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chicago Market.

Thursday, Aug. as-4P.n
The absence of commercial advices from New
York to-day, large receipts Of produce, and .
further material advance in freights rendered the
leading markets excessively dull and prices de-
clned. Flour was dull and inactive with hardly
enough doing to make . market Wheat was
less active and prices declined lose p bu. on
No. Red and Rejected. No. Spring was
scarce and prices we're we'll sustained, but No. .
Spring closed 1@2c lower. Sales were q 81. 90
0l.O2 for No. White; 96@s7}c for No. Red;
sb0ssc for Rejected Red; 943095c for No.
Spring; 79@slc for No. 2 Spring; and Toe for
Rejected spring-all in store. Corn vas heavy
aad prices declined l}@3c ~ bu. with light
business. Sales we're at Ss@S4}c for Mixed, and
2e&@272 for Rejected 10 atore; 8S}c for choice
high Mixed afoat; 42}@4sc for White River
.aAoat; and 4sc for same, free on board. The
market closed dull at 33Ac for fresh receipts Of
Mixed in store. Oats were steady, bat closed
weaker With liberal sales ct 36}c for No. in
store, and 32034c for Rejected in store. Rye
vas quiet, with sales at $50 for No. in store.
Highwinss we're frm with sales at 20}o Pro-
visions quiet and 6rm Lake frsights advanced
II n bu. and closed firm, with engagements at
Sc for corn, and cyclic for wheat to Bafalo; l0}
@l2c for wheat TO Oswego, via Goderieh.
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BuaL,aaros. Friday, Ads. -, ?. n.

n ~ 4 4
BuaLIsoros, Friday, Aus. -, p. n.
The weather for the past week has been dry
end seasonab!y warm. $40 ne,
The liver At this point is qsits low and fall
! ing -
Wheat Is coming in to this market freely
Spring 10 Sc lower than last week, and from COO
to $50, - in quality,
There ID no demand for corn.
We give below our usual reviews Of this and
other markets.
sUGAR-lo0ll1c; crushed, l4c refined
white Isle; clarified l2Ao.
COEFEE-9l@24
HOLASSES-By the Dbl, Reboiled, 10; Syr.
40. AZ: kegs. a. 80. Sorghum, 2S@soc.
NAILS-Ass., IS 1894 Is.
RTCE-Sc. s.
FRUT-Raisins, prime, new t4034 80.
BROOnS-S0 1891 80 per dozen.
FLOUR-wholesale e4,5o 70 $500; Spring
$4,00@t4,55.
WHEAT-Spring, soc; choice IS; Winter
1890 test
CORN-,4@lec.
RYE-S0@S2c.
BEANS-sO@$l per bush.
POTATOES-20c per bush.
OATS-aoc irm. aA hyala W.
BUTTER-7@Sc.
EGGS--4ic. 8{f NJ q
-soc@tl 90 per doc. -
HAY-Timothy, $7@39.
, WOoD-Sa S0@Ss 90. .'tasa q
HIDES-Green, 4sc.; Dry Flint ll@lac.
Green Sailed SC. firm. ,,s -.
GREEN CALF sKINs-sc; salted, Tic.
SHEEP PELTS-l5@l00.
Observation-Disclosures. 9a
= LARD-52@6}c. per b In Dbl. fa
DRIED APPLES-4@6c, per D., no market;
green do. 2O@s0c per bush.
TIMOTHY SEED-el 90 to $3.50 per bush
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-SO cents r
hushel No sale.
GLOVER SEED-SA 90. - asss
FLAX sEED-prime, 81 90. In demand.
: CORN NEAI.-96c. 2a&&
BACON-Hams, sugar cured, cents; shoul
dss 2@S; side Sc. s'%s ss'a@ sss's'
RAGS-l}c per b. @'}F *
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Attention Rxenupes,

= PAL u Attention RXempeO.
All persons who claim exemption from the
draft because of physical disabil;ty are required
by law to be examined by the Examining Sur
geon Of the County, and obtain certificate Of
disability from him, prior to the day fixed for
the draft. For Des Noines County, DR Nc.
LAREs is the duly appointed Examining Sur.
geon, who will attend ct his Office, on Third
Street, in Burlington, nearly opposite the Hawk.
Eye building, daily, from one to six o'clock, r.
n, to make examination and execute the prop
er certificates. His fee is one dollar, which
must in all cases be paid by the applicant in ad-
vance, diff
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J fE- From the following extract of lette

T From the following extract of letter to
the CIncnnati Gazette from Helena, Ark, Aug.
18th, we infer that business of some sort ia to
be done in that region pretty 5000:
ost' Gen. Curtis has returned to his command,
and the old hero Of Pea Ridge does not pass
many idle moments. Those who hare seen At
to malign him and charge him with frauds and
corruption in the cotton business, and set the
report flying that he had been called from bis
command by the authorities at Washington to
undergo an investigation, aud, Ma matter, Of
course, he was to 'Je releoed Of his cen,nsa,sd,'
will certainly feel not little uncomfortable
when they are informed of the facts in the case.
By an agreement between the two, Commodore
Davis ard Gen. Curtis ,oent (aot called to Cairo
to consult the War Department in regard to the
future operations. of this army. Thus far Gen.
Curtis has been conducting his movements in &C
cordance with the plans furnished him BY Gen,
Hsueck. He (Curt:s) now thinks that he has
another plan that will operate more efectually;
and it is underwood that upon consultation with
our newly made Commander in.Chief, that his
plans were wholly approved OF, and he hastena
back TO bring those plans to maturity. The
mere fact that this consultation WAS held along
with Commodore Davis, would indicate the d.
rectiou in which these plans will direct the move.
ments. And now, as that great terror to our
Mississippi fotilla-the Arkansas-has disap.
peared - rapidly as she appeared, We may look
forward to day at no great distance, when the
great Father Of Waters will be cleared Of the last
rebel obstruction, and will once more be the
free and noble and vital artery Of the great West
In accordance with the orders Of the War
Department, every regiment in this army waa
mustered yesterday, and the returns are being
made out But comparatively few we're absent
unaccouuted for. Itls plain that this order wa
to ascertain the exact force in the Geld, for, the
way affairs stand, not even the Secretary of Wal
could tell anything definite in regard 70 ous
present effective force, xsxoPRou.
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SUCCESS UPON MIR1r If there 10 an in
stance upon the records Of our country, where
an article Of American manufacture has made
its way to universal favor solely upon its mer-
its, and without extraneous aid. it is that Of
the Chemical Saleratus. It has only to be sold
in one place and it is demanded in another,
and 80 it has gone on increasing in favor, until
the products Of the extensive Chemical Works Of
D. B. DeI.and & Co., at Fairport, Monroe Co.,
New York, are now immense. This article is
made only at these works, by process known
only to the proprietors. They sell at whole
sale; but this Chemical Saleratus can be had at
the groceries generally drought the country.
For sale by ill the Wholesale Groceries in
Chicago. - d&w.
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=
Monday, Aug. 24.-rhe cattle market opened
in Forty-fourth street this morning with little
Yover 4, 100 head Of bullocks on sale, Of not q
good quality 40 the stock Of last week, and the
sales have been very lively ct full - high prices
90 that the market is really better for the dro
vers than il vas this day week. The range OF
prices is from 7c. to $40. n ID for the net weight
Of meat, seller sinking offal, and much the larg.
: est portion of the whole number have sold at u
Csc, and the next largest number ct S4@8lc.,
and a small number at 7c. n fb; and about as
large proportion of the whole will be sold AZ
last Monday, 90 that it is certain there will be
no great falling off in prices tomorrow, since
there are no large lots expected. Probably halt
of those to arrive tonight will 20 to Govern
fment, and If 90 the market will Close firm, and
drovess 60 home better satisded than they have
been for long time. Those Who bought cattle
on speculation, between here and Buiialo. paid
higher than the Previous week, and still make
money, % We may look out for good tsade for
drovere now on the road. Ind6bd, some of the
vspeculators sold out early this morning to start
west this evening. # any one anticipates a.
high rates next week - thin, he will probably DO
disappointed, Or else the reporter Of the market
will be. -, - ~
The weather to-day is greatly in favor !, Of
trads. being decidedly cool for this seasos, and
tne Wnoiesal0 oee1 usIe = ma been very brisk,
which will account for the activity here mi dsv
j and particularly early in the morning. Il 4
quite remarkable to geo two such lively MARKET
In August, as this and last week, with uch :
large supply on sale. II will bs seen that m
State begins TO turn ont large numbers: ~
most Of them are of native stock, grass eteers.
heifers, and dry cows The grazisrs Of prime
Western steers have not yet begun 70 bring them
forward, and probably will mot, a they are nov
encouraged to hold On, with better prospects Of
. realizing fair prices in Autumn. II 10 confident
~ stated BY those who should know; that tn
supply from Illinois must now fall OF largely
and that consequently States which furnist
smaller number Of bullocks must make up th,
supply, and that prices are likely to run abou
- now, while the average quality Of beef viii
not be Is good.
TIE CLOSE OF 1H1 MA1xEY.
Tuesday, Aug. 2s.-We have an addition o.
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bisai z2ADr. Z. CrsSS, cSlsosI, ans q,
G. Bennett, Adjutant OF The 1sth regiment, ar
rived III TOM yeStesday mUsnfngs 9 They visited
the camp -dsriae the Day, iand in, The svenipg Of
folated q the ,dren parade, when the Colonel
made short speech, and complinentsd che
men On their hne appearance, and express The
ardent hope that the 10th might 30 the ~,
regiment that hes left the StAts. The Coleasl
may veil be proud Of his men, Il y generally
remarked that . regiment Of better men hAa moi
appeared in the state.-lGate City, 2sth.
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4 URORA INSTITUTE l. CLARK
IA SEMINARY. afS

ri. one Of the mos successful schosn the West, and
fully eutitlad 70 the large patronage has received
one al ne healAsst and mos pleasant towns In Illinois,
The standard Of scholarship b high and TIE building the
finest Of the kind In the STATE TIE Female Department
o0srs pec Inducements. Expenses vary from $50 70
1900 Der year, according to the studiea Liberal dis
count TO Clerfymsn. For circulars, address
Rsv. G. ". QUEREAU, A. n,
iyl2.W3m Aurora Illinois.
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New York, AuS. =
=. .LOOk-narkse more sseady. Sales 8 o sos
ot supG ease: 3 extra ssaass - % 50.
PEI wee:.n; ~ le0b IS common 70 medium s9a1 ves-
Hn; AO0S % common 70 good shipping brands extra
HHnAT-Ma.hss q1ist and arm. sales u q Ito
~ Ohicaso prng; u 17W1 q Nh. club; 81 SOL -
snbst Iova; u mol $ winter red western; 81 A01
- amber Mleh.; d % whle Ohio.
q OOkN-narket ahAde 0rmar 6nlea ~ baM60 Tor old
MIXED western sound. 49, 'sT
wHnKEY-Narkss arnsr. saissas ss0ss9
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UNIVERSITY.

eH.N0TIoE-Thene next Term Of study will commence
Thursdsy Sept 4h 1862 Tuition from ~ 50 to ~ %,
according to the studies pursued.
Bosrd from 81 Is TO $50 per week; and young men
board thsmolvss ct much lower rates. Young
ladies' accommodated near the College Building.
circular viii Be sent to any person who desires H.
undersigned. L. .. ALLsM,
aus9WSw kEe1oeot.
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DIED
Near New London, Henry County. Iowa, after short
Illness HARRY GILBERT, only surviving child o; VIM and
Ala Gregg Of Des Nones county, aged nine months.
In this city, yesterday the 27th Mrs. MARTHA wife Of
David Remck Esq, aged years months and IS days.
In this city the 2sd inst. SAMUEL wMoar, youn ges
of. 8. and Martha B. Fear aged year and days
In this City, Aug Goth. Taylor, only child Of 8.
and NJ T. Lane, aged months and dsys.
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A GEsuME ExaL1sHMAS.-A merchant o.
Birmingham, England, lately wrote letter t.
his SON in this city, Of which the following is q
copy. If there were more such Engllshmen'
the occupation Of the London Times would be
gone:
"a friend of mine has written to me from
London to make some ventures, or induce
some venturers to Charleston, have told
him il could make fortune by dash Of q
pen, would not do anything that would give
aid and comfort to the rebels to the extent o.
pins head. Iconsider they have sinned ia
an extent against God and man, thstnevsE can
Me forgotten here below nor hereafter, under Z
period thousand years. He says $50 worth
Of pearl buttons sold for E8OO.
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LAcoNIc SwoHD PRESENTATION. We learn
from the New Albany Ledger that rather Ia
comic sword pressntaiioa took plscs st camp
Noble on Tuesday. A member Of the Sixty.
ninth purchaseda sword for Capt. 0arard, and
Capt. J. Fawcett vas deputed to present it,
is . sword" Captain 0srard took it and re-
Piled: "Thank you. I'll see you again about it
after have tried il. ~ The presentation and
reply were both to the point. 80 M
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Bachelors Hair Dye!


WILLIAM A. BATCHEL0R'S celebrated Hair Dye
produces co.or not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to nure the Hair In the least remedies
tie Ill effects Of bad dyes and invigorates the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black Brown. leaving the Hair soft and beau.
tiful. Sold BY al Druggists, &c.
~ The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM 4. BATcHs'
L0R, on the Jour sides Of each bon.
FAcrosy, No. 81 BARoLAY SfRsgf, (Lats 9SS Broad.
soay and is Bond Strssts,) NRw YoRk.
may8l WY
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/ OOK HERE.

We are paying the highest market price in CASH for
FAX eeod. War checks, but does not stop A. We are
particularly anxiousto buy who have loaned seed
ofus but have been induced ss TO others less thar
vs ssts1 psssEi.s;; suRSHAh JAsaEk
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There have been about thirty cases OF yellow
fever at Key West which proved fatal, out OF
population of about four thousand, while many
have recovered and others are doing we'll The
disease 10 not of . very fatal type, and quite
readily yields to judicious treatment The
weather was also favorable.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF NvA
ID.-Published for the benefit and warning and .
caution TO young who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, Ac supplying at the same time the
means Of Self Cure. By one who has cured himself alter
being put great expense through medical imposition
and quackery By enclosing postpaid addressed en-
velope srHoLs COPIES may be had Of tho author MA.
THANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co., n. 7.
march14-d&wly
BrsLB SoorBfY DBPoslfolY.-At the ssore Of Mr.. "
W. Harper Jefferson street, Burlington, vhees Elglih
German, swedish and Wslch Bibles and TsDtansnts M
always b found ct one price nove.
~ TO THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES, Re-
tired Clergyman having been restored to health IN fsw
daya aef many yesrs Of great Suffering, willing to
d. others by SEEDING (ee) the receipt Of postpaid
directed envelope. copy Of the prescription used d.
rect - the Rev. JOHN H. DAGHALL, 1856 fulton street,
Brooklyn, N. 7. Ijunel4-wAm
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HOME MADE SALVE.
NanuSsctursd by
CONRAD BLIND.

This 0alye d superior 10 any Of the imported articles
snd d certain cure for oil kuds Of Sores Cuts Bruises
to- Nis particularly useful curing ladies Sore Breasts
The save can be procured In any quantity desired
n the ceors Of g. BICKLE : co.,
No. 81, oopp I farsons Bloek, Jefferson g.,
sb3.dlnwtf bulingtsn, Iowa.
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Loss OF THE SCHOONER ORIoLE, WITH TwELvE
LLyEs.-We are called upon this week to record
the first sad accident on Lake Superior for
1862, in the total loss Of tho schooner Oriole,
Of Cleveland, Captain Daniel McAdsms, bound
for Erie, which collided with the steamer Hi.
noia of the Pictured Rocks, Saturday, the 9th
inst, at three in the morning. She had on
board thirteen persons-a crew Of ten, the
Captains wife and wife's mother, and apassen
ger, name unknown, from Marquette to th
Saul, and WAS freighted with sol tons Of iron
ore; and vessel, freight and persons, save the
cook, now lie at the bottom Of the lake. She
cleared from the Lake Superior dock on Friday
evening at eight o'clock and the first tidings of
the terrible calamity reached Marquette on
Saturday, morning at seven o'clock, by the
steamer Illinois, which, upon approaching the
dock, through her shattered prov gave evidence
Of recent misfortune and prepared us for the
announcement of the officers that they had
collided with vessel, which had probably
gone to the bottom. The Illinois was consid>
erably damaged in her bow, from the keel to
the upper deck; but being solid wood for some
eight or ten feet back from the bow, did not
leak enough to prevent her making her trip on
time. We understood that one man at the
pump could keep her dry. We, remained in
ignorance Of the result until Monday forenoon
when the brig Globe, of Buffalo, Capt. j. H,
Clifford, came into port with one Of the crew Of
the Inflated vessel, whom they had picked up
six miles from shore on Sunday evening about
eight O'clock, The excruciating suspense Of
the forty.eight hours intervening the entrance
of the Illinois and Globe was at last broken by
the sad announcement that the Oriole had act
uslly perished, with Ill on board, save the
cook. II Marquette News. Aug 10. = I
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AYERS
SarSa;i]p.l a;1srlrilla

SarSaii]p.' a;'l;;rlrilla
FOB PURIFYING mn 1Ioon. g
AID FIX IT, spssdy enc oeihs Ausvins oo.nlaias,,
Scroll aaa 9Sssf.isssA asetiens ,a.eh.,
1isiss II, :.e al III. n; ssssss::::, nsiass =
0AKlAsp,.Isd- "a Inn. Ia
tnovisdss M. ycus sss:aps.i. b. ass ss' =
Having ishssissd sesoeaos i.1sction, hsv ssssss.
fum 4 u vasous vays 1e ysare sonstsnas IL hSsx
s sesn.s inward On md asa 8. !. j. ;ss.S
ysan sso Il broke out On my hesd and eovsred my D
and e.: VII one s xhsn ~ gsstSl and s
physsiAne but without much rssf fFuM any thug IN
nct q. Disorder gs.w vorss AZ length wss rsoses
- alsraavs sansIsrillaA s knew nom youz r;pats
Ss @ :ss .s1 I'D s n u.
month and used anost thrse bottles New .ed hssltAy
skin soon began TO fsn under the scab which stee
.hile al o. Ny sIin i nov elesr, and XIV @.y
canweN believe that EEL What am nying waea tl
you that hold you b one Of the apostles Of -
end remain ever s1's'fa''' Ah HSsTsi ,, rA1Lrr
Tettsr ana saitshhean, seaid 6eoas
Ringworm, SoFe Eyes, DreISy.
d.. Robert N. Prsble, writes from Salem, n. T. 12h
0spsy which Threatened to terminate fatally, By H.
perssvering u our Saraapara anAalDo dnnesfoue
Halge.s Ay1pelss y issss doses Of TIE same; Az
% cure .ne 0o%%0n - s'o". ~ . = 00us;.
zebuon Sloan Of Prospect Texas writes: Three bet-
tes q your SArsapasills cured me Grsm Goss hid
sous swelling on ~ mech, which had saGsfsd non
Y.u....A>. ,,.> m-->,.
TxSSsCa SS.or.aH sSSS-csH ne.n....s
3. JaA ca.anns, q Nov Yorl GU, Viz. II
0o;s eeeenony comply VINO sne request o. yoW ee0s.
nng nave nold your saeeape;ina 80 Sxcsae.s
smIoy such remedy, but s9scaally IN te1ak Dseess
q TIE serctoss disehec ha!e cured many ,avssss-
plant MA caused By sosratos q he saxs The ulo,
sson itself was soon cured. Nothing within ny knowt
so9s eqosn II of these female delanGemsnm
geous oucsia. temor % ous Of the females N ny family
vn,cn 10 oened q! tne remedies We coud employ -
= Is1Sn yen eompiesey cured ~ your h1siscs g -
eapes1ne. Our phyocnn thought nothing nus e4uspe-
son GOULD suord rehct bat - adveed the eA yecr
noy.S ss A.. .o,,r ,0,,s. Az 49,
- .vmntor a n. 49, ,ss: Soss
sypAnis ana llsre.rial disease.
INV 0al1ANs 18th August, 1859.
Ds. J. @. Ann, siE, eheerfully comply With The ~
7Havs realised With your ssrs.pasiIs.
have cured with It. in my practice, most Of the oou
S vs e e.
g hsa 1assas. vae o. ny patients nid yat" "a ~.
ton 1 =, hs . VIZ . !s., tsts
cT,eS h; q, Az Snosnp. ~ .ttcSy =. -
sndary symptoms in his nose and the ulceraaon had
eaten away considerable part Of that believe the
yielded ny administration Of your s.zsapalls the
ulcers healed and be well again. not Of course without
disfguration to his face. woman who had been
sons y ad
~ sAo -.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
On the Goth inst, by Rev B. Wall, Mr.. JOSEPH
PaUaH, of Burlington, to Miss n. ApILL MoBRID.,
eldest daughter Of John Mcbride, Bsq.
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no DELINQUENTs FOR STATE,

- COUNTY AND EEUENAD TAAE6.
BIZ law OF the last Legislature and BY virtue Of said
act sha enforce collection Of said denquenttax, In IN
cases where voluntary payments are not made. Ths
vans Of the State and justice to those who have already
pad their taxes demand that this should be DONE The
deinouent tax now the books amount to quite large
sum- which collected BY the 1t Sept. next, will have
the eject 20 reduce the levy t, be made the Supervisors
rs Cent At least below what viii be not collected
This matter Of vital importance to all tax payers, and
every one must feel The necessity Of prompt payneot.
W. B.. REMEY,
1abntf Treasurer OF Des Moines County.