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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-30
CEMENT ROOFING
Is THE CHEArE-T AND MOST DrKttIE ROUTING
~ Use
IT is FIRE AND WATER rrpsP

! :
1t can he applied 10 new and ,,}l uoaF. a, Al,
| kiutlr and to Sljnrle RIMS ,yi,h,., rar,r3r.
! the shingles
! The ,nst il orI, ot,o,. ~ Ali.
! - '' "''"' "'i''thfh FAsl Of lipf
! anu l. twice "a GHlal.le.
This article has been tlrou.h'y tested in ycr yorh
City and all parts If the United states Cau.. N..,
! Indies and Central and : mn ,,na,;' 80
all kids. such as r,c,nre. rnn,,,r;a. I'.,'"tss
Railr sd Dep,s, Cars. ard on ruIlc I'm din. 90 -.
! ally. Govern melt Bui'diigs. &c liz III. nri,cr.I
/ Bni ders. Architects and Others. dnrHy The INST I'm,
| most bt KAELE ROOFING in use: /, il in ry,,v yc
i u crt a Fire. Water Weather rua Time prof - ~.
| for Roofs Of all kinds ''''"s
u'neJ sa,s. WIEN masr.aI nt"et"red i" tAe
critics IT Eiastienn and D.rabiJ;t, ,xb;n, . " l'p
si!'y ackmo" lei !ed tohe possessed hy GUTIA pm
CAA en-. INDIA I.C1LER.
No IIE.T il II, or:rrn
! in maxim, ,,,,;o,,;a, NJ,
tring as u ordinary roof ear, . c "IP9.he 70
wv" " HF.'"d D! any Onr.
ana when finished { rms a ptrfectiy Ftpr p,oor
t"e' n Al cl'ai" lady Nh,r c,rnn, l.. Il iur.J 'x
.l"' or St"rns, Shrinking OF Roof Boards nur
ass external action whatever "~'
lnI.in
EFTTA PER,I!A CEgE>r
yn- .,,.f,, .-,,
artsa+, of,L. 49, ~, saa's "hen exposed 10 the
~ '>'', ..'' 'oF
81 j Am ;. '' "''"s "e'"i Ro'is,
Tli-is the onry composition known which w;,,sn
tui'y resist eStr. ne chrnges II an cIua,.
length Of time. when ap lin to re,al r., ~, ~, al
,'inS ."rhl, body equal three coats Of
TIMES As Lose: and from it, ',,n M' LAST THREE
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hat Ais Them,

Col Jcnnison, Kansas l>t Cavalry, is
a small iaan-l"lcu,e constitution, =
r'y>ici'n. originally from Livingston
connry,N !. When the Border RutIi1n
horde went Into Kansas to ect tn, first,
Territorial Legislature, they passed Jen.
nisou's house. His wife and only child,
attracted by the cavalcade, wen. TO the
door, and Will standing there, were both
shot dead by the ruians. "Tha,'s wha,
ais Jennson the Jayhawkcr.'
Jack Nonts Emery of the Kansas Caval-
ry, Is k'ntuckian--a mild, gcn,lemanly,
highly educated man-a clergyman, and
a graduate o: Oberlin When the Bor-
der Ruiiians, in one Of their raids, reach
ed MontgomoryS home, they took him
prisoner, tied him to tree, and brough,
out his wlfe-an educated, accomplished
lad;-and violated her person in the
presence Of her husband; land that's
what ais Montgomery.
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! 4 correspondent Of the Times, writing
from camp near Budds Ferry, says the
rebels on the opposite shore not only
| frequently come down to the beach OF
mornin@ and drrisycly cry to our p'ckets
our countcrsi gn of the III .ht previous,
but acquaint us with what is known to
but one officer OF the entire division.
what is to DC the ensuing nj .ht.-They
also boast OF having, by means of our
cauntcroign, Travelled along orr entire
division iuss. and as"rtaincd our exact
locality, numbers, &c. If this be true,
they must be familiar with our sccre.
signals. which are row issued in conncc-
ton with cur counter>irn.
The Times dispatch says tho Postal
Reform bill, introduced by Mr. Colfax.
pending in the House, proposes a tax OF
) cents each Oh all telegraph messages
except those "n business Of the govrru-
ment or thu company owning the line,
and except also news aud Gov gressiopal
report. Tor the press.
Mr. Hole, IT." predecessor Of the pres.
INT Postmaster General, estimated that
by tele=raphic 'iispr'chcs the Department
lost one million Of rover Nc annually.
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important to House Owners.
Important to b b"i,1"rs 5 -
Inportant to i;ailrr'd Co.'S,
IMPORTANT to Farmers
r., cN uhom MiS ray "oncern, and 1t
conccrns rrerJbody.
JOHNS ( CECSLEY,s
IMPROVED GrT-. PERcnA
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WhSuINGlON, Jan. q


Minister Corwin writes from Mexico
that Japlaxio, the head Of tie new al
m!nis;ratiun, declares that Mexico will
make successful resistance II the allies
The French and Spanish soldiers quarrel
among Que another, and whole regiments
have been fighting unit! numbers were
killed and wounded In consequence of
this the French force is about to be sent
to Tampico, where strong resistance
would be made. The English are sim.
ultaneous'y to attack Netamoras.
CAIRO, Jan. 25
An expedition, CONSISTING; of $500
men. detachments of the S:h, Ilth and
10th Illinoi, Infantry and 1,h Cavalry,
under command Of Col. Kellogg,
left Birds Point, this afternoon, for
commerce, on hunt far jeff Thompson.
The presumed reason Of the s;artin. OF
the expedition to day is in consequence
of recent depredations committed upon
Union men by Thompson's horde While
the approach Ct Thompsou's force was
known in the vicinity of commerce
for full twenty four hours in advance, it
is certainly most strange that the Unioa
men sent no report Of it, either TO this
place or to Csps Girsaean. or did not
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Yours truly,

Evidently Of some one he.e>
lie must have sCcn hi. nMnrs
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SHERIFF SALE.

- sheriff Of Cedar county. lava
Per s. W. RATHBrs, Beputv. H., " y" a. .,
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Ala for Unas. sufferers.
St. Louis, june 10.

St. Louis, June ~.
Joseph s. Icatman, President of the
Sanitary Committee, this morning receiv-
ed dispatch from Gen. Halleck, saying
that hundreds of women and children in
that vicinity we're in starving condition,
that their husbands and brothers have all
been pressed into the rebel service, and
robbed Of everything, and appealing to
the citizensof ST. Louis for the sufferers
Mr. Yeatman laid Gen. Halleck's dispatch
before the Union Chamber of Commerce,
aud two thousand dollars worth Of pro-
visions were Immediately subscribed and
Commute appointed to receive and col
lect food and money to buy itwith. The
same proceedings we're had at the old
Chamber Of Commerce and liberal sub
scriptions Of provisions and money were
made
The citizens generally are also furnish
ing large supplies Of provisions, and from
present appearances the Hospital steamer
Empress, which will leave for Pittsburg
Landing tomorrow, will be heavily laden
with food for the suffering Southerners
Contributions from other points addressed
TO Brig. Gen. Callum. Chief Of staff
Corinth, Miss., will be properly distribu
ted. Money is not required, as there Or.
no provisions in the country to purchase
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maAinE fertaE sppsppsiaiuns for sSndry
civil zpsusas sss H. up.
Mr.. hnpner nGarcd m anendmsnt
appropriating 81, 500 for : 0ounis.ionar
and Consul General 70 Hayti. and a ,600
for the like olinarS 70 Idberia. Adopted.
yeas 30, nays q. Carlyle, Dover,
Nesmith, Powell. Ssulsbury, Stark, six.
The bill then passed, 500.
MIR. Fessenden from the COMMITTEES on
Finance, reported back the Naval appro-
priation bill, With amendments. #
Mr. Wilson OF Mass, moved 10 take mp
the bill making amendments " the fugi-
tive slave bill. Agreed to ycas %, nays
10. Adjourned. go
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lny TELEaaArH.l.
New YoxiK MARKET.

New York, June 70.
Flour--Recripts ~ op7 bb,s; market unsettled and
6c9iOc better saes Of 600 bbls At ~ 254 Is for
supernns s,ate " 65Da Is for Rxtra state; ~ e5s
a Is for Supreme Western; 81 sss4 70 fer Common
10 good Extra Westerni 95 lO85 20 for common
% good shipping brands Extra Round Hoop ohie.
whest--Rscepia 70, osa bash; market unsettled and
excited and lcS3c better; sales OF 20 Ose bush at
zoe o. for Chicago ssslse, se0si o. for Mi,wau
kee clubs 81 6Gai on for Amber Iowa; 81 1881 II
for winter Red Westerns si ieEsi % for Amber
Michigaa.
Corn caipts OF 81 ~ bush; market Io2c better;
saies or %, co. bush al 5.Gi - for Mixed Wsstrrn
sound old. delivefsd.
WhisAy--Uneasneed; sales OF 600 brls Il 1Jao4c.
Grocsries--Market quiet and sales unimportant
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.MiSl,stS Iss Repes-e.
washinston, June 10.

The President has sent . message to-
Congress, saying that it is desirable that
such legislation us may be necessary to
carry the Seward Lyons treaty Tor. the
suppression Of the slave trade into effect
shall be enacted rs soon as may comply
with the convenience Of Congress.
The Navy Department has received
dispatches BY which it appears that Com.
Prentiss, Of the Albatross, recently smiled
up the interior waters of South Carolina
to Georgetown. He crossed the Barron
on the 2Ist with his own vessels aud the
Norwich, Lieut.. Commanding duncan,
and entered Wyman Bay. After passing
a small deserted redoubt, which was near
the lighthonss, IN extensive fertilization
was observed on South Island, with ap-
parently several large guns mounted,
which turned out TO be ttQaakers -
These first were found deserted. Anotl,-
Ter abandoned forti6cation was found on
Cat Island 90 the 2ed He stood for
Georgetown, entered Swamp Creek, and
scanned past the city wharf. Not being
prepared TO hold tho place, he ahstained
from landing. knowing That 4 contest with
the artillery and cavalry II The place would
destroy the town. He afterwards ascend
ed the Wacamoco river to a point ten
mi es above Georgetown, through a fine
country, aud meeting no resistance, he
brought Of SO coatrabands The rebels
were leaving their plantations, driving
their negroes before them In oil directions
One hundred and 6fty-nine rebel prison
| rs, principally Of Georgia and the la.l
Virginia, captured at Front Royal, were
brought here to-day and transferred tc
the provost guard, by whom they were es.
corted to the old Capital military prison
Information has been received ct thu
Contract Office Of the p. o. Department,
which leads to the belief that all the
mail dispatched from the east to the Pa
cifc coast BY the overland route via st
Joseph and Placerville, between tho Is
and 23d Of April has been lost or detain
ed by the dcpredations of the Indians a
some point east of Salt Lake City, ane
that the mails sent from the Pacific Il
| the East BY the same route between Marcl
10Th aud April eth, have also met witt
a like detention, and from the same cause
This iniormatiouis given that correspond
ence within the date mentioned may b
duplicated. Mails are for the presen
despatched from New York for the Pa
cifc by steamer vie Panama on the 18tl
and 9th Of each month. An agent ha
been directed % go over the route iron
St, Joseph for the purpose Of recoverin,
the missing mails. If practicable.
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horticultural Exnss,ss.n.

AAO1esN0aeSI9A EAouWtttOms
The Horticultural Exhibition ycsier.
day afternoon was very fine and highly
creditahle TO the taste and industry Of the
exhibitors. The room was beautifully
adorned, and the flowers, fruits and veg
etables displayed to the best advantage.
The display Of strawberries was especially
fine, being l9 different varieties,
and some very large. We captured !
large bunch contributed ty Mr.. Lee Hall
Of TT. Madison, which was considered to
be very choice variety. The flowers and
roses were beautiful, and the fragrance
from them and the strawberries were truly
ambrosiaI. We would gladly give amore
detailed description, but unfortunately
the writer called in too hate. We hope,
however, TO receive an account from some
OF the members
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noJo
The Vice President presented memo
rial from the citizens Of Utah asking adj
mission as . State under the title Of
Deseret. 1900
Mr.. Latham moved to print the memo
rial and also that the two gentlemen herr
claiming to DO Senators from that State
b admitted to the floor Of the Senate. I
On motiou Of Mr.. Lane, ofKansas,
the motion was referred TO Committee on
Territories. 4qFrs
Mr.. Trumbull offered resolution ins
structipg the Committee on Foreign Re-
lations 10 enquire whether any further
legislation is necessary for the control q
the contingent expenses Of the State %.
partman.. &c sad he offered :uch 8
| resolution from several items in the bill
| from the House like the following: Paid
to Dudley A. Mann, for diplomatic sery
iccs to Switzerland - 500; smother, pail
Wp. G. Norm, - apecial agent, "a, 200
and IN item for III, 100, making ~, O0t
fer services, and 70 Vim Preston, Minis
ter to Spain, for extraordinary expene
az following - QuaAn sossaA1a41ss
ia, OU0. Tho resolution was Adepke 4.
o. motion q Nf. Eeassnden, the 81
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G3MMERCIAL


.-zz-z pAlLI GAIn Csxs nssse.
Ksox-x. Jane 10. "a.
NOTWITHSTANDING q ss;spfiss whsassxssa o. %
1ail Whent Extra - 50. Rkasfse
6kAl AID sHQ1fS-sOtol ~ ? leo a. I
OSlA-le "A, - 2 bu.h.
WM1AI-ln good demand Fall roar; Ypsinf So
.ooes.
RYE-eSc TO -
oATB-is to 500.
f0TATOEs-t509osytAs iosd .rssaslseto 81.
su0AR-Hsw Orleans iaAs .S1ofo, prime 10
II; saastasA is0is; srusAsd 9naasss sea.
| AoI.AssEs-sfsA,1ttssSs 0ss HIsnzAesse1s0ss
Golden syrup7aa .sc.s ss, s5s 4 a
| coFFkk-ks.-a alsss, lava ast1sG LAeuysxa.eac.
! RfcE-e.8sc.
soxP-Paln d, PANTY s,sc. German tcin.) ~
o7ts.
oANDLEs--sssr $50 10, stsarins -. Mosld 10.
LARD--S TO SIC; retail 10 &C.
B0TTkn--oemnohs 07e; choseele, rsaaiiD31ols
PROV sioss-sAoaldss ~ Haass sGlssr sides
| 70 ~; Rib Sides 3ito4 s
LEATHEk-soIs s4o9e Harnssss703o.
RIDEs-Dry 10 toI se, srubby hsH price green
~, srsss shesr pel.s ssson -; ssssn hog skins
Ise.
HAr-Tino,hy. % ese7 ". sals4 - csosrl
Prairie ~ 0o06 ~.
skEDs-Ttneshy d W; Flax seed sfoo
oSl0As-ssO40c.
EGGs-3k .. 80.
wnlTE BEANs--In zoo dsmand, s0eoeias.
| TEATAE Rs-3e0a5 A.
FRUIT Dhsd Apples u oo0sl $50 buahsl.-
psiad haaAAs es10sa ~ nAiSsss 14sseDSee
| CHEksk-Wes tsrn Rssssvesc; Dsnmah 7Os.
| HEEE-0Gaac gross.
| SHkEP-ei 5Oa< % head.
sALT-G.A. % 50 sact; Kanawha % 10 ? bar.
4 nr.<.
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~ The "Old Folks" Of @ .incy, are
SO called because they appear IN Full dress
Of the costume Of 1916. They will Ger.
tainly sing sat the Athennum tonight
and the proceeds 90 to our Hospital
Their rich and novel dress alone will re-
pay the money, to say nothing Of the mu
sic aud the patriotic object.
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New York. June 10.

A letter in the Express dated near
New Bridge 9th says, all the army ex-
cept Porter and FIanklln's divisions and
the reserve have crossed the Chickshomi-
ny.
a Washington letter states Official
intelligence TO the Navy Department says
no rise in the James river had occurred
sufficient TO carry our guaboats over the
distractions at Fort Darling.
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FIRE.-We are sorry to hear that the
dwelling house Of George Brawley, ESQ,
not FAR from the Big Mound in Lee coun.
~, was totally consumed by fire on Mon
day morning, June 9th. The fire took
from Hue. The furniture was mostly
saved.
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SP. H. Humes will go to Fl M.dis
son on Friday. Any person wishing to
pay taxes can send by him and have them
attended to Yithout charge. Office on
Third street between Main and johnson.
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From 1glchnsnA.
New York. june 10

A letter dated June TO the Pbiadel-
phia Enquirer says: Our troops have
buried over 5000 rebels at Fair Oaks.
Prisoners continue to b. brought in daily.
One rebel General was taken. He atill
refuses to give his name. Our troops
have bean within miles Of Richmoi d
ON Yeconnoissanees.
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THE GATE CITY
WEDNESDAY, JENE II.

SEE THE "x."--We will hereafter
mark IN X on papers to Indicate that the
time Of subscription is nearly or quite ex.
pred; and when subscribers wish 10 con-
time they will remit immediately.
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Cairo; june 10.
There is nothing Of importance from,
the Tennessee and no arrival from Mem
sphis. The Confederate gunboat General
Bragg vas reported II neon &c aaayy &c:
miles below, As having broken her ms.
chinery and anchored in the stream
Two steamers we're sent to hsf assiAtanoe
She arrived this evening flying the Con
federate flag befSsa.h the national en-
hlem. AZ she approached the levee shs
was greeted wish 4 salute Of artiIIsr,
from the fort. and eheeu from Tia spec
tators. The Gen. Bragg viii be apseal
refirsa. lisss. Dish0p Of tho 0tafol
viii oommand her.
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AUCTION SALE OF FINE FURNITURE
All of the Furniture of the Twins House,
including large amount of Fine Furni-
ture, Bedding, Crockcry, DC, viii be sold
at auction, without reserve, on Thursday
morning, June 18th, at 81 O'Clock. DIT.
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New York, June 10.
stccks-Betsr and fairly active. Money unchanged;
Exchange ! 1894 Isl; n CAL; q b 4 q ~, y r
iu G 9sA; + asa; q d c. ~; G Scrip 6li; ksis
3sA; do pfd S5ys; N YCs at.; Psc Mail 10; Penn Is
Am gold O4sf I'll bonds 1914; Hari LIT l0sl3 Erie
4ah sla: Cal 7ssel; Mo ss.; C 13i; Tenn coli Ohio
60 u s. Of "a Coupons 96,4; 6s Of Us resd 100
6s OF 81 Coupons 1864
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New York, june 10.

y The r. S transport Eastern State from
Hatte,as, brings 152 released Union pris-
0ners.
The Washington special to the Post
says the rebels arc urging the exchange
Of Gen. Buckner for Gen. Prentiss. end
promised to release Corcotan and make
m equal exchange Of prisoners if Buck
ner is given up
The report that the rebels have 2Oo,-
900 men ct Richmond is believed 10 be
false at the War Department.
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~ J. B. Dorr, Of Dubuque, Quarter
masser in the army, who vas captured at
Belmont. and has been prisoner Of war
in Memphis, made his escape the other
day to Nashville, whence ho tclcgraphsd
on the 9Th inst, that he would b. in
Dubuque 10 q few days.
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: E80m =G9M. B0&m0NHaA A0MN
Washington, June 10.
The following VAS received u the MaI
Department thiS !. M:
HEADQUARTERS HAaRisoEBuRG, !
{ 90 Army in fheFeM, i Il :
june 7th--9 T. NJ.
= - ! q. q UUC ItH--5 Z. NJ.
ln IL III Hknnfnn .Vecnnf Mnr

Hon. ~. NJ Stanfon, Secyof Var:
The attack upon the enemy's rear Of
yesterday precipitated his retreat. Their
loss in killed and wounded Vas very Sc
we're. Their retreat is almost b. An i'm
passible road, along which many wagons
Hera left in the xposla snd NAsoa roads.
and blankets, clothing and other equip
ments are piled up mall directions. Du-
ring the evening many Of the rebels were
killed By shAlls from battery Of General
Shapieyb brigade. Gen. Ashby. who
covered the retreat with his whole cavalry
force and three regimen.s Of Infantry, and
who exhibited great skill and bravery,
was among the killed.
Gen Mllroy made reconnaissance to-
day about seven miles on the post roads,
and discovered portion Of The enemy y
forces encam?eain the timber
[Signed, J. G. FsEMoNr,
Maj. Gen. Comd'g y
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Annual Election Of II. n. Directors.
The stockholders OF the K, TT. D. Il
M. Il. r. Co., a. their annual meeting on
the 9th inst, elected the following named
gentlemen Directors for the ensuing year:
WIN. s. MeGayic, VIM. Thompson. Jas.
r. Cox, VIM. Timberman, H. D. hsod.
ward, s. T. Miller, A. Bridgman. Smith
Hanill, Geo. B. Smyth, c. II. Perry, J.
g. Richardson.
The Board was organised by the cleo
ton Of A. Bridgman, President, j. NJ
Hiatt, Secretary, and d. w. Baily, Treas
urer.
The following resolutions lie occasion
for which is explained by the tirst--xere
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That this Board receives with
regret the information that William s
McGayic declines to serve ~ President Of
the Board any longer, although consent
ing to act As Director.
Resolved, That Mr.. McGavic is emit
tied to the gratitude of the stockholders
Of the road for his valuable services n
President Of Id company, and We hereby
express our cordial approval of his man
agement of its affairs.
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Washington, june 10.
The Danish government has made q
formal proposition through its minister
here. % take oil the negroes who escape
from their masters and remove them TO
6t. Croix free Of charge. Ii then propo-
SCI 70 put thsm under an apprenticeship
Of three years, permitting them to draw
regular wages. At the expiration " theft
apprenticeship it is proposed to free them
Internationally. The correspondence hi
been sent by the State Department to the
House Judiciary Committee.
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S
SALE.

Us.rxp erArEs or ANsRicA, DrsrlicT or IowA.--s.
BY virtue OF execution 70 n's l.sc..sa, s..ssS
Tor the southern Dvsien Of the ntstriet os Iowa. aud
araipst A e. Selnsa, IN fsvus OF Chapel, EAcher =
harley have levied upon, and will call u the
hirhrst bider at the door of the ocs q the
Wstsis Canr, Of The United States, ~ 10 Dtexets
Iowa ct Keokuk, In said pistrict, - ~ Ms - g
Jnns A. o. I6eQ b0tWesn the hours 81 oscSeek \. y.
ana oioek Y. " u said day tho following prspssys
tO-vit: lot number eleven I'D, block numhe! hvs
(5). III The Hrst survey Of the town uf 49,, safse
county, IewA. -. !.
TaEes an lsvie1 upsa - ~ DseYes0 - =. -
Selman q ssslsft Gid writ NJ expesasea.
IL AoxIB, o. ManlAa.
nAyao-aln ~ nAxAy yvA1oa, nav~g.
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Chicago Cattle Markss.

ChacAg0, June ~ Of.
The receipts Or Beef Cattle during the week wsss
Iibera; tut OWNS - IN advance In Nev York. the
demand Of shippers IVES very active and the narkst
was nrm and brlsk--cosins With Spwsrd tendency.
The quality Of he cattle In market FULLY up 10
the usual average and good and prime sold freely al
our quotations.
inquiry by contractors; but prices ruled
generally teo high for them.
To-day The rsosipts wsss :4ss hsad = ths PhsburE
YARDS ~ hesA II Nc MiehigAn Southern; $40 head
sncrmxnr: unu suv mean u Loomis's yards. Tho de-
nand quits active, Asd prices ruled a sonssof the
yards II about l1xc per 100 lbs higher Than yesterday
Nearly ali the desirable stock In yards was soA
the close We quote the closing prices az f.llows:
Extra Shipping % 70CDl 70
Good ~ Prime do. ...,................,. OUo3 %
Grazing Cattle. TO63 W
Common 3 30Ds 70
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Washington, june, 1

Washington, june, TO-
A Washington Telegram says, the
Ways and Means Committee will report
the tariff bill ON Tuesday,
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-. Loais Market.

hs& ST. Louis, June 8.
Fiour-City Single Extra % 7G Country supsrfns
~ 60; Spring Wheat extra e373 double extra - IS
10 ~ so.
9 Wheat--Sprng %, Club &C to Isl Fail 76 10 30.
corn-stesdy, 3fss TO -.
Whlsky-l9h to 70.
Hides-llrx Flint IL cost fraciinn highar
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TRY Ir ny ALI MEAHs.--If any Of our
readers who are housekeepers, who have
been troubled in making light and uni-
form biscuit, it is more than proable they
do not use D. b. DeLand h Co. Chemic-
q Saleratus. That i pure article, no,
detrimental 70 health, and SURE in its Of.
feet. Try il BY All means, ~ We. Il Gan
be had Of most respectable dealsrs.-
Those who do not keep it, should, if ilhsy
care to satisfy their customers.
For sale By all the Wholesale Grocsrl
in Chicago. d&ult.
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Quebec, June 10.
Another large ERE broke out ia thu
city early this morning. Orr loo hon.
ses, principally Of weod, ths properly d
the workmen in tn ship yardS, havek sea
dsaroyed. Z