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From the indian G'ountry.

FoRT SAITH, Ark, Sept. lO.-The In
dian Council yesterday was taken upin
reading the stipulatiOns to be imposed
by the Government on all treaties in
the Southwest. The stipulations pro-
pose IL grand consolidation of all Indi-
an tribes into one nation, the territory
of which shall be the present Indian
Territory and such other MS the Govern
nlent may decideupon. The tribes now
living in Kansas are to he removed
South, and tire Southwestern tribes are
expected to compel the Indians of the
plains TO observe the treaties. The In
dians now here say they understand
they were called to meet the late rebel
tribes and renew friendly relations with
them, and not TO make new treaties,
which they say they are unwilling and
unauthorized to do. But few of the
loyal tribes are here, but others arc ex-
pected soon. All speak favorably of
the policy of the Government, and mp
pear anxious to renew friendly relil-
lions with it.
Many of them promise their aid in
bringing the hostile Indians of the
plains to terms.
A messenger has arrived from the
Council in session mt Armstrong;
Academy, held by the Cherokees and
Choctaws, stating that their delegations
will soon arrive, .s
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BY TELEGRAPH.
by the Union Line:
ONCE, cOrnerof Monroe and Water streets.
Speech of President johnson.
Interesting Mexican News.
Affairs Among the Indians.
Defaulting State Treasurer.
Secretary Stewards Reception
Interesting Mexican News.
Affairs Among the Indians.
DefauIting State Treasurer.
Secretary Stewards Reception
The Wirz Trial Continued.
Mexican AGAirs.--A Force OF 10, 900
MenRanted by the LiberaIs.--ExeIte-
ment of the ImpeFInliHts

Mexican A6RIrs.-.A Force of 10000
MenWRnted by the Observation-Disclosures
ment OF the ImpeFIRliStS.
NEW York, Sept. I2.-The Tribune's
AIatnmoras correspondent says the aid
wanted by the chiefs of the Liberal
party is legion of about 10000 men in
order TO force all leaders to obey the
regular generals, and to take and hold
some point as n centre of union.
In my conversation with some of the
officers / observed they dwell upon
those two points.
The Liberal forces are now split uD in
small bodies. IN several instances small
French forces have been sent against
them, and owing TO the quality Ofthem
the result OF nearly every fight was in
their favor.
column of1O,OOO men entering this
country now, would find the impe-
rial forces i'll small bodies all over n
vast extent of territory, and would be
able to bent these bodies in detail. and
drive them in great part from the points
they hold with the loss of all war mate
rial.
To raise n legion of 10000 men, one
million dollars is necessary to begin
with, and this is n great want mt present.
lfthnt sum could be rnised there would
be abundance to arm, clothe, and feed
the legion until some, points in this
country such as Mntamoras, could be
taken, and a few million dollars ruised
by requisitiOn.
A commissioner is now in Browns
vile, with instructions from st, Loda
de TeXada, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
to raise a loan of 81 ,0OO,OO0, then TO
raise legion, buy SO many stand of
rifles, so many rounds of ammunition,
six batteries of ritied guns, so many
rounds of shell and case shot, CEc., but
the commissioner cannot raise tho Loo,
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Military commission.

NEW York, Sept. 12.@The Tribune,s
Washington special says:
Only 100 pnrtial rations are issued to
destitute Freedmen of this city, and the
number is rapidly decreasing, owing to
the efforts OF the Freedmen's BurfaTI
TO provide all colored citizens of this
class with, self-sustaining employment.
Lieut.. Clark. of Gen. Towards staff
has just returned from Harper's Ferry,
whittier he was recently sent for the
purpose of Investigating the Freedmen's
attairs in that vicinity, and reports
very encouraGinglyo of their present and
prospective condition. He represents.
however. that a demoniacal spirit of re-
belliOn still exists among n1nny of the
returned guerrillas OF Louden county
who have recently exhibited their hos
t1ltty by firing occasional shots Mt n
small squad of the l9Sd New York, sta
toned at Sandy Hook, on the MARYLAND
side of the,river. None of our men have
us yet been injured, although several
narrow escapes have occurred. GunrEIs
have been stationed, on the VfrWinir
side of the river, which will probably
prevent recurrence of these outrages
The Secretary of War issued instruc-
lions to the commanding Generals of
the Departments of North Carolina. Vir-
ginta, Florida, Texas, Louisiana and
Arkansas, directing them to immeCliate-
ly muster out of service all organize
tons of colored troops which were en-
listed in the Northern States, and are
now serving in their respective com
mands; the muster out to be by entire
organizations, including all additions
thereto by recruits and other services.
Another order directs the muster out of
three thousand additional white trdops
in the Department of Arkansas. ID,
Major General Augur has also been
ordered to reduce the volunteer force in
his command to six thousand commits
stoned officers md enlisted men of all
arms. 9TflF
A new military commission Of which
Col. John Mansfield, of the 10Th Veter-
an Reserves is President, aud Can't. a.
a, Wands, Of the 10th Veteran Reserve
Corps, is Judge Advocate, convened NJ
the Old Capitol to- day, in pursuance al
orders from the War Department. for
the trial OF all such persons as NAV be
brought before IL, The list will incfIils
quite a number OF citizen delinon6i,fs !.
and possibly the aeeomplices of Mir in
his inhunant atmentfo OF our pris oners
Secretary Seward, with his son Fred
ertck ana two daughterss paid-a flying
visit to Richmond on Saturday uI1htl
returning the next morning
Fitz Henry Warren, OF Towa, has been
appointed Minister resident from the
United States OF America to Guatemala,
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CINc1NNAr1, Sept. /.

CINCISSATI, Sept. II.
FLouR-Unchanged; superfine at So.
WHEAT-Dull; old red at 81 81. CoaS
Dull Mt CSC for sound ear. OATs-Iu
good demand at 42c in elevators. RYE
IDull ut soc for prime old. BARLEY
steady and in good demand Mt 81 90 for
prime new full. WHIsKY-Eirn atS223.
NESS PoRR--Good demand at $50 so for
and Bacon are unchanged; 30 hhds clear
rib Bacon sold at l75{c for hams, 24d3O
FOR common sugar cured. LARD-Ad-
yanced to 25c and in good demand.
observation-disclosures and prices tend
ing upward; demand is active. GOLD
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Coal Contracf--niII OF Rights.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA merchant
of Washington has contracted to fur
nish one thousand tons of coal to tho
trains at tho depot, ut S11 43 and IL 55
per ton.
The Alexandria, Va. Journal in re-
fetring to the late decision of the
county court, that by the bill of rights,
shows that by the same bill of rights,
negroes have the right to vote, quoting
the words, that all men showing suffi-
Gent evidence of common interest with
and attachment TO the community have
the right of suffrage.
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artiaeial Les. ARMS and Crutoheg.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
G. 4It MANUFACTURE, sAJ
U. S. GENERAI HosP1TAI.

/. Wheeling, W Va, dpFfi 18th, 1875,
TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING TO
i you that have carefully examined the
Artificial Legs manufactured by LEoSARD
simplicity Of construction rs well MS duTabili-
" and convenience, have never seen any
thing 10 equal them, and therefore cheerfully
recommend them toany who are unfortunate
enough to need artificial limbs. lSF--T :
Very resp't, your obed't serv't
'' "A Surgeon, o. s. A., in charge.
have carefully examined the Artificinl
Legs OF LEONARD LEGRAS, and find them
simple In their construction, of good work.
manShiPt light and very substantially made.
They VIII be quite rs serViceable as any arti-
ncial legs IN use, and on account of their sim
plicity and strength less liable to need repairs
cheertully recommend them to any who
JOHN FRIsSELL,
A. A. Surgeon, u. 8. A
WHEELISGI w. Va, April 18th, 1855. ]
The Artificial Legs offered for slle by CIIAs.
BEHLER, Agent, ] can recommend for the foI-
lowing advantages: simplicity in stTJlcfure
strength of material and economy in pFtca. Z.
Respectfully, II, w. HAzLETT,
It affords me pleasure to state that LFoN-
ARD lEGRAS, corner of East Commons, Ale
Rheny, has furnished me with an artificial leg
That can use well, afler one weeks using. i
cneeriully recommend to all who are unfor-
inmate TO need one to give him call
LEWIS RAlLALEY,
Springdale, Allegheny Co, Pm.
For further particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEHLER, Agt.,
Monroe 81, bet. Mdrket 4 Fourth.
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T OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY,
L situated ON the line ofthe National Road
four miles east OF tile city of Wheeling. Said
property consists OF my residence, containing
eleven rooms and an attic finished, bath
rooms and NIL modern improvements; also
fourteen acres Of ground attached, on Which
ARE convenient Out-houses, including brick
stabling, lee and spring honSc, chIclery and
two cisterns. Also, one hundred md twenty
five Apple trees OF choice kinds; Pear Peach
Plum and Ounce trees, all hearing There
are also choice selections OF Grapes, RaSpbcr-
EieS, Blnckberrtes, Strawberries, md other
with eVeTgreens and other ornamental shrub
berry.
any one desiring TO purchase all together.
Persons desiring to consult me In regard to
price, terms Of payment, &c, can leave their
names at the GINS Company's Office, or visit
feb22-tf JACOB IoRSBRoOK.
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Valuable Coal and Farming Land
FOR SALE.

SITU ATED y MILE BELOW RENwooD.
- HmileS below Wheelingl Marshall county,
top of River Hill, containing ~ ACRES with 70
ncreS OF coal. There Is 31acrg-S OF river bottom,
IN good cultivation, with small orchard
and ~ acres OF vines; ~ ucTeS hill, three
tourths OF which is cleared and cultivated A
INST rate landing al the river, and great facil-
more and Ohio Railroad, and the Ohio ana
Marshall county Plank Road pass through
or ON the river bank, is Very eligible for an
lrOn Furnace or Rolling Ainl, with cOnVC-
nlent supply OF coal, and ready shipment by
rail or river. Title indiSputable. Terms OF
payment made TO suit purchaser. Apply to
DIR. E \. HILDRETH,
Iih street, opposite Court House.
ItttsburS Commercial copy l week and
send hiu TO this office scptS-:sIy
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New YoRK, Sept. II.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Shade lower:
IS, 81, coupons, IO01s; IS, 1910 coupons
9l1s; 1905, I'd series, 997Ss; do. Sd series
!D1s; Gs year cert's, new issue, 1851.
Tenn. Is so; Missouri
Us IS; Quicksilver 5OI4; Hudson Canal
40; Canton Coal co; n. Y. Central 63sz:
Erie $50; Reading lO71$; Mich. South.
ern 6s1z; Mich. Cen. 1lOLI; Cleveland q
Pittsburgh 721&; Northwestern 2s7S; do.
pretr'd 6254; Rock Island 1IOIS; Prairie
du Chen 491z; TT. Wayne 9SA.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. II, The anniver4
sary of the battle of Baltimoreis being
celebrated to-day, with gay display
of flags. All s'..g
The steamship Continental, with the
Sth and 18th Indiana infantry, arrived
at this port this morning. They viii
be disembarked and take the rail at
this point,
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Prnnartu fol. Sale

TIME DWELLING HOUSE ON QUINCY
Street between Fourth and Fifth, now Oc-
ctIpietl by Rev. Mr.. MONT. Also. the ndJoin-
ing House now occupied by AIr. HILL. Also,
the property ON Market street, known rs the
Old Jail with the tenement ON the back end
Jail Will be sold at n bargain. II not sold 10y 9th
OF October, the property Will be offered at
public sale. Apply 10 ft
scp5-lmS A. ALLEN HOWELL.
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For Sale.

7 WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT 1
l now live IN on Water Street, 1t fronts y feet
modlous dwelling house with $ rooms and a
path house, with both hot md cold water
Stable and ice houSc-all in good repair. /
Wlll sell my groceries and give possession to
the person purchasing IL they want them as
wish I" quit business For particulars in
qulfeoi ]. h BOTSFORD
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Inception OF SecretaFy Seward.

New York, Sept. 12.-The Herald's
Washington special says:
a reception, when, in addition to the
numerous others visiting, the principal
portion of the southern delegation,
which called upon the President during
the day, was present. They were re-
ceived by Mr.. Seward and other MEM
bers of the Cabinet, in manner
with which they were greeted Mt the
executive mansion. The tone of the
remarks of the Secretary of State We're
similar to that of those made by the
President, and while stating. that the
governments policy was to restore and
improve the south, not to iuiure it, he
remarked, that at the same time, sure
work must be made of preserving the
peace of the nation. -
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Arrest or the ONO stnte Trensurer.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-G. volney Dor
sey, Treasurer of State, was arrested
last night nj Columbus, on warrant
issued by Gov. Anderson, charged with
breach of trust and embezzlement.-
Mr.. Dorsey give bail in the sum of
$780, the amount fixed by law
The warrant charges him with loaning
$4,000 to n banking firm Mt Columbus.
The Governor has issued proclama-
ton declaring the office of Treasurer of
State vacant.
The delegation of European capital
lists arrived last night. A grand ban
quet is to be given them this evening.
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New Yorh sIone1 nrnrLet.

4ta 1i NEW York, Sept. u.
MoNEY-Easy at sac per cent. STER-
LLNd EXcITANGE- Dull at IO9GIOgJ<.
AMERICAN GoLD-Lower, opening ut
1875, closing at l43s{.
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Sent, u.

aa BALTIMORE sept. L.
FLoUR-Dul. WHEAT--Dull; red
81 10. CoRN--Heayy, white SIC. OATS
Firm at 4sc. PRovIsIoSs-Steady
WHIsKY-Dull at 81 2711a2 %.
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Government Sale

pN DIRECTION OF BRIG. GEN. a. II.
ID DYER, Chief OF Ordnance. the following
ordnance and ordnance stores will be sold ON
LuGSuny. the 18th day of September,
i $3.50, AZ HarTers Ferry, w. Va, to wit: q, SIS
lbs cast Iron, :,,iGg lbs Wrought do. Also, large
Quantities OF Artillery Harness, Horse Equip
mentS, cavalry and Infantry Announcements
Carbines, ReyolverS. swords, Halters and
straps, ShovelS, Spades, Telling Axes, Blan-
kets, TarpaulinS, &c. &c.
EB-Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. n. m.
and continue nom day to day until the stores
are disposed of.
TERMS CASH, in Government funds
d. ]. YOUNG, Ordnance Agent.
JoIS KooSCE, Auctioneer,
aug3l-tilseptI2
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Meeting of Rank Omcers--HaytIen
AMIR

. y. /. : -
NEW YoRK, Sept. 12,-At a meeting
of bank officers to-day resolutions were
adopted by a vote of 20 to 10 that, in the
opinion of the meeting, a system of re-
demption of national bank notes in
conformity with law, OUGHT to be adopt
ed. Further action will be had at the
meeting next week.
Late adyices from Hayti, through of
fetal sources, state that though the
revolutionists have held out longer
than was expected, they must submit
before long. &I
The rebellion has been prolonged Mt
Cape Haytien by President Gerhard, by
investing the town, SO as to besiege the
rebel garrison, without inflicting the
citizens with the horrors of a lombard
ment, but the President Inns now de-
cided to take more determined mea-
sures, and bring matters to a close.
The Haytien steamer Geffrard, now
at this port, will return to HaYd as
soon as her repairs are completed. / 1
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 12.-Goid was veal
to-day. Quotations opened at l449k and
fell yesterday to IA, afterwards It re-
covered u,
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:
- WHEELING. a nril 2ith. IRii

Messrs. McCABE, KRAFT & Co, GerRemen:-
Camp Dlarrhoea, with which have been
deeply athlete for almost one month, an other
remedies tried hdCfn1 failed, and finding Il not
only a present relief but a permanent cure l
take pleasure in recommending It to the IA
Yorable notice ofall who may be alike afiiicted
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NE w FIRM.
J. s, TRIMBLE & CO.,
PLuNIRERs AND Gas FfTTERs. I

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST
IL opened new establishment on Market
street, between Quincy and John, where we
Will keep constantly on hand q complete as
sortment of everything in our line OF business
all kindso Of work connected with the Plumb.
ing and Gas Fitting business. Our stock Is en-
urely new and has been purchnsed for cash
ut the lowest rates. We therefore feel conf
dent thatwe can give satisfaction TO all who
may favor us with their patronage.
aug2&d ]. s. TRIMBLE & co.
TIRuSsES, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
BOOKINGS odd Fellows Hall Drug Store.
DISCS CURE FOR CONsUAiPTTON!IA
MholeSale and Retail by q, BOOKING. odd
Fellows Hall Drug Store, apg8I
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D. Chaplain l5th NJ. " Tnfanf l!

MouNDSv1LLE, Marshall Co., w. Va,
MessIS. McCABE, KRAFT q Co., Gentlemen:
Last summer, being in Nashville, Tenn. /
was attacked with severe Diarrhoea. tried
the remedies ofseveral physicians, but with
out any effect. / WINS advised by my friends
to come home. I was completely broken
down and prostrated. Upon arriving at homel
Twas advised 70 try Efafts DiATrhcpa Cont
pound. One bottle of completely cured ne diS-
ease and reStoFed my health. am glad TO re-
commend this valuable medicine to oil ar
htcted with this terrible disease
YouB truly, ANDREW EDWARDS.
Messts. McCAAE, KRAFT 4 Co, GelNeiien:
Last summer was attacked with q very
severe DiarThe9, nom which / suffered ior,
but was unable to check the disease. j AZ iasf
procused bottle Of iKraft's DiaiThuan CONF
pound One bottle entirely cured ne ofiSenSe
and restored me to my usual health. I take
pleasure IN recommending this valuable meSi-
icine, Us have proved its virtues in my own
case, and seen II tried by others with tho same
Formerly Master 8Iachinist d. & 8. II r.
.McCABE, KRAFE& CO. .Wholessiea Drug.
gists, Wheeling, w, Va, Sole PFoprietoTs. Ia
whom al. orders should be addressed. -
Fer sale IN Rridgsport by WEST & MTTCFts
mayhem
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The Greatest Medicine Of the Agel
KRAFT'S, DIARRHEA COMPOUND!

Ane ulllS Eohlo anu NeIllll NuE6lOr
DIARRHGA, DYSENTERY, FLUX, SUM-
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Ind all Diseases efthe Stomach and BoIceJs, IN
cident 10 a Change Of Diet or Climate, Il
TNHE PRoPRIEToRS OF THIS TRULY
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before introduced. Ithns been used with the
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all Other Remedies hare G1fled. CaEe8 Of Ghron-
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cured by the use OF tlGO bottles. This remedy
has nerer failed In a single fIlStCLac6 where the
disease has batiied the skill OF even the most
ElZillful physicians. fisl "a
KRAFT'S DIARRHGA COMPOUND has been
In use for number Ofye1Ts, and by its timely
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This medicine Is purely scientific preparn-
ton, and is prepared with the greatest Cau-
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Every traveller should have a bottle of the
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Every soldier will ind Il Invaluable. 80
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Decrease of Rations served 10 Freed.
nlen...Returned GuerriIIns still Ex.
hlbIfing u RcbelIiOuS SpIrit.--CoIOr-
ed Troops 10 be Mustered Out-.-Cien.
AuEuE's Army 10 be Retluced...A New
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aehulfsalF aIutious.
Fancy Goods.

lust. RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT
81 PollacfS's Notion House:
30 doz. Hoop skirts,
F." so Cotton and Wooden Hosiery,
so Gloves and Gauntlets, i
80 /" Jouvins Kid Gauntlet, best goods
b .siafsi imported,
1000 Spool Cotton, ,.., .l,t-r
500 rs. Germ. Linen Thread,
~ 80 dog. Undershirts and Drawers,
| 20 !" Flannel shirts, i i.t2sE9
y 100 % isuspenders, @ 5'iis
:. 100 cases German Pipe Heads, f3J
100 doz- scrubbing Brushes I4..-i-s r.sI
100 {" Backing =
20 original cases, assorted, Toys,
800 pieces Bonnet and Tahetas Ribbons,
- D'doz. Ladies' Trimmed Hats, p
At prices fnr below those charged in EaSt
ern markets ri .igs -at n ~ s1r O.,
seP5 AUGUSTUS PoLLAcE.
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New York Cattle 0Torket.

New YORK, Sept. 12.
The current prices for the week at all
markets are as follows:
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The --latest News.

BY TELEGRArH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25

PRArrs ALI OF UxE S1pE.-There were
some Christians who sincerely thought slavesy
. " divine institution, " and pr.yed dsvously
for its continuance, bot their prayers were
mere dust in the balance compared with the
many earnest prayers Of faith poured forth by
devout men and women who sought deliver
ance at the hands of God from the countless
evils Of bondage and oppression. God heard
and answered their prayer, and the war OF
rebellion and the emancipation proclamation
is the result
. Now, legions of suppliants are besieging
the Throne Of God with increased earnest
ness and faith for the elevation of the four
millions of recently emancipated slaves in the
scale of humanity, and for the restoration TO
them of the rights of manhood to which our
fathers declared all men were entitled, and to
secure which governments were created, ''de-
riring heir just po,cers from the consent Of the
gorerned." Now, we don't hear of anybody
praying to God and beseeching Him to deny
his oppressed and degraded people this boon,
and we rather think there are few or no
prayers in that behalf; though ones ears
are assailed on all hands with q great deal of
cursing and swearing against it.
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Yrou.-superaps, % co. Spring Eztra 70: n1tra,
81 IS . bbis Double Extra, ebi, - W. oce 's's
w WI so@soc; Fall. 90 to ispba-
RssuY-FaIli 1901 %; spring, soesoe-
OAYs-2s0S0c y bush.
Ooss-7 aSoe = bushel buying; eoe selling
0o.S nssL-sl % p 100 hs bn!inE; 70 ceiling
MAx-Wheat sO0soc p loo Ms buying; 6o0foc sell
Ing. -, "a ,.v,n~ "A .e,,,rr
RuYrsn-9O026s bayingp 7S090c selling
Dees-aO222c buying 1ifD2sc selling.
CHIcKfss-spring Chickens, ~ oooz " laying se.E
ing w - Rs.ss-common to Good 7tosl Is bsyiaE
I % 20 20 selling.
fALLov-sHc.
BRxsvAy-Ssc buying
U.Y-Tinothy $40 %, Prsirie$fo 90
Hrnr.-Dry flint sto &c; Dry sAted ic 6rubby, hall
n,;cs. Green 1: Green Sheep Peits, II 2Sto 10.
Irsrprn-Iemlock sole 80 70 Voc b: do harness $50
sse = b DO upper - 30c per foot OAK sole s00Ssc
srrns-YIar, 81 %, Clover IS 90 TO 10 % busA !;
Timothy, Is %
HAus-Susar Cured 25e y b. selling. sides 10 TO ze
selling.
PIAfHHRs-5o TO Soc
RAas-31 TO &e, buying
BAss-Burisps, SOC.
eesnless. 2 bush, IS to f5c.
Flour, Dbl. 80
do u bLl., % to nc
40 Y hbl- lpsperlsh
sAcxs-Wool Sacks 90 zach