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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21
FROM WAsHUNGT ON.
Washington, Oct. 10.

Washington, Oct. 10. :
The Secretary of War returned this
morning from his interview with Gen
Meade, at headquarters in the. field. !,
The military authorities here have mol
reached any positive conclusion as to
either the strength or position of Lees
army. 4t .tss .riass ~ sass afwa,
Our cavalry find the enemy's in every
direction, but their main body has been
especially concealed.
The opinion is entertained that Lee has
retired behind Bull Run mountains, and
falling back towards his entreuched posi-
ton on the Rapidsn, but by some of the
most experienced officers here it is be-
lieved the principal part of his infantry
has been sent in the direction Of Harper
Ferry and Winchester, with the view Of
covering and supporting another extern
sive cavalry raid into Maryland and
Pennsylvania.
In the Field, Va, Oct 19.-Yesterday
a reconnaissance was made by Col. Chap
man and portion of the First Brigade Of
Buford's cavalry division, composed OF
the 8th Illinois and 9Th New York caval-
~ regiments.
Col. Chapman visited Chantilly, Aide
and Drainesvile, without discovering the
enemy 1t was discovered that Stuart,
with his cavalry, had passed the day be-
fore in the direction of Alde, and yester-
day towards Leesburg. It's believed they
are en- route for Maryland
1t is ascertained this morning that the
rebels were building fires along the rail-
road track from Manassas towards the
Rappahaunock, thus destroying the rails
and rendering the road unfit for use, and
also destroying all the bridges along the
route.
1t is almost conclusive this move of
Lees is ruse to deceive Meade, BY lead
ing him to expect raid on large scale,
while the rebel design is to keep Meade
from advancing his forces, the rebels
In the meantime hurrying reinforcements
to Bragg.
From the Richmond Sentinel of Oct.
18th, We understand. in consequence OF
the action Of British Consuls relative to
foreigners enlisted in the Confederate
service, The President has felt ii his duty
to dismiss them all from the Confederacv.
A Washington dispatch to the Herald
says Col. Lucius fairfield, sd " isconsin
regiment, was to-day made Brigadier Gen
eral for gal'antry in the battle of Gettys-
burg
The Tribune has the following impor-
tsnt announcement in its editorial col
umns
We understand upon authority from
Washington which We deem trustworthy,
that Gen. Rosecrans is about to be re-
moved from command of the Army OF
the Cumberland His successor is not
vet publicly named.
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Watch Repairing.
Legal Notices.
NOTICE

We W SAMPLE, Sarah Sample II BeIsir1 p
Lynch, Willism Leighton. Trustee @ Ssnto Win
~ shapson, Pierce Bros 4 Flanders Cook K len.
nsrti stone, Star &c. John Lowrie Thomas Rankin
asa Mayo, Fix. Hale * Co. Benedict uaie A o.
hpns Lane. Hubert Van vaitenBurg K Co; Had.
dock, Reed q Cei PArnhau, rsha-r 4 Co; lohn
Day. assignee OF Barns & R.ntgen. Arehitaid
Young Co; Ostheiret Woodward A. %; HernSn
BALDWIN hezektsh Hiasdsle. Defendants.
You are hereby notified tia; there j. now on aIs
q the Office OF the Clerk o the District Court Of &c
onnty, Iowa, at Fort Madison Iowa petition Under
vath OF biillhes in which ron q - III N ado de-
htans alleging that certain Deed 10, certain Re.l
ksfsie IN Lee CeHuiy Iowa in SAID pet de~cribed
exec1gted by H. W SaHpl and Sarah NJ ssmple to "
H. B<l1ing and W F d. Lynch, Of date OF June lsth
1 d. isSs, has bern lost srd was not recorded .r5
ihats Deed OF Trust ex~ced premises By said
tt ii Beldiag and w Lynch to William Ieirh,on-
trustee 10 secure certain rromssory notice has been
PAD ana should be cancelled Record and that an
~ !on except said Lyneh and BeIiinr have rec,vrr-
ed Judgments against said II " SsmrIA which nv
reason o The loss and ncne rec5rdlug = said Deed
are cloud and shadow uneD planis title To tbe said
premises and PRAYING THAI said Des Of rrus NAV he
aeeiared Paid and satisfied and hst said judgments.
NAV De declared 70 lien uron said premises and thai
said premises be declared FIRE sm1 eeSr II said judr-
meris nd Deed of Tru ana ttp tile thereto nv K
aeied IN plsinhd, and for other ard further relief in
The premises.
And nnlrss you appear and answer thereto on ar
before noon OF the secoHd hsy The next term ~
said Court, 10 be begun AID holden on the Grst Nom
day OF december, A. u. 1853 default viii DC nfsred
a gainst you and udgEent RENDERS ed thereon
NOBLE STRONG.
octio CAV Attorneys Plaintiff
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES


Cairo, Oct. 90.
The following official report of the cap
ture of two steamers on Red River has
been received here at the naval head
quarters: =,
U. s. steamer, Usage, Jento Landing,
three miles below Union Point, Oct. Il
Sir: in obedience to your orders. /
with twenty men, with the assistance of
Mr.. Hobbs, started for Red River this
morning.
On arriving at Red River We could see
no signs Of steamboats,. divided the
party and sent eight men down the river
to look into the bend below, and with
twelve men started up the river. When
we had started about half a mile we saw
the chimneys of the steamer Wood. The
woods were so dense that we could not
penetrate, and only. attempted to advance
in sight. The steamer was on the oppo-
site Of the river, and those on board
would see us before we could be near
enough to use our rifles. No one saw us,
however. We chose spot opposite here.
where we could see any one who attempt
ed to escape, and hailed her. Two men
were seen to run forward and disappear.
As directed three rifles on the right fred
and brought the men out and at my
command they came to my side of the
river in skiffs which belonged to the
boat. | was about to embark the party
TO burn her, when we heard steamboat
descending the river. / ordered the men
out of sight, behind long log and some
bushes, and in two minutes some steamer
rounded the point above. | waited until
she was within four hundred yards, when
showed myself and ordered her to stop.
She did SO and found myself in posses
sion of more prisoners and two steamers.
knew | could not get them out of the
river. and ] ordered the destruction of
the first one captured, named Argus, aud
embarked on board the steamer Robert
Fulton, and steamed down the river,
and landed where first struck the river,
where | ordered her to be sci on FIRE, and
in few minutes she was one mass of
flames She was the better vessel of the
two aud was valued by her owners at
$io'ooo' Neiehe' hau auJ CniSo oi
board. | captured all the officers of the
two boats aud one First Lieutenant in the
Confederate army, aud three negroes
The names of the officers of the Argus
were Captain, Geo. Frazer, Chief En-
gineer, James Goodwin. Names Of the
officers OF the Robert Fulton, Captain, j.
L. Louden; pilot, VIM. Smith; chief en-.
gineer, &. S. Ault +; first assistant engin-
Ger; G. w. Chapman; mate, VIM. Kelly;
carpenter, Chas Moore. Name of the
army officer, First Lieutenant ]. w. Aury.
One Enfield rife. two double barreled
shot guns and two revolvers, all of which
are respectfully submitted.
Signed LIZ. j. P. ANTHONY.
Commanding U. S Str. Usage.
Tnos. DouGHERTY, Chief Engineer
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Probable Repeal of the $500 Clause.
New York Oct. 20.

New York, Oct. 20.
The Posts Washington letter has a
rumor that one corps of Lees army ha.
gone to Chattanooga, but there are not
actual facts upon which to make such re-
ports.
There is talk in military circles of an
early repeal of the $500 section of the
CONSUMPTION Act by Congress. This
will be argued in December, and it is not
Improbable that in The next draft exemp-
ton by money will be impossible. Some
persons advise new law, fixing the OK.
emption price as high as 5000, or even
1000, providing that drafted men who
go to the army shall receive the money
so raised in their district
The scheme is said to have originated
with Mr. Chase.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
IMPORTANT FROM BELOW.

m ST. Louis, Oct go.
The steamers Anglo Saxon and SUNNY
side, with $50 bales of cotton have ar.
rived
The Memphis Bulletin, of the 18th
gives additional particulars of military
operations on the Memphis & Charleston
railroad.
Onr force at Shelbyville was less than
ooo. without any battery, commanded BY
Lieut.. James, Third U. S. cavalry, =
member Of Gen. Sherman's staff. and not
Sherman himself, as previously reported
Opposed to us were eleven rebel reci-
ments. under Chalmers aud Richardson.
numbering, it is said, 5000 with nine
pieces of artillery.
Our loss is fourteen killed and ninety.
four wounded.
Rebel loss about one hundred and f;f,v
killed.
In the pursuit Of Chalmers by Colonel
Hatch the latter came up with the former
at !ngraham's, three miles south of Ba-
tavla, where. after two hours fyhtine
the rebels were dislodged from a verv
strong position, their guns being advan-
'ageously posted, and then infantry we'll
covered.
;. lhe position was carried by Col. Phil
bps brigade, 7th Illinois, 7th Kansas
leading the charge.
The enemy lost upwards of fifty killed
and wounded. and then retreated thirty
miles south to the Tallabatchie, where
they took strong position near the little
town of Wyatt. A deep trench had
oeen made entirely around the town, and
endorsements had arrived. Tho enemy
occupied the river side with 3, 500 to 4, 900
men
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21

10 Charles Cannon. Isaac Hall. Henry I, Howell
Lament, Bar hara Miller, Isaac Gifln, James y
Robinson. ST.; b Merriam, O II Bnrhridge Geo
Frederick W Graves. G Hedges " Turner
assignee Of Patrick * Crosse. state a Iowa ffor
the use Of School FUND.-, Geo Anderson s. co
fou, and each of YOU. are hereby notfedthatthere
Is new on nile In the ofhce of the Clerk az the MIS-
riet Court OF Lee county, Iowa, at Fort Ma ison a
petition OF hiram Barney claiming % yeu. Charles
tannon. the sum OF Five Hundred and so.Jcp
bouhfr with 10 per cent interest per annuu Parable
annually. as money due on ortgaEe made hy you
70 tharies Mason. aud since assigned to said Hiram
barney dated May ION, A. d. 1853 also claiming
against each OF You the foreclosure Mortpare
the same being upon certain lots In the City Keo-
kuk, described in said petitioa for the purchas
money n Lee 49,, Iowa, part ofwbich have been
reieffed rom said Aprteage therein fort and
furttt ting for sale Of said PREMISES and
relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before 81 the second day OF the NEXT
term of said District Court commence at Fort
Madison the Monday Of December A. n
le63 default will be entered against you and }udo
ment rendered thereon as prayed for In aid peton
NOBLE 4 STRONG.
octe-d4W Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Raid by Mosby.
w ashington. Oct. Is

Washington, Oct. I9.
Yesterday Whites and Mosby's guer-
rillas, numbering about 900 men, came
down from Aide, near Chantilly, and tax
ing the Frying Pan road, succeeded in
getting between their army and defen-
ses.
One gang came down within one mile
ofChaip Bridge and fired into the rifle pits
of one of the forts and several officers
were captured, together with six men of
the Thirteenth New York cavalry, and a
number of wagons, &c.
Our cavalry were sent in pursuit, and
everlasting them, a fight ensued 10 which
the rebels were defeated and driven with
considerable loss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21

Tho very great advance in eastern markets in all
kinds Of staple and cotton goods has c,used slight
check In trade from which We are beginning to re-
cover however. as it Is very apparent that the prices
are all going higher. The secideufsd block in oh
eastern RAILROADS causing great DEDUCTION In trans
portation Of goods has given bare market In man.
things But as this 10 working % orr supplies are
better and we ieok for brisk trade during the
Ing week The very high river reghts has tended to
stop shipments Of produce,i and des and has been
lighter
are without change. Sugars Conees and Teas are
Arm at an advance on former prices. 1t will be no
ticed thu, quotations are still beow the vhoesai.
rates Of eastern cities for mos. articles
giving very favorsbIe msrke. purchasers from
Me country.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 Cnriis Conn, John Sanford. WIN w Beykn.r
"aIinR The State OF iowa for the usr az ne
SehPoi rundl, nnlugs Anderson: Wheeler Raj
lows q co' WIN 4 l. Rudiick Miller Alexander
81 noorhrs, Chaplin lee. John Hurst Charles
Me I'M James Cox Anna Worthington Exeeu
uix o me estate of VIM H Werthiprton, deceased
Miller, Mayhew q Co. Robert Hamilton James q
Ramsay, Vim Colemsn, James w OK James Tu r
rows caleb. Cope Coz Niam Preston George
Cabus. Siryker Wood, n HamiIi; Mott sbohey
Co, Brown & Clendeniax:
Ton, and each ofyou, srehereby notified that on or
before the 10th day October 1853 there win he on
ale IN the ONCE ofthe Clerk OF the district Court or
Lee County. Iowa, at Fort Mad.son. a petitlan a.
samuel Miller. surviving obligee claiming 81 rap
he said CurtsF Conn and John f. Sanford the an,
o. three dandred and Fifty Dollars and a4-loo Dollars
snd interest as money due a prornjxsoav note eve
ened oy the TO Samuel Miller and Lewis reeves;
ssso Claiming as against all Of you the foreclosure Of
Mortea&e, given 70 secure said note conve, pp the
shlowing real estate. to1wit: Lot one III in Rloek
Les, and xtate Of iowa IN uhtrh saia real AZ,
other defendants ciai u ~ me int resi- 0
And uniess you appear thereto and dsfena A.,.
noon o. the second day Of the December term 1sss
y s1iu Os,tct court A. Fort Madison, judgment aud
- ~ rendered thereon according to the prayer
-. -. RANKIN & nccRARY,
sy~-esv Ahognsys ~ plAinWs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21
S-T-l8GQ-X-
brakes Plantation Riffers.

They purify, srsnEthsp and invigoraAe. g
They create healthy appetite
They antidete To change Of alter aud eiet.
They overcome effects ofdissip.ilon and late hours
They strengthen the system snd enlivsn the rind.
They psevrns miasras,ie and sni-rmitient hrers.
They purify The breath and scdhy Of the stomach.
They care Dy.pepsia and Constipation.
Tke7 ccre pisrrbes, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They care Liver Complaint aDA Nervous Headache.
They are the best bsters in The world They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted natures
great fe.loFer Thel are maize 81 pure ST. Croix Rum
the celebrated Caisara IA herbs ard are
TAKEN with The pleasure ola beverage, without regard
10 age or lime OF s4Y. Particularly reeonmenaed 10
delicate persons requiring gentle stinuant Sold by
all t3recefs. Druggists. Hos els aud saloons
p DRAKE co, 2o2 Broaarsy xew-Yort.
Sid by Andrew j. Wflkius0n
ie2T-fhwer No - Aatn-si. Keoknk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21
FROM ST. LOUIS.
ST. Lonis, Oct. go

ST. Lonis, Oct. go.
Gen. Scho6eld has issued an order re-
lieving Gen. AcNeal of the Departt ient
of the Missouri, and placing him in com.
mand of the west frontier, vice Gen.
Blunt, who is ordered to repor. at Leav-
enworth.
Gen. Sanbury takes command ofsouth-
west Missouri. and Gen. Ewing the dis
trict Of the border, extended so as to en-
brace the entire State of Kansas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21
HAIR DYE, HAIR DYE!

pATCHELoR'S celebrated HAIR DYE ~ tia Bssf
ID ~ tho World The only Hsrnl<ss, Trrs s.a Esi..
at< nye knoxn. This splendid HAIR Dyefs Perfect
changes Res, husty Gray Hair instantly to G!sssy
hia'k sr fsstrsi Brsrx, without injuriag the Hair
Staining the sKn leaving the Hair Soft and Beantiul
parts freh vitality, frqaenIy restoring Its preside
color. and reesfes the Ill cfects Of had Dyes The
Genuine 10 signed WiLItAH A. BA GRE ton, al others
are msrs iItss,ons. and should be avoided Sold By
all Druggists. sc. PacToRT-si BAarLxy-STsxrr
Neg Yerk. B.rcsxLog's kE~ TosLrr Csr-N ron
DREssss TEE HAIR. ksdSHiy
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Inc Western Reserye--sometimes
called Cheesedcm-promised to give
brough $4,000 majority, which was the
number given to Lincoln. But i did
better. 1t actually gave the enormous
majority of 3O,745 Cheesedom cons;s,s
OF eleven counties, and Cleveland is the
capital. Here is the result Of two
o' the reserve counties: Lake, Broueh
e o,1o' va. 1853; Geauga, Brough s.
There lies above Cincinnati q region
called the Mama Valley, Of about the
same area as the Western Reserve r.
gave Brough more then rs, 900 majority
In L former days it was . Wing, a. the
reserve was Free Soil stronghold.
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Proclamation ofoov. sevmour.

Albany. Oct. 20.
Gov. Seymour has issued proclama.
ton, saying as the President has called
for 10000 volunteers, it is the duty OF
all to see that the armies are filed by
voluntary enlistments, and that the Pres
idents advice to the citizens of the several
states that II the quota called for is not
nlled draft shall be made for the def
cheney, to commence on the 9Th Of NEXT
January.
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FROM LouISvILLLE.
Louisville, Oct. 20.

Maj. Gen. Grant assumes command O.
the Army Of the Ohio. the Cumberland,
and Kentucky, with discretionary powers
He left for Nashville this forenoon to as
sumo the direction of affairs at Chatta.
nooga. i
Gen. Thomas takes command Of Gen,
hosecrans army, Rosecrans being order
cd to CINCINNATI and to report BY letter
TO the Adlutant General at Washington.
Generals Garfield and Steadman ar
rived tonight.
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FROM HuRNsIDE's ARMY.
Washington, Oct. 60

Washington, Oct go.
The Government has official adyiees
from Gen. Burnside that bis marches and
victories in East Tennessee and Southern
Virginia are eminently satisfactory, and
that in almost every case the rebels have
been whipped and routed.
Gen. Burnside declares that there is
not more loyal people living than are
found in East Tennessee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21

TIE track between Manassas and Cat
let's station Was almost wholly torn up
BY them.
Slight skirmishing to-day, but does not
indicate ! general engagement, and the
campaign, except pursuit of the flying
rebels. may be considered closed. III
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Rumors that Grant il to Supercede
Rosecrans.
Especial to Post. !

Washington, Oct. 90
Everything is looking cheerful this
morning. Gen. Meade's army is in hot
pursuit of the rebels, who have already
retreated beyond the Rapidan.
1t is thought Gen. Grant will take the
place of Gen. Rosecrans. 1t will be re-
nlembsred that Grant arrived at Cairo
some days since from Vioksburg. 1t is
impossible to ascertain the truth of the
report.
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Commercial.
.Br THLEsaAss.I
new York Market.

Ss Nov York, 0ss. 20.
Flour--fsndency downward. oSeooe.l0 for ex
trs state; %. 10000 for r. H. o,
Whest-Ssles Of II, ia bush., usehanged AND
more doing. saiss = u seo4f 1esr CAiasss pdss
81 rel u for Milwsstss Ciabs u s3ooi II ~
Amber lows; u s60el 20 for Winter Rcd Western
ocsn-Reeeipts I4,x7l bashels. Mariet Ic bsttsr
more doing. Sales Il Eo0eee aaesd. s7c0el 90 IL
stosp. M
Oats-Nsrket 1880 lower Sales n 76DeOc
Pork-shad easier.
L4rd-Quiet.
sWhrkey--Fxm. Sales 1t Ste. III neg rs
Gfoeesies~Firm, but Quiet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21
FROM ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
| Special to Herald.l
Army of the Potomac. Oct. &

Army of the Potomac, Oct. %.
tits now quite definitely settled the
rebels are falling back toward the Ran,
idan, and our army offers them battle BY
advancing.
Construction trains have run as far as
Bristow Station, to-day, and tomorrow
supply trains will run through to, or hey
ond that point.
The trussls bridge at Bristow was burn
ed By the rebels.
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From Harrisburg.
Harrisburg, Oct. 20.

Tut 'SOufsg 3 OCT. 10,
No such information as that spoken Of
in special dispatch concerning pro.
posed rebel raid into PENNSYLVANIA has
been received here. The whole report is
believed to be canard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21

GLosIous SASDusKY.-The majority
for Brough in the good old city of San.
dusky is 800. Last fall the Copperheads
carried 1t by 81 majority, making clear
gam OF 453. The Sandwiches claim that
theirs Is the banner town of the State
and We think they will make their claim
good.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21

Easton, Pa, Oct. 90.
There is bad break 10 the Della ware
Division Canal, five miles below Easton,
which it will take two weeks to repair.
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Sales or s-2Os.
Philadelphia, Oct %.

The sales of 5-20s TO- day amounted to
Sc. 364, 400, the largest sale since May.
The foreign demand is steadily incteas-
ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21

Tho Secretary OF War on tho oh,c
Elcctfon.
Hon f. ~ Stanton, Secretary of War,
sent the following dispatch to Hon. John
Brough, Governor elect of Ohio, ON the
evening Of election day:
~ Washington Oct. Is.
Hon. John Brough:
With great JOY l received your tele-
gram. Of the loyal patriotism of Ohio /
had never doubted. Your election il !
triumph over treason and rebellion wor-
shy OF the great JOY with which it will be
nailed. EEwIN NJ. STANTON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21

Induced by the extensive sale and universal popn-
lsry OF Hoohsnd's German Bitters lpurels gsiabie
hosts Of grorent Quacks and adv
have opened upon suffering sny the food gates
Nossrc-nx in the SHAPE of poor whIskey, viieIy
pounded With ihju bas drugs and ehriaened Tonics
Stomaehies and Biiters.
Beware Of the innnmersbie array OF Alcoholic pre-
pAYMions in plethorlc bottles. and big eeled kegs
under the modest sppelaon Of Bitie.s which instead
Of eurng ouiy ate disease and leave the
pointed suGerrF III desrsir.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-21
DISsoLuTION OF PARTNERSHIP

Lhe partnership heretofore existing under The am
40 a le OF 6odman Co., Is hardy dtssov "a - ss
'ss coosent- THOS. j. GOnMAN
Reokut, lows, Sept. q, uss-dia y s1oiD'
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csRREcTRp DALysr
s. III A M / l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets.


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pto.rp 90 "a
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b.
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,.a. - a''
w. :, w 'p''"k 'ss'se W.
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@Soei neAii 80 Per peek
49, 'H0'se' 70 S'e' 1e'@i''
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kGGS-f7 to Ise.
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Sun DRIEs,

LEATHER-sol ole JOG as :Harae..asz43.
HIDEs-Dry Ffintiec; Dry salted n; grub,
hafpriee srsen 81; green sheep pelt. loc4
s5.gresn hog skinsisc.
Satisfactorily 90 50 to rs. Rla1, q CO.
FEATHERs-a5a4 30.
cHEEsE- Denmark II ,oI5c
BEEF CArTLE-liG2tc gross.
sHkEp-ee 50 TO - 81 chead.
WooL-Clean Tubs ashed 20 to soc: Tn Washed one.
bird less.
oILs-cesl Oil, soe; retail ooc. Linseed OIL.
65etl so, Lard OIL, ssc TO 90; Fish Oil. u 90.
BEEswAx-s5c
VAT HoGS-S3 so gross.
RAGs-wooien " Cotton 2ic.
NEW GUSNiEs-slS 10 2ss
oLDtRoN-lc >. Brass Toe - Copper
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'unds; Philadelphia, Boston and Cincinnati Y per
cent. St. Louis and Chicago y per cent. Cold 81
buying.
DRY GOODS.
sHEETISGs sHlRTIxGs-ao to zoe,
DRILLs-2s 70 4oc.
PRiSTs-4k to aisle.
DELAINS-2b to 32tc
ofNGHAMS-2s to IKE.
CHADWICK 4 COATS sPooL-si 90.
sKElN THRKAD-sI 10 to II 30
FARMERS h MECH. CAssIMERE-6e to CSC.
SKIRT BRAID-Soc to 81 90.
CORSET JEANS PIKE.
DENIMs-22i 70 $40.
TicKIsG-s7it 10 Coo.
LINSEYs-so to SOC,
CANTON FLANNELs-2s 10 4sc.