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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-30

\ HoRRoR.-Tbere has been a horror
discovered IN Cornwall village-a poor
lbna,ic confined By his brother for twenty
years in room under circumstances OF
appalling barbarity. The villagers, ac-
customed to his heartrending shrieks and
hbwis, never interfered, at was none OF
their business" Only stranger discoy-
eted and delivered the miserable being,
.'more resembling babbooa than a man.
drawn and cramped from long exposure
and suffering, out Of all form Of humani-
ty, stark naked, and only two old rotte q
rags Of coverlet,' the description of the
room in which he was consned being
loatbsome beyond measure.-( Correspou-
dence Tribune.
This is a fact, but it might as we'll be
an ailegory. Have we not discovered a
horror in America ? A slave, kept in
bondage often of appalling barbarity, al.
ways OF startling njustice-"more resem-
bling babboon than man. SO say the
apologlsts for slavery-with soul cramp.
ed from long suffering, the description o
the system IN which lie is imprisoned be.
ing loathsome beyond measure. The
parallel does not stop here. Accustomed
to his howls. tie neighbors "never inter.
fered," and we actually find men in the
North, who-after Fanny kemble ha,
published her book, after Gen. Batter hat
told his story, after the enormous crime
and misery Of slavery has been published
to the world--shall cry ''it is none of oul
business We have learned that tha
which is horror in England had Ion.
been common place in America. II For
ney's Press.
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Tnlled $50 ef AmerIra.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENSE-s EE-No. 20.
ATHEREA5, An IMPORTATION WAS FILED
w Iu the District Court OF the United -rates
for said District, on the 18Th day Of April. lsiI
by Horace II. Harrison, Eco, Attorney ~ the Cni-
ted States for sald District, who prosecute therein
On behalf Of the United -tlte- aud Joseph r.. DiIL1
surveyor Of Customs, against two -a-hei1, one
marked "B,' aud one marked 90 q, and one trunk
marked " u" an containing JEWELkf and
against al persons lus1ully intervening Or their
interests therlI, alleging chat .H'd properly had
been heretofore seized In said iH frrl On land, aa
iorfs,.ed for causes .n -aid usouIa0H sa forth ami
ayerred 70 b. true, and praying i5r the lsga. pro
cess and monitor.
nov. therefore. pursuant % the rlCa.la0 un5.r
the seal o. said CJur. 70 me directed. he-r eve
public warning b alI rersoGs concerned s .l-rr1lt
IN -sid property. ID apf ear Ie-1-e -ald Court al
the Felrm! Courtroom u tEr Capitol -f Nashville.
0n tho 9Th day ~ Stay, lsrf 90 o. o'clock a. N.
then aid tlere 20 iUtarT trr.r claims anil make
their alleglIor- EDWIN it. rL'-.JL&.
Nsr-sei ~ l.e tift.. I..t. 81 Tom.
an IT-fft
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4urlreesboro, april p, 1861


MELVILLE. Temp, March z3th, 1904. !
In ercoriance with Special Order No as,
dated March 22nd, it Thereby ordered;
J. That occupants or Stores, Restaurants
auo Dwelling Houses, viii be required TO
clcan their yards and cellars, and have the
DIAL removed, within forly-oight hours
from the date OF this order. 30 garbage or
dirt o. aDy kidd viii De allowed to accu-
mulat9 on any premises within the city
limits.
u. Al dir. 20 Pc removed IN barrels and
boxes from tae back wards and alleys by
the persons occupying the Same. No rub
bish VIII b. allowed 10 remain more than
Fweuty-lou- hours without being removed.
III. Clal, the accumulation Of Restau-
rants, must ha removed by lhe occupants
csch day, Sundays Csce 0tedl before 10
q. NJ. All a.Ga. ard vcbb.sh Hi,l be set In
barrels ou ,be-s.Lo walk before 10 4. n.
each day.
~. Hereafter occupants Of Stores and
Houses VIII be required 10 have che rear Of
their premises clean, anl tho side walk
swept before Q A. ~. each day.
y. ANY vlaiasoa NJ She above Order WI
be punished by fine oi Five Dollars. $50
to he collected bv iAc Provost Marshal.
W. IS cleanliness IS one oi the FIRST re-
on i-e= To health, Of is hoped tho citizens
wall do ali iu their power 90 assist IN re-
moving one of the Ii5t c2uses cf disease.
As soon IS a sufficient number OF carts can
be procured, notice viii be given, and the
dirt and rubbish renewed without cost 20
citizens.
VIZ AZ 10 Is u,y intention jo remove eli
hith t.am tlo cray proper. whether in. the
shape CT oIl, rubbish, or dead animals +;
aay Information that would facilitate the
above w.A Doe Thankfully received and inn
49,. r 30. . f.
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MaSs Meeting.

There win be O Mass Meeting of the
citizens of Rutherford and adjoining
counties, held 40 Murroesboro, Tenn,
on Saturday the l4th day Of bay, 1854
Distinguished speakers VIII be pres
ent on the occasion.
The object Of the meeting is that the
citizans may with the aid Of men Of
great ability as statesmen and patriots,
confer together as to the suppression
Of the existing rebellion, and the res
tora!.on Of the State of Tennessee It's
civil government Let Us-come togcth-
er, fellow citizens, and counsel as our
fathers did in other days Come one
come all.
MurlrcesJor0. april -, 1861
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w. ClaEeog / CO., PaBllsher'.


The he ditaEa has successfully eros
Sod the North Atlantic Ocean, and at
tie worst season Of the year, and has
proved herself the best seagoing IRON
clad aloat. Ia vain the iron-cIad ships
81 England and France have attempt
"a ooasting voyages in the SUMMER
season. iof they have always met with
some mishap-cithcr Is hUrying them
selves in a head sea or rolling so badly
rs TO become almost unmanageablr
They can now look with I c .ngs better
imagined than described upon the
wonderful performance of this
American built ship. Air. Webb gave
the world samples Of his skin az a ship
builder years ago, and the record Of
this vessel Is the brightest star in his
well oaTncG crown OF glory. In every
respect she Is unsurpassed and perhaps
n0v the old iogies, or even worse than
that. ~ the head Of our Navy Depart
meut, VINO have been crying her down,
may learn lesson from him The on
zines were made by the Novelty Iron
Works, Of this city, AID credit 10
American engineering talent.
The following Interesting letter ar
1,ged yesterday, and IS from Captain
Comstock and Chief Engineer Robin
SON They speak volumes for the skin
and ingenuity Of orr great American
shipbuilder
CAPTAIN C0&sT0CEs LETTER
r--r. I'D E-..-. Pr r-T -,rrs f--r-,5-,- r,,tr- Z
March 27-P. N.
" III. WEB. E-q:-DAR Sri am
happy so announce to YOU our arrival
at this port and fourteen days and
twenty hours running time, via Ma
deira, where we coaled the ship, being
detained thereby three days and six
hours The ship and engines are in
perfect order and, while we have had
all the various kinds Of weather Incl
dent 10 North atlantic voyage, we
have passed through it as comfortably
as any snip I was ever in. She rolls 10
more than ordinary slips, and IN my
opinion her sea-gOiug qualities are il no
wise impaired by her covering Of iron
plates The engines were never stop
ped or even slowed at sea, but have per
formed their part in the most satisiaC-
tory manner -Four boilers only have
been IN use during the whole voyage,
except on the last day Of the passage
from Madeira, aud in all ordinary ser
vice four boilers arc ali that she will re
quiTe, as she staams excessively easy,
and at twenty three feet draft can make
forty revolutions with the steam gene
rated by the above named number OF
boilers ia moderatcweather
The whole distance sailed is three thou
sand five hundred and fifty miles.
Very especially your ob't serv't,
JOSEPH J. CoMsToOK
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InIird Stales oil lmerira.

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TEENE EE.-So 81.
VEfHEEEAS, an ir.tsrula..aE we G.aai "a tae Dee
~ turt Csur. ol tre United saws OF The llfif
dsg n April. l-fli. ty H1urc b. HARRISON, Eco
Attorney 81 the LltHt States l.- -f.f uas-r.rc
tesI.-t lrnrla ard boiler pump, esld!e mas
chimes. 4 large kettles. talEa, lrs.efH l pap
hl H1a scales, ami al lae other .iIl DEMENT'S illl
materials connected WItn tla clIal- I.rtorv ~
Cl0-El. ~, Doyle 2 Co, in Nashville, il tle Dis
tree 81 rai.d, ald Against Oh persons lawfully n-
t.rFeug Or ther Interest," tlFrrlu, alo1-nf a b.
7-er-s f.st -1li property bad Lsr1 aefafl a- foe
tel to tao United STATES i1r r1Hsel .l said Ill11-
NATION ret i1rJl and lFe-rci 90 b. tr1e, al nray-
ing be u-la. process a..
E0F, Therefore, pursuant to the uouldou un'-r
TIE .e ~ Sad Court ~ ule directed. hereby give
p1r1 waning f1 rI r-.s0a- concerned ir Interest
b. sld properly, o. aresr before -1.d c.rr af riis
FEDERAL Courtroom .n Che car.roi a- Nashville.
District si0ros,.d, on tac G-l day oi Wg. l-f ar
10 oelaek. q. r., teu u there lo .1terpoaa .nrir
claims ant make the.r allegations.
j.. n. GLAeC0CE,
Marshal Of the Mlllo u.st C; Tenn.
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TnItrd states Of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE-yo o..
"HEREAs, on the ialh day o. April 1884,
w sni1fJunation was ME q In Ire District Court cf
the United States for the Middle District OF Ten
Hs--oo, hy Horace Il. Harrison. EfI Attorney Of
the United --ale- Tor said District. H1T.u-t sIi tho
estate and property, ul0u--, stocks and cratIff 90
John G. BIr-h, 7. q. Duuuiu-tou, Icon Trousdf.e.
Ghcs. 8. marr, and j. %. G1Hth s.l..t. n said JI--
t-at, alleging in substance that the lue tsys been
seized u said District on land, lJrfeitei iJ the
United states for causes lU sUd Information -rl
form and ayerred 20 be- true, AMI praying 0s ths
usual process.
Now, therefore, hereby give public notice 90 a'i
said per-ous % appear before -at Court, no tas
FederJ Courtroom, iu tlc Capitol lt Nashville. Of
TIE first Monday u Nay, lsGf 20 lu o'clock. A. NJ.
then and there b. plead, answer sr dcuGr l1 SAID
lu ruauou, or the same s.- bs -l.seE pro coulesa5
and heard * parte.
j. r.. 6LAsCOCE,
Q. g Marshal .or the 3IId. DIST. Terness5.
az IE-Ttf
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Information Wanted.

IMPORTATION IS WANTED FROM THOSE
whocan give any seeOunt Of Mrs. CAROLINE
HCeHES. vile o. William j. Hulhas, Of FuTiu
county. 6eorsia- She d suDpo-e.i TO have come
through the Federal lines m search Of her Eus-
bond ANY one that can give the above in'orma-
ton uill confer fsvor UpDn friend. by letter or
oihsraise, directed 10 WI. u. HUGHES, C0upa-
ny ''B A" stb Tennessee eayslry, Cob Fafs0n=.
an l4-ltd-zlW@
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Election Notice.

OrFIcr N,sHuIEr CozzEaciAI 1ssrrts-z CO..
April eth fa4
A " ELECTION WILL EE EEfn Az fifIs Cr-
"a f'e On the drrt hol.iay iu STAY nsEf. teina
the "a diy Of the mCn'h, ior eleven Lsreasors. y
serve Cor he en- uiDE sEclve month";.
~ sd r. Q. 5IcNAlKY Secretary.
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Notice to Claimants In "The Gun Facto-
II" Case.


II tic o. s.. C,rcujt Court f5r PEE Middle Ds-
trict Of Tennessee, AprL Torn, 1858.
YTHEREAs, Az AMENDED INFORMATION
w has been flied in said Court, Hy Horace ii.
Harrison, Esq, Attorney Of the United States for
the Middle District of Tennessee, Cu the 18th day
Of April 1864. against 70 certain Lot boo the city Dt
Nashville, and Dustin, Jrc-i.d, ON uhrH Is cree God
"1he Nashville Gun Factory, which Dc I-, in sl.d
amended Information, particularly Described Hut
AGAINST al persons llalIiy intervening for tire.c
interest therein, alleging ttat -ai properly was
forfeited for causes -et forth ORA tue original IuI sli
amended Information, and praying tle uJuilol,
Sc, n this behalf
Now, Therefore pur-Usnt % the monitor under
the sesl Of said Court, tJ me directed, hereby owe
public warning To- all persons concerned iH interest
u said property, 90 appear before sail Court Ft tho
Federal Count Room. In the Capitol ai Nashville,
on the FIRST MONDAY rs MAY, NEXT,
then and taero 90 PROFOUND their claims and make
their allegations in t!.at behalf
E..R. GT1sCOCK,
L. g. Marshal Tor the ND. Dist. oi tennessee.
ap la-l4J
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ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND NASHVILLE
Weekly Packet.

VIHE NEW AND SPLENDID -
/ Passenger steamer s-%llg.@-S-N-
INF EGIAL, V-ssssszzzss-
Il. e. MOONS, Master, VII make regular trpa ID
the above trade, leaving Nashville
Every SATURDAY 81 10 O'Clock A. "
Passengers ty this boat may rely On making close
connection 81 Cairo with the Illinois Central Railroad
for Chicago, ana an the cites "a the Northwest
For ne gilt or passage apply on beard OF 60
BOYD 3 PEEBL Is, Agents.
p. S.-Bemmins, leaves 81. Louis every To Is
DAY 81 . o'clock p. d.
Fal2-2m-
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SCHOOL BOOKS
AND
S I Alto n Err Y,

Fine Note, Letter and Cap Paper. Envelopes Of
every description, Blank Books, Memoranduns,
Dsuez. War 3iaps, Song and Glee Books, Portfolios
Pens and Eolders, Pocket inl,stands, States and
Pencils, Dice ard Cups, Buffers Ink, carmine
Ink, siuclsge, Soldiers Pocket Photograph Al
buns, etc, etc.
Ps.-Any Of the shove articles car he sent by
mail or express to any part OF the country. Parties
ordering, VIII state the quality and style Of goods
they want, end thesr orders vii be filed IS res
soaable terms ~ II present themselves.
C. D. BENSON,
p o. Box sos,
Msr I5-sm Nashville, Tenn.
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SET No. 3.-T7HE SLAVE * 1879.
No. l. Ia the cotton field.
=. The Christmas week,
e. TGo sale.
l. The parting; Buy rs too"
D. The lash.
T. Blow Tor blow.
= IN the swamp.
g. Free
@. The Union lines
H. Make way ioJ Liberty.
n. Victory.
T. he died for victory
IN ordering, the number Of the Set b. Criy ne"es-
sgrv 20 mention. For instance, No. l. g or 3, or all
Of them K al are desired
Price, 90 Cents each set,
FREE By NAII.
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three Sets, lone Of each, as sample,) post
PAID ~
One dozen SET, assorted, If prgferredl
post paid lor.................. ............. 90
SIX dozen set, assorted, u preiere5,)
freight ped 10y Duyer..........-..-........a 81 90
One Gross, Escorted, u preferred freight
pad by .i6 90
Army Agents. suffers and Fed9rs, If they prefer
u, may send their or3ers and money through any
Express CDIlu0uy. with instructions % pay for
Goods on delivery 81 the Office Of the company
here. EcEsInen ami others IA permanent locality,
VII send money for small orders; large oBler-, u
preferred, c. %. D. Send your orders 10 flu 90 in
cure prompt delivery. Seal al letters carefully,
and address plainly %
GEO. p JENKINS,
Western Agent.
Her Ism No 107 hfgin street. Cincinnati. O.
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Soldiers and others,

At a distance, who cannot cal at my office. caa
receive advice by stating tho most prominent sylnp-
toms and enclosing a postage stamp TO pay the re-
turn postage.
Charges moderate.
Office hours from BAN. tosP. NJ, AMI from
to p. u. APPLY
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BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

Ny books viii show that for the past ave months
my practice has increased "a hundred per cent. over
the last ye0T until It is not 20 he surpassed by any
IN the State. With my general practice IN tho city,
treat the following
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Chronic Gases

with satisfaction: Rheumatism, Affections OF the
Lungs; Diseases Of tho Throat, Sl-elleu Joints,
stif Limbs Pieurisy Pains, Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel
Diseases OF the Heart and Liver, Inflammation d
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Eyl or Scrotula-
Deafness, Diseases OF the Eyes, pehilitsJei Sys-
tens, Dyspepsia or Indigestion. AMI COnsUm ptOu-
together with aIl Prvste Diseases, and Diseases Of
the Urinary Organs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-26
Twelve Cards in Each set.
SFr,No. l.-OCR Relations At HoNE AND ABROAD
garPRFgTyg

SKI No. 2.-THE ADVENTURES OF A CoNsoRIrF.
Mol. Ia drafl goodl as patriot, if drafted
go--suIr
2. Ireceiye aietter which tells the agoniHag
f5ct-im drafted.
3. By the advice OF 100000 friends I offer q
substitute.
4. Who Utterng p CUack, is rejected by the
ins lied surgeon.
Q. tee my cCWtrycailsl farewell, my love {
90 whore glory waits me!
e. ] heIcciy charge TIE To-, and do fearful
carnage.
2. And make sturdy rebel fly.
S. Am sent with desI atches, perlous duty!
death or giCTyl
2. Attacked Dy a band Of goriIas, I CRY,
Come on We t-r-r-rnitOrs y
10. I discomiit them and bear of the head Of
the gorilla chief
II. deliver dispatches; save the army snd
am made q bTigsder-geueral.
p. And thus relieved from al future dangers
in the field, l crown my glory with love.
These two sets are the best designed and hand
soonest Coiored CARDS. ever published, besides being
the funniest ia the market.
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Price, 81 per Box.

TENETS ClEfIAIE HAS BEEN N Use by TIE
4 EFonSh armies Tor the pas. my years. SlG
there g 40 French soldier who does not know ITS
value.
40 NEls s1so used extensively by the allied armies
Ia the Crimean var, and such We1e the BENEFITS dc
rived from ia use that &c mas acquired awuTld-Wlte
reputation. and no soldier who knows q lts merits
Wiu he .Cr a single week without box IN ms KNAPP
sack, as hy the use OF ths Certs he always has
4aiccuaRl against the various troubles % which
solder q sUbrcs, as by using y on his clothing, be
can prevAl the appearance Of yornin, AMI Lle de
eases Of .ika sIIu enumerated shovr. aut aiiag they
have made thor appt 3rnce u is bus ltl.e trouble,
with tbe aBd Of tins Ccrste 70 I'd himself 81 these
dIsaCree1f2e troubles.
The proqretors have gone 20 great expense -
rroClra ne original recipe u Dr. Nelloc. with FIJI
Ji.rS0oIf, and the apparatus for manufacturing the
Ce-Gle, Is has hoen made by the original inyer-
tor, ANA hsve procured tho
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
" AGE he has received, Or. Coleman respect
fully informs citizens and soldiers thst be has re-
moved his DISPENSARY 70
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-12
,nsary Directory OF Indianapolis
indiana.
rxrcrrIvr DrrsxrsEsI
Pay per Ana

~ pct A1h-
b. r.Norton. Gezeruo-, once, state House.
resssssce esrnsr q nsrlss ard nlinois - $4,000
~ n Hollo~ay Colcsel ard Private secretary
te f.ss>rnor. Ofsce. state House, resides
With Governor Norton -..-........---...- 7.s6f
Nv H. Terrell hsior and Military Secretary
20 Governor. Ofiee. Stale House: residsi1c.
Loves Bock. On Ohio street. 2,l{s
W. W Schlafsr Major - Regime M. Indiana
Volunteers. A. u. &. q Governor Onioe
state House: boards a. Palmer House, s,t4s
an. Nobie. Adiutsnf GcHefai II Indiana
once. state Houss. boards a. Bates House.
Goo frola the State and s2.6ss pay Of Col
onel -s-.--.s--s..- = vs.
, 1864-11-20
New York Midnight Report
Especial Dispatch 10 tho Western Frcss.l

Exw Yoak, November lg-Mldnzht.
The stock market showed vigorous reaction. The
rise In gold gives morc tone to the market llAs which
is stronger throughout. except upon Eric. In
which thercis atFong bear intcrcst- Government
securities arc not active but stendy-s-oa advanced
u; and certificates 4. It. Il bondsrery dull but steady.
Miscellaneous st With little activity stronger.
Amer tho Hoard adjourned tho market was depressed
but subsequently rnlticd. closing irregular.
The Money market cxhlbits continued ease. Anti.
cipatlon ofan early loan produces = somewhat con.
scrvnvu feeling among lenders hut the supply never
thotas IL abundant TOR all the wants Market and
the rate coutlnncse por cent for ca loans. Parties
usually we'll informed to Tsessury movements ray
there will be no loan until after tho meeting Of Con-
9reta. Its not, however, very clear how Mr. Fc<cu
den can well provide for h!s expenditures until that
time without additional borrowing.
Discounts unchanbcd, and very little paper offered
No transactions Of moment In foreign exchange.
Gold excited. Dealers have takou the bull track
snd forced tho prices up. during tho morning.
from s1Gx to nix. News Of tho deloas Of General
Glllcm bY Ircoklnr!dgo, helped the movement afsrr
fall to 2tGK. Tha market rallied quito strongly
towards lian close OF tho day again. renchlng 10 ~.
aud Anally fell OF! 10 eoX. There has been hcayy
short interest made by tho rccont fA, which csoatcs
an ac,lvo demand for caah gold, which II per cent
drstcr than regular gold. Government Asepnylng out
10 notes to contractors, on condition they do not
press them On tho market.
Total imports at Now York for tho wsok q, 30 aoi
imports at dry goods for lEdt, 10 4s;v, 4aoso1 N
Guiding f06D, ,&7d for tho .srok.
, 1864-11-20
Markets by Telegraph.
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.

Closing day.
(I.epo1tcd by Telegraph exclusively for the Chicago
Tr1bune-1
ALRANr. Saturday Evcninx. Nov. 70.
BEEF QATTlE-The trade In Bcof Cattle has been
active during tho day. aud tho market c1osed pretty
1rn, with most Of tho good stock, aud much Of tho
poor sold.
The supply has been larger than was antlcip1ten.
The receipts by Rsiroad for tho week amount to 800
head, independent Of which at least GOO head were
driven In no the adjacent country; thus making the
supply several hundred heavier than looked for
This fact somewhat checked sales this afternoon, hut
prices were not apparently Affected.
Included In the receipts were somc OF tho bes, and
some Of the poorest cattle thnt have been horo
this fall One bunch fancy. Southern Ohio. steers
brought 1oc .. live weight; and drove Of 60 head
fancy Illinois steers were sold 1t Bxc 2 b. From
these figures prices ranged down a low ~ &c q n.
6I1EEp-Tho receipts were about 5000 bead; the
ma1ketwa rather dull. Prices ranged from 697c q.
uOGs.-Iherc has been . fair demand, prices rang.
Ing from 11a2xo 2 y. Receipts amount to 1000
heads total sates. Goo head and nbout head were
shipped to New York.
, 1864-11-20
1lIjnoiA md Michigan Cnunf.


DEtpoEroRT, Saturday, Nov. 1o-l p. N.
CLKARKn-Sone.
AnR1vRn Johnstown. LaSalle, 900 bu oats. 500 hu
wheat conyeyauc Lcnont, 10 yds rubble stone, Il
yds dimension stone; Lady Franklin. Lemont, 30 yas
ruhble stones s. F. Gale, Lcmont % yds ruhblc stone;
Esntilue rtca, $500 bu corn; Senator, Lasalie i6
tons coal: Mouarch Lockport, sbu Data; a1Asgow
Iasn1c. hu corn 10 brls aour, 10 tons sand Con-
tt!tution. Lockport, Maple Leaf Joliet bn wheat,
l.tIo bu oats. s6o hu barley.
: BxIpoxsokT, Saturday. Nov. 1917. N.
C11AR1p-Ter7or. LasalIe. II 600 It lumber, Is cords
bark 2f0 hsls salt and % oo lumber for Ottawa
Marion, lasac, S 5 n lumlcr, 10 900 shingles; Plan
ct, Lasal1e g. As5 n lumber; Progress, Lasalle 1896
II lumber: Armenia, Lasale. LIE brls talt; Contest
Morre 81 900 n lumber. $4,000 shnRles j. L. AexAn-
der, Joliet, $500 Il lumber, "A 80 lath Conveynncc,
Letuont; 6. F. Gale. Lemont.
Aa11v1p-H. 6. Loouis, Lc1nons. 20 yds rubblc
stone.
or ihose reported cleared, the following arc still
hers. waiting for teams: Paramount Portland. Com.
modore Foote Asia Marion. I1anet Progress salina.
America, Contest.
, 1864-11-20
New York Market.

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stobo nv Afmsr Il previous prices: ises1 iismi
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Oh!o. and sshas5o TOT 8sa4o. Cheese steady i
166 Nc.
, 1864-11-20

cety, butcher sAop Or boor saloon. Randolph and
&AdtsoR a!o business etscoss; Wpst Warrington
and Wcss Adams aso pr!vata roaldoncc streets; Tho
FORMER ato copnectpd with tho south Nfdo by
bridges and Tho lAttor arc moi aud that u tic rosa
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