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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-30

bts LOUIS MaTkets
From the Democrat Of the 2sth. |

FROM the DemocTaf OIL the Zsth.f
Flour-The market was firm for all grader.
with an improved trade demand, but no great
activity. Sales choice double extra at Sll
so: good do at $40 50tallO rs; double extrs
at 50 SOFA 9 IS: low double extra at sea 9
%; go do do at S4 COCA 10; 200 do low do
at 81 As; 295 brls fall wheat super at 81 so;
spring and fall wheat do at 81 %; spring do
at 81, and fine at S6 25
Wheat-Market steady and firm for good
grades, but the demand was not very active.
Saturday being the poorest day of the week
as general thing for the sale of commodities
on the landing. Sales premium white at 81
30, an outside price; choice at So 30; prime
and strictly prime at S2fa2 10; good at 81
15(a S7a common and fair fall at 81 4OGa1
80; poor do at 81 25tas go inferior and dam
aged at COCO 81 II bushel.
Corn-The market was stiff and most of
the trasanctions were at prices 1@2c higher:
choice white at SIC; yellow and prime mixed
in new sacks at 77G 78c, mixed at 75c: com
mon at zoe. delivered yellow, in second hand
sacks, at 66c, and poor at 55c.
Oats-There was little or no change in the
market, and sales choice old at soc; choice
new and fair old at 44Gg46c; new, subject to
inspection, at 42e; new at Ale; poor do at 80
G532c.
Barley and Rye-There is nothing do
ing in barley. Sales of rye on private terms;
choice at roc, and good at &c
Provisions-The market is dull and weak
and we hear of few transactions beyond
small jobbing business. We quote mess pork
at 500; bacon clear sides at l9l q Iolc; shout
ders at l5aCasl64c; plain hams, covered and
uncovered, at 20fd &c; sugar do at "a
"a 2ec: prime lard, steam and kettle, in large
packages at 22a@l233c. Sales mess pork at
$50; bacon shoulders at 16ic; plain canvased
hams at 22c.
Whisky-The marked opened firm, and
sales in lots at 50 "a. Before the close. how
ever, the article was offered at 50 235.
Hides-Flint were sold at 13@ l3l. We
quote dry sailed at lie; green satlted at &c
d pound.
Hay-No demand except for small lots, land
market very dull. Sales of loose pressed
timothy at Sls.
White Beans-Market very dull and the
only sale was prime white at 81 90 Ts bushel.
Dried Fruit-Supply light, and we hear of
no sales. A few sacks Of new peaches have
been received.
Rutter and Cheese-Butter is in fair SUNNY.
and sells at 256a26c for choice dairy; 24iG
25c for good and choice Western store, and
log zoe for cooking and grease Cheese il
6rmer at log lie q ID.
Eggs-Supply light and market steady, at
l8@ &c shippers count and recounted, and
without and with packages.
Potatoes and Onions-Fair receipts by
wagons, and sales in bulk at 81 l0@1 q u
brl for miller potatoes; 81 5O@1 IS for ne
shannocks, and 81 1902 90 for onions. The
latter are in good request 1T 8O@s5c p bush.
including packages,
Feathers-Demand active at an advance.
Choice new live geese feathers are now
bought at Soc; other qualities from SO to 75c
y pound.
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In Scotch pig we only notice small sales
No brands from store. at $45ta 47-stock
hight. No American is scarce and wanted.
and full prices are realized; 100 tons No /
sold at $40 and 300 do No 2 1886, both at
Poughkeepsie, but 600do nearer here brought
$32 for No extra, and $40 for No extra.
there is but little No now available for inn
mediate delivery. Rails are without change
We uote the sale of an invoice Of 100 tons
Belgi IN refined bar on private terms. Dealers
have advanced their prices from store about
3 per ton. We now quote tstore prices re-
hned bar Sllofa 10; common do 100fa lo5
scroll Sl30te 100: oval and half round
lS0ta1i0 lunchanged;) band $40; horse
shoe $3.50 Z. l40; rods is@s-l6 inch
Sll2 500 1870: hoop sl45@ zoo. and nail
rods at 9!f Toe. Sheet iron is steady at pre-
yious quotations.
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The Boston Jcesa1 says that the recent
reports from the silk-groving regions Of En-
rope ere Of very disheastsuing character.
The annual produce q NIX in France. which
used 70 be worth . hundred millions Of francs,
has fallen OF to thirty.foor millions Tor the
pest year. And % widespread i the disas-
ter that three thousand Eve hundred and sew
enty.four mayors in the silk growing depart.
ments memorable the French Government
for relief. A committee Of scientific and prac-
ucal men have besa sppoiated to zee II any
means can be discovered to remedy the evils
which now almost rain the business.
The London Econopsia says The accounts
ct hand from China being favorable the silk
trade continues in most inactive state. Prices
must be considered in great measure, NOM
inal; but they have strong downward ten
dency. The sold and unsold stock here on
the instant was oslo bales China. and 5000
bales Bengal produce, against 1900 bales,
and 8, 1853 bales respectively, in 1854.
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DAILY Gar. CrrY OpvIcs, /

DAILY CAT. CrrY OpyIcs,
: 2 August -, 1855. )
Business better than usual. The streets
presented more lively appearance than Tor
several days, and buyers were plenty ior
everything except hay, which seemed 70 De
dull sale.
WHEAr-No change. Old fall III oo(9$l
10: new fall 81 so@$1 20; choice new fall
81 70; old spring 81 1901 30. The most Of
the new offered is in fair condition.
CoRN-very little offered; price 4O945c.
oArs-Old 1906; new l7@22c.
RYE-Ready sale at 5Oc.
SErDs-Tmothy So; Haxseed 81 50.
PorAToEs-40@45c.
OSloSs-4O@45c.
HAY-Timothy dull sale at SO 90; Prairie
81 90.
FEATHERs-5O@55c.
BEEswAx-373c; ready sale.
EcGs-1s@20c was paid to- day, but closed
weak.
BurrER--1sc for packed, and 22GN for
choice
CHIcKESs-Yo Young So %; old 81.
BACoS-19c; Lard zoe.
WooL-Tubwashe 55c; lot of half-wash
ed at 38lc.
HIDEs-No change; dry flint lie; dry salt
ed &c; green sc; green sailed &c.
RAGs-Free from woollen 4c.
TALLow-In barrels lie; loose &c.
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Boston Shoe Trade.

Although there is yet but little trade with
the States recently in rebellion; the shoe bus.
mess was never more promising than at this
time. The manufactures have received large
orders in anticipation of the fall trade, and all
the workmen are employed. The shoe towns
are busy. and oil full, and though more help
~hics prevents the supply from beina mes'
Lumber. is coming down, and If there Is Also
70 Be : decline ia other building materials,
and in the crice of labor, much building will
- done il this State in the next Eve
,suAhs {, asst the growing demand for
. Nooas-BeGtos 1rave1R.
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Could that feline quadruped in its isolated
position have thought there would have been
another of De Quincy's Vision of Sudden
Death or of his " Dream Fuge?" There it
had hung day after day upon that sign, con-
hned to its close quarters, not daring TO make
the leap that would have brought it to the
ground, unable to get off as it had cot on
Day passing without delverance and noctnr-
nal hours without chance of housing. Hun
ger gnawing it. Don't know whether that
cat thought at all, but if SO its reflections must
have been unpleasant as the hours passed
without bringing rescue. and then settled mon
II the conviction of inevitable death by the
slow process of starvation, Then a,.emn+od
aid came. Efforts to reach il repeatedlv fa;,
AT last 1t is caught by the string thrown TO it
CLEAN of hope! Further years of cat life.
further months of feline enjoyment. dismav
carried into the ranks of mice innumerabla-
oil this, but no. The same force that draws
1t from Its suspended prison preeipitates it
upon Inc iron ratings two stories below and
tnat cat Is defuacted. 1t has sought the future
aoode, the everlasting home of its ancestors
Alas, poor Pussy! I" Sich is life,
What's this all about? Yes, Wen ,e,,
you. It's only cat that got upon SIGN ON
Main street at the altitude of three stories
from the ground, and was unable to 90. off
Remained two or three days. The attemn, To
lasso y it from its position YESTERDAY re-.
suited IN fatal results as above stated 1t was
only cat Don't amount to anything Blu,
imagine the cat human being juvenile. mas.
ealine or feminine, and the affair becomes
highly sensational.
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New Yerk Aensy 0axkss.
Dy1sleam0A.l usv Teas. Aag. -.
Moosy-nMy q ~ PR cent % salI loass.
0esg1iaG uxeAonGo-Doll 81 no0lnal - 1Qo8<nloo1<
~ gold 1sse 49, hIl1. =
0ot-vAAsat 6sri1ed ehaae8 epenias = llj<. a.
va1cng 1D1A13x ~ elseins 8 l4l16- 4
GosGg10eot 6ooeke- Quie9 and arm.
- Oo1Dens 1esK
80 oss1e1 (nsanss9 1e4N,
CAP7g&e Olsg3G o D i 1eg<;'MAP D Q ~
M Z wes - y wells 49, "A III - CAN v
q ~ 9 GRIP ~ "a lX.osEt - ne A.il -
~ .; 1saAlps NJ = ~: 4 sl9E fsis3s iol
0srs a. oaisksisvss ~.
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From the Democrat of the 2sth.]
The large auction sales Of mules by Gov
eminent gave the appearance of great activity
to the market this week. A great many buy
ers were present. and the range of prices was
generally high.
The demand is now confined principally to
work horses for farm use, heavy draft horses
and large mules. We do not hear of much
inquiry for fancy horses and small mules are
dull.
Business for the week comprised auction
sales of 1872 horses from $40 to 1ls; 274 mules
from $50 to go; and private sales of 35 hor-
ses from sos to 275, aud S. mules from 500
to $50.
Auction sales of mules will be resumed on
Tuesday, the 29th inst
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BY Telegraph NV Yenx. Aus 10
co,tan-isa.y and fully e lower o. 49, ~ mid
eliag.
fiour-Dui. heavy ard lse lower At : $50; IS fo,
kxtra state. soHf 90 for super. Vests rn- oo1s 90
For conm' 10 medium extra wessert; Eoszg so fig
common TO good shipping tf.nds EItrs v. H. o 9 7oD
IL 70 FOR trade trands. the market eiosng h.avy
Whhky-fnmer; Western AZ 1qlS82 20.
Whe.s-2 10 &c loser ~ 5efl IS fcr Chicago evrins
1881 Sc for MIL Club; IS inferior de-; sal s.
Tor Amber Mi the after extreme; lIO2 Is for
Amber State. the latter an extreme
Rye-Du1 AID drV ping
Corn-lc lower Id SIC 90 for dana ged and unsonn,
prime shipping.
oats-He.vy snd decidedly lower Western nominal at
e3lSc.
Rice-Duli
Cufee-steady.
euga--Actiss and st.sdy; Cuba and Musco ssdo =.
la @ls14c
Moxsscs-Duil.
Wooi-Duli
Pctro'sum-Qniet ct 81 sc Cor Crude; 4pAss for RI.
hned in Bond, and 60112l1c for do Free.
pork-Lossr al 81 5osg32 TOR nav ness cosinr At
VI 90 cash. - $3.50 % for 1904 do; % o9 for prime
and "a 5oss = % Tor prime Alsa VG3 btls ne v
mess for September, sellers option. At 80 IS.
Beef-Mose act and st-s1y at 0oSl2 90 for plain
mess ann 10 :oeela 50 for extra msss.
Pcme Mess 81 es-Quiet.
Cut A-atsQuist and steady ct l4l1Dlsl<c for sboul
ders, aud l9e.sc Tor hams.
Latd-steshy st 2iS.c.
Buttsr-ftsady 1T alo2ac for Ohio and slaspc for
State.
ch.ss.-ouist =, ioAls]] f. for common to prime.
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Gross Weight

To, IN tots from 20 DC p 10 gross.
Hogs-Receips loo head, which were ship
ped by owners down the river Good hogs
are in demand at 8 to lie gross.
Sheep-Receipts 256. The market is dull
for ordinary, but good are ready sale. Sales
were 80 head at So so: so head at 81;
10 head at So; &c head at So per head, and
there are about 200 head already unsold
Cows and Calyes-There is good demand
for prime, and they range at from $40 to $50
Sales Of ! a, SAL 30. and at $50.
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Bv rsieersph.

By Telegraph CsfcAso Aug =.
The MARI cts generally unsestled AMI lower.
flour-Duil ard Is 70 2Oc lower Sslss 1t II 50 for
White Winter ~ W for Red inter- aud Is fur Spring
Extras
Wheat to Il lower TOR eprisg, aud 70 = on Red
Sales AZ 70 ~ 50 No Rsd and sS0i . for No
Spring
Corl3 to 31<e lower. ssles = oelSD70l<o for No l.
ANA 60k9Wc ~ Nos.
0sts-3 to 21xc lovsr Sales At ss@sec for No l, and
31@331<c for Ho2
Kye-s y " lover. eas~s .. sooss,c for No 1.
BaTlsy-a 10 &c lower eslfs 1t oODS1c. S
whaky-ouist NJ 4 4 to &c better. Bsles at loD
Provisinns-Aess porl 9sa.. and 30 lower ealss st
% go 60 and prime issuinal.
Lad urmsr. tess q 20 Il rees q S39xc.
HoGs-26c higher Eales 10 9kOll 20.
Beef Cattle Dull at SC ~ ~
/ Flax tssd- Dr1lcs and waited q Is.
noDay-v4y 6cse.
sxsAsnS. lssisr q lie descent 70 psr buyinS an1
~ - i-le Evnlun sslliae. :
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CHANCE OF rrsD.-A note from Mr. Tr..v
Chairman OF the State Central Committee NO.
tines US that there has been slight cb.r..
made IN Gov. Kirkwood's appointments IN
this county He viii speak at West po;n.
Friday, Sept ed; Keokuk, SATURDAY.. Sen.
2sd Fort Madison, Monday, Sept. a5th.
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NEW CARDTyPE.-Being DESTROYS to ''keep
pace with the times we have made arrange
ments to receive from the manufacturers the
latest and most beautiful styles of card and
circular type as fast as issued. Our custo-
mers can, therefore, have any particular
style of printing executed in satisfactory
manner, and at cheap figures
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a NILE and half of diabolism. for he wen,
na'' over town. A half day of persistent dis.
cord ground into the ears and toruon.;n. ~.
hses out OF esS e'uzens That was the man
with the hand organ yesterday. That he snr
waves one day Of his labors is only proof that
machine music can't kill him. If ther. 80.
= purgatory for the inventor of that N ach;aa
there should be. ''
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Church Directory.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN - Fifth street, betw een
Man and slondeau Services every Sabbath At IL m
md p. N. Sunday School 9le u M
JANIS bRowH, Pastor.
FIRsTPREsBYTERIAN-Co aer Hieb and Fourth
,tre.ts Services every esbbsth II D. m and IL m
sunday School a. m. j. 0IIIrr,r psssor
UNITARIAN oHURCH-Cornsr High and Hourth
'rerts Services every Sabbath at Ii a. NJ. Sunday
~hooi'a m Il. HAssALL, Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE NJ. E'CHURrH-Corner ofsev.
MIN ana Morgan streets Preaching every sabbath af
II n n and sabbath Sci ooi at Q a m puhlie
prayer Nesting on Wednesday evenings.
y. II. WANING, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST cHURCH-Third street. between
concert and High Services every sabbath At IL q m
md Up. IN. Sabbath schoolsxa m
}. T. wRsYovER, Pastor
CoNaREaATIoSAL CHURCH. ish street between
sn'h ana SIXTH Services every Sabbath at II m and
p m sabbath School At PAS = PRAYER merttnc
~ wednesday evenings. GRoRs " THAcHKR, Pastor
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HORSE TANNING LEcrURE.-W. H. Rarey,
brother of the more famous ]. s., will lecture
to- night at the Court House on the subject of
tanning and training horses
And on Thursday morning at 8 o'clock he
will exhibit specimens of the art and of his
peculiar power over wild horses, at the livery
stable of Mckee 4 Simpson, on Third street.
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THr Burlington Ha,ckeye intimates that as
Gen. Sherman purposes visiting his brother at
Des Moines this fall, he may be present at
the State Fair, which is held at Burlington,
commencing September 26th.
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Ar the Union Convention in Henry county,
Hon. I. W. Woolson was renominated for the
Senate; Col. Bereman and Hon. J. P. West,
for Representatives John B. Drayer for
County Judge; W.T.. Spearmain, for Sheriff
c. V. Arnold, for Treasurer Prof Howe,
for Superintendent
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IMPORTANT TO SoLDIERs-We call attention
to the card of Captain Reid, who has opened
An office in this city as Claim Agent, for the
prosecution of claims due soldiers, or the
legal representatives of deceased soldiers.
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MERCHANT TAILoR-For fine clothes, and
"snug fits" go to Y. Paul's establishment,
north side of Main street, between Second
and Third. His goods are first class, and he
desires persons in search of such articles to
call and examine prices and styles. feeling
confident that he can make it to their advan-
tage to leave their measures Taug3O-lw.
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Cattle Market.


NEw YORK, Aug. ID
The current prices for the week all yards are A. fol-
lows:
BeefCsttle-lst quality Is b00lf co; fair 70 good
IL SO.
Cows and Cal,es-Exfras p head IS co 900 90. LIST
quality, head, at IS t0a 50 90. ordinary 50 COATS on.
common s0d 60 10; inferior 80 00n 81 90
common .dis4c; inferior GSl%c.
Sheep and Lamhs-Extra oo97 Is; prime ooa
10 ordinary 6o95 s., common 4 0odO4 80, inferior
90 a. W.
swine-Hea7y fed p b. l3]<4l3s &c: light and
medium at l2554Gl3,<c; ttiii fed at 123IGlSc
The cattle MAJ ket without de is,ed change The
supply OF Irisue cattle rather aud this kind
thereto ID freely II full previous prices. Other kuds
were plenty, however, and with only moderate de-
mand Prices ssorsd the purchasers though there was
decided decline
Mich steady With moderate demaud At pre-
vious prices.
vsais wsfe nrm, and sold freely II our quotations
above
Sheep and lambs .od toerabe we'll during the week
aod some Of tbs dealers report some sght improve
ment
Hogs are higher, with good demand 1t the Improve
ment.
Total receipts of all stock for this week and last week
were ss follows;
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IT Has BEEN DISCOVERED That might be
said of sundry and various things, but we
only mean to say that it has been found that
the establishment of /. NJ Lesem & Co. is a
first-rate place to buy goods. Go and expert
ment. The result will be thoroughly salts.
faofarv
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OuR friend Prof H. r. Palmer sends us
from Chicago the circular of the Normal MI.
steal Academy of the Northwest, established
at Indianapolis, Indiana, and Madison, Wis.
consin. There are two terms each wear.
Professor P. is Principal, assisted BY able
music teachers. The fall term at Indianap-
Oils commences September 1lth, and con-
tinues four weeks.
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The Hankeye says that the amount of travel
upon the Burlington & Missouri road for the
month of August will exceed any month in
the history of the road
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~FOR SHERIFF-At the request of
many friends announce my,elf candidate reelec
tion Sheriff Of Lee county ~ the snsusng election
prevent questions being asked, declare now that
am In savor Of supporting President Johnson; A.
agAnsl Negro Suffrage where: In favor II urione
pessed soIders and Loyal Citizen. Convention
hayieston Lee county los the 18th day Of July
1865, Of which Capt. Bsilinger vas hartman
augl0 IsRA IL Anderson
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To those DESTROYS of bargains in dry goods,
notions, &c. We would say go and see Kra-
mer. Irwin & Co, as they have large stock
of seasonable goods for sale at very low
prices. dim
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THE cholera is making sad havoc at Con-
stanstinople and at Ancona, and the disease
is said to have broken out at Marseilles
London and Paris are also alarmed by ru-
mors of isolated cases of cholera. but we
trust that the rumors will prove unfounded.
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WoRKxES are now engaged in building a
bridge over "Bloody Rum at the foot Of
Fifth street. Hope it will be more substan
tial structure than the two previous ones
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BIsHop SIMPSON preached in the Methodist
Church at Burlington upon Sabbath, to an
immense crowd, and with much eloquence.
So Saws the Hdwkeye.
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NEW Yosx Aug.2,
The following the prices Of Mining Stocks at the
Board In Boston today:
Central 20; Huron ~; Minnesota 9: superior i
franklin 81 Hancock So Isle Royal 1871 Copper Fails
1Sss; Quincy vs. Rockisnd 81
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From the Democrat Of the 2sthl
Beef Cattle-Receipts at the yards Of Mr..
Daniels, since Wednesday. comprised 45e
head. The demand has been good, and the
yards are nearly bare. Sales for the past
three days comprised the following lots:
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HE LATE GEN. CRoCKER.-A meeting of
officers in this city who have served in the
army under the command of Gen. Marcellus
NJ. Croker, will be held at room No. s. Dem.
ing House, this Wednesday, morning at 10
o'clock, for the purpose of taking some action
IN memory of our gallant leader. All officers
who have been in his command arc invited to
be present. II. T. RErp.
GEO. PoSrTz,
WV. W. BELKSAr.
HARRY NJ KENDERDlSE.
s. NJ. ARCHER,
]. VI. REID.
d. B. HILLS, and others.
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OF eaeertef quality. eooa assortment
-. : So sxsI.fivsly In the chow. ..,..,.-
= ov - 49, 2. oash prspassd s ~. ~ by
lye-aeV = - Ven.
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CITY NEWS.

FALL GooDs.-L NJ. Lessen Co. are re-
ceiving large stock of fall goods.
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Mas. DR.. GALLON lectures in a trance
state this evening at the Court House. No
charge.
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GELD.


~ Telegraph NBx YoRx, Aug. -.
Gold acsivs - fhr respects ~ regular demand
with but litts oOiaG In spsrnaeisa. The quotations
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FLASNEL-One hundred and fifty pieces of
all grades for sale at |. NJ. Lesem 4 Co. 8.
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The new correspondent of the London
Times calls the ladies' parlor in American
hotels chamber of horrors
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HOOP SKIRTs.-Seventy FIVE dozen new style
Imperial Give Hoop Skirts for sale at
Lesem's,
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The new ferry boat now lies at the foot OF
MAN, and is, we presume, ready to go into
the business for which she was constructed
She has been named Toledo and is a
snug looking craft, and reflects much credit
on the enterprise Of the new ferry company.
All, save her machinery, is the work Of Keo-
kuk mechanics, and we don't know why that
was not made here. too.
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