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MARKET NEWS.


fhc cutie hrrAct.
NV YoRx, juno II, 1909.
The market for beef cattle has been dull and
lower Yesterday and today, owing IN part to tie
large gee, pts over last week. The cattle were u Q
better u.ity On the average tLsn usual, aud llsrs
was = lite Lumber Of fue Steers AM ~ super sbun-
bous, .! this class freely at NY half cent per
pound below last weeks a.. i-'!-as.
yAzisuTs.
Tho freisii r1ce list is IS follows this week
! Frcn BuNHo l. Ailaay !0c ley 100 pounds. From
ALary T. New YAK ~ per loo pounds State
cate 49, A.pNi. - Now Yo-k ~ r..,fo.
Er E,.'cr and per lead ioe :. 4, c,,,i 1anas
4. A. ~ - q! S.t2n so P'r cur on Western, ana
u, "a SIe.o cate.
HicGPrs or CATTLE.
According to the reports of the several n.,t.s
wsct A. Alcrton'. AIRS heeyes, el eows AZ ~
yea s. 40 sheep and lsmhs ,s63 swine A.
brown lg's ~ loeves, - cows, 70 vealA e.clS
s.f,P "a lamb Al O.Dren's, 90 bseyes, ~ cows.
sJJ YEA ss5Sthccp Hnl lambs At Chamber alma
~ cetYes' W cuwH, Il yea.s 3,liI oep and lambe
10 bltchor- generally, III heeves. Total-4 ISa
bee'e+ 70 cows, 76l yeals, $500 sleep and ambs.
and 1893 swine which oofuT ,rod " IA last weak
shows an Increase Of % beoyes, IL cows, ga
yeals, OS5 IAeep AM !aulbs a-i decrease Of vi
swine
CATTLE FROM pIrrrRsSr srArgs
Messrs. 4. NJ. Ailer,on report cattle in mart.a
Z IN ~, different states rs lorows; FROM IllinolS
3 700; Iowa, iI8; Penlsyysni,, 81, Ohlo, l3o Ksn.
lucky, 9'i; new York, -; Missouri, 81; Mch!ga1
H. l. Hama, ~; Wisconsin, .; Canada, so; othss
sources, osI. Total Ass.
STOCK ny RAILRoin &c.
They also report beoves and other stock received
y TIC following routes ny tie Hudson Riyor Rail.
Dad Co, Loo by the Harlem Railroad Co., Lisa
y "a Erio Railroad Co., l'lgs; BY : ! camden .
Amloy Railroad Co, W 10y tho New Jersey Cens
rial Railroad Co., !S3 BY the Hudson River bosta
N t.-1t and other sources, bl3. Total. ASS
The New York d Erie Railroad Co., and New
Jersey Central Railroad Co. have slso brought Q
considerable stock of breYcs, sheep, lsmba swine
b uses sni mules over d cir roads this week.
rRicrs OF LEgs oATrLn
We a otp !4iHc. today As follows; Premium,
-; cAn1, ats-; lrst quality, So; secon1
.->-.y, '.sS-. .-It Ssary. 10 ! WasSsg, *
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Az ANlLp--BY A Mat 1lDY GIRL,
w who lived IA gontemeL's r. niiy in IRELAND,
q stuston ~ 81 neral servant: washes AMI irons
well ~ KIM aud sttentiys u children. Wages -
10 VI, city country. Call or address at Isl EAs,
2lst 81. ~
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.JsENlENIS.

A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL WILL DE
A ic.' ute Nnr.ne,s Church. con r. OF Caths-
rine Hud n. sou sirtc,s, New York, OH Tu,slay
and WrD4 silly evenings. June iIth AMI lStl.
Tuesday evening. A. l'~a ~ the Rev. Dr. Gu, Ter.
tu'in,t.y % tie Ma street clutch, and singing
ty u q. ! l.. Thomas and others "Wednesday
,stu!u., sn.s, du,,s. uins, chor.srs. addresses
nd .otlrS ty chi dr,n OF the SAL ,,h school.
T-hts % c,uts, Including suswberries and cream.
j,lG asst
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DES'EIS'rRY.

l
a MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
certihceto lb0-Hayius had riSl, re- b er.
nae'eh without pain by Dr. } JAY WILLIS l'S
GRAND Of, blocks from Nlosdwty eheeriu.ly IL
setthls al areiommsrilon 20 tho@,S liierin5 f-2in
''otnAch, ANN Il. yOJkiiiES l6o Foristh u
jelS 3'i3s
A RTIFICIAL BONE FOR FlLlfNG a III.
IA ing and be, .yed teeth, put In sol without the
east Phi D color II teeth, aud wsrgsatei for life
o. d. tRtWfORp, IentI.L ~ Auity ~ second
block n, BrpllwHy, my elac'lls
A RlINCIAL TLLTH OF THE MOST
hbeautlfll kind a.s Inserted by j. o. KENNE.
~. ls6 Bowery, tors below Spring Ut, ct hi.
un usually low prices. These teeth are gusr,n,eed
T. eve perfect satisfaction, are inserted vii Out
pam, and worn without tho slightes, inou nyenencs
Whole sets on gold from SIS, or on silver from
siO Partial sets on gold from 81 each tooth, " on
silver from 81. my94 Sbac'IOo
DR. lIoIT, DENTIST, 8JT BROADWAY,
- door' above 2Oth - inserts beautiful st.D Of
teeth on bis improved atmospheric plates. With or
without extrsctng tho roots, goil low ~ e2b
silver IS, rubber $40, plauuA $50, a,uhcls. bone
hlng inserted without pain, 30 esnis gold GD cents
u ~; ainalsan % cents; extracting, 70 cents No
charge for sxtrAclny when artificial 10, IA are IN.
serted. All work warranted lsl& 2I.csi29
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EAEMER AND GARDENLR WANTLD-
man Tor plain ssri n ant ; y on farm.
nsrr.ed or sins'e. Apply =, ~ HcDe gal At. cor
Prince. 10
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MISCELLANEOUS.

:.
WANTED-GOOD VEST HANDS, Al
Wv ~" '''n ",...us ny SIS 30 lsyn. -
w iED-A FEW lAlLORf~SlS ~
"'r" On GUS" N Psh'' '"I' ~ IL" p"N'rf ST.
w ANlfD-A YOUNG MAN AT SASH
WV. u.,'''' is's ntoa'Wsy' V iM WI. w
w ANlED-A BOl 10 AIlEND IN
s.o.'tN. Apl'ly a, s-' Yves, '''h st. -
Nv TEA FEW BOYS To BUNDLE
M,s.l. 500 YVES, xtlh -, 81
WANItD A GIRL FOR GENERAL
hou''""rs. io> FRANK IN st. oY
"ANTED-A GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF
children AMI dc ilsin sowing Loroy st. ~
w ASIED--llANDS To MAKE FLAN-
w mel shirts. on the machine. 300 Second st.
NNTASTEp--5 GIRLS FOR STRIPPING
w Havana filters, at SSl Pearl st. 3
"AN1ED--2 pAXrIopN UAISIIgS
nnshcrs, at gaa Mot, at, In the rear Q
NNANTED.-2 RDlS 10 yARNISjI ,b,irs
w sbon, 10 years Of nge. 40 w,st 9-r at 81
VTANTED-I Ian AIiOiTr II yIApa
w old, in spublic house, at $50 Fourth s,.
NANTED- HAND RAkTE W. hrcaI
w rc'S cake. 90 Grpcrpolm nv. Grc,npon -
\NANIID AtIKSr.KATE VEST HAND
w Arrlv i.s,s,h i. basement. -
NrANTLD-A SHOEMAKER IN TIE
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WM. Writers, AUCTICNEER-W
sell Wis d., At O'Clock, at 49, Canal street
NiNs y ae.Ano! fa0rt;sso, the entire furniture
o.ect Sa,hI snd mS gsny mrh ,''ro' .' p.riu,
su,, eoitnso do, &c ass. iILeAt " ohup,ts
b,l.toads, S'resuH, w.shs,snds, centre. eXte6.ou
and dining tabs MINORS, Chandeliers d.n,u.
topu aud Kitchen mr.;Hse. b., positive. ny or
Tor - mo ,y.gcc. 1Y5
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SEWING MACIilNES-LADIES TAUGHT
- on Singers and Wheeler d. Wilson's machines,
py an experienced operator; practice On shop snd
: other work, hemming, g,isges, &c. terms 81, or
Sl.oO Tor both t6s Canal ct. jell 2llo'2sD
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WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED, MALES 4 FEMALES
IA Agents wanted in every town ofthe United
etatea, 70 sell J. KoHLERS new improved method
er cutting ladies' dresses. boys clothng. skirts
&c, secured BY copyright. Agents making from
- v 90 per day. For particulars inqu re at J.
kOHLERS once, 10 Chatham st; Office houre from
70 O'Clock In the atern or; or Address enclosing
ehrss cents postage stamps, J. kOiiLER Co t6l
Canal - jeis 2'lli
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NASH PAID FOR OLD NEWSPAPERS.
Spsmphl,t, al blank books Of ever, descent ou
srOCkWELL & EMERSON.
js' li"!ss 70 A.a ~
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SIlEkliF SALE ErA. ESTATE
- go ny ORbEE SUPREME COURT.

S,llEklfF SALE EIA. ESTATE
- -. ny ORDER SUPREME COURT
JAMES ~ MILLER VIII sell gu
FRIDAY, JUNE ?0III, ~ O'CLOCK,
Merol anita IL chang sa'csruotn, No. II broadway,
~ Lots ON
BD, % AND ISL AVENUES AND QsTII ST,
located az follows:
Los Fart side 81 Avenue, commencing ut thc
Southeast corner p~th sire.t.
Avenues.
Lots on tho West and Fast side % Avenue, cor
tSth street
Is Lts South side 9sth street, between 20 aud let
Avenues.
tLob West side LIST Avenue, commencing at South
west corner esth street, with all the right titlc
aud Interest Of the Water Trout belonging to
sad Its.
Sale positive, and T. thc hIsh,st bidder
90 fEk CLINT CAN REMAIN on BOSD AND
aokIGAnE Ikpa 10 YEARS ~
Eel, A. yAn,.s = ySrt, att.
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S.nvANTS WANTING SITUATIONS
~ viii please notice they can he suited iminedi-
sssy In the best families, by applying at HEN.
ERICKSON b CLAkK'S commodious and elegant
once, sao Fulton a. opposite Clty Hail. Brooklyn.
This ONCE !. crowded every day with ladies' want
ing servants for the city and country; come and
see, charge II not suited i.iS.sIlb
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pAw NBRoKEES' SALEM o. FARRELL.
will sell th's ~ %. ~ O'Clock. ~ cor sprnl
ant Nl'h rr5 s'-, large assortment W men nna
Sonitu's wsal !ps apparel. III q. fAKRiLL. Ii, 2s
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rNFNAIE SERVANTS WANTl IN Good

IL situations with good rccommcn !st!onH. In
Iifr at the Large institute, at tue rlcr ~ Ath
ave aud Eleventh 1t, whore good places are always
ready Small gir.s wanted inAned.t $. Ms.
FLOYD. l. j'lin
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MARBLE LETTER GETTING
Ni ~ 80 y nt,tw
M,ill. Lotion unt,rr and Carver,
AHe,ds pF3mrl'y aud paneiaa,ly 70 engsgemsntl
- go. ''e' Il. az oT coul'fy us ealhhlt1, are
'.'.'' .'t oc""o"'euseu' AiIfsss, 10 West va
''''''' ~ !, ias
aus AND PAINTS BOILED PAINT OIL
~ 60 cts, elastic roof OF 10 cts per gallon; Grafton
PANT, y' low o'hre, aud spanish brown, / ct. per
tnn, g.. u RibwELL 95ipcerj IT jill g.sc.
DA.rIV,cE rnp II1p-T1 ~ ,-r,,
Je,.rv Non e >, Lea r,i1 -, c,'v III"
Il D 49, ,'es i'V"i y'''sy .liy ~ ~,
sWfTtI - - V'"'s, = Pe' - ~: AIPy T.! JOD
IN v ''''''' w. o. u t. Nv avs o. t.i H..oH
c,YIpTS sYIpTS- ms u,csnu
) ~ u i, I''',"r''',,, - 'c'S'Ni
81 C,ri' ~ 10, ,'.I,..'', 80 a., 80 nus,
in,n..tr, , '.I'r =, - +n-'
Is as above, jciG $3.50
CtNlHTs- SKIi}TS SEIH1s NpS ,,N
NIp ~ ~, 90, = IN ~ S-MhN. 10y
ca,.t T., 49, M,,",l,a-tler - Ponce 81
-, ~ s' t oh. .ha'RH, hnlos'e's making use
:. .'",' ~ "'' i''e' ~ ''eas is above. Iual Ga
IIIL COiAkI&LlNllIr HEREIOFOuE
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EAvALR WANTED--LlEUT. FAIR
~ GRAVES, late 1ss Fire Zouayes, wants 20 men
for the Arst New York Mounted Rifca, now NJ Nor
folk. Va. 10 start immediately. Good inducem' nis
% enlist. Recruiting Office, SO New BCwefy, aud
% Roosevelt u. Two or three serseanss waited
je1s as2O0
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nOY wANTED-FROM IL TO II YEARS
- Of a1e, 10 lesrn trade; he must | d. Of good
habits, and able 70 read and write. Apply ~ q,
a " MINT 10 w.t., IA
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YARNS FOR SALE-SMAII. FARM At
L Bloomfield large house and ont buildings
with fourteen acres of god land fruit in variety,
Price t3,'s'0 also in New Jersey country residence
of and acros each. price $1,000 to $500 as,
Farms of 30, ~, and 100 each, Ling Island,
wit good buildings fcuit, Sc, price si.'o &.
$1,000 terms easy. Apply At 81 Water At, New
lufs icf3SsltJ
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lbtNNHlOkERS "a / THURSDAY,
lrh irs,, East Brgidwey, 4vO lots 'n's Nnl
wotncrs v,Hrihg slparN rnltrr-, carpeut,t'r ,O'It
a.. Pat culpfs day of SAFE. Nv order ot J. Ri
fERAAN, - Eighth ~. WA. ABBOTT Au'i'.-
cor. fss
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FOR LIVERPOOL. - DREADNOrGHT
Hnc. Clipper o. % Victory viii Iot tv.ly
sail tomorrow at ~ O'Clock. Bc,pnI cabin Il
gers taken At sieerssc i'i ."L A. ply inm,dfa,ey
70 securc lerths On hoard, Pier b N. X. y. ~
bEhAktsI, ~ south ~. iels J'9Oi
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40 q v
y ~ "a a. az
SHIPPING, &c.

iNOR LIVERPOOL & LGNn ~ TAP
4 scou's iine-Ship JOHN j. PuYb, 10 pier q, ~
RIVER, calls for Liverpool, June 2Hi s.'p ASA
IpN, st pier 16 r.. River, sni- fDr Iondl jana
shth For pasIsPo, ut low rates. apply t. TAI
SCOTT q Co, so South IT. i,l,o'liG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-11

suited with the North, nor the North
with the negro. Once let liberty he es-
tablisLsd at the South, and the North
will Le whittier than ever.
Third, II does not propose to admit the
Negro 10 politicai fellowship. We deny
our children that privilege until they are
twenty one, and make foreigners undergo
probation. The negro is not an excep-
ton, for he il childish and ignoraut and
must not enjoy the right until be is 6tfor
it, and the people wish him to enjoy it.
Fourth, The Assoc; alton proposes to
teach him how to work, beginning where
his muster LETT off.
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Mr.. Beecher's Ptasrerm.

The radical platform ON the negro ones
ton was announced by the Rev. Ii. W.
beecher ut meeting held IN bis church
on Sunday night in behalf of the National
Freemen's Association. Mr.. Bsscher
ssAd tuas nrst, the Association did NOT
propose amalgamativn, that fact being a..
fensive to the tastes of the North. foreign
to Its habits, and in no way agreeable -
Its desires. At the North it has never
Dsen believed In as system; at the
south. on the contrary, it is custom of
established and PRACTICAL habit . habit
OF which the southerners may always
have the monopoly.
Second, IhA Association does not pro-
pose to thrust tbs freed negro into tiic
market - eompettor with the workhsen
Of the Eorsh. The negro would not BE-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-11

Perhaps some of your teaden, and es.
pecially those whose familiar Ksnotband.
some faces, i have % oflsn g,seted
around your long table, or before your
lsAeeffal coal fire, would Ike 10 hsar q
word from the internal Revenue Office.
For the present can only say 1t is work
ing, and bids fair TO be about the greatest
department OF the Government. Its re-
ceipts from ar sources are already about,
or perhaps over three aud : half millions,
and it has onIy been working since Sep
TENDER last. 1t IL especially gratifying
to note, in the volaminous correspondence
ofthe oaics, tho slmoat universal express
sion Of an ardent and patriotic dosire to
comply with the acquisitions OF the Elk
else law, however onerous they may be-
In some cases the writer's are decidedly
emphatic 10 declaring that their last cent
shall be cheerfully contributed if necessary
to snbdue this cursed rebellion Such
expressions, taken with the heroic self.
denial ofour soldiers, go far to counter
act the gloomy forebodings awakened in
honest, manly hearts by the cut-throat
opinions Of the hordes Of heartless specu-
lalors and robbers who would not only
sacrifice our Government, but even sell
their own souls to the Devil for the sake
Of making money. There is hope for us
yet. Perhaps, after all, tits Gods will
that We pass safely through the fiery fur
mace Of these affections, and that We come
out fearfully scathed, but purified. Per
haps, after all, these are but the painful
throes of . new birth to q new and glorious
career, and not the terrific death struggles
Of mean and degraded life. God grant
i may DO so. Yours hopefully, r..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-11

Colos1I 3Di,esssrrendered Hsrper's Ferry
win soWlys slight resistance, and within
bearing OF lhs guns of Gen. McClelan's
army. Az this whole matter has been in
vestigstsd aud reported upon by military
commisslOn, ID Is unnecessary for me to
discuaestbs disgraceful surrender of the
post and army under Colonel Miles, com.
mand.
General MeClellan's preliminary re-
port of bis operations in. Mary land, in
Guiding the battles of Eoutl Moo ntain
and Antietam, is submitted herewith,
msrks9 Exhibit No. 4. No repore' Of
his asubofdisste officers have besu sub
mitted. I ..st..@7 ,.., &
From the Hah5t Sspteuber till the
96th Of October Gen. McC lellan's main
army remained on the north bank of the
Potomac in the vicinity IL Sharpsbure
ana Harper's Ferry. TIE iors inactivity
of - barge ~ army 10 tho face tof . de,
feated foe, md daring The most ia votAble
season for rapid movements and vipor-
Gus campaign, wasia MISTER of great dis
appointment and regret. Your letter Of
the 27th,. and my reply Of the 28th of
October, IN regard To the alleged causes
of this unfortunate delay, submit here
with, marked Exhibit No. s. $3.50.
10 reply to the telegraph order Of the
9th Of October, quoted IN my letter OF the
18th. above referred 70. General McCleI.
Ian approved Of the plan Of crossing the
P0tomso south Of tbs Blue Ridge, aud
said that he could cross at Harper's Fer.
~, and advance upon Winchester. He,
however, did not begin to cross till the
35th Of October. and then at Berlin. His
passage occupied several days, and Was
completed about the Sd Of Eovembsr-
What caused him 70 change his views, or
what was his plan Of campaigning, I am
ignorant, for about this time he ceased to
communicate with me in regard 70 his
operations, sending his report directly to
the President. a
On the. 9th instant / received the writ
ten order Of the President relieving Gen.
Mcclellan. and placing Gen. Burnside in
command Of the Army Of the Potomac.
This order WINS transmitted BY special
messenger, who delivered !, TO General
Mcclellan at Rectortown, on the It'll.
The above concludes that portion Of
General Halleck's report which relates to
the operations Of the Army of the Pots.
mac.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-11

1Ano,her glorious victory in Arkan
sas, achieved by our troops, in Hhisa tht
Iowa Volunteers and an Iowa Genera
bore chief part, and won distinguished
honor, is announced in the dispatches.
The Nineteenth Iowa, raised in this
Congressional District. and in large part
from this county. was ia the Eight and lost
their Lisnt. Colon.i. %A
The death of Colonel Mcfarland will
be deeply deplored throughout the State.
He was quite generally knows and univer-
sally popular, having been for a number
OF years leading lawyer in Mt. Pleasant
and member of the Legislature from
Henry county, and Speaker Of the House
OF Representatives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-11

Ibis city, Oh the 10tL instant vi Typhoil fever
Mr. JoHs Ross. In the 9Th pear OF his age
fviss Dc and aequaintsnces Of the family are la
ytsd 10 assen ths funeral from h late residence On
blondsaa street between 9th and ioth. this msrains
at 10 O'Clock.
fCsdis, ohio. papers please copyl
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Clellan could relieve him, Or open com
msnication 80 that hs could svacuats it in
safety. These views we're communicated
both to General Mcclellan and TO Colonel
Miles.
The left Of General Ne Clellan's army
pursued part Of the enemy's forces a
South Mountains, where, on the lllh, hi
made stand. A severe battle ensued
the enomy being defeated and driven
from his position with heavy loss. Lee,
army than fell hack behind Antietan
creek, few milos above its mouth, and
took posit ion admirably suited for do
fence. Our army attached him on thu
10th, and : y-contasted battle va,
fought On that and she ensuing day, which
resulted iii the defeat Of the rebel forces
On the night Of the 18th onr troops aisp'
on the field which they had 20 bravel,
won. On the 18th neither party rsrewee
the attack, and in the night Of the 18TH
and 10Th General Lee Withdrew his army
70 the south side OF the Potomac.
Our loss in the several battIes on South
Mountain and ii Antietam was ~
killed. S,O66 wounded, and 9l3 missing
making total Of 10, 72l. Gen. AcClel'
lau tstimates the cncmy's loss at nearly
q. 900 but their own accounts give
Il Ill loss 1t about IL 900 in killed and
wounded. sa 4sGl
On the approach Of the enemy TO Har
per's FAIRY. the officer in command OF
Maryland Hsights destroyed his artillery
and abandoned his psst. and On the l5tt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
sss-TO Farmers and Dealers !@yssU
MORO PHILLIPS
SUPER- R-pHnSpnATE OE LIMEi
Depot, Mo. 27 North Front St,

Prepared At his CHEMICAL WORKS, CAMDEN, N J
under his Own supervision, hy Practical aud scientr
Chemist.
Depot, No OF North Front St,
PHILADELPHIA.
The subscriber offers his sUPERpH0sPHATE OF
LIME 10 FARMERS and DEALERS, with the assurance
that proves by Its superiority to the Super phos.
phates and GuAnOs offered for sale by Its concentrations
its quick action aud its continued ierzing effects It's
UNIFORM composition Guarantees Its uniform excellence
1t contains unusually large per centage of Phospho-
rc Acid it's per oentlge OF Amuuia gives it great nd
ditianal Fsrtilidng value inducing rapid growth and
ihparting the indispensable nitrogen to PLANTS.
II is comparatively article being in but few
seasons and has already obtained great celebrity
the Farmers of the neishbeurng Counties, and is
sold and sought after by the most Extensive Dealers in
Fertilizers in this city and Stateand also in the States
Of New Jersey, Delaware an Maryland.
I5a CAUTION TO BuYERsl-obserye that my name
and place of manufacture is each and every Package
none other being genuine.
1t is guaranieai by me to DEALERS under penalty
Of one Thousand Dollars that ii will he kept up to the
unequalled standard heretofore.
PRICE S45 PER TON OF 1000 LBS. No charge for
packages MORO PHILLIPS.
Rs- liberal discount made to DEALERS
aug29-3m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-10
A Sailors Story of a Pig.

A curious animal is pig, gentlemen !
Very cunning too-a great deal more
sensible than people give him credit for.
l have pig aboard my ship that was too
knowing by half All hands were fond
of him, and there was not one on board
that would see him injured There was
u dog on board too, and the pig and he
were capital friends they ate out of the
same plate, walked about the deck to-
gether, and would lie down side by side
under the bulwarks in the sun. The only
thing they ever quarrelled about was lodg-
ing. The dog, you see, sir had got a
kennel for HIMSELF the pig had nothing
of the sort. We did not think he needed
one; but he had his own notions upon
that matter. Why should Toby be bet
ter housed of night than he Well,
sir, he had somehow got into his head
that possession is nine parts Of the law /;
and though Toby tried to show him the
rights of the question, he was so pigheaded
that he either would not or could not un-
derstand. So every night it came to be
"catch as catch can" If the dog got in
first, he would show his teeth, and the
other had to lie under the boat or to find
the soitest plank where he could if the
pig was found in possession the dog could
not turn him out, but looked out for his
revenge next time One evening, gentle
men, it had been blowing hard all day
and had Just ordered close-reeled top
sails, for the gale was increasing, ano
there was good deal of sea running, and
it was coming on to be wet In short,
said to myself, as | called down the com
panion-ladder for the boy to bring up m
peaiacket: 1--WE are going to have +
dirty night" The pig was slipping ant
tumbling about the decks for the ship la
over so much with the breeze, being clos
hauled, that he could not keep his hools
Al last, he thought he would go and Sc
cure his berth for the night, though
wanted good bit to dusk But. 10 an
behold Toby had been of the sam
mind, and there he was safely housed
"lmph, umph !" says piggy, as he tnrne
and lookedslp at the black sky to wind
ward but Toby did not offer to moyt
At last, the pig seemed to give II up an
took u turn or two, as if he was maxim
up his mind which was the warmest cor
ner. Presently he trudges off to the lie
seuppers, where the tin plate was lynn
that they ate their cold 'tatoes oil. n
takes up the plate in his mouth, and car
ries it to u part of the deck where the do
could see it, but some way from the ken
mel, then, turning his tail towards the do
he begins to act as if he was eating ont
the plate, making it rattle, and munehln
with his mouth pretty loud " What
thinks toby, "has piggy got yictua
there 2" and he pricked up his ears al
looked ont towards the place, making
i little whining. Champ, champW 60
the pig, taking not the least notice OF u
q, dog and down goes his mouth to Il
y plate again Toby couldn't stand tn
any longer; yictuals and he not there