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Books & Statio1Aery.

Ogden's City Book Store.
ruDLzsHxD NJ cARxxroN.
rhs orpbeus o. kerrss Papers I'd series
Wandeflngs Of BeaWy--by James;
Ny S.,athern Friebds-by EtrLe;
The Prisoner OF State Mahony;
The Great Consumm. tion--C I'm ming;
The United Ststes Tax LAw-as amended;
Incidents In my Lie;
Gsrret Van Horn or the
Beggsr on Horseback.
Published by Dick x Fitzgerald.
verser's Bride-by Mrs. Benny woodsj
Mrs. Hsnibnrton's Troobies,
East Lynne;
The Lady Liste---by Miss Braddouj
Darrell Markham -
Bsrrington--by Charles Lerer.
Published by Tieknor & Field.
Uncle TOMS Cabip--usw edition, Vol.
Leisure Hours In Town;
The kecreations OF Count ry Parsonj
Meditstioss--by Zsohokke;
Country Sewing and Country Thinking;
The Patience OF Hope;
Two friends -1by the author OF Patience OF Hope
On Lieerts--by Iahh stuart kilis.
The Every Day Philosopher.
Iitan-from the Gerinsn Of Jean Paul Richter.
Prom other Publishers.
The Employ ment Of Women.
Beauties OF Kasetn.
Tine FIarid kxilss-~by Joshua r 0iddingE
German Popular Tsies-Grimm;
Talk with my Rup,ls--by Mr.. seddwick;
On the Or gin OF spocics--by Huxley;
Reserves OF = Bachelor;
Antiquity Of Manly Eyefi;
The Pentatouch-- by Coiepso;
INDICATED by Greent
Mrs. Brpwnings Essays on The Greek Christian
Poets:
"e@-.r Last Poems,
Arsra LeIghi
John g. Saxe's Posmai SiIs
Hoods ~
Grape Cuhute aud Vino 0rowine by phip;
Duwning's Fruits and Fruit Trees;
Madam Le Aarehsnd's Fortune Teller;
9T s SCHOOL.
Uow Plants Crow
Cray's Lessons Botany;
trays Manual Of Batauy;
Tasqueile's French Coutse;
Lahgsiroth ON ths Honey bee:
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The Dubuque Times says:
The Herald Of yesterday asks us if we
have any more authorities to offer in sup
port of the CONSUMPTION Act.
We offer the following two editorials
from the Dubuque Herald OF July 30th,
1869, which will answer a whole multi
tude of the objections now urged by that
paper rs TO the Injustice, inexpediency
and tyranny of the Draft:
"THE WAY TO RAISE TRoops.
fairest way to- raise troops is by drafting,
for it is in THIS way only that those who
have been the principal cause of the ex-
istng war can be made to bear their share
of its sacrifices and bardships. There are
in this city at least hundred partisan
leaders who are urging every Democrat
they meet to 80 to war, but not one Of
whom volunteers himself TO 60. These
men are furious because their fellow citi-
zens do not eflist, while they, the cause
of the country's difficulties, remain at
home and indulge their ease and comfort
Now, these men ought to be made to do
their share of public service, and the on.
~ way by WHICH. they can be reached Is
by drafting them in. 1t is amusing to
see our Stouts and Langworthys, Allisons,
Adanses, and other leading republicans,
running to and fro urging their poorer
neighbors to GO to war. while they who
have far moro pecuniary interest at stake
do nothing but talk. Again, we enquire,
why do not these would leaders put
their own names on the muster rolls, and
set an example to others of what they de-
sire these others to do? Since they will
not do this, let them be compelled to take
their chance with others, whether thew
will or not. II is the only way to get any
personal service out Of these Republican
leaders,"
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AND BEAUTIFUL LINES.

The New England Disdem gives its readers the
beautiful stanzSs, which were suggested
BY hearing an extract of letter from Captain,
Chase, giving an account of the sickness aho
death OF his brother -in-law. Mr. Brown Owen, VINO
died on his passage 10 California
Lay up nearer, brother nea'er,
For my limbs are growing colo,
And thy presencc scemeth dearss'
When THY arms around me io'u
nm dying brother, DYING, -,
For nv form will soon be lying,
Meath the ocean briny surf.
Henrken 10 me, brother, hearkep,
have something would Say
Ere the vale my vision darkcn,
And go from hence away;
! am going. sursiy gong,
Put my nope IN God is strong,
am wiling brother, knowing
That lie doeth nothing wrong.
Tell my father, when you greet him,
That in death prayed tor him,
Prayed that may one day meet him,
In world that's free from sin;
Tell my mother God assist her
Now that she is growing old,1
Tell her her chil would glad have kissed her,
When his lips grew pale and cold.
Listen, brother, catch each whisper,
lis my wife I'd speak OF NV,
Tel her, oh tel her, how missed her,
When the fever burned my brow;
Tell her brother, closely listen,
Don't forget single word.
That in death my eyes did ghsten,
With the Tears her memory stirred.
Tell her she must kiss my children,
Like the kiss | last impressed,
Hold them Ms when last held them,
Folded CLOSELY 10 my breast;
Give them fal y 10 their aMker,
Putting all their trust in God,
And He never will forsake her,
For Hes said so in His Word.
o, my children Heaven bless them
They were all my life To me,
Would | could once more caress them,
IRE | sink beneath the sea,
Twas for item | crossed the ocean.
What my hopes were, III not TELL
But I've gained an orphan portion,
Yet lie doeth all things web.
Tell my sisters remember
Every kindly parting word;
And my heart has been kept tender,
BY the thoughts their mem'ry stirred
Tell them ne er reached the haven
" here sought the precious DUST"
But have gaiued port called Heaven,
Where the gold will never ust.
Urge them 10 secure an entrance
For they'll find their brother there
Faith in Jesus, and repentance,
WIN secure Tor eacT Share;
Hark ] hear my Saviour speaking
It's, know his voice SO well.
When am gone, oh, don't be weeping
Brother, here's my last FAREWELL
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1t is sad that Caroline, one of Eng
land's Queens. conceived the IDEA once
OF closing the Public Parks of London,
asking her Prime Minister what il would
cost to do so, Three crowns, your
m9esty,' was the quick reply of the
Statesman, who, even under the over.
shaio~'ng power OF royalty, knew that
there were some things the masses wou Id
not surrender. He knew that the mil
lion" would not surrender those "lonps of
London as they are called bya writer
on the subject.
DO 1t is with the masses everywhere.
There are some things they will not sur.
reuder. and when the politicians under.
took, at jefferson City. TO disfranchise
The People. they attempted an In possibil-
ny We see this IN the public meetings
be'ne held in the State. The voice Of the
-eople a. growing louder and more i'm
pefAtlse IN accommodation of the refusal oil
tue STATE Convention to submit their acts
~ 'o~ u .he ftopse, or TO permit them
10 elect Their ruiers.--ISt Louis News.
LIKES THIN Bo1n.-Val,na;r,,.,;u
his Gopperbead address to the p.nnle ~
Oaio seems TO be enamored, about ao,.,I-
ly, with the government Vi JEFF. Day,.
and the government Of Victori4 Ha
was "iairly and honorably dealt with" by
the "CoDte iera.e States he never calls
them rebel Ststes-and maguihes the
privileges" which he enj oys ION British
soil" The rebeliious JEFF and the hy-
poc'itcal John Bull are praised-but for
the government of his own country his
cafsas and mslsdislons sgs reserved.
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LS- Train the unders,.,d;nc T.La
care that the Maud has s,an, .nS s,..;aI.
stem. Leave tue flowas. - -. 80.
~ " saAs care vi thsnaselyes.
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NEW BOOKS.
The Excise Tar Laws-by mmissiner EteeJ
The Flying Dutcnm n-Saxe;
Marian CREEPY Mrs. n. 4. Holmssj
Like aud Unlike;
Les Nissr sblss;
Orpheas c. kerr's Papers, Cd Series,
Freemason's Monitor.
Cooks Voyages.
A. Odds-b, The Author Of Quits;
Burrs ~, Id and Garden;
Vegetables OF America,
The Campaign OF 1862 and 81,
Physiological Memoirs--by Hammondf
Mrs L~siie's Cook Book;
Girls Uwn Book;
Boys Own book;
veruer'r Pride;
Mckeiis' Conpetr Works:
Home aud ab ad. second Serissi
story ofthe Gus,d
New AnuuslCyclopedis 1861;
The stsJ0urnsl BY Rayard Taylort
Parsou Brownlow' . Book;
0ksrango River;
Edwin Broherloft by Winthrop;
Shadow in the House.
Thlsday receivedAt
BRoWSRLL's Book Store,
jy4 ID Cor. Main and 4th streets.
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TOR SALE.
Two Farms OF lT7 Acres each, In Van Buren, coun-
AZ, lows One Farm u located ~ miles q. Y from
Winches ar and miles North Of Bentonspo n, near
the Fit tles Moin.s Ralrosd-l0o under cultivation,
win comfortable Fnme Dwelling sudi sssblfn "a too
go9d aud other I'm prov ThisFsrm
10 known As the ala ford FARM Tire other tract OF
iI9 acres ~ heavily tmberrd, Including . sugar. Or
chard Of SOC trees and Is undersd with large bsds
Coal, adm iocated near the kaiIreSd. These
lands we're located by MI Hartford in HE ufs time,
ann nc& held by hh heirs. who age, and will be
bargain.
hnTuire Of II. B. TEN-EYCK
keokak, May Is, 1862 Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-05

WALL PAPER.-Received this dsy
W stock Of Wall Paper, new designs
Putuam's pendui um Curtain Fixtures.
JudJ's Curtin Fixtures
Green Holland for Windows.
Bun Ho Hand tor Windowa
rls, Tasseis, kc.
sp-d27 NJ W wRSTCOTT
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INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS.
Il OF the Dsnomi nations OF L. g, 8, 10, IS and SO.
ersalsby NJ w WESTCOTT,
sng-d
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DEkFUMERY AND TOILET Ar

seiset AUD varied assortment OF the Hnest Toiies
Swaps hsnserehis Extracts Hair Bru shes aad t,oh
s1s. sssNsdpy b.. y. vow sid CO..
eSAS I'LL haia suseA
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ltlc0ilal.

MANHOOD AID tho Vigor Of Youth Restored
vi ia -Four Week, by Dr. MtORJs EssEscE 81 LIVE,
Shattered Con.auop, whether aIons non, kreeses sole
Abu. 10 Effect, OF Climate ~ NarEa tauso, ITO tfns
required 10 rgrc the most igrcsIte u four weeks. all
urt 10 gposts br Hoofa. E'sslco OF Lilo !, scla In
wiz Instruction. sf fof - ~ iosF gla.iies "a ono
fof ~ se, cnssiaiy paoi rcop, % r,nanSs ~ hs
acc,caiies. agent. $500 - .
PBILlP ROLAND. No. AZ BToouost.
Ono door Wa; froln broadway. SsN-iork.
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N. Y. Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce
For rnE WnRx rsDM0 WHDrEsDhr Dc. 10. I''

For rug WEEK ysDiK0 WHDsEsDkr. Dec. Ie in'i
iReported exre,ay for Inn n, TRIBUNE
eb,pers IL produce in order 10 realize The highest nses
psioss their conssnmsns', should heed 'hs
MIh the eonsgnees plainly and neatly upon Zach
10 be shipped together with your owl name VI pvs
NAH and a 90 the contents u the package.
Be sure tia tho articles Ia good order when put hto s
and that they pa. up that they cannot break OF
spoil on the way. IN ,.A.,.,, A.,
shipment Of goods. A.
REPUTATION fo accuracy count weight tc. &c. very
velustls False msiks ouy dscredt brand and mako pof'
casrrs cautious future the of tho supper
IL Il well for shipper hays uniform marx for his pecAs
gee In order tst buyer should DO pleased with one puf'
chase hs would know how to lind another.
Eeutnsss aud cleanliness ndspcnshbls.
The following tho wholesale commission prices fsr bona
fds sales Of good articles. IN good order;
BEANS AND PEAS.
Tho market has been e active bot prices remain steady
Very choice mediums have brought 81 3D. Canada Foas have
been more active and higher. We quote:
Beans. pea, good to primo y bush ..f2 1o1$5
Beans, medium, good 10 prime, BUSH. lO1 70
BssEs, marrow, coed TO prime, bush. 6S0 W
Peen.. Kidney, good TO prime, pbnsh.. $50 800
Eesus uiIed good 10 lnmo. y busb... $50 70
Eean. h. ...................... TOO z15
! Pea. Canada, q bush.......'s...'''...' tVt@ LIZ
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rlres our hs, hsd very Leuvy receipts ~ bro',ei
Poulr, M c bslug iu hs oder ro 40 "tT we. weather
Of Sssrdsy sid hon1ly. Tie temand hss b,rn COR" b.
and ri-e, have declined Thor he-,y stocs IN uAk't
10 sy and ads j. very slow. heat ~e~t We VA cave our
Clnina tfslc and ant n but good stock,
vel dfs .sed End well p-cAed Live ueeie ne IA sooa DO
vurnd al bister. Fowls ~ p.euiY end ..atI
shipp.f Dl,sfrd i'ug viii c0u 81 Tier own interest
a, Ne e,uyerisnfs a. receivers here ~ rlfsis iArif
sge. plainly wit 'i.n ine % ynfae i1s- the 40
dre., ~ lie fra whom soL' the Ind 81 p,hry IA each
.,t,ge srd the ho- weistt to oOvsfi tso 81 ds
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- Il A d!
hxw York, DC. 70, 1861

III nxw Yoax, DC. "a, 1859
alosas CAlITse Dnos Co.
0YsrIssks; by wife long suf-rns nom very bsd
eon gh, hand which had be opened a, last Tho
rand much nlaiaed sSooo. 1nt ths op-uns 10
deep igs the esten, Of tho l~o, that We all
soions thA, she might lose q. east Ito Two
nnrer, hich Interested But fortunately, sho cputsn
Of the vft1es Of the Tropical BALKAN" wih prepare
reached ears My wife assd Il only remedy 1nd the
inflammation and swelling sbosty dsAppcsrsd the band get
tins uoey and perfectly Leesd IL i've days to our s,toni'h
e rnd u that 81 As doctor who Had opened tbs suit
.on We loos ppoa sh. epcai bsl'ar mosl 'sus
bio and miraculous rcmsdy snd aIn ys kipp to state 20
you testDcDy OF oar appreciation u IL. No hop. ~
ad Bssam VII .ooa u universally used r tho sake Of ssf
fefias huuaniiy
ain with great ressd gentlemen. your most obedcnt ser
yxut Il. MOONEY,
No. 3aS Fast 18th st. New lork.
General Depot Il WA. T. SHELLS, No. 1hOsautL near
WALL Now York kt,Aiisd at tho Drug Stores generally
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TIN,iE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Il SIR JAMES CLARkES
CIIIh uATEl EEMALR RIII9l

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared IRON, Prescrp tisn Of Sir J. CLARKE NJ D.
Physician Extraordinary TO tho Onccu.
This well known MEDICINE IL inpoaluon bat snTs and
sSs remedy Female Difficulties and Distinctions from sny
cause wl.svrs; and although powerful remedy contains
aothius hurtia to the constitution To nsired ladies'
Il 10 pseullATg suited II will, In short time, bring on the
nouihy psliod with regularity.
In eli Gases Of Nervous and spinal Affection ia In tho Bach
and Lnbs fatigue ssd cIstion, Pslpailoa OF the
Hear Hysisrcs and Whites these Pills will eGsot
when ell onsr means have fslsdj snl although Po~stis
remedy, do not contain hon, saos antIaony OF anything
hustful 10 tho constitution.
Full directions Ia the pamphlet Aound ssch package, which
| should bo carefully preserved
Dor full particulars, got pamphlet free. OF the agent,
sgon s nsnrs bots containing over ~ pills by return
a.sA. bold ~ Ill dfuggsls. .
SOLE United States hgsdt
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YrYs AND srINs.

There Ia. been cLar small o,s Of MINI are DO fi
no BY manufacturers thrif !uuedsa vsnit Al ~ - ~
No bat that y.ipo sA.osces a5sss tho wave o 'fp"~
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(nrB.

EURS! FURS!! ,o, ,,,s,
Lad,ss' and Mis,eS Ans Hink aud Fancy tUh5.
GENTS fUR CARS ,o,,.,,
Polar Bear Hudson Bay Wolf Buffalo and Fancy
ROBES,
'''sA' " BURkR's, late WATKINS.
No. 40 broadway, corner Fnltes.se,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
H RUSSIAN AND HUDSON BAY SABLE.
MINK, ERMINE, SQUIhkEL,,
CHINClIlLLA Ard ASrtAkAN
CAPS, MUFFS. CUFFS. no..
our own manufacture,
POPULAR PRICES.
A. Il. STEWART q Co.,
broadway and iothst.
i ADIES' ZINE FURS, at No. 40 Broadway
4 Ousuius at retail Of &c! eo.ad stoci Of Fpr ~
y SIUspDND UOOE
Manufacturer VI Gns is.s- o. u Ltustxss-
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WITH A SURPLUS.


rriis co.iPANY CONTINUES TO INSURE AGAINST
Loss AAu DAMAGE ~ FIRE, ,sGy f-.oE.a.s tssass.
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Since Jan. H.. si3lcs9.323 Sis95si.S2 eioJJ',J'J
The exports from Boston last week were
sG3 49, against sii ESQ IS for the corresponding week
in lsoa TIE imports were siOl.76s and the same time
last year s2sl.e65.
The Cleveland banks have put at discount Of
cent all currency except greenbacks national banks,
and State Bank of Ohio
Ia, indianapolis Journal says movement is
now on foot by the citizens Of Clay and Owcn Counties
70 build railroad from Brazil 70 Bowling Green. max
ing II branch Of the Terre Hautc md Richmond Roe!
There Is also much talk OF extending the line to Boon'
field in Greene Comfy in order to reach the valuable
iron beds therein.
The Cincinnati Gazette thus notices money and
ex change matters
There was ony moderate demand for money, bat 'in
there gre surIus Of and rsies were rry
.stned to casiorers ana yQlO 70 onlsce'
Ire supply o. exchange not in OF The deiH.nd and
lie marie. ruled s,esdy tdlO discount buying and par
selling. Go,ermnent paper Wa 'P1Tnsy onid ana tArs
10 dfcoani FOX orders aud 5dt ci.oount or
city vouchers.
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GAAt
~ IL se.L,.r = sA.tl-r .nh E-niN y bal f.c

..sl ! ~ ers.a aai,sd eotif, tflla0d A. : iGfle
Nesiora s..l.lLof Hide, biz. ned go cured .
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II. auuua II rseeI caused by no close fri0n
and 4, demand hsya cir.sd an improvement IA ?fc1.
Po.a,oe. packed IN SHIPPING olcoI bang 45a"c above our
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1reuranSc Companies.

EAor RIVER
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED i111
oYFlCE, 10. % WALL-ST
Arount peli In end securely inyrsei...... s-I5,TS
Ls'u,s seny sock 'atJecs 10 al VI 1no 49,,
sss.ssss.'.'' --'-'S
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HOSIERY, GLOVES AID uADLlgsAk-
NESTs ali ebetinbrs IN Lllics' snd Moses hnsa
ID German fo.ir. Lris and h.s.es Di"efs era e'
Al N. bs,t rnskes in kd Olcss A~xsuifss Jonia M
o.lc, ce,ii.rL Alro s,al vsrcJ Il PAL snt W ricf
dloy.s Ladies and Mise. Diefs sonags tap- tosh ~
lr,s ca Kiis - o>ais, 81 and - t4.tf'. ma -
800. Foo dor ufda..sd hid IN ~ the ishri able
slsas ., ELSRRS No, 80 sad 81 broadway near rh's
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The Chicago Tribune SAYS:

The week closes on verv close money Market Only the
supplied AID - ,psTngy 80 rrssibe
"k,sriuy oose 10 tln desepsion sone oi or e--s''
give IL.
New.Yo-k Exchange IL not uniform some houses have
surpy whe short Tie tsyire f1Dge 10 sf
a: -clns at II anything, the market Il ifnrr ioaA!
and he the usuai fyurc.
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Tbc State Bank of Missouri has obtained the legislation


required to enable il. with all its branches to operate
under the new law; and ii is stated that general en-
abng act will be passed that all the Missouri banks
can take Ills direction IN Blltmorc'the new plan Is
much favored by old bank managers who have deter
mined 10 control the profits Of banking after the
dissolution of the Stotc system. which they foresee'
That the national system will succeed cminently IN
New. York state and City admits Of li,tle argument
IT an Improvement upon the best State system in tie
United States The pnlc know that its circulation is
protected BY the national guaranty as well ne the ind
ydu property of shareholders aud wiz naturally pro-
Ter circulation guaranteed by TIE unon 10 'he guar
aEty Of any single State. ercn of New.York. "ean-
cpatc no collision between the two systems, bat do
an,icpato that the capital engaged in backing in the
State will with It's usual sagacy. rcorganizo itself
upon the new plan remote day and upon The Bal
tinore theory Of retaining tie profits of banking
The deposits for 5-20s ard upon temporary
loans today are sl.2c0,cOO The SjoooooO0 Of 2ycar
5p,r cen: notes for The banks expected 10 be ready
by the Gotta Good progress is also making on the Ma
tiona! Bank notes
The Cumberland Coal Company have ar
ranged their aairs on basis which certainly appears
very satisfactory. Brown Brothers & Co.. and one
Other large banking firm agree 10 loan the whole Of the
money required TO rcei both tho rst and second mort
cages, fifteen years time q. per cent interest
working capital Is also proyided-which the Company
never had boiore-amoun;ing 20 $4,000. Tie Com
pany now have all and money Than they asked for
ami VIII go to work vigorously. Coal people predict Oh
early rise in the stock 70 zoe The quotation this after
noon was Al; American, 9i; and Central Coa Co. 20.
Our exports of Produce show further de-
crease. The following thu expectation from New
York TO foreign port exclusive Of specie for the week
Guiding Dec. Ia. AID since Jan. l.
lSC1. 1859. 1868:
70, the ,yeel . SI-gseas f3sa8 80 81 N1.4H
Previously reported. rs 9..l5 ls3eJJitS lol4ot19
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ISALLET, DAVIS d Cos Grsnd, Pafior
or Foreign Pianos aesaesled 6y our lest .s. Is'.
,,or.iaI, a. nv s:ore. THRTf-TWO PREMIUMS IN
var. Pinosto Let Second hand Pianos at gss b.alas;
soinot Organs and Hafmor.nnis. T. BEhbf, NO W
Broa.iway between Prince ent honstousa
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BUTTER.
BUTTER.
Tho forr .1vrs bsvs he. Iess favorable ard the sir

Tho foreign advces have been less favorable and the ship
pers have been to buy at prrsc offering
however lower 10 this holders have not acooded and
the nerke. las been auieter Very chsco
half tub ud pals lave had very good inquiry from The
retail trade aud irces have improved Western 4 quiet end
hanged Ro arrives tpa!ufy hcfe Is coed inquiry for
ii, tn good lots have f0d readily on arrival We quote;
STATE dlirios choice. ....................aJ HJl
S,ute hrkins good 70 cho .e......"..........H $50
State, lrkns fair t. 02'
State naihrAiu tuSs good TO choice. .......3D 0J2
State hqif Kin tub fair To good. ...........25 80
STATE, Welsh subs, good t. ChJ.to...........tl az
State Wo'yli tIhs. lar 10 good. .............D -.
State store packed common to choice. ......22 n26
Orange and Srsse1 County pa.ls.............34,0 go
River Comfy pals choice. ...............'. -
River County pals iair g. oi.............Ab 90
NoTiten pennsy lygula. hal hTkin tabs goodto
West.n fcnnsyya iis. GOOD 10 choce.........2j 90
Western Reserve GOOD TO cAoice..............1 "23
Ohio aud other W.st good to cno.cc......2i 0ts
itlcon, y po To- pane. q
Western common TO grsd....................l9 ~
Nol! Butter IN co fhs Choice n u
Roll Butter, in cloths, COMMON 10 g1oa......H 6E'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

DORM. John Dopf, who learned the
printing business with u some years ago,
has been heard from at Rock Port, Atchi-
son county, Mo. where. IN coinpsny With
a Mr. Thompson a. chief editor, he i pub
fishing the Alchison County Journal, a I'M
ion paper Of the radical kind, copies OF
Which have been received. IT'S with The
pleasure Of I parent that we notice now
ani tlien the rise Of one " our boys q
some aaee Of responsibility end influence
OF til. dezen OF more boys that have seiv.
ed 4 time with US ut the printing and Is
students Of our radical school, but one o.
Two have filled to become first CLASS men.
Dupi aas always good boy, conscientious
aad uprtght IN conduct. but IS confirmed
ID lis notions ~ was ever any ntie. lly
is man whose acts and opinions wlilneNei
6e a matter Of prl@e. or squared 70 any
policy for popularity. An offer OF all
Missouri wuu!dn't be an iaduce' cent fol
him to bolt friend cr principle.