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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-14
state or 10, n.
Art 0RSssAI's OIFGg. Iowa
Ilrnio1, July let SO.

IlInto1, July let SO.
Geacros Crie,s Io. 70.
After Aagusi 1st 1861, the form sf passes issued
from this Department foe the transportation =
II soldiers for viii tre State is responsible,
will he changed.
Copies Of the rev fern vii, be furnished te
rairo ds. stage companies and steam t. prior "a
August lst, but if fssses Of the now form are is
sued prior to August lst, they will be honored
the same as the old FORM
After August LIST. 1862, If any person OF corpo-
ration ira nsport an. per-on on the cid form, the
transportation will not be paid for by the State.
Persons having in their possession passes CT the
o'd form, are requested to return those lot used
by July 2oth, 1s5s, TO this Office, and if entitled
to use of passes, will receive passes Of the new
form in exchange.
This order does not in any way refer to passes
issued by this Department BY order Of the Gov
erncr, for transportation Of soldiers to u 8. mus
tering ofices at Dubuque, Davenport and keokuk
n. b. BAKER,
djutant General Of Iowa.
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From T. 't;More.

EAcT'GosE, JAY =.
The Richmond Dis. C. Of ne TIA sn1 b
inst, was Ieee ed this NC. ing by Il Aser.ccn.
The D:.patc. sdmits that NcClslten has secrrsd
ths satety Of his amy in . most naztsriy nsanse.
The number of fc4erai prisoners g stated q
1900, who sfs confred in the tobacco ware
Psssident Davis has Issued 20 order e the rebel
aruy, sayilg that, a,tL On n they were greatly
oatIumssred by tho eaemy, they have won a
great al. glorious victory.
A grand and HAT battls vas expected mp to
Tuesday morning, bat reporters weso saut eut
from the lines sna nothing cculd b lesfn-d.
She R~4ersssge spysE, cf 3e0dAys - affoE
1900 ~ $1,000 reiotcEcsments hsd reached Nc
Cloiias., aad that the lanss River wss aioos
bsidSS6 NTH tsa1sperte,
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From New Orleans.

NEW "u3y z.
The steamer Mcclellan and Trade Wild brin
New Orleans papers OF July h.
Gee. Bu;ler has snspcLdei the functions oi the
City Councils bureau Of IiaaLco, .. streets and
Landings, consisting Of four members. Zach had
been appointed, amoDg whom the duties apEertaiI-
ina TO tRe Cou ac;is Of the c;;v, were diviaed.
Provisions vegetables and + uit we're being al :
lowed te come fre ly into the city.
Two mea named Fidlar and John Wind,ed had
besn sent to ship Island for confn ament ard rri
labor, Tor exhibiting bones alege 10 be one Ct .
Yankee soldier, -fsshionei into personal o-na-
ments.
y Mrs. Philips, for I.ughi1s aad mocling a.
the remains Of Lieut.. Deksy, dur ng the pas ge
of his funeral pgoeession,haa also been imprisoned
=. Ship Island.
A military celebration was to tale piece OF In
dependence day.
The Krisish gu,-5oa.s n;naldo al Lsnieyad
had arrived at New Orleans,
The new cotton plan. had appeared n New Or
leans.
The steamship Rhode Island from Boston, ar-
rivaa on the 80th Of June
The steamer Roanoke was going op tn river on
the Atm.
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RIVER 1T FMS.

i
Saturday, July II.
ARRIVED.
KATE CAsEL, Davis, Keokuk.
CANADA, Parker, St Louis.
SUCKER STATE, Ward, St. Paul.
AD HISs, Gal', Dubuque.
Saturday, July IL.
JENNIE W HIpPLx, Morrison, Keokuk.
bsil HmDsasoN, Rhodes, Dnbaqus.
Friday.
BILL HENs1RsoS, Rhodes. Dubuque.
KATE CAssEL, Davis, Keokuk.
SUCKER STATE, Ward, st. Louis.
CANADA, fssksr. St. Paul.
The vheis nsobe: &C s:caa.5oa. arrivals 4:
this pses dasiag the month of June was liIe.y.
The whole number of stea mboat arrivals al
this port during the week ending Saturday nigh,
was Is.
SUNDAY BOATS.
Tho slegsnt and fast sailing packet North erner
Capt. Afford, will depart for st. Paul aud way
points this morning. Jerry Wood in the Office.
The magnificent Northern Line Packet Haw..
eye State, Captain Gray, will depart for St. Lesis
this nesaiag.
uoADAY BOATS.
Tbs Bill Henderson, Captain Rholss, will de-
part feR Dubuqas sni intermediate landirg at Z
O'Clock t1is mc rning.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cassel,
Captain Davis, will depart fer keokuk AID way
points at o'.'ock this morning, making co,nec.
ions for st. Louis in 81 hours
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THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market.---Daily Report.

OFFICE OF TIE orM /. NEwsl
Sa.urdaJ ,ve., Ju.y II.
Wheat confines 4cm. G ID wheat : very
scarce in market and c. nmanis fair price, whi.e
he lower grades are falling eff.
FLOUR We quote at si..J,Gi.4o. Shipments
1870 bbls.
"BKAr--Goou No. 65 as. Choice Iowa Am.
bes:o0s2c. Receipts 1865 bu. Shipments ,.7e
bu.
PARLKY.-30G4o. tes :
CoRS-1SGl5,. Receipts $50 bu. Shipments
5s0 bu.
CATS --I7,1-5c. Rec. ip.s 4s7 VI shi. i.,nenis
800 b..
WooL-25(94[, Shir1 ots2 .o5s lbs.
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Important to Recruits.

by telegraph from Washington. e3i1
To Gov. kIRKwooD:-
have the onor to transmit you tho following
order, Issued 9m this Department:
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHIkGToN,l
June 2lst, 1869. !
Order 10 Encourage Enlistmsnts
Pursuant TO q joint resolution Of Congress to
encourage enlistments in tho regular army and
volunteer forces, it is ordered, 1ha, premium OF
two dollars shall be paid for ssch accepted recruit
that volunteers for three years or during The vas
and every soldier who hereafter enlie0e, ei,ler in
The regular army OF volunteers fot three years or
durl-g the war. may receive his first months pay
In ai,al4ce, apon the mastering &c his company
into the service o. the United States or after ne
shall have been mustered into, or ionod reei.
&c aiicaay in The service This order viii b.
tr4nsinitl le to Qcvo,nort q S..!.s ana ree,utjuz
officers.
EDWARD y. STANTON.
Secretary OF War
Papers published at the county seat Of each
eounty viii Insert once.
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From Memphis
MEMPHIS, July ..
tSrecial to the Chica 20 Tribune.

JUIy y
Especial to the Chica 90 Tribune.l
Late naws from AIkansas obtaired from Gen.
Elao, who left Madiion on Monday, says that
Curtis co.rm mand was last heard from neGc Jack
so.rort, erdcavoring to get up tha river. il is
rs..,r That ta.y s.Gsslns terribly .so.-.
ot supplies.
The railroad bridge at Madison, cost ng severa
thousand dsliars. was burned BY HindmAn's ord sr
On Sunday, the 2Sth, ult, creating the utmost ia
dignarion among the citizens. Hindman feared
he bridge might be used by Curtis 70 reach .as
Mssis.if fpi, OF Dy troops from this direction goi1
to N est him.
Ou,rages ty guerillas and Hinaman's troops a-s
doing more to wards creating Union feel! ,gs alb at
Ma.ison than anything else coa!d Hanirels
tier. pray ior the advance Of sufficient Union
,uces 20 back them in raising State troops Fer thsr
own JtfeIcg.
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DEAF7ISc.-Thas the State govern.
mert Will have to r<sost to drafting &, IN srder
10 rise her quota Of the nev lew, l.. ms
more and more apparent every Gay. Iowa
vas srend? been petty well sihed, and has
pr cions few en- to Ua nufacture into SELLERS.
Boz to those who have AZ idea Of enlissirg, We
Will speak word OF encouragement. 10 the
first place. if you wait until you are drsfted
yoi lose the bet 4ty offered at the time Won
enlitt aud when yoi sS hor- 1ao,y discharged
aoihe, thing. you pill lot be G. osids red half
the patriot il sou Wait until drafted, that you
will be II you enlist Of your own free viii.
Again, If you enli.t you have an oppo,tu, ity
Of choosing your own officers snd regiment;
ifyon are 'fafi ed you are chncked Just 7rbere
the government eees it, and all complaining
avails ycu narght. We throw out these .uo,
gestions that our fellow citizens may hav4 an
op. oriunity ofrrod'ing by them. v-ekrow
of number Of able-bodied men who would
mase capital ,ldies, and there is no earthly
re.se Why taey should not at once take their
places in the ranks. To be sure, some of the,
have wives. tu. We feel confiden. they would
readily spars them for 20 noble s csuse. In
the l.st some half dozen lawy ers. two or
'hrse doctors, hotel clerk and large nun
Der Of "ee. tlenep," who would no. be misssd
By any ore int their fellows. Give us charge
OF the drafting ard We soon produce the CAV.
es. regiment ever raised in America.
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Lumber Dealers, Protest.

| LUMBER De0IefAS Protest,
We. the undsrsisssd, sitiesns and residents
Of Davenport. dealers q vhelssals and retail
10 lsebss. hsviag ssapssaiss'y lssgs yssls q
lucbsr vithis tAs lsoles q shs slty. ,ps.
which State. county. city ed school ssxes are
levied and collected. have sssn, With ZONE %
topi.hmsnt. the publication Of : proposed or
dner Sc offered BY AID. Rsnwisk. Of the City
Courcil, vino keeps lumber yard sut Of ne
limits to lie included In TIE ordinance the oh
isct Of which. among other things. is to calleet
25 cent. pr one tkousspd feet for luub.,
landed bv resident dealers % the levee, for
the FIRST 4s hours, and Eve cents psr one thon.
sand feet for everv suceesding day In which
| the lumber r<maips q the levee
The undersigned hsf BY protest against the
| sdnrtion Of eueh sn eedisapce, % oppressive
liberalization betwseo Ne luuber dealers 10
| the heart ofths city. Who nee the levss and
Mayor French's aud Aid Renvieks lumber
yard. Who ne the lending, but not The isves
within TIE nresc-bed Limits
The undersigned take into heir wards from
the levee annually . total Of s .OOO. 900 feet OF
| lru Der. to remove which will take, In The 90.
| gregete. seventy days, and allowing 9b cents
| n-r ihonsand feet Tor the first two dsye, and
| five cents per eLe thousand feet for tie re.
naming dsys. would be 81 snnual tax upon
| the undersigned. 10 addition to the taxes
which thev paw In common With other cisi.
; z.na. u about fva thousand do'iars, a ann
With which the undersigned would be content
as their ANIMAL profits during the years they
are engaged in the businsae.
20 course one Of .vo results follow: Ether
'he u-oersigu ID mast edd skis tax to the SELL
irg price Of thsir lso,hes. thereby giving the
Nsvor nad tho AIDE vOa0 (the arttor Of this
oriinan~e.) that additisoal profit over rs Z
they cell at cur s-ale OF prices. or enabling
them to 90 underseli Us - 10 compel ~ to omit
the business. The unjust Discrimination is
deemed by the undersigned both selfish md
ipe auitahle jnssice.
Ace undersigned further cav that there 10
no other city from St. Paul % 81. Louis, on the
Mississippi river. where . levee :a:s il assessed
unon the lnmber Of resinent dss!ers. uplsss
rats are !arded - the stsamhoat landing. ard
even in L. nj. il is e,ly 10 cent. rer thoue-
and feet for oil the TINE the lumber lies ct The
oe. provided the lone does ret exceed one
mouth.
Another eject Of th!s tax and The eouseqsens
sosrssee in the retail price Of lumbsr vs1l be
% enable nns~stins sn1 ether plssss above
srd "sso~ Dsvenport to suees.sfully compete
.'sh % for The country asd Interior trsda and
shue ehsnge to other points this considerable
channel Of intersl scwmeree.
For ths abnve rsasoos de uudersi en.c -.
specifically protsst agsinss the sdepties Of he
propo osed ordnance. e ---I .
8 - .seeg.aes g. K BAs,. 5, 81
isdais eas Co e wooD. .as Il
S ~ iosaI ~. 6a..r.
DsvsupseA S0y III, looa.
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From Louisville

LoUIsvILls, July II
1900 rebel infantry ant cavalry With three
pieces Of ar; cry, under }. Nc gan, n. at Gias-
gov. They sen. .eca anoissaRce party within
three or four miles os HcntorJsvlle ,csts-esv A.
tsnGia . baEu she bridge I'd eor,nit otae. dep
reaato
This is the same PARTY that recently attacked
. det4sAIDen Of t. ) ssh Psnasyiyaais easai-. az
TemkiAsyille.
Nosgaa sas issued proclamsfon calling On
Kentuckians to rise.
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PERs learn that our friend
Thsodor. Oishausen. formerly e1i,or Of De'
Dsmokrat, 10 ibis city, and now Of the st.
Louis WeMliehe Posi-. is no in town, and will
remain here With his relatives and friends
few days. he xiI fad hearty welcome
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Cove + Yates to the i. ssiuca..

EAsCUf!vE kP .E1Mgh j
sprinSle-.., Ill, July Il.
| 10 Presedsnt Lixco., hashis o:on, d. C.:
The crisis Of war ni cur national exis
enco is ur US. .he Ii, Las com. for ,b;
adop' 2d ot mere decisive III ,ssu-es. Greater a.
ilnu. I'D oaI nestaesa Isl lie iHi1stA l. . uu;
miii.ary noveEe. :. Blows mast be suu.aa
the vita ar OF the ,cbe..icn.
The sovernme nj sieuid employ every avaiisbi
nc sc.mpstlable with the iu.es Of war!.re 10
subject tAt traitors. Sug.nen to the standard 3.
IL. Republic Ill men wi.,ias to G.S- =. the
Urioa. Let lnya y, and thai aloi:e. ,e t. a;vid-
ing line hGtneen tue nation AID its to-. Gene
RAJ should not b. permitted to fit. away Ii {
siae-7s Of oGr brave ne = guarding sho p.opert, :,
e. traitors, ani in driving back into tbe'r lan;s
loyal olack., who Ter their labor AMI seek
saeiter beneath tho relsra fag
snail '7e sit piaeiy by ana see he var ssr eep
OF he 5onth and strength OF the land and selus
ala from that class OF men who are at least worthy
foe. "a traitors snd the murderers Of our govern
ment and Of oar child. en-:
Our armies SD ou!d be directed to forage on Il e
:, ank to cease paying traitors and their abet-
tsEs exorbi;ant exactions for food needed by the
sick or hungry solder.
3ii.d and conciiiatory means have been tied in
vain to recall the rebels to heir allegiance. Tie
conservative p,iicy has utterly failed to reduce
traitors u their Dles and to restore the SUI
prenacy Of the laws. They have, by means Of
sweeping conscriptions, gathered in ceuntless
hordes. and threaten to beat bssk and overwhel I'm
the armies Of the Union. With blood and treason
ir their hearts, they hsunt the black Aag of re-
belion in the face Of the government AID three .
en- to butcher on, brave and loyal armies with for
eign bayonets' They arm negroes and merciless
savages N their behalf
Dir. Lincoln, tho crisis deman greater efforts
and stefner measures. Proclaim anew the good
old motto Of the Republic, Liberty and Cniou,
now and forever, ons and insepara BILE, and accep.
the services Of all loyal men, and it viii be in
ycur power to stamp armies out Of the earth-ir-
resistable armies, that will bear our banners to
certain victory in any event.
Illinois, alreaky alive with the beat Of the drum
and resoundins With the tread Of nav recruits,
mill respond to your call. Adopt this policy, and
This policy ter the conduct Of the war will render
foreign intervention impossible, and the arms Of
the Republic invlncibls. It will bsing The COO
Act to speedy close, and secure peoee On q per-
manent basis.
RIca'D YATEa, Gov. Of Illinois.
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TEE Era - SarxrLAsrEss AcAr.;
Uros Us.-Ths espsrisscs Of 1857 ns. NO,
died { at Of The rsosnbssuee Of our eatixsp.
ere ~ are called srea 70 renew il. The ere
Of shsnplasss-s 70 aseis upon 70. Within tbe
short space Of . nosth. four.ffths Of all ou-
metallic circulation he's disappeared. srd we
are left without suiBsisot silv.r cnanee to
carry on ths ordinary bu'isess Of day. And
where, pray. has sll The silver coir gonei 1t
has been boarded up by those who have lo.t
con.tence the rag circulation furnished Us
y the Govern men. and ths Eastern bsnks
With gold selling 10 Nev York at the enc N.
out premium Of 1850 per cent for United
| States legal tender notes. little wonder tbst
GU. here 10 the West suspicion is eng.ndered.
and coin is scarcely ottaiosbIe at any price
for currency. Our merchants can eta nd the
draw 20 longer Some measure Of selief mus,
be devised. and that speedily. We have
hoard it suggested that it would lie good
idea Tor come ore or two Of our nost responsi
bic business men to issue fractional .hinplse.
tsss. and vs are aet sass bat they will have
10 Do -. Silver = ~ 70 b hsd, ssd I'll d.
sssipeises II tss6s IN u oippssd b eoass-
quenee. No osssAssa saa ~ 10 pse cent
for silver ana msks pss6t % the goods soid |
We had bit Of experience IL this line our.
selvss. Saturday eas ssolsster started ont !
with goodly sum Of diver 10 his pssksa Il
less than an hour he wss drained Of his change
and bad to give up collecting. Our busine.s
men are sil pretty much in The came fx. They
cannot afford to change dollar bill for twenty.
five cents Of goods purshassd-thsy would
loose money oct Of he operation.
In issuing these slisplsstsss. our citizens
are but following ths sxsmple Of the New
Eogiand banks These Institutions have de.
termined 10 issus bills sf ivsaty five sad fifty
ceD, DEF omna,:ons. and they do 20 ct The re-
quest Of the best hueipe.s men 10 the c!.iea
where the banks ere located. For cur own
part, though We are and have a'wsys been
hard money en, il We are compelled to take
proI!ssorY notes Of less description than one
io. or, &c prefer that these obligations ehouid
ssue from cur own solvent citizens II We T
IRE allowed to select our men We have no
ea,s ABOUT The so!vency of the ills aud il
he hope that the necessity for such course
viii be soon removed We will be GLAD, tihder
he condition above expressed. to take 81, the
luar ers We oe . lay 0us Lands upon.
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TIE recent heavy rains did not do as
much damage as was anticipated. la many
places fields were badly pros:rated. but the
heads are sgan rising, and in few days Will
be oil right ag.in. The fine weather We are
having will bring forward the crops very
rapidly.
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st. Louis Markets.

ST. LOUIS, .iu.y 9.
FLOUR Dull at IS c0@390.
NBT IT. Market unchanged. 7lN9o,.
CoR.. n fair demand at s2:.
RAsLEY. .-s2%Mt5.
Oars 't%M35c
Rye Firm at 38c,
HAY-S5c
PoRK-s9 IS
LARD-6c
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A.r-. ISsURAxCE COMPANY Cargo insuranc
or Lakes and Rivers nay ct aN tine, be OBJ
.sine st the agency Of tee Ina .asuranes
Company. Tariff Of rstes .e estabished by
'hs Board of Lake CnGervri s nsy ts seer
by c. ling on 4. H..B HorMAS, Agt.
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A PHorESr.-The attention Of our
Aldermen Is directed TO the protes. Of num-
Der o. hia.ber dealers. published in our pap
this mo,uiu2. Lave should be carefully con.
sider.,l before they are enacted. snd il the
proposed ordinapce taxing lumber will prsju-
dice oae dealer to the benefit OF another il
shou u never he allowed to pass.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-14

ATak OLD HARrFoeo''-W. F. Ross,
AsEsr. Ns1t.roLIAs -onDse-The Haf..'ri
Fire Issasanss Con pany (chastr red q. D.
1910; has inst n.de iss one hundred and
fourth semianncal statement, sho-ipg assett
of $952l5655, with less thin $4,000 lis. llities
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July Ii.
FLous.-e47e15.'O
WHEAT. = Sales at 7e@S2c.
CoRS.-26127X-.
Oars 26c in store.
kyE.--43 in store.
EUrTEB-sG9c.
Eees-5@51s-ps cker's count.
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r n E CT Y.

SOME Of our farmers will commence
harvesting h ir spgias wheat early next
week Some pieces are now nearly ripe tor
the syekie
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-14

The HOME Insurance Company, Of
Ne~ / ori. has cash capital Of ore siIlicD
dollars. ~ . aeusplus. IS pc last stst=1ep. Of
1eSl25e 90. m,.ing .tola. cash Assets 81
ti6zl2es.us the habilit . icing es60S0 l2
". F. kose. AZ II, Metyeroli,au Bulldog.
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Tr0m rhiiaGejph \.

II iPRTA, Jt.y Il
- dsy, says al Va. auie.. We are re.tea. AND
the % my has retrsstsd. The /. serepce l. ,s,t
ta ere has been ano,as or .ht.
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ABBEY, having been urgently

reons : TO rereat he "Childreas ExsIcise
AMI Ccrca.t t." viii make a, .pSemen.s to oeet
all VINO sh 10 join nta class j. few Gays
l. h. "a - requested thst surer'niend-
,nts Of 4hbath schools will feel interested
ano elve nctice to their respective schools on
the ,bhs,h. il they Gu rem ., er it. FIR
full particulars see "a. y Of Tuesday next,
Is, inst.
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S HILL " s.

SHtLE
ALWAYS RELIABLE.
Cash Price, $500 per Barrel.
Orders through the Post ofice will meet with
pron pt a.tention. apr5-ly
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DEATH or A CIFlzEN SoLDIER. Last
evenings train fem the Est brought come
to Davenport the corpse Of Robert Taylor q
Cemoarv 4, l4th Iowa volunteers He died
at Caasp Dsarson, . 10. CT thursday aight
last, Of lircer'rr comp disease. Ha foue :
gallahtly a. The Prtslurs battle rnd was
wounded 10 ihs thigh. About the = Of .lne
HI, devoted wiir, ieeriug I lis severe lines,
vert 10 Camp Dearison. where che remsir-d
r,,ii Lis death. miL;steliag to bic wsnte sad
struggling to save his life. He wss . good. in.
du..rious citizen while living here. and died q
christian. He was about IL years old. has
lived here some seven or eight years. and
:ssvss wife and two s.ep.children to mourn
his loss.
The funeral viii iaIe !iaca this Sunday
afternoon at o'clce', from his late resi-
dence on thu ives. side CT Main, between 18th
and 10th streets.
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New xoEa lns9f4e.

iNEw YoRE, July II.
FLorR-Market firm. Sales at 81 sot04e super
State; S4-95G5.oo Extra state: 81 5ot1i. 65Super
Western 81 95G5.c5 Ccnro7 10 NE .iur1 Ex ra
Western; $5 l5@ go common TO go.d shipping
Brands extra R. H. o..
WHEAT. at 98aS1 03 Chicago Spring
el.0SG$,.l2 Miiwauk Club: 81 2lGgi 90 Winter
hsd Western; 81 3t0l 36 White Michigan.
Coax-52@58e Mixed Western in store and Do.
livsred.
WHlsKY,-Mnrket dull :S0,l .r3lc
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BAILEY HARyksT. - This harvest
con = ---cc Il ~-~9 cr-arr' .hi- week The
crop is aDuuiant. ana tne breadth OF land de-
voted 70 that grain in This equity Is inr,enre,
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!, srNHfd O,. stolen.

HEAVY RAY FnpSr, ABOUT az
: hand. bigo, blind in oon eyes, heavy ~
ocks, II i4 years old, had on leather halter.
stray.d from Convent north OF Locust street. Any
pc rson giving Information which will lead to his
Teco 7eTy will be literally rewarded. Information
can be i.it at Cullen's blacksmith shop on Third
street. Il. JRUSs.
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