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The weekly Butte record., 1862-04-05
Our Say.

If cur vellmeant advice is disregarded, We
viii organise. put our men into the 6eld and
give them a cordial support. Let those who
desire to have another triangularfght say 50 !:
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w ashingten, ,JuI2 10

1t is known tia; the President has re,
Gently visited Lieut.. Gen. Scott and sub
sequei,tly Gen. Mcclellan and the army
Of the Potomac, aud now be has the bene-
lit vi their experience, as we'll as that of
Generals Pope, Mitchell and ether dis
tinguished military officers. The expect.
ed presence here of Maj Gen. Haleck
becomes important in tLis Connection
Current belief is that he will not the TAX O
field, but be intrustsd with important du-
ties in this city. The consolidation Of the
corps now comprising the army Of Vir
GINA, and other ascertained arrangements.
warrant the conclusion that measures are
in the course of consummation 10 every
where secure unity of action, or in other
word . specific plan of operations. the
better to ensure success. and to prevent
all conflict Of jurisdiction and iealousics,
Whatsoever.
The recently published orders of Gen.
Pope are highly popular with military
men, ~ veil - civilians, and their exeou-
ton will remove much complaint on the
part of the soldiers.
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Headquarters Army of Virginia, /,
Washington. July 10. {

Commanders of corps d'armse or a
division Of the command may grant pas
ses for the day to officers and men of their
commands, which must be signed by one
or two staff officers. who must be design
atsd for the purpose, and whose signatures
are to he Immediately reported to tie
Provost Marshall of the corps d'arlnee.
These passes will not be- construed TO per-
NIT the bearers to leave the vicinity Of
their respective stations or visit the city
Of Washington, except as above specified.
No officers or soldiers ofthis army will be
permitted to leave their command on any
prctence whatever without special authori-
~ from these headquarters.
All officers found absent from their
ornmands live days after the date of this
order will be arrested aud tried for dis
obedience Of orders.
An soldiers absent after that tune will
bsconfined and returned under guard to
their regiments for trial by courtmartial.
By command Of
Major Gen. PopE.
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FARMERS AND THEIR WrvEs.-Said a
young person to I lady recently, who sat
holding her child, .sWhat good Is all your
education going 70 do yous You have
spent much time in study, graduated
with high hcnors, learned music and pain
ting. and only married farmer. Why
did you not teach school, or do some-
thing TO benefit the world with your tai
Tents Or, il You choose to marry, Why not
take teacher; clergyman or some pro-
fcssional man 7 hat - il is, you did not
need so much learning for : farmers
.vife.,' The lady made the following re-
ply: "You do not look u far q do in
to the future. Do you eco this boy on
my lap! l need ali the study, MI the
discipline. both of mind ssd body, thst [
could possibly get, in order that ! may
atin him Alright Yoa' - i hAvc ~
6rst impressions to make a IL kir biank
sof his pure heart. md unle~ nj olsk
mind was first cultivated, ny swa Mart
s6vs( pufised, how could we'll periorm
til tlsk nov placed beforsasl Ands q
you nat sunposa th3t 6ralarA lnsM la1laa
nd hearts Ike other ran eyes 81 INV
hold she plow and vii Tie soiif from their
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3 x ELEC RAP H.
Night Report,
snspensLon OF overs. nd Natl.

Washington, july 10.
The Overland mail service has been
suspended III consequence Of the retnoy
ing tho stock, &C., preliminary TO chang.
ing the route. which will strike of at
Julesbnrg and follow the Cherokee trail
through Bridges pass to Salt Lake and
thence to the Pacific. The arrangements
will save $50 miles of travel and protect
tho coaches from Indian depredations
The telegraph wires, il is said, will neees-
sarily be changed TO the new mail line.
After the last sea mail to California name-
", on the lst inst, the Overland service
will be resumed. James s. Halowell has
been appointed discussing officer OF the
Post Office Department, and Superinten-
dent Of the building, in place of L. j.
Hall dismissed. g
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Headquarters Army Of Pgtcmac, !
via TT. Monroe, Jufy Id

Everything here is remarkably quiet
- Ihe health Of the troops is gradually inn
proving. Many of our soldiers who were
' ,n, and taken prisoners during the
oa,ties OF the seven days are now being
released on parole by the rebels to be e.
changed at some future time. Lieut..
ooi. switzer, who accompanied tire fIng
OF truce boat TO Aden's Landing. returned
7oH riday with Ii number of oiicars aud
men. They were sent North to occnnv
the hospitals waiting to receive them -
All the Wounded viii be released without
delay. Many Vt those reported killed are
only wounded. "A list Of those prisoners
not wounded will be- obtained as soon az
possible.
Among the wounded are Lieut.. T. M.
&. Mills, Sergeant E. r. Snrkey, LIST
Mich; ]. jacobs, roth Mich; G. Brook
Inc, do Cspt. A. Reed, t0ih Ind: 8. 8.
johnson, lst Mich; d. G. Reynolds, do:
Corpornl r A. Ront, 10Th Mich; +.
tforden, G. O Sullivan, 10th Mich; Lieut..
]. Hulford, 9th Mich.
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COMMERCIAL.

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FLoUR--superhne . so;spras whsa,eatras u s7f
FallWhcatExtra - IS.
FRAN ANDSHoE-G-3oto 40c y 100 ~,
coEK--i7 TO isc y bush.
BAELEY-e5c.
"HEAT-insood demaaa. Fall ssas 10; srfiptse
to sic.
RYE-a5c dull
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SUGAR New Orleans fair s.&Io, prime luD
To-. clarified l0G Ill; ernshed andloa ~liisAi3.
Observation-Disclosures $3.50; sugarhouss $3.50;
Golden syrup7O@ Tsc-very scasce.
COFFEE Rioaas9ss.ei Java esa3c Lsxuy ra2sUas.
RWE--ae.
soAP--ratm &c, Family sxc, German tcin. 5 ~
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CANDLES star lse 10, stearine 10. Mould 10.
LARD to 6te; retail 10 &c.
BufTkk--Cen.mon co 7c; CHI II, ret aiifas.als
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES f.cj Hams lloa2,Ciear
sides 4; sides3 to a. Sugar Cured Hams, 1850.
LKATHER-Soie stGbos; 6arnsss279 30. >
HIDEs-Dry 1910 Ice, grnbby half price green
4so III green sheep pcts 1oeaI -; green hog skins
l5c.
HAY-Timothy, % ooes7 90, baled So gtQ sli
Prairie a. O0a5 90.
SEEDs-fimothy 81 od; Flax Seed 500.
oNlCAS-Jh440G.
EGGS 4ds4Ae.
WHITE BEASs-Iu good demand 5acss slo5.
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Dried Peaches saa39 ~ 50. Raisiss s. 0oa SIS no
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BEEF CArTIE-seI2 &c gross.
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sALT--G. A. ~ 50 y sack; Kanawha O. 90 y bar.
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Fish-Macksrel,So &lGsals y Dbl. yo.2 sl&
o SIG, No.3 Ssaslo White Fish, MOL "A 0o1S4 80
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RAGs-Woolen l /; Coston2c.
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funds; Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago and Cincn-
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Is per cent.
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The Springfield (Ili.) Journal of The
10th says:
/ We are advised that John Calvin. OF
Alton, who was clerk to Buck master while
taking the votes Of the soldiers at Colum
bus, pittsburg Landing. ETC., has been
sent down again by Buokmaster, and Is
now again st Memphis on the same er
rand. We are not advised that he was
accompanied by any one of the three COM
missioners to whom this business was
originally intrusted. 1t is minated,
however, that Mr.. Hacker, President Of
the Convention, has turned over to Buck
master number of blank commissions,
and that the latter il dealing them out to
whomeyer Of his reliable Dem ocratic
friends he can get to visit the camps. To
what extent this kind Of jobbing has been
prscticsd 10 not known, rs the conspia-
tors work entirely in the dark and decline
70 make an exhibit Of their hands to the
public; but knowing that treachery and
dishonesty alone are thus anxious to hide
their acts, We shall not be surprised in
due time to send up to the people some
startling developments Of the foul and
sunderland plan by which the soldiers arc
soughtsto be- cheated into voting for the
constitutional swindle. The game, how
ever, will not win. s...g
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DAtchclsT's Hair Dy e---The Restfn
the world,

WiLLiAh A hAICHkLoE's ssiebrnted usir Dye
Psoooees eoisr not 70 Be distnguish asture
wsrrsnied not 'pure the hair in the least
Ire III ~ had dyes and in.isoraes the hair for
ne GAEA, hEOor RUSTY HAIR instantly turn
sPsndid black or brown leaving The hair soft End
beautiful. Sold By aiI arussists, Ae
The s-nuins 10 signed WILLIAM A. IaTcHElex
, The EnHr s.a1x af eaek bsx.-----
fsotnp, No. II sarcisy Street, New York fI.,~
sss broadway aud iG BGud s1ssst.i Ilsx-dx~,,
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be made save one that wo,tld execute itself
With anxious, careful thought | hit upon
this; .ANomea swho smsuIte ~ Soldiers
are to be regarded and treated as common
womsa plying thshatoeatsone' ! = y = i
Pray how do you treat eommon wo-
man plying her vocation in the Streets
You pass her BY unheeded. She cannot
insult you! Asa gentleman you car. abd
will take no notice Of her. If.he speaks,
her words are not opprobious 1t is only
when she becomes continuous and posi-
tive nuisance that you call watchlnan
and give her III charge cfG him..
+, But somo of tho Northsrn aditors seem
to think that Whenever one meets such q
woman, one must stop her, talk with her.
insult her, or hold dalliance with her, and
20 from their own conduct they construed
my order.
The editor Of the Boston Courier NAV
% deal With common women, and ont OF
the abundance Of the heart his mouth may
spcak-but SO do no, I.
Why, these she adders of New Orleans
themselves we're at once slammed iato pro-
priety Of conduct by tho order, and from
that day no woman has either insulted or
annoyed any live soldier or officers, and
OF certainty no soldier has insulted any
woman.
when passed through Baltimore on
the Esd of February last, members OF my
staff were insulted by tho gestures Of the
ladies = there. Not SO in New Orleans.
One Of the worst possible Of oil these
women showed d;srtspect to the remains
Of gallant young DeKay !. and you will see
her punishment, q copy u the order which
| close, is 1t once vindication and
construction Of my order a f~s
| can only say that I would issue it
again under like circumstances. Again
thanking you for your kind iatersst,
] am, truly yonr friend, fi
BxN. f. BUTLER,
Major General Commanding.
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Now York Market.

New York, July 10.
Fioar-Msrte, less active. and scarcely 70 basyant;
- s0Ss< " for Super state; Is 3S05 20 for Extr.
STATE; % so4t4 IS for Super Western; o sSDs s 10
for Common . Medium Extra wsatern; S3 SOC ss IS
for Conaoa n sosd shipping brands Extra n. o.
whest--Aaskstlss sctivs and scarcely 70 am:
u o0l i9for Nil. Club; n ls0l ie FOR Amber lows
u 250I " for Winter bed western; u s79I ~ for
Amber Michigan.
Corn-Mark ct iess active and scarcely nrn; $50
IS for Mixed Western, and sound old
Whsky--Heavy aud droapiog 30h@slc.
Groceries--Qaiet but arm for all descriptions
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.Inagc Hughes.

Judge James Hughes, of the unigstl
States Court of Claims. made a speech in
Indianapolis, In answer 10 serenade on
Tuesday evening. He denounced in strcng
terms those who profess devotion to The
Union and yet are so frightened at
the idea OF subjugation and emancipation.
These men" said he, "seem FIR more
anxious TO preserve the bond Of the I'm
ion." He was opposed to . war specially
for the purpose Of emancipation. but il,
IS an unavoidable incident OF the war.
slavery should perish, let it die. loud
applausc.] He didn't believe in preserv-
ing slave property for men whose hands
are red with the blood of our neighbors,
friends and Eindred. For the disposal Of
all such men he had plan. ia Douglas
men wanted &c know where to 20, be
would say. follow Douglas, ami act upon
the pftrlpuc P,scepts Of his lAst speech.
II Dvus,.s man were disloyal he would
say, follow your candidate for the vice
presidency, Johnson, who is in the rebel
Congress. Gro there-s "A loyal Breckin-
ridge man should follow Stanton, and
Dickinson, and Butler. A disloyal Brock
inrsdse man should 90 after Breckenridge.
A loyal Beil man should follow the ilfus-i
trious Everett. A disloyal one should 20
where Beh il. For the rest OF tkose neu-
trail men. who believe in fighting rebel
battles on loyal soil, he would form them
all into procession, with secession fa.s
and marshals seleet-d from the sth Of
January convention, and march them
South to the tune "In Dixie's Land well
take our stand> - Laughter and cheer
lug.
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Danbury, CT, JULY 10.

Danbury, CT, July 49,
The war meeting last night was more
enthusiastic and the largest meeting
ever held here Lieut.. Col. Arwcll pre-
sided, Gov. Buckingham was the prin-
ctpai speaker. Many men enlisted GU the
spot. Resolutions were passed calling on
the Select Men to make arrangements for
supporting the families OF volunteers.
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much by intuition az BY observation
Possessed Of the faculty Of observation,
Is exceedingly difficult to go through tn
world and not see and hear what othe
people DO and say. although, they NIGH
claim it was none of our business, ant
our observations entirely impairment
But the truth il, they are mistaken. Ev
cry body belongs in certain particulars L
every body else. This we might ILLUS
tratc IN thousand ways, but Va will only
instance the fact tina. people dress, ant
build, and have fine dinners, and ride In
fine carriages, and wear moustaches, and
run horses, and make fine gardens, and
carry gold-hsaded canes, DO, (which is
a long list, more for others than them
selves. and thus fur are public instead OF
private property. Every mans conduct
on the sidewalk or street il public prop
erty (and what foul, dirty, disgusting
lot Of goods. among others, we own IN
this way Q and II rowdy don't believe
his conduct is owned by. or At least mort
gagged to the public, let him carry his
pranks too far. and see If they do not take
possession Of it by foreciosing on him.
We occasionally notice in certain quar-
ters Of our city--as every body notices in
certain quarters OF every other place
young men, whose ie.hcst ambition con-
sists 10 having cigar poking on, of their
mouths, and SLOUGH hat, with few OF
the peculiar symptoms Of brick inside,
drawn over their faces, with full suit of
jew clothing, galvanized watch chain and
high red-top boots, and thus thoroughly
provided for all things, stationed on the
sidewalk for the days operations.
Said business of the day is exceedingly
diversified, if not amusing and instruct
i've. Grotesque attitudes. being Sc
ries OF imposing serio-comic latleaas
r'rants, exciting gymnastic sports, in
GLIDING the manly art Of boxing, wrestling,
knocking off and kicking hats,-high-
sounding language, with frequent quo.
tatons from the bible introduced with
tiab little proposition ''by,"-and non
cillfatL positions Of rest, wherein the feet
seem to have more exalted notions than
the head or heart, are some of the striking
features Of the days duties. This seems
TO be a very important class Of community,
helping to support (thoasli VIC don't just
now see how they manage to dot, a
spirited trade conducted for their partie-
ular benefit. giving ladies healthy
exercise by causing them TO 60 = good
ways around to avoid their public resorts,
and atfording a good support to constables,
police justices, lawyers, and sundry other
osiiciAls who are greatly indebted to them
for livelihood.
We appreciate them IT they were to
leave We. would miss hcm,--although
with an effort We might become resigned
to such loss
Hoping to have added to the interest
Of our readers in this conspicuous class Of
our city population. We must now drop
them, until we have, in our perambula-
lions about town. scraped their further
Looking back and noticing that we had
orgotten our text, We will make the
application and endeavor to preserve the
lnity, by concluding that these people
lifer eighty from some other people,
They do.
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From the Boston Journal.
Letter from 0en. Bnsler.

Letter nTOA 00A. 80I1Gr.
The following characteristic letter from
Gen. Butler, explaining his reasons fol
issuing the celebrated order in regard tc
the women of New Orleans, has been re.
ceiysd by q gentleman Of this CITY. The
order referred to in the letter will be found
in full in our summary of news from New
Orleans, published yesterday:
HEADQUARTERS DEr'r or THE GuLF,l
Now Orleans, July 2, 1862.
My DEAR SRI nm q jealous Of the
good opinion of my friends as | am care
less Of the SANDERS Of my enemies, and
your kind expression in regard to Order
No. 2S leads me to say word to you on
the subject.
That it ever could have been 50 mis-.
conceived as it has been by some portions
Of the Northern press is wonderful, and
would lead one 70 exclaim with the Jews,
70, Father Abraham, what these Chris
tians are, whose own hard dealings teach
them to suspect the very thoughts of
Others"
What was the state Of things to which
the woman order applied
We were $500 men in city seven
miles long by two to four wide, OF 15o,-
GOO inhabitants, all hostile, bitter, defiant,
explosive, standing literally on ! maya
zine; aspark only needed for destruction.
The devil had entered the hearts of the
women Of this town, (you know seven Of
them chose Mary Magdalen for resi-
deuce, TO stir up strife in every way pos
sible. Every opprobious epithet every
insulting gesture Was made By these be-
jeweled, becrinolined and laced creatures,
calling themselves ladies, towards my sol
dicrs snd officers, fron the windows oil
houses and in the streets. How long do
you suppose our flesh and bioods ooald
have stood this without trsEeEt! That
would lead to disturbances md rios, frOn
which We muAt clear the streets with ar,
tillery-and then howl thak Ne ha1
murdered these fine women. / had ar-
rested the men who hnrrahad TX Be4tre.
gard. Cputd I arrest tho wonenl ~.
What was 70 be done! No order could
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support Do you not suprose THAR
minds are just ~ susceptible Of rult;v,.
ton as other men Have they not love
Of tho beautiful 10 art Or nature---or does
the evening" hour never pass as pleasantly
with thom when they gather around
the plano after tho days labor is .Gnisheds
Oh, my young friend you have made q
sad mistake IN your reckoning. Of all
occupations give me thatof q farmer 1t
10 the most heaithful, his treasures safer.
A farmer need not be the siave of any, for
ne has none 10 please but himself. Not
90 With almost amy iradesman, mechanic
or professional man. They have more or
tess to do with the world Mt LARGE. and
have all manner Of persona 70 deal with
SO that they have need Of tho patience 81
Job to live. They are well aware they
must not freely speak their. minds At ali
times, if they do they will lose costom,
for they depend upon the people for Nv
Ing, therefore they are the servaats Of oil.
Thea what can be desired mossY What
is more peaceful, prosperous, honest,
healthIul and happy, than q farmers lille
astsas TT
ADDITa0NALHY TMR sTEA MsMTP
WORTH AMEMICA:
The correspondent of the London
Times, writing from the Pamunky ssys
that the courage Of the Federal troops Is
above all praise and their hardships are
mainly attributable TO the ignoFsnce
and drunkenness of their officers.
The Times opposes the Manchester de-
mand for interference In tho American
war.
A meeting at Stockbridgs adopted
petition to Parliament, not to hesitate in
acknowledging the Independence of the
Southern CoDfederacy, SO as to obtain
supply of cotton.
The Prince Of Wales Is about to visit
Prussia in tsld Royal Yacht. At8a III
The French admiral Gravier had gone
to CAerbsarg to erabafk for American
waters. sssssgasss sss sgsa E
The vicefoy Of Egypt has promised the
Manifestations an increased supply Of
cotton next year.
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w ashingtou, july 10.

So far as known To the War Depart
ment there Is no foundation for the ru-
mored defeat Of S,onewall jackson by
General Sigel II is no. known that any
engagement has taken place.
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H We learn that several o

s -
D We learn that several of the boy.
in our hospital from Illinois and some
other Western States are anxious to be
removed to hospitals in their own States,
and have petitioncd their respective Gov
ernors accordingly. Love of home to
the last To the Illinois soldier probably
no State has 20 precious name IS "nh-
nois, and in hike manner with all the
rest In the camp, on the weary march,
and in the desperate conflict, the soldiers
mind will constantly revert to his home;
and when Frustrated by sickness or strick-
en- down BY the fatal bullet, then of all
times does he wish to be- taken back to
his kindred and friends whose tender
love and sympathy will be like medicine
to the soul and whose careful and con-
slant attentions would soonest restore him
to health. II be cannot be taken to his
own home, yet to 60 his own State is =
consolation which be prizes at such time
beyond what we would naturally expect.
But let our boys enlarge their ideas of
home, and instead Of aaying .hsy belong
to Illinois, or Wisconsin, or Minnesota,
remember that they are, sons Of the srest.
the brave, and the tree Northwest. Then
are they ut home At once. We can hardly
think they they will be aptto better their
condition By leaving our Keokuk Hospi-
tai.
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To THE NEavous OF Born s.xrs-

Clergyman having been restored to health in
q lev dsys, after many years At great SUFFERING IL
willing TO assist others BY sending TREE On rresint
OF postpaid dHectsd save pc copy 81 the pre-
sef.ption ss~d. Direct - she REV. JOHN N DIC
Nall, iso Fulton stfest Brooklyn, n y.
Ije2-aAssm
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The State Medical Board viii meet Of Keoiuk on
"Wednesday the ga inst. for the putpo.s OF eraniA-
Ing applicants for positions in the Modest san OF
Iowa regiments.
6rndostts VI medicine whaling appointments WI
report Themselves promptly
~ ORDER, J. C. HUGHES H. D..
Chairman.
burlington, NuscsllBe, Iowa lily. Dave npoTt lu-
buque and bee Mnes paterx please COPY Tor Ten d.y
and send Dill 10 Aeja.ADt Generals once.
fy6-d
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HAll men are not xhfa
That is az

Q0C &1fK8. I66t B 6G
much - to say that every man differs
from every Other man, This sage con-
clusion might seam TO some Is sxiospatic,
hnf i i, rather, one Of the osder;sas Of
Psovidesce, which we perceive not %
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From Monticello Township, H., Mrs.
DR.. Hickey l2 gallons milk. Mrs. Gard
ner, quilts. Mrs, Boden bush. pot.-
toes. Mrs. Atwood bush. peas and I
bash. onions.
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New York, July 49,
Stocks--Duil and lower.
Money--5G6 per cent. on GALL
Sterling Exchangc-Quiet and nominal since the
sailing or tho atenfncr