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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-16
HERIFF'S SALE

~ Leonard Woodland In Court Of Com. Pleas
George n. Oviatt ct all
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out Of the
the above ease and to me directed and delivered L
have levied upon and shall expose at public sale on
Saturday the 18th day OF May, IS0
between the hours of 10 o'clock A N and 4 O'Clock p
NJ, at the door of the Court House in Warren in said
county. the following Real Estate to wit: situats in
said county Of rumbuli. and known and described
range of townships in tho Connecticut Western Re
serve in the State Of Ohio, being west part Of sec
ton No. Is. in the original survey Of said township,
being the same tract Of land this day t0et. 9th, 1850
Conveyed by deed from Uri A.. 0viatt and wife, to
said George ". Oyiatt. to which reference Is had for
a full description and contains eighty-seven and
One-fouTth SO acres of land. be the same more OF
less. and which Is more particularly described as
follows in said deed. namely, situate in Braeeville,
in said county Of Trumbull. and is known by part
of section No. il. in the original survey Of said
township. bounded as follows. namely. beginning at
the sOuthwest corner of said section. thence north
along the section line 79ehains and % links to a post
the northwest corner of the section, thence east a.
long the section line 9 chains and 81 links to n stone
pipe set in the ground ut a corner Of Franklin Z.
Stoves land. thence south along amarked line the
west line Of said Stoves land 30 chains to q stone
corner. thence east still on said Stoves land 3 chs.
and - links to n post corner Of Vim. j. Oviatt's
land. thence south along the west line Of Vim. i.
Of said section. thence west. on the section line II
chains and 50 links to the place Of beginning and
contains So acres of land, be the same more or
less. Appraised at Thirty Dollars per acre. Terms
cash. Joseph q. BUTLER. Sh'f-
Sherifs Office. Warren. April l6. 1Se2.
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The Latest News.
Fort Pulaski Fallen LwOundedi ian Capt.
Opdyeke's COInpany.-FrOm Pittsburg
aR0in etc. etc.

BALTIMORE, April Is.
The Savannah Republican of the 18th
announces the unconditional surrender
of Fort Pulaski on the previous day
Seven large breaches were made in the
walls by our batteries of Parrot guns at
Kings Landing, and all the barbette
guns on that side and three easement
guns were dismounted.
The Chicago Times, in n list of the
wounded arrived from Pittsburg Landing,
in the hospital ut Mound City, has the
following names of the 4lst:
COMPANY A.
A. d. Dury, David f. Pierce. D. Fuller,
First Lieut.. McCleery. Chas. Burnett, o.
NJ. Halves, VIM. Hulmond, Clinton Ba-
con, Elam Moses.
PITTsBURG LANDING, April H.
A force of 1000. on ) transports, left
the Landing on Saturday night, accom-
panied by the gunboats Tyler and Lex
ington, and proceeded up the Tennessee
river to a point near Eastport, Miss, land
ed, and proceeded iIAand to Bear Creek
Bridge and destroyed the two bridges on
the Mobile & Ohio r. r., one measuring
I2l fl. and the other 30 fl. in length
a cavalry force of $50 men was found
there, after having 4 killed skedaddled
in the most approved Southern style. The
expedition refunded on Sunday night
without having lost a man. This was one
OF the most Successful operations of its
kind during the war, completely cutting
denomination ofthe main rebel body
at Corinth with Alabama and the rest of
the confederacy, except New Orleans.
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A administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

n umlnISLratOr 5 OlIe OF Zeal EState.
IN In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court of Trumbull county. Ohio. / will offer tor
sale. at public auction. ON Thursday, the 18th day
of May. 1862. at 3 o'clock, afternoon. upon the
situate in the township Of Lordstown. county OF
'Trumbull, and State of Ohio. being part Of lot No.
81, beginning at the northeast corner Of land owned
By the estate Of J. ID. Heinselman, deed. thence
south along the east line of said land to the south
east corner of said land, and running so far east
along the north line and south line Of said land,
that n line drawn from the north line to the south
line of said farm. parallel with the east line, shall
contain within said bounds thirty acres of land The
whole of the above described tract of land. or so
much thereof n will satisfy the debts of said estate.
will be sold at said time and place. Appraised at
SO per acre. GEO. EUSSLEMAN.
Admir- Of j. ID. Heinselnlan, deed.
WHITTLEsET ADAMS. Atty for Admir-.
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Co-pARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned have this day en-
tered into eo-Dartncrship under the name and
firm Of Reed x Adams. F.P. REED.
April .. lS63-3w C.. c. ADAMS.
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between the hour Of lOOeloek A n and 4 o'clock r
Y, at the door OF n Court House IN the Town OF
TO wit: sitnate in HJuland township of said county:
bounded and de- cribed as follows: beginning ut a
point at the centre of the road from Warren to
Youngstown. about three hundred and ten feet $40
from the west line of n fourteen acre tract purehas-
ed By Leicester King of Jacob Perkins. and known
rs part Of the Edwards tract 50 called. from thence
running north 24A0 L. i've chains ten links to a post
forty links from the north line. and from thence
north5S W across the run to the north line of the
Edwards tract. thence west along the north line Of
the said Edwards tract to the road running from
the Nienna road TO the youngstown road, thence
south along the east line of said cross road to the
centre o said Youngstown road. and fssm thence
on said youngstown road about three hundred and
ten feet to the place Of beginning. Appraised at
$500. Terms cash. JIG. BUTLER, Sh'f.
Sherirs Oniee, Warren, April 10, 1862.
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'CHERIFF's SALE.
y Jacob L: Baldwin ssaIl Tn TmnbqIl eOun-
the lzth day Of May. Isse.

Augustus Grleter
Ey virtue Of an order of sale issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas IN the above ease and to
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New Advertisements.
SSIGNEE NOTICE.

IA Notice i hereby given that John MOser and
Michael = MOser. surviving partners of the hrm OF
{. NJ MoSer. have assigned their prof. erty for the
benefit of their creditors. and that l have been du-
ly appointed and qualified n their assignee. All
persons having claims against them must present
the same to me duly authenticated, for allowance
within the time prescribed by law.
b.. Y. ROBBINS.
Assignee of the firm Of C.. X VI. MOser.
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DRS. WORTMlN & SHlNN0N

T LIBERAL Discount made to the
Ia Trade. az usual. MRS. KING.
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MARRIAGES.

WARREN, april 18th, 1862.
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1oss considerable

y. Loss considerable. Sunday our small
force under Maj. Fiandrew, tearing he
could not stand another attack, withdrew
to Mankato, leaving the town to the mercy
of the Indians II is reported that be-
tween 500 and 1000 Indians were in the
fight. Col. Sibley's command probably
reached #. Ridgefy yesterday. The Ad-
Jutant General OF Minnesota issued an
order to commanding officers to take all
horses and means of transportation neces-
sary, giving receipt to owners.
The massacre does not seem confined
to one locality, but spreads over vast
amount of territory. 1t is reported tina,
of - families all but persons were kill
ed, at Lake 6heteck, Az miles southwest
OF New ulm, but these reports are IN
doubtedly exaggerated, many persons hav-
ing fed or secreted themselves, who are
supposed to be killed.
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New York. Aug. %

The Washington Star Of last evening
says the Postmaster Of Fairfax Court.
house arrived from there ON Thursday
morning. He reports seeing a bright
light after leaving there, The Star also
has the following: The enemy was en-
canned, some 10000 or 80, 900 strong, at
Gainesville, near Manassas Junction. AT
two o'clock on Thursday morning large
portion of Taylor's Jersey brigade was
captured at Fairfax Station. The rebels
on Thursday night burnt the bridges at
Accotink and Pope's Ran. and are sup
posed to be moving OIL to evade pursuit.
The Alexandra correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Inquirer, dated Thursday.
says the enemy succeeded in holding
their own in the vicinity Of Manassas and
got down as far as Banks Station list
night. Various rumors are afoat, but no
one is allowed to 60 down the road but
troops.
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Headquarters 18th Regt Iowa Vols
Camp near Jsncinto Mississippi
A t,crnrt Olth lQED

August 20th, 1867.
EpIroR GATE CrrY:-On the 18th OF
this month DIR. ]. d. Hummer departed
this life at Camp Clear Greek, four miles
and half South of Corinth. DR.. Hum
mer, an intelligent and most worthy man,
Joined the Iowa 18th AS private, from
the Ligest motives Of patriotism and duty,
attaching himself to Company G. Be-
ing physician, and young, sud wishing
advancement in his profession, he solicited
place In the hospital, aud from much
worth and merit he was appointed Ward
Master. That place he filled with fit
ness and devotion worthy Of lasting re-
membrance. Often have heard nv ex-
eel'ent Surgeons, Udell and Mouorrick,
speak Of his success. Ia visiting the
hospital ! found him ever present and
ever active. Disease finally seized him,
and death would not spare him to u.s.
On behalf of his company, on behalf of
the regiment, on behalf of the field and
staff officers. bear this testimony as
matter of coincidence to the frieuds Of
dead man.
The Iowa 18th had in DR.. j. d. Hum
mer most upright, useful, faithful and
active man, and in his death the regiment
and the country have sustained serious
loss. The purity of his life is an index
to happy future.
With great pleasure / forward for pub
LEGATION the following resolutions.
COL. JOHN w. RANKIN,
Comd'g 18th Reg't. Iowa Vols.
Headquarters COMFY c, Iowa l7th,l
Camp near Jacin.o, Aug. goth, '62.(
Company G having heard Of the death
of Surgeon j. ID. Hummer. member of
this company, passed the following reso-
lutions:
Resolved, That in the death of DR.. j.
d. Hummer the company has lost most
faithful member, the regiment an officer
of great usefulness, the sick friend from
the hottest motives, and the Government
patriot, willing to seal his devotion with
his blood.
Resolved, That Col. John w. Rankin
be requested to forward the foregoing
resolution to the newspapers of Kcokuk,
Iowa. for publication, the same to be
signed by the commissioned officers of
the company.
S. NJ. ARCHER, Captain.
HENRY NEWTON, LIST 1t.
M. STAPLETON, I'd 1t.
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Philadelphia, Aug. Q9.

AA"t -AAE' 81.
The Baltimore American has a letter
from Alexandra, dated O'Clock yester-
day 1t says that our troops are being
pushed forward rapidly from there.
Gen. Mcclellan had visited Washing
ton and accepted the command Of the
Army Of Virginia.
Fugitives from Manassas and Fairfax
report that confagration was visible in
the direction II the latter place, and il
was supposed tha; the Governments stores
had been destroyed. 1t Is also said that
the rebels have destroyed the bridge over
the Accotink Creek, which is FIVE miles
this side of Manassas, Bull Runand Gen.
teryille. 1t is also said that the rebels
have captured two out Of four New Jersey
regiments stationed At Centreville.
Gen. Hooker's brigade is reported to
have checked the advance Of the rebels at
Centreville and driven them back to Ma
nassas.
Gen. Pope il beyond Manassas Cutoff
from Washington. 6 Burnside and
Gen. Porter's corps haa,-nded at Acquia
Greek. 1t is also said that Gen. Ewell
has penetrated to the rear Of Gen. Pope,
and occupies the left hank Of the Occo-
guam river. A large force is marchingto
meet them and to assist in opening way
70 Gen. Pope and Gen. Burnside. If the
movement is successful it viii doubtless
place the rebel army in worse position
than that which the main body of our
troops is now in, as they can, If necessary,
fall back to fredericksburg and reach
Washington by river. On the other hand
If Jackson is cut of his army may BE- scat
tered and destroyed. The movement Of
the rebels is bold, but most hazardous
one.
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Fort Monroe. Aup. 20.

The Ironsides which left Philadelphia
2lst, arrived last night and lies at anchor
to day in the Roads abreast of the For
tress. Her commanding appearance has
attracted great attention, and every eye is
bent on her with query: what has she
come here fnr2
There is no rebel display or movements
discernahle GU the lines of the James
River. Norfolk and Suffolk have been
strongly reinforced by federal troops.
Brig. Gen. Emery in command a,
Yorktown. sent outa reconnaissance yes
terday about 10 miles beyond Gloucester.
They learned Of squad Of rebels in tina,
vicinity, consisting Of about 400 cavalry
and some flying artillery with four guns,
but our accommodating force saw nothing
of them yesterday, and encamped for the
night to proceed on their mission to-day
Our informant il Assistant Surgeon Rog-
ers. of the 9th cavalry. who left the party
last evening.
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Gen. Blunt's ExpeAisien Successful.

Leaxenworth, Aug. Sc
To Hon. e. M Stanton, Sec'y of War:
Maj. Champion Vaughn, of Gen.
Blunt's Staff, has arrived at these head
quarters with dispatches.
Gen. Blunt marched with 1900 men
from Fort Scott August 18th, and follow.
ed the rebels as far north as Lone Jack.
The enemy declined m engagement and
commenced a retreat. They were pursu-
ed by Gen. Blunt and driven in utter con
fusion across the Usage with the loss OF
all transportation and equipments, besides
numerous arms, prisoners, &c.
1t ia considered that the expedition
saved the Missouri towns en- the western
border. besides striking terror into the
hearts Of the enemy as far as the Arkan.
sas line.
Gen. Bfunt's column returned to Fort
Scott on the I'D, having marched nearly
300 miles 10 six days. Col. Cloud was
left to continue the pursuit, and tits no, i'm
possible that the main force of the rebels
will he forced to surrender.
Signed, JAS NJ GRAHAM, A. A. G.
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Philadelphia, Aug. 2g
trO9p5.

The Washington National Republican
of to-day says: Mr.. Hawxhurst, Of Fair
fax, and Clerk Of the Circuit Court, says
that he and all Union men in Fairfax
were compelled to leave there on Wed
nesday, the rebels having taken posse ssion
of the pace. Yesterday he returned to
learn Of his faulty, but was met on the
way by citizens from Vienna, who were
escaping from that place, seven hundred
rebel cavalry having made descent upon
it. But one Union man is left in Vienna,
which is but twelve miles from Washing
ton. 1t is understood that there is =
large rebel forcc at Leesburg. and the
prevailing opinion is that they intend
crossing into Maryland by way Of Walk
sr's Ford, the water mol being more than
knee deep there
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Ho, FOR THE SECOND REGIMENT -
Sergeant X. X. Teller, Of Company A, of
this Regiment, is in town, recruiting for
his Company. Now is the time for the
brave boys who desire to enlist IN the
crack Company of the crack Regiment
OF Iowa. aug26-lw
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARnr.l
Washington. Aug &c.

General Order.
The following officers of the I LIST Regi-
ment Of Ohio Volunteers having publish
ed card stating that they advised Gel.
X. Mason. who has been cashiered for
cowardice to surrender GAINESVILLE to the
rebel forces, are by direction of the Pres
ident dismissed from tho service of the
United States /: First Lieutenant N. j.
Hurtler; ed Lieut.. Isaac Mason; lst
Lieut.. Ira l.. Morris Capt. Smith Clark;
Capt. j. X. Woodward Capt. N. W..
Bowen; Capt. Ealomon j. Honck Capt.
e. II. Craven; Lieut.. I. 4 Moore Adjt,
VIM. II. Calender; Lieut.. III. nj. Drury;
Lieut.. L. w. Beaver.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War,
Il. d. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.
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NY an eTder from the Treasury Depar tmcnt. Ship
pers and Carres requr ed before TO, Ing
inenis OF Goods or Salt, amounting over $3.50 10
places in the nrs and second tier OF counties on the
sonihs,n border OF tbs State Of Iowa to ne in II.
cussoD House Once at keokuk, Iowa, an oath pre-
seroed by the Treasury Depars also to execute
bond With approved snretieA that goods therein
described shall not be transported sod used in any
way % - TO ave aid comfort TO insurgents or Ia
mpa'htxere with those In rebellion against tie Gov
erament Of the United States.
Blanks ear ee obtained and instructions given a.
the Surveyor Once.
JOHN sTANEUs,
Surveyor OF the Port
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T Persons who have not paid their
city taxes will bear in mind that the tax
for the curren. year becomes delinquent
on Monday next. Those who desire to
save cost will call at the Collectors Office
and pay up, or pay down, which means
about the same thing.
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MI name having been announced by some OF nv
perAonAi friends ~ IN Independent Candidate for
ciers Of the District Court must say that although
much appreciate hsir kindness for The interest
In me have, afisr having given the matter due con.
sidera ., concluded not 10 be a candidate
augW-d EDWARD MUMM.
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J. TRAinoR KING.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

Or and sfser this date no Powder win be allowed
sold In Keokuk without permission Of the
nor any kind of Arms vhaieyer, untions of War
1t hss sso bsen ordered the special Agent Of the
Treasury Department not 10 allow Goods or Groceries,
except In imitsd quantities for family nse to 20 into
NJ issour or the souther tier Of Counties
The object Is 70 keep supplies iron the rebels or
armed bands OF suerriliasi In Northeast Nissouri.
JOHN hTANEUs
hatysypr ofthe Port Of keokuk.
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THE GATE CITY.


SEE TILE "A."-We will hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that the
time of subscription is nearly or quite ex-
pired; and when subscribers wish to con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
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New oyk, Aug. 2s

~" = O'h = 80
The British steamer Despatch from
Nassau 2Oth, arrived this morning. She
had the wreck Of the steamer kamak in
tow, but on the aith in heavy gale had
to let her 90 and viii probably put into
Port Royal. The Despaleh has cargo
of turpentine which WAS probably sent
here by secession sympathizers at Nassau.
She has three cases OF fever OH board.
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New York. AUG. q1

The Washington Star last evening
says there was III engagement Wednes-
day evening betwecu Scsmnon's brigade
and heavy force Of ret,cis for the posses
sion of the railroad bridge at Bull Run.
The rebels held possession at night fall
but it is believed that Scammon would
dislodge them.
Thursday morning.-Hooker' division
had an engagement Wednesday morning
with large rebel force near Bristow s
Station, lasting day. Hooker droye the
rebels step by step back to the vicinity Of
Manassas. Our loss in this division ID
about 800.
The saue paper says the rebels sue
ceeded in throwing their army across the
Rappahannock 1t the base of the Blue
Ridge, massing them at White Pains,
seven miles from Warrenton. Ii is evil
dent they aim to get between Pope army
AMI he Qualifications around W ashineton,
and having done so, they would have =
lively time IN getting out OF this position.
The movements Ut our vast army now in
the enemies rear leads to the belief that
very few days will see the end Of rebels
in arms in Virginia. Twenty-four hours,
the Star says, will solve this problem.
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Rev. W. G.. Craig will preach on
Sabbath fto-mofrow in the Westminster
Presbyterian Church at the usual hours.
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New York. Aug -.
Flour-MArket 5e letter, with fair dem d; ~ SO
o5 for Super State; s5 ZOE Is 20 for Extrs s,ats
81 sizes Us for Super WESTERN 1s l3Gts ~ Tor
Common to Medium Extra Hes,srn; g 90 Sb s. for
Common " govd shipping brands Extra Round Hoop
Ohio.
Wheat-Aarkst shade better with active sxpors
demand; sales al ~ lag, 20 Chcag, Spring, u II
01l ~ for Milwaukee Club, el 22Gg a for Amber
lows; 81 JOG 81 for Winter Red western
Corn--Mtrkst nrner; saies At 81 for Mixed sssYn,
sound old.
Whtsky--Cuite Arm nj 1odg7
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D1scHARorD soIprrns n eo,a;a,.

VINO nave reosived their papers would say, that By
os'itng on Williams 4 King, No Third street, BE-
tween Main and johnson, they ca have their pay cob
'sctea were the amount exceeds $50 for 3per cent,
and when under that amour, S per cent
Aypsrtner. judge williams, isin 81 Louis, for the
pnrTose OF giving this branch OF oar bushes. bis ex
elusive attention, and win be prompt In remitting
money enough will be advanced to pay your expenses
home when desired.
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Notice

The meeting Of the Legislature compss mo 70 be
usttendanes during Its session During my absence
Major T. Cole viii be nj my Office and The Arsena
to discharge such duties az shall direct.
c. W. LOWRTE
suR5o-d Aid-de@rxmp
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@ The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
je24-dI.
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NEW RLcRuITs.--Sixty- five men came
in on the Western train. last evening.
~ S''A ~
who have enlisted in Capt Maginnis'
company. The company is now full.
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COMMERCIAL.

Daily 6Arr Cry oyv,cx
as a So 8 KEoErx. aug. ~. 90.
FLouR-supsrfses 81 5o:sprin wheat 41srssi7s
PsiiWhsatkxtsa e2a5
BRAN ASDsHo RTs- soto zoe = 100 ~
coRS--i7 to Ice y bush.
BARLEY--asc.
WhEAT-ingood demand. Fall s6a7o; sprinfA
to SIC.
RYE-esc dull
oATS-I6c.
POTAfOEs-ycw, 20to a5e
sV1Ah New Orleans fair loxQll, prime III
choice IL; clarified IL; crushed ana loafi4k
AoLASSkS-Piantstion Asa so; suxarhouss 4szSu
Golden Syrup 20 q 7sc--y very sear,s.
eoFFEE- Riocs1esc: Java 2sa.3o; L.xuyrsAaas
RIcE-sfAsc.
soAP-Palm &c, Family 5sr, GsrmAA ,Cln.l TX
S7ae.
cANDLRs-star1ldEl5 Is, stes gin. 10, Mould 10.
LARb-S ta6c; retail efc.
BUTT kh-common 6SsTc: Choicele, retainak0ls
oSisioss-shou idersealetc; Hams 2tdD3;Ciear
sides sf0Ai sugar Cured Hams TlGc E.
EEAfHKk-soie24osao ~: Hsrnes.sra3o.
HIDES-Dry leto ICE Rrubhy h.lf nric~ x,s.n
].o<f; green sheep peiss lee4I as green hog skips
l5c.
HAF-Timothy, % eoas 90. balsd asocasli
Prairie ~ s0dRn0o.
skkDs-Tino.A, 81 90; Flax Seed 500.
onloNs-9009sc.
EGGS So.
WITH BkANs-In good demand, 50c2 0lae
YEATHkRs-25am
FRUIT Dried Apples q oes u $50 buahsi.-
Dried Peaches % asD - So Raisins e4OoG $3.50.
CHEssk-W essern Reserved &c; Denmak7 0s. ~
BEEF CATTI.E-249ac gross.
sHkEP-se 0092 rs ? head.
sALT-G. A. ~ SO ' sack; Ksnavha A3oo ? bar
rel: Liverpool ~ scaa ~ 90 y sack; Lake o. .o.s
so. Very sSaree.
FIsH-Mscksrel, Nc. slGsa Is = Dbl. ;Ko q pM
SsiS' soa ss3slo White FI.h. Sol SEQ
' half bti. Cod Fash 56ovA.
kAGs-N oslen eet,enees
OLD lRON-k9Ac< hrasssRs &c d. Cop
psri08l2kc -.
E1cHASoE.-On New YORK y per cent bsnkabls
funds; Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago and cinein.
natl n per cent St. Louis y per cent. Bold 10 to
II per cent bu. ing, IL selling
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The pilgrims to Fort Madison con-
tinue to be numerous, and the railroad Is
reaping harvest.