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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-09

A GOLD NINE IN 0HIe.-Gold has been dis
covered near Carol Dover, in Tuscarawas
county, Ohio: The Dover Iron Company had
been drilling for coal fox some time past, and :
few days ego the auger struck rich vein of
gold quartz, at . depth of about 275 feet from
the service. The quartz seems to be full of
as rich as the best California quartz. The ex-
citement at the discovery is SO great, that the
company has been compelled to inclose the
ground with stout frame to enable the workmen
to 60 on with drilling. The quartz becomes
more aurifsrous as the, auger descends lower.
4 juvenile sportsr, belonging to primary.
school in Manchester, N. H., boosted to bic play.
fellows the other day, that he would BY and BY
become the fortunate possessor Of an important
article Of youthful aspiration, "Ny" father, =
says he, ''has gone to the war, and if he eets
killed am going to have his fsh.line."
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BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY.

teB-NOTICE-The next Term Of study will commence
Thursday Sept 4th 1869. Tuition from ~ 80 to ~ 90,
according to the studies pursued
Board from 81 70 to % 80 per week; and young men
frequently board themselves at much lower rates Young
ladies accommodated near the College Building.
circular will be sent to any person who desires II.
For further particulars circular, apply to the
undersigned. L. b. ALLEN,
aug2 -w6w President
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-09

The CHEMISTRY OF MsD1e1NE-Among the
special delights which have 60 richly repaid
our visit to New England was the inspection,
it was our privilege to make Of Dr.. J. c. Aver
& Co.'s Laboratory at Lowell. Although We
knew by hear-say that it was large, yet We
were surprised when We came into view Of
its real magnitude and still more by the ex-
tent and complication of its truly immense
business. The whole massive structure is in
fact one vast chemical lsbratory, in which the
processes of this wonderful art are constantly
going on. Medico-chemical science has
found that the curative properties Of any
substance exists in some one or more of its
component parts Thus the remidical effects
Of opium are due solely to the morphia it con-
tsins, although this is but one.eighteenth part
of its weight; the other seventeen parts are
gum, extractive and inert as offensive matter.
DR.. Ayers system separates the medical prop
critics of each substance employed and We are
here shown the processes by which the virtues
of each remedial agent are chased through the
'alembics until they. come out completely pure
at last. These concentrated, purified medical
properties, or virtues, are finally combined
together to produce the remedies which
have made themselves . reputation for uuri.
vailed excellence, all over the world. Not only
does the Doctor disclaim all secrecy in his art
and explain every process and every particu-
lar, but he maintains that this is the only pro
cess by which the people can be supplied with
the best possible remedies for the treatment
Of disease. The Formula by which his rene
dies are made are published in the medical
Jour nails and have been presented to large
part Of the medical Faculty of the United
States, and are constantly sent by mail to
such physicians IS apply for them.-[ Daily
Chronicle, San Francisco. ;. d&w1t.
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ST. LOUIS mARKET.

Tuesday Evening, Aug. s.
Wheat-There WAS considerable quantity on
the market to-day, and sales therefore appear
liberal. The market, however, was heavy
transactions embIa ced IS sacks poor ct SOC !;
$50 do at 64c for spring and Tic for fall; "a do
fall At coo s53 at 7o@75c; so do At 7sc ; 4, 456
do At s0@sSc; 400 do at same range; 1874 at
ss4(as5c; ~ do at Sic; 80 bbls at S0@90c;
IT'S do at 9Oc 2s6 do SEC; % and 300 do at
.90c; ITO do white At s5c; and 100 do ct 97c
per bushel. ~ s
Corn-sale of 80 sacks mixed at $40 per
busheL q ~ - =
Oats-Unchauged, with sales of 80 sacks At
ssc, sacks returned, and including A. and 217
80 cents; 800 do at ss4c, delivered, and l91
ct 40c.
Flour-steady, with sales Of 80 bbls supsrfne
at IS Is; 400 city do at - IS; sos do at -
IS; 500 do single extra also private 10 do sim
rse at a 80, delivered 81 double do At IS, and
100 do 1t IS 10 per Dbl.
Barley and Rye-Nothing occurred worth
quoting. -.
Hemp-Dull for all except choice samples.-
Sales 10 bales at $40; 8 at Sc; ~ at $6S; 9 at
455; 40 at $6s; SO at t55@58; Is at $50; 80
At ts4; IL and 20 at SIS; and Z choice dressed
ct el8t per ton.
Whsky-loo bbls on private terms and 20 At
27c per gallon.
Hides-Steady at 194 for dry flint.
Wool-4,7OO lbs unwsshsd At 28@S0o; and
900 lbs tub washed at 48c per lb. a.
Sacks-l 200 second hand seamless at SOC !;
and 1000 do do Osnaburgs 1t ISL each.
Salt-Sale Of 80 bbls Onondaigus at g 80
per Dbl e@
Bacon casks clear sides at &c, and 10 do at
He.
Hay-Uuchanged at SIC for prime Timothy,
With sales of 10 and n bales at that figure.
Lard-5 tierces and 8 kegs at &c per ID.
Butter-l0 pkgs western at &c per lb.
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Once in Barrett House.

DHED-At hs reddsaes, h Augusta, q ~ "a
inst., Il dlsease Of the heart, WuLlAN o. 0AN10S
the fbrty third year Of bis age.
His friends and scquaintsnoss ore invited = asssai
biz funeral from - late redenos, this asrnesn q ",
o'clock. lses
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r OOK HERE.

Look well to your journals, and keep them web dlled
On Threshsr. Corn Cracker and Reaper.
But don't buy your "B dbbif' Of any one else,
Ror CHRIS ALLEH will sell II you cheaper.
I've all kinds Of Faucets. both finished and plain
For Ale Lager Beer, Steam and Water;
And Pumps, Pipe, and Fittings, offer for sale,
And iii sell them much less than oUGHrKR;
CHRIS. ALLEN.
washington street, next door to Express ONCE
rme91-wu Burlington owa
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~ TO TIN NERvous OF BOTH sIxRs, 4 Re.
tired Clergyman having besl restored 70 heath In fsw
days. amer many ysars Il great SUFFERING vuhg 70 -.
directed envelope. copy q the peeserpoo usod 81.
rect :? the Rey jobs u. DAGNALL a66 Fulbsa direct.
Brooklyn, N. r. = fiunolI-vlm
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Th:y asnnl.ss = ftssso.ss
~ - Hv; H. .ur;s, ~ yisoeoss =
: = - the ohstruc{,oss - M
dseece. 4 eosd ssetss somewhere IN u ~ - -
ssracs = nassrsl fanet:ons These 4 ~ 49,
dneing g:esrai asgrsvasion. suffering. nd d,ss-
Mhfe IN this condition, oppressed By ths dAranes@ss..
nsanrS scton y tSs ~ ee% aV restore u
S,siins ~ h.si,h ss.;n IT, 4. 49, "a 0s ossya1k
III ~ N. sna cs%%o1 complaint also nasy
nn,.sssvs ~ .CS tss ~ ~ Iheeno
=; q ~ ; n.s.s s s: 81
q shs anne mems None WHO know shs viss. tSss
tie disorders sSsy cure = sp'0' '.'A "''A soa
Statements from Leading physcians IN sonA n 49,
principal cities ana dom othsr ven known Sublic ~,
Sona f = ~ :,
n-a. u,..~ ~.
.Dn. Arm: Your pnh arc The paragon q a -. I.
great n medicine. Thsy have cured my lhe dnuehtsc
osiv s.d mi IotsS.. n .na q: nssp o.e sy,
vou, III t,is .nd ~, ~. NJ eurs ~ NO sa
'sA 500 "s'sSSss y; ,.o,n>,n.
AsA okaxD0A
Nm %. N oyt.rioM M. o.. I
r..,' - - "' $780, !. ~ 0e1 Os'eass
es:.: :ssp: - s:ss:.s;s 4: -. S ;ss1: 9.
bowels which makes than invaisaSs % d n r. ~ AZ
-
HssAashs. Die Ilsadaeha 4. Fovl at>.-..h-
- ~. n, Ea,.o,s ~, n.s:-,." " A-'s
p..,>,. s.-.I. 1917 1872 1s''
nsse 49, vtn yoor tnls better than 70 ~ az
~ " ~ ea1n. Place great dr.
oaeo ~ = S% saN estnstoc N my daily confess nth
bsst W han, Of cou1e value tI:sn hishIy. -.
pr,m.a .. NJ, , ,sxx
TIE worst headache any body eso haVs ~ ~ ~ ~
Of your plls lt seems to arise 6kou fbul stnansek
which they cIsaass at once. = = '' 800 ' 49,
Yours WITH grsat rsspsct, I'D. v, pnurR
a7'1a. = :" cle,k Of Seamer C7ss;ss.
Bilious Disorder Liver Comulai,ts.,
~. n ....,"-. ~ :. 81. -. r..
FROM %! Theodore BeA, q NeU 1ds* Guy.
Ss Ssss s? S :asss e e.
u. proved more sssctusi ssr tho cure q sie. e.
rejoice that We have At lenSth prnstive vhih h M
thy Tho confidence Of the profession and TIE people,
a ..Ess pr,x.rxxrr ~ ,a. rrrr,,o. ,,
an: hsya used vour PiiIs n nv csnarsi "a rce.y
nrsctice ever sncs yon msda thsn, .nS c.nno* ~
az they are the bss cathartic Ne employ Their rs
HIM sction on the liver r. nuk and dacidsd sccss
SnenSiv tbsv srs An .dnir.h,s rsrc.Sx a. S.s,st
81 thaf orssn indeed hsys ..sSc ~ sund ~
o;sdse 70 o1snate tnas = d,d not readily yeld -
''-' ' '0I Hy.,e;on of ~ n,r;..' t ~
~ - --''f
nyw Dr. = g az, a 81 1s;oa., " -
Y,n, PHI. h.v. b.d Io,e 80, =, ~, n-...,..
hold them in estsem a. one 81 The he.t .rsrsnts hs,
ever found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
So ~ d..erru nn rJsn gwen ~ s@a ocoes ior
makes them very sceeptsbe and convenient r tbe Ne
= ~ -
Dyspepsta, 1mpurity Of the Blood.s
Dr. Az: b,v. u.ed vour BIN. -;,h "~.r.o,L;..-
mccea. n NV family md anon, thnss VI. iS ~ -;
in distress 70 regulate the organs q digestion ~
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New York stock Market.
NEW YoRK. Aug. Z.
Stocks-Narket active and higher.
Money remains unchanged at 4@5 per cent.
on call.
Sterling Exchange-Quiet At l2s@l26}-
Bankers Bills n 9gB ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-09

81. ..I.~a - m. I. ~ |-E- -
not say ..afssr ~ the t.ads w. over" bsoasse
they really ID not appear 70 IS any trade early
in the morning About or 10 o'clock q fbw
cosntry butehsrs, and some cheap buyers in The
city, came 10 and began to make low offers for
small lots, but the main depeadeuce of the bro
kerr to cell was upon che wholssle butcher, Who
generally will buy al that u offered as some
price. Evidently they had made up their minds
"a huv low to.dav. and vcnld ~ No. an ofEar
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-09
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

OPENING DAY OF THE NARKIr.
Monday, Aug. 4.-There is glut in tho sup
ply Of beef cattle for the nee Of the city this
week, the number being about 4, 200 head, near
~ Ill Of good fair quality, mostly Illinois steers,
which will not sell at prices equivalent to "a
average Of y cents pound for the net weight
OF beef, sinking the Tide, worth &c per lb and
Aad fat, worth SC per ID. Taking price and
quality into account, the market is not - good
aoe Growers % it WAS last week, and some Of the
Oldest cattle brokers say that butchers have not
Get a. much value for their. money any day this
year as they have to day. For the best class Of
euiiocks. We could not see much difference be.
tween this mornings sales and those Of last
Monday morning, but it was only In the morn.
ing. The business commenced early, and WAS
very lively until noon, when it begin to drag,
ana Vas quite dull all the afternoon, and mach
larger proportion Of the stock went over to the
sslosing day than last week, notwithstanding sci.
!en made desperate efforts to crowd it off at any
reasonable price offered. As night approached,
BUSINESS somewhat improved from what it was
through the middle of very hot day. There
we're Al SO fresh bullocks on sale to day, and 81
sAIe, and there are few more expected to.
MORROW; and this is at least 500 TOO many for
sas demand, and must depress the closing sales
y! 'he lower grades of quality not inclined to
.,sE any extra large purchases, Awith view of
p.ck'ng such portions as do not sell fresh at Z
lair price.
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!, ,AT'yEl:REs'''st
OAT:HA..R!,tIO.
PIIL s.

Are yea sfck, - ~, -
eonplainiAsi Ass. - s1t e
order, With yuar o - q.
sangsd, and your = sllacD N.
e4mtbsenh1oe Tho . nm.
49, - sessa Nj prsls6s =
octsss Elnssl. 3 one at e
sseuaes : creeping upoa 10,
NJ eApulA b ~ 8Sed 81 q
ansly - q the rieSf -
edy. IAka Ayeet /, fila. ~
cIsanes out ~ A. osssrs2 ~
moes-HKi6 o. ,NocS ~
1t The 1n3ds NJ !. s
structed n "a - 49,
X S. ~. y fanc6oaO
a,;ev' sns;t. veoeuaD -.
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CLOSE OF THE MARKET.

TUESDAY, Aug. 5.-Unfortunately for drovers
Gfeady here, and still more unfortunate for
soose arriving this morning, some 200 fresh bull.
JOCKS came in, one-half them from Philadelphia
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-09

; Wellington, D. O., 7th Feb. 1850.
Sn: have used your Pills in my general and hospit
ay they the best cathartic We employ Their r.
latng action on the liver IL quick and decided conS
quently they arc admirable remedy for derangemsn
Of that organ. Indeed, have seldom found cass
bilious disedse obstinate that il did not readily yeld
them. fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, n. D.,
phuseion of Ehe Norfaa Hoevxa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-08
LIVE STOCK.

Drorers aud Farmers will find this the most adyan-
tageous route for Live siork. Capacious Yards ell
watetcd and supplied With every convenience, have
be zen opened OF this tine snd It's
attention ~ paid 70 their wants From HarriSburgh
hers ~ be te4aa every eutrrcnisncr for fssnIng
and resting : choice Is offered u The PHILADkL.
PHlA, NEW rOkK snd BALTIMORE MARKETS.
This Will also be found the shortest Quiekest and
NEST direct route for Stock 10 New Yorkfvia Allen
tovh hl-and with fewer changes than any other.
EAOtH LEWIS, General Snpt.. .AitoonA. Pa.
H. j. HOuPT. Gen. Ticket Agt Philadelphia.
II. ii. HOUSTON, Gea'l Freixht Agl., Phiisdeiphia.
jan94daw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

tEApeI AnIIKs 43p Rae. ISD. NoIal
VI neAsh TsANsfonr "MUssEIAAx"
Near ~ Pillow. May 2el ls62.
la behalf u the Offices AMI men Of the
~ regiment. permit me 70 acknowledge our
grateful thAnks Ia The ia.lies Of Terrc Haute.
and Tho Sanitary Committee ct that city. lor
Tie 'ery liberal Al,d un,ei, shipment 81 no.
i''~i ssofes, asi ofilcf delleao.es. Zoe the sal
ivtins sex 81 oug regiment. Although shs
citizens OF tcfse hantc. aud che ladies g
peelalls, have bcea ,.lled upoa !. mako ~
msuy sacrifices fof cur brethren IA the field
their geoerpsi,, as we'll as their patriotism
h. truly. uo bonnds Permit nae % tender
their specisl ihanks wh,eh We trust ~ can
DO without being inytlioDs. 70 Nj + u
Early. Mr.. Dr relrck Ms. Rsce. Ms.
jas Ros,. Mrs. Wan Warren. Mr. Hubs
Mr. Read. Mrs o. Jones. Mr. G. {. and
Mrs Poster smith. Mr. Haecr. Mrs. Dem.
ing. Mrs Usher. Mrs LiEton. Ars " n
Mckeen, Mrs Freeman. and Miss Emily
Potter aud 10 Mr. Hubbs. the geu,lemsnly
host OF the Teue fsule House Tor the
very acceptable delcacies forwarded by
Ihem. Their Kindness will be remembered
With feeling. 81 the iivoliest gratitude.
WM T. MCLEAN.
Colonel 3lst Regiment
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

Michael Baizneg. Treasurer OF Franklin
county. and one at those patriotic souls Who
believe that the reorganization olthe Demo
cratic party idst AZ this time i the only way
To save the country. recently ran on With
So. 900 ol the county funds lie LETT home
with the money 10 pay if into the State
Treasury he saii. bot as hc never caine a.
tie State Treasurer Office aud has not
been hoard of Tor three week. Il Is shre~d
III Suspected uiai he won come back again.
The day after he left h- wife found $500
ia the bureau drawer which lie probably
left sort OF prov i-ioh Tor her. hut she
wa-t too honest 10 keep t. aud TOOK Il Ia
the Treasurer office ana gaze il back -
The securities OF the dclaulter viii probably
make the loss good 10 she county and State.
Between Slower and Betzner Ne should
Judge thai d. Webster Voorhees, might find
enough - "blnsh Al" on his own side 81 the
the house 10 keep his face occupied ull the
war Is Oycr.-.Stsfe jour.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

OK Tues-ay night some mischiesous per
sons. posted up calls for meeting 10 rejoice
over the reverses of our arm. in Virginia -
The names Of some individuals who are
known % -ympathize with the rebels. were
attached 70 tie calls But among them we're
tie names Of genuine Union men also. Mr.
MACK name appeared a. one II the signefs
lie D.. however. Union man without condi
t.on.. and 10 iayof Of the wsr until every
rebel returns 20 hls allegiance. The CIR
clmstance did not amount 10 much IN ITSELF.
at - regret 70 see the names OF some OF
oas best citizens thus lr.fed sith
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

Oca disTaiehe-. this morning sre highly
latesesiing.
The msanef "a whifh Massachusetts, re
sponde1 % Tie call tor more troops all
eAg.o IA Increased admiration for that Stale
he words Of The great Webster. in hi- re
ply . bayne. are no~ applicable 10 her a.
well - Al The lime Of their delivery lie
sad. Il have 10 eulogium 70 pronounce
nfon Massachusetts,. she neels none There
shc stands. behold her and Judge ios your
selves. There IS her history: the world
knows il by heart The past. At least. i Sc
cure.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

Va ave space TO-DAY for al article Ion
to State Journal. n regard 10 the frauds
winch have been perpeuAsei upon The State.
o1l waieh. until Eecently. we're rot generally
Known. Ino article explains the whole
matter. Governor Norton has gore 70 New
YORK 20 fully investigate the matter aud
bring the criminals 20 punishment,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

Ias address issaed by Mr. Nallsnasn,l.an n,
snsi thsieea oiher IN The nlme Of ne BEN
srAfsr members of Consre-- : fsl onl,
reFniistej by he iessy iuar democratic
Senators and members vs ii not sign 4
bat = repn.liated geaersiiy 81 lie Demo
cr>isc IreSs he Boston fo-l thas aeoour
80 TIE peblscat.on.
Il recital - thc events Which Iea - onf
present misloItuaes are not f4ll an impartial
oor = tie rsview Of the measures 81 the pre-
seni aaim.aisiration presented ~ith TIE can.
for neceSsrT 10 ccrrcst jasgment At The
a.tifess 49, resrestiag he ersmisai provoca-
bon g'fen TIE >oath ~ Northern abolition
- ~ stsa. but 49, provocstfon al not
lpsiiy. or rcusief ne.essafy. reseilien by the
>eatf The nauouai government - al -
de7.srtrlsfits ecutsFe- legislative, an ~
ieiai--s'istAinet he Soath "a "a fall C0nsl.
talonsl ri<hts. TIE election % @<-cs sonai
President "a nos isperii th>se rights - iorr
- ne scsta ~ true 70 Tie Coushiutoo -
losh brauches e Csnxro-s. tie ladicsarv ar.i
to mdiiens 81 xctcrs "a le.ss u tie free
States. sere rea,iy - ffescei ne SIT, Is al
a. Constitutional rights. 4 i hal fe'us.assi
fsahfsi .t-cif -Nssr 4fksss f.-sissf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

sAt 10 you. ny constituents. fAsf ss 49,
ffpfesenfafIte, 4 wi aetff refs en- ae''@f +,
one msn. 81 sn< gus 70 "a tdsainisffai'aH u
dbraAau Iincsia = raaks Eaf 49,"
SonfA.-DASIri W. NoonHsls
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28
i.oiitcaess.


There = nothing more difficult 10 attain o.
necessary TO possess. than periect sood breed
inx. which Is equally unconscious " IA st.ti
losnallty. a. inpert.1ent forw4rdIcss. and
awkward oashiulnsss. \ little ceremony :
sometimes necessary. certain degree Of
hrmnc~s i absolutely 80. aud "A awkward
molesty IS extremely uabecominS II mix.
81 companies. whoever i admitted - take
part in them. il. for The time AZ least supposed
20 be upon footing Of equality With the
res. AMI Consequently every one claims and
very justly. every mark 81 eisiIity aud good
breeding Ease y allowed. bat c4rele>-ncs-
snd negligence are str1ctiv forbidden There
i rothing - little forgiven - seeming
inAiiention 70 the person who i Speaking 20
you. We have seen many people. sho while
you we're speaking. instead 81 looking and
attending 10 vou hx their eYes apou the eel
Ing OF -omo other part OF The room. look out
AZ the wlndos. lilt book OF newspaper an
real w. Moth nc Discovers little. futile.
frivolous mint more than the. AMI nothing
i 20 ofensirely 10 bred lie assured that
the prOi0undest learning. ~sthoat good
breeding, y unwelcome and tiresome -
dantEy. A nan who !. not we'll bred + unfit
10 good society. and is unwelcome ia il =
Make, then. gooi breeding the gteai object
81 your thoughts and sctaon~ tii,ser, .
carefully the behavior ahd manner Of tho-s
~ho are Distinguished bs 4eir cool bfee.l
'as Initiate anil sndesftt t. exeell. ths,
yon may Al least equal them Observe lae
i a..ofus merit. AMI hoU oAca e covers th-
~sut 81 i.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

Lar them announce that the Fiedges Of ne
Government 20 freely given N the early
part OF the Struggle, viii not be broken ~
he mad behests OF Aboiltionisms bef fhAt
rnE coxDfrfoS 90 why HUMAN nsise =
nm SorIH snALl nrNsfS t>tHH>esps
vHrrurA rHr HKvoLrfioS snAtt srreftp O.
,.4I d " Ioerke<s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

An Ordinance Tor the Bette. Pfotec
ton Of the Markets

iioh al tue nNthtt>.
ss,. I. D. il ordained ny the Common couao,l q
ths city II icrre ifautc, that n shall b. unlawful ff
snylrson % All Fresh Meets outside cfihe south
I'm Market hcgse without first procuring a license
ttereef and any person Who shall violate this ordi
nol exceeding tW enfy i've dollars
sFf. >. The foregoing prohibition shall not extend
a. sales II vlld gam fsh fowls. sale "
usst ifoia PORK OF Packing Houses during the pack
ilsg -easoi. nor sales 81 animals b. the quarter.
So. :. tny person mry procure a license 20 sell
Fresh Meats fpf one year ~ paying g. the Tfessur
er the I'd my dollars, u which fact the Treas
urer shall give to the applicant certificate. ard
this beiug pre- ented 20 thu Clerk he shall charge the
Treasurer with the amount and issue a license az.
iAorifng the part, retail Fresh Meats la the CITY
Tor cne year. which, when c0untersgncd by the
Mayer, shall constitute the license referred q" IN the
first section Of this Ordinance, provided, however,
that IN case person wishes license rVtail only
Pork, b. can have the same by paying fleen dollars
AID provided further that lices-, To retail
generally pork onll shall not authorize he holder
10 sell in but ons place 81 business
Sc 4 The stalls IN the Market House shhIl be
rented a. follows, to-wti; Any person Wishing 10
rent any one Of the twelve stalls on the east end
,bal pay scyenty-Ave dollars per year for the same
but IL lac takes additional stall adjoining he shall
have IL Tor Twenty-Five dollars but lac shailn sub
let any stall 20 bird person under penalty OF pas
Ing the fu Of seventy live dollars for the sine
Any person can ren. any one OF the eight stalls IN
the west end Of the Market House by paying from
thirty-hve 70 sixty dollars per annum To be fixed 10y
the Market Master. One half Of the rent money
shall be paid In advance, and note PAYABLE In siN
months with approved security given for the other
half. AMI no person viii H. permitted 10 occupy =
stall without having paid The rent In advance Of the
time he occupies. Ans person renting any 81 the
twelve stalls IN the east end, az above stated eau
have the refusal Of The from year 20 year al the
same rent, for Eve wears.
SIC s. The market hours shall be A. follows
Between the first OF April and the first Of October,
on each day II the wrek, SUNDAYS excepted, from
O'Clock iii ? O'Clock A. NJ, and ON SATURDAY,
ings funr5 til past O'Clock and from the first
of October till the first Of April from till o'clsck
A. and Saturday evenings from Till 81 O'Clock.
Adopted May 10th, A.. n lSGl
Attest: ". II. STEWART, MAYOR.
J. L. GUIICK, Clerk. NAV 22dzw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28
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Colonel 3lst Regimen

In tho New York custom house some
seven OF eight positions. formerly held by
trhiis men are NOW filled bv rf9roes. Er.
CHANGE
In tho rebel CoRleieracy, CA the other
hand, positions that ought to bs filled ex
clusively by negroes are. q said. occupied
not unfrequentlY by white men = LaHi-riie
Journal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-28

O~1sc . the bad condition. VI the wires,
&C lAslcd % get our usaAi dispatches last
light