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The New York herald., 1864-07-13

Gold opened this morning at esi witch price, netwth-
standing she upfavorsbe news 10 relation % the move
mens Of the rebel raiders could be masatainsd and
il subsequently ranged between 2To and 275.
saeriag bills not in demand. owing 70 the unset
tied condition OF Affairs Sales made day 295
eos for currency.
The following the report OF the Assistant Treasurer
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WAR ENLISTMENT LOAN.


N WAR ENLISTMENT LOAN.
Si,OO0tN0,
COUPON BONDS
KtNOs Tax AsCRgRe OrricE,
Is Court street. BRoOKLyS July Z, lstt
Proposals will be received the ONCE OF the Treasurer OF
Kings county, uu al p. w.
WEDNESDAY, July 20, 1884
sleOOUp
kIhOo COUNTY WAR ENLISTMENT BONDS.
Issued by authority OF chap aud ~ OF the Laws OF 1854
s. 1884
The bonds viii be Issued Of g. 900 each. dated
Angu 1854 with Interest at the ats OF six per cent Der
snnum payable semi annually To wit0p the first days
O. ma and November The principal win be due and pays
42Oo.l00 on the nrst day Of May. 1872
AW.Oe on the fret day OF Nav. iS80.
ZOO On on the FIRST dav Of Nav, 1891.
1W.0O0 on the frat day of May 1889.
BOO, 600 on the first dsy of NAY 1884
The proposas must state the number OF bonds desired
amount Of premium BOND and for which year
turing
The whose proposals will be required
10 deposit vita the Counv Treasurer OF
gust A the awarded 70 them respectively when the
bouds win be ready for delivery.
Each should endorsed "Prop0.
posas for Kings County War Enlistment Loan and be ad
dressed to the County Treasurer.
The right 10 reserved an Of the bids
deemed protect the interest of the
THOMAS A. GARDINER. Couny Treasurer.
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The wheat market less active very irregular aud
fully &C. &C. lower with sales of 20 900 bushels 81 IS
5. S. for Chicago spring. So 3s So IS for Milwaukee
club So 90 So 81 FOR amber Milwaukee 81 65 Tor winter
red Western. and 81 10 s: 10 or amber do arrive
Rye nom,naly 81 90. Cora closed lower and dull ,
eiies % 900 bushes. at 81 81 81 g. tor Western
mixed Oats dull and prices favored the buyer.
We quote the range, CSC a&l. Barley inactive.
sale OF 500 bushels malt reported a. 50 IL.
CorprR moderately active and nrrn with sales Of
100, 00o Tbs PORTAGE Lake al So 100 900 do at
aud 1000 lbs Detroit at b5c Minnesota was quiet a.
$50. and Baltimore at 50 &c.
Ccrfos.-rhe market was loss active, but arm, With
salex OF GOO bs,rr. We auots-
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POLITICAL.

MEETING OF THE NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC
~ Committee will he held the air House
Broadway Eighth street. this "wednesday evening
July IL at o'clock. BY order JOHN MckEoS.
JoHN H. wBirsoRE. Secretary. President.
UsUE EiGHTEENTH wARD McCLELLAN UNION
Cub ho.d.a III ist ednesdavI evening
Constitution Hail, corner Of Twenty and
Third avenue Punctuai attendance required.
HIRAM KErCHUM, jr. Chsrman.
JasE' CoSnos' Secretaries.
THE FRIENDS or MAJOR GBNERAL GEORGE r.
Mcclellan should not forget the meeting at Ca vandaa
street this evening 70 form Mcclellan Union Cab Per
order OF the Conm;;e.
s)ATH WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB-THE CITIZENS
LU Of the Twcnt eth ward DESTROYS o! join
in ensuing Presidential election,
the of democratic conslitut onal
for the salvation of nty
requested 10 "Wednesday evening Juy lS at eight
O'Clock at vauces Eighth avenue corner OF Thir ST.
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The herchants Insurance Company Of Hartford has do
csred m-annua dividend Of six per cent, and the
Charter Oak and City companies each dividend oi 1--WE
per cent
The Boston imports for the week ending July we're
1886 53 against $il3 o24 for tho corresponding week In
1863 The exports s3741as, asains, $sol 1854 in
1883
The following abstract Of Pennsyvanla coai company
reports shows coal tonnage the season,
fha dinn ma LAST
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oFtK.-1he market was more active aud urn saies
leo bags Iagusyra at DG net cash ICv bags ITO aud
lo24 do. 81 DOMINGO private terms. The folow,og
IL the sock on hnnd July u. 1884 RIO and sanfcs
1e3, rs: Java, I.ssj Bahia, 4aio; Marscaibo, 19.;6
lsRusyrs 900. st Domingo, 5SsO other descriptions
nrrss tsp We note sales or 600 lbs California
mustard &C., casks tartar 81 Ss. ~
toos sal soda at 4c and 200 cases castor oil On private
terMs.
FasoHrs we're quiet, the i,gnt receipts Of produce
checking business. To Liverpool. psr American flag,
1000 bbls. -four at ls 100 bashels wheat, engaged
ahead ct 4ild. In bags 90 900 bushels corr At 3sld,
100 hemp lbs 3d.. per steamer, 900 bush
els wheat at 5d Cd, 800 boxes bacon al 25s., 900
Sos nsr sso,sa zoo bps. ana a6 bbSs
tallow, private terms. To Rotterdam 1e5 tons log
vood NJ 2Ss. Meckeubrg bark was chartered 10 Cork,
FOR orders. with 5000 bbls. petroleum NJ 5s Nor.
wegan bark same voyage, 5000 bb,s al 6s Cd, or u
direct rort Great Britain st g. British ship,
,,2s2 tons, hence for Liverpool timber ., Jos An Ame
rican chip from port in the ST. Lawrence TO Dublin,
with deals at Sos and ship 10 Msrse'ies on private
tsrms.
fgpIr.-The market was quiet, but 6rm raisins were
quoted At - 40 80 or bunch and s. 20 for layers
C,Irrsnss were nrm. with small safes. At 2okc. Dried
appcs in fair request, win sales OF 200 bbis. at
10<c, cash. BY auction, 2Js2 boxes Naples oranges At
s. ioas5 go. and ,oi4 do do ct .5 10 IS.
Hors 10 fair demand and urn, wih sacs Of go
bales at i2c . 3Uc. for good TO prme.
HlDEs.--The market was more steady under fair de-
s,s ,a p "oe" and .sn,v sdvsnssS The sale.
prised 1000 Buepos Ayres, ~ bond, al SIC 3is 1000
do. do at 33c sac 900 Rio crande at 3sc aud $50
DO on l. also 600 city sisughtcrcdiat i3c and 900
Truylo on p.
HsY.--shppns was selling at 81 12afi Is, aud city
at 81 IS N 81 SO.
Hoss,-loo bols. ST. Domingo were soid on private
errnE
Lr.p-roregn was IN fair demand; sales 100 tons at
I1c., 100 do. On y. I.
Lt.fnse continues IN active demand aud prices are
still Advancing. most holders refusing TO sell We quote
luenos Ayres middle ~ ACC. Ale and Oriuoco do. at
45c. = 40.
NAVAL sIoREs.-Smal sales OF spirits turpentne At
81 90 Tor French aud 50 70 Tor American Resins were
quoted Al $45 n 500
ous Crude sperm in moderate demand, with sales
OF 2T5 bbis. at 81 10 81 rs. Crude whae armly
beld al advanced prices Linssed 1rm, with small
SAFES at 81 rs 49, lard was IN fair request, with
sales OF 200 bbs At 81 90 81 CO. and i7s bbn. winter
on CAxr-we note sales OF go tons a STe 80 SO g.
pRoyIsIoSs ESQ bbis pork and Gil bbs lard
The pork market wss less scve ana ow1 Win sale OF
cjssne a inside peics 80 for prime and al for
prime mes also 500 bbls. new mess, for july ~ buy
Ssisery. a. 90. aad t,to0 %. fos Aususs ~
| ~. bsyss's essse. n bsd naFkA ~ Cal
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Owing to some trouble with the workmen the lateral
roads the Sehuyk regsn the past week. the tonnage
is materially reduced while the other coat regions
well keptup
The receipts the Racine and Mississippi and Northsra
Illinois railroads, from January TO June 80,
foilows:-
Receipts SIX months, 1854. .$26s, ,2o4
Increase .$lo2, ,457
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u COLUMBIA GOLD MINING COMPANY,
or Colorado
CAPITAL iaIUU SHARES
susscRirTios fRIcE. IS rER SHARE.
Stock full paid and II lab's assessment.
JAMES v. sLwELL. $50 q The Arm Of James ". 81.
well 4 Co. No 81 South street ..t
JOIN. P.YELvkRroN. ESQ., President Of the Bank Of
rRoAAs 4 FOSTER Esa. late Of The nrm of Foster
JANIS Ii. rtsH, ssq. President Of the Marina Bssk.
JAMhS L. HATHAWAY. ESQ.,. merchant. No. Ill Pearl o.
ROBERT rERRiN. Ksa, Cashier OF the Buschers and
THOMAS r. FOsfEH. Bag
Bankers
MAXINE BANK.
Secretary.
SAMUEL x. sEY&OUR, Esq
Mining Superintendent,
HENRY A. COOK, Eco Central City. Colorado.
n..srs LORD DAY LORD, New Yors
Nessrs WAKELkY RE AD. Central City, Csierade.
Mlhks.-rhe csiebratsd Bobtall Risk. and otncr well
known Lodes including also 'ruunel Claim Of b.0v
cessecive reet nearly mte In isngh. directly ths
Post at Black Hawk City. The whole property embrace
Ing sos feet With valuable quartz ulli aud
ip successful operation. The Bob,a and rsk Lodes
considered the richest ana best in the Territory having
yeded amounts gold than other Colorado.
The COMPANY confdenlt expect " ng
sar,r day monthly dividend or one cent In gold
Subscription books Of the compsDy for only limited
number of shares, open al the olce of ALERT
a. NiCOLAY ESQ., So william trcct NJ tho price Of -
share, Sg 1 he paid ~ the time OF subscription.
Parties who or securing of the stock At
The above low price informed that The
books shortly, aer which time stock will be
prosn~eus showing the great value Of the PRO
perry Of the company are ready for delivery.
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF GOOD CONNECTIONS
"A In this oity, desires 10 osen correspondence with
agreeable young lady, with phe
must b. toIersby goo looking o sen,ss and quiet
and kind and asctonate IN gposition, he 10
friendly aud compan enable Would have object
yoang widow. Answers will be treated honorably and
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Arrivals and Departures.
AuRyVAUG

LvERPooL-Steamship K,na.krs z Jones. Miss Jones
Miss Jones Mrs Turner Mrs. Contacuzcue, Mrs. f
Rus ell the Misses Russell Mr. Mrs. and Mis- Schut
Mr. Furness Mr. N Chapman. Master Chapman Apple.
family Miss Rees Miss Allen. Mr. Hancock Rev
g Thompson Y Delamope Mr. Chapman. Mr. J.. Parker,
Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith Mr. John " hittsker Mr. James
SMITH. Rev Herion and family. Mr. Kearney Mr. RUSSELL
Mr. Marie M Thompson. Mr. Thai. Mr. vose. Mr. Ercns
buey, Mr. n Percy Mr. q Cathcart. Mr. II Walker. Mrs
w.iker and child Miss Page Mrs and Miss Kearnev Miss
John ton, Mr. Mcachn. Mr. John Denton Mr. Il Norton,
Mr. HYDE MIR and Mrs Mendoza Miss W!ckhAm, Mr. Chas
Miller, Miss kohn and Mr. Sywpson.
LvYRPooL-Steanship City Of Limerick Mr. Mrs
gam Jane and John MORAN VIM Pate Solomon
Johu.Jetu. John Bratt VIM Lazeny, John o Brien
wHAxroA-Bark Canton-yr Cromw ell. Mr. James Crom.
well and servant. Theo Bernard.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

nN MOTION OF CARL kLUEGMANN. l.. ID, FOR
~ Matth Wilhelm Dicarich fape. teache. music,
legal hered OF the late Enge Elisabeth
cert widow o the late Henu,h Car Ludwig Brasch, n
ubc been posted here BY those
beleve have claims Of kind heirs credt
against th. estate OF the late M Engs Elizabeth
Braach tailor, died city
sry 1854 fourth Of her
All indebted said deceased.
Of articles belonging said estate
found the heirs to heher claims the
Cisy aud County Court within year and day from the
deph of dec.ased the lsn day of February
1876 avtae the within the Tine with the
OF the said estate and In VI
and County Court. both under
from the said esatc tho holders ofearce belonging
to said notify the admit illustrator within the same
time auy person other rights they may have
articles penalty OF losing hra and debtors
payment % the II of second payment
Lubbock, titv aud County Court the s.h day OF APRIL
1864. In fAeuf W. aADEkE. DR.
FINE. Ants.
CREDRicRs 4 co. PHOTOGRAPHERS. IN FIFTH
avenue. between Twsnty -s"eond Tvr.nty third
streets Our work cannot he eIceiled
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mATRIMONIAI..

A YOUNG LADY OF THE HIGHEST REsPECTA.
~ by wishes TO form the scqusiutsnce Of gentleman
Of n,iddle age, with view 10 marimony. Call sd
dress sincerity, Miss Blanca ftis Crosby
Grand.
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

RlUANC.ALs
(vITIZEks SAVINGS BANK
" Bowery corner Of Canal street
Al money deposited before July 70 viii bear inter-
sl psr zen, ntsres Allowed free Of government tar on
all sums OF $50 and under, and ave cent larger
Bank oren dslv from ato and on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday EVENINGS from 10
Rank books In English German and Froach.
SEYMOUR A BUscE Sec GEO. FOLSOM, President
INTEREST ON CITY sTocRs.-THR INTEREST OK
due payah Ausasl 1851 viii bepad that dsy by
Daniel Devn, ESQ. ChAmbe ain, At the Broadway Bank
The transfer book will he closed ruesdav the 2th
MATTHEW I. BKENN IN. Comptroller.
CIrY NEW yoRK. DEpAeTxESr ov FiSANcs,
ConrrRoLLFR's OrFicE J"lv7. ~.
TOILET AND CHICAGO RAILRoAD coHPANY's
We oTer for sale q limited amount Of the above stock
The road Is 81 miles long commencing ut Joliet In Illinois,
and terminating st Chicago.
The total OF the Company r 81 500 600
Of which has already been purchased by
capitalists as permanent investment
The road has per~uitv oy the Chicago ana
Alton Ra Company required by the charter obtain
ed from the e satue Of Illinois under which that Com
pany v ganizsd, and 10 irrevocahles
require hr Of rsut monthiv, 70 the
United Stses Trust COMPANY In the city Of New York
sufficient ts uuarer'v dividend NJ ~ or cent per
free Of United States government tax imposed or
to be imposed.
81 receipts OF tho Chcsao and Alton Rail
roat are 'rrevocabv pledged for that purpose.
recommend this stock 10 parties seeking safe invest
ment
Kxoh
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srsrs or NEw YoHE. CouSrr or Nsw rons. ss-Joba Y
Chemical Bauk association located and doing bus
New York, 10 said county. being dnly and severaliy
for himself saith that the H. all
respects rue statement OF the condition Of tue aid bank
before the transaction OF business tie morning OF
Saturday the 2h day OF june uand eight nundrcd
and n tn each sud Of shr Items and
particulars above specified according 70 the best OF his
knowledge and belief and that the business Of the said
and 81 the locatio Aforesaid
J. Y. JONES, President
q. a. WILLIAMS Cashier.
Ssverally subscribed Aad By both deponens the
llh day OF july 1854. Il. q. TAtLnAN. Notary Public
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MARINERS SAVINGS BANK,
Deposits received the lth Of Juiy win draw interest
from the lat NJ July.
BANK OPEN DAILY from . to 2P. M, and on MON
DAY WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY EVENiN0s. from
:" ' THOMAS B. srILLMAN, President
TsaAcT SIXTH. Secretary ts ~sH1
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WINES. LIQUORS, SO.

A SMALL INVOICE OF HOLLAND GlS, Ex TOR.
"A qustto rasso and Jubslaum from Rotterdam, will be
sold u lots 10 suit low for cash, 10 close
Samples and pscssses be seen United Ststcs Bond
ed Warehouse. 81 New street
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CIE LEcTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAiLY-FoR GENTLEMEN
i only At The New YORK Museum Of Analomy Gis Brosd
way. fartics unable attend these Lectures can hgv
tem forwarded receipt OF ten cents By secre
iafy of New York Museum OF Anatomy.
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Original Share. SIS gold
"a Original Share, 4t6 gold.
The prizes will be drawn from the 10th 70 the Szd day OF
August -
20OOo Is 0Q0 l0COl OO at 60D atel U0 0 NJ SU00,
80 at 1000 % at l0O at 6O 100 at 200 marks, &c
Orders with remittances on Hamburg. London Paris.
Frankford &c or with currency to ITS market value are
solicited and will be executed immed at6,y
Lists of prces will be promptly sent Address. postpaid
n. Horwitx. Banker. Hamburg.
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Mt n aRIFFTn 4 sRos., ass aRAND STREET. NEW
lN rork, aud I fuitOn street. Brookyn, exrActnG
Teeth psaSvs.v csoas pain b. the uss q nitross cnS
isseed They Au also ilsering fu Sets Of reesh god
e1 plains S1f silver SO; rubbes etv: eerts - -
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

DrRyHAMs FURNITURE EMPRESS, orrrcE nj
ID West Eleventh street betwesn tif,h and siNh ave
es--Piauofortes Paintings. Nirrors China &c boxed
aud pp-d s parts Of the world Large wagons foi
moving Furniture In city country. Furniture stored
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The Turf.
FASHION PLEASURE GRoUNDs-TROTTINt

Tho above was very closely contesed race between
Jim Eof and b., the other two keeping company IN the
and making very interesting trot by themselves
The bay geldng the favorte against the field prev
the start ct odds, having leaked out that he
ass and that the others would have no chance with him.
He the FIRST heat very easily, but lost the second
heat by being driven badly. Hts then took him
in hand aod the subsequent heats very clevery.
After the second heat Dan Mace took charge Of b. and
although be made the bay geding get down in the for
ties he had more chance OF winning than those who
drove the horse in the early part OF the
To day at the Union Course there will be match for
81, 900 trottcd by Belle Boyd and b. G. Billy.
UNION COURSE, L. I.-TRoTrING.
TUESDAY, July l2.-Matoh 81, ,ooo mile heats, best
three 10 Ave, in harness
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, SO.
1T ei7 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JEWELS, WATCHES
IA Plsie, &c.-The highest Price paid for Diamonds.
watches Plate Jewels Optical INSTRUMENTS he Kc 81 mis-
private Liberal advances made iieScts o. tiA
2I2 Brusdwsy. room IS. up stairs. corner Fulton.
DAMoSD.-rHE LARGEST AND HANDSoMBsr
~ Diamond Ia the United States IL for sale cheap for
cash. Amaieurs requested call for the diamond; ;
be sold. weight 10 earats and Handsomely mounted
A. ). JACKSON. Broker 81 wsiter street
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
DIAMONDS.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
Persons who wish to sch Dismosds od ucd silver OF
kind OF old fashioned Jawery, go TO LOUIS ASECH
723 Broadway. positive fact he 30 per cent
other p-rsoa E.tsblished In Ne York since the
OF The late Martha Van Bnren. Make
Inistahe-723 Broadway, Under the New York Hotel.
cECoyD HAND WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEwELRY,
- old Gold aud Silver bcugh, for cash full value given
Also Job Fancy Goods
ORIGINAL l. JACOBS. 4o7 Broadway.
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winning IN The easiest possible manner The geldiug
could rot fast enough tn give tho exercise.
The betting previous the start i've against
the gslding
Today match for 81 900 will como or between Joseph
Crocheiron and Lizzie Somerndyke at the above
FIRES ~oops-Extensive fires havo ragged in the
woods few miles from Rome, 0Deida county, for week
past Large woodland have been burned
over, and the standing timber is probably dcsroyed
The rams OF Sunday night II is supposed checked
perhaps extn guished the Atias Judy H.
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,RailroAd. !

Ga II at1tO ~ ~. ~
$afSbsESsia KS 81
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI, AND -
\. 10 ALL FONTS N ILLINOIS, 1
Eli INDIANA, MICHIGAN, OHIO
80 AND CANADA tAsifi hf I9i4
On and a1see. August 18th TWO DAILY nAuw
viii leave and arrive - follows v Jrn ,sssfs.
oeiock, 4. = us o,cioer, ~
l.30 O'Clock, Pm. u us O'Clock, Z. Z.
Connecting at Galesburg with the NORTHERN
CROSS RAILROAD 1or Quincy; at NendctA
lingto2 Nth fsst saalin9 Packets 5or 49,,
TO- SPECIAL NOTICE l4
Passengers from Southern and Western Town
fby taxing The b. 4 N. r.. r. r., reach ChicaGu
twelve hours ahead o. any other route. Ne ea !
BUY YOUR TICKETS HzA THIS R0VEZ
To 8htppeFs u Live Stoelk.,L ~
Stock Trains viii run regularly, leaving daily,
Sunday excepted. These Trafns have al the
rights Of Passenger TrainA thus insuring d..
patch and consequently avoiding all thOeo ve2-
atious delays that are constantly occuIrinG on
NEW STOCK PENS have been built On both
ndee q the Mis9is.ippi, cloee b. the Ferry; ana
Droyen win ind there anything they co0ld wish
for the accommodation Of their stock.
York. b. THiEISHN, superintendent.
4a Gen. Western Agent. G. h 4 q. RR
-, oct7.W6, 15as4 4t+ 4553#
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JUGAR FROM SORGHUM.-Far.

~ x!m eIs make your own Sugar by RIGGS
THTM PROCESS. Patented January 18th, 1864.
:: =: Riggs, OF Omaha, Nebraska. after expert
me1aung el1 years upon Sorghum has discov-
49, olmpie process BY which every farmer
- - manufacture and redEe his own sugar. Par
ues deeirtng to purchase County, Township or
iM1 o rights IN the counties OF Henry, Des
tine vs yen s. keekut, Louisa lee Muscar
IOWA. Address, DAVID WHITNEY,
Proprietor, Keokuk. Iowa, or
msyI-Tti -, 81 = -,
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7R0 ACRES-The N. W. IA 22-72
1NV -2-2 miles east OF Kossuth, 30 acres In
cNuvatton-a small house thereon. For sale or
ezcn0ege J0r Greenoncks. Price ten dollars per
0CIo-te1m0 easy. A WY GEO. II. LANE #
Junei7-wtf ONCE near Post ONCE, Burlington.
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B. 1 Q. R +. LINE.


I -.
/ /. Oh "a OnII 1alfable Roass EaSl
From Burlinston 70 Chicago, DsfEoit 1ole1o
nd Il cthef E1steTn and south EG13ern C4tio
.f11sm101D loavinG Burlington - the 90 y
Central RailIoad Nogth and 6outh md atC 1c3
~. 10th th0 Noon and Evening trains 8een
had 7oute0 to-Wft: r. G, b Is VA. Dee1oaE i
e.A Il VA Io1do andP tttspusyh and - Wayne
= p va n WAyuA. - which pa1eenoq1 sn
0nly tWssT hcurs hon BnsHngson p 1olets,
4hiItSen nUui8 ahead Of any other 1outs leavn1
0ozainGton. Wv WV ~ ,Tahs 80 .-.lN1
Ha9E1ee chsckea thyousn TO petyoiA NieGa4n
EA06 a11 New York, 9o@on, I91ecos Uank1k
Buffalo Htta0urgA and Phxlad0lpAiA. .Ye.
Tickets 5or This great Eastern thotQngh1ASo ~
o1lo At Ot1nmWA FAh0ead, MI p3e11AAk ana
The Ticket O@ce corner 1roAtand Wa13 seseeoe
Burlington.
N el0epang Can attached - the Atlza1nA
- H.. HoeroRD. 70
i1nl.bDk ' EN-. Agent G. b q. ~
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NIFTY MILES STAGING SAVRD.
New OpGn = OUuNVaO0, 50 Mica jaw1heF W2 0AOs
s59gs .-a ,0av oGher R0ilsoed n Iowa. s.g s
IN CONNECTION WITH THE W.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY
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~s ~s~evWAN0 WAY e4U~k1Vo
Cattle Buyer.-.h your name Bryantsn
III. Bryant.-"YesS Sir"
c. RI hGve been o re your cattle
and want to buy them. ssh
Mr.: R-"Well, what viii yon Riye9"
lCs.B.-"Allow me to throw out q few
bad and win give you two cents per
:, g; B.-"Are thsy not worth mere than
g q Bob, no, I have 80 head Of fl
cows that win average LOO pounds, which
I VIII DELIVER at Ottumwa 6 two and hall
N. B.-.I vim take then, here il $500 on
the contract, and We will 90 to the house
and draw up The necessary writings.''
=. A-Constdereble gutmped.- dwell,
want to sell all Of them together.n
Bryant, seeing that The cattle-buver
wanted g back, nid: II viii take all Of
them, and ass4 hate to see . cattle buver
back out, NJ raise your ol3er = half cent
and give you three cents, and here e =. 500
10 bind the contract" -
C. B.-Taken al aback, 81 will hsve 70
back out, I didn't expect to fnd any body
posted away out here. 0ood-day,'
was enquiring the?sNy to Burlinston. Int
didn't waptt0 buyteattle.
TIE BERE1AN FAMlIY.-We much "a.
gret we were led into an error by our IN
formation in noticing the services Of the
member Of this family TASTY BY which
great injustice was done to two members
who were not ct all noticed. Wewish here
to make amends. Samuel E. Bereunsn
whose death we noticed last week, had sev..
en- SONS in the United States military ser.
vice instead Of Eve % We then stated, two
Of whom, not then noticed, are as follows
Oliver, . member Of the 4th Cavalry, nov
a re-enlisted veteran, and Tilgman 81, now
. member Of tie first cavalry, but who was
a member Of the LIST regiment Of infantry.
These Included all the males Of this family,