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MARKETS.
BURLINGTON, ) p. M, Friday.

Peace rumors come thick and fast. and
II one half the stories Of commissioners be-
ing on the way from Richmond with full
powers, &C., are to be relied on, the white
flag will soon wave from the s'forts, ports
and places heretofore under rebel control,
But from all the reliable intelligence at
hand We don't think it will do to take too
much stock in expecting 30 desirable a
termination lust yet awhile. The rebels
still have quite an army in and about
Richmond, and it need hardly be looked
for that they will submit until that army
is Overwhelmingly defeated. These peace
rumors tend to keep the price Of gold very
irregular, consequently values OF all kinds
Of products are unsettled, and will con-
tinue so. until something more definite is
known about cessation of hostiiities.
The present Is a time that should prompt
everybody to he cautious in making en-
gagements to be fulfilled in the future.
We do not expect gold tos decline very
rapidly, bat With prospects Of an early
peace it will not advance, and the great
falling of in our exports is pretty good
evidence that prices. in this country are 40
high that our produce is not wanted, and
nothing but lower figures will make our
foreign trade as active as it was during the
year 1856 and the early part OF '64.
The Chicago Tribune Of yesterday says:
Tie news that Peace Commissiouersha have
been appointed by the rebels, and that they
arc now on their WY to Washington, rem
dsrsd gola s aun .as and heavy: :nd the pro-
Tho New York dispatches Ieceived on
Change reported the stock Of pork in New
York at l55 600 barrels. On the LIST of Jan.
uary the stock was uS,5S8 barrels-show.
ing an increase on the month of 81 900 bbls.
The amount In hand on February l, 1864.
$3.50 barrels, and on February. l, 1863,
s., $50 barrels. This heavy increase in the
ket, and business was very dull and prices
heavy. There was less inquiry for mess
pork, and we note sales Of only 400 barrels
at $33a33 50-the market closing QUIET
Prime mess pork was excessively fat and
heavy, with sales last night and this NOR
ming OF 1900 barrels ut $20a3O-chiefly at
a2-9st which price the market closed very
and quiet, with sales Of 100 bZs shoulders
at l5fc. English meats were dull and neg
lected. Cumberland middles were offered
at l71c without buyers. Sweet picked
hams were dull and neglected-only 100
tierces having changed hands at l5ic. They
were from dressed hogs. Lard was in less
inquiry and the market was dull, with
light sales of prime kettle at 202c and Of
country steam at 2Osc.
The dull news from New York had de-
pressing effect on dressed hogs, and the
market fell fully Csc p 100 tbs. with sales
at range Of 12al5c-chiefy at l2.al2ac,
dividing ca 200 lbs. The demand was
ment.
Highwi1es were frmer, but not very ac-
tive, only 800 bbls having changed hands.
=. 81 II. offerings were light.
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TO Censuznptives,-The advertiser, having
been restored to health in few weeks. by
very simple remedy, af.er having suderedse sever.
q years With q severe lung affection, aud that
dread disease Consumption anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all VINO desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree OF CHARGE with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same. which
they will fad q sure core for Consumption. 18th.
>-c bronchitis, &c The only object OF the adver-
User in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
se.lcted. and spread inform alton which he con-
ceiyes to be Invaluable, and he hopes every suf.
fere- VIII try his remedy. as 1t will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will p,easa
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
dec&-Tan Wtuaansburgh. Kings Co, n. z,
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~The st. Louis Democrat urges new
division oc the country. or rather a reyis-
ion OF the nomenclature of its geography
It argues that the present classification
the states By East, West, North and South,
las lost i.s Significance, and that what was
once clearly proper and indicated a differ
ence OF interests and diversity Of popula-
ton, Is now meaningless. It proposes an
East and West classification, dividing on
the Mississippi river-all east to be called
s. The East and al west to be called 1.-THE
West,n The Recommendation Of the Dem
cora: is forcibly suggestive Of the growth
and extent Of our county,.
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A WoRD FROM DENNARg.-Nfondav the
citizens CT this place united in q grand
:" Wood Procession, numbering some twen-
ows. Martini music, and the gieeful mirth
cfyouag men and maidens, enlivened the
scene. The premiums offered were taken
By Meesrs Montgomery and Leverett, the
largest lead having 81 cords, both wood
and premiums wore donated to the wives
ofour heroes. While this continues to be
the spirit OF the people at home-the rebels
will still ''catch IT. in the field, and peace
must sooa be secured.
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DIED H
On tee 18th inst. of SPOTTED fever. FRANK D.
son Of VIM. r. and May r. Moore, aged nine
years. :
In this city, on the 18th inst, AMELIA D.,
daughter Of Lieut. A. D. and Sarah Whitcoub.
n the eth year Of her age.
Near Piketon. Ohio. Dec. 2ad, 1864. Of Palsy.
Mr.. WA. r. VIoLgr. brother in-law of MN. &.
McCeea, Of this city. aged 45 years. Z months and
IN this city. on Thursday Jan. 2eth, EDDIE
youngest son OF Allen J, and Mary Hilll1ouAe
aged 10 years ~
Dear frlenas No know t.aat you will weep and
Is mourn, se
And be very sad. sc7rowfuI aud forlorn;
Eut remember, It's Goo who knows what Is best,
Your child Is to be an Angel OF Light.
And be forever In F[eaven ble6t, ~ q Glsltts :
And With the Saints and hneels rest lsfA
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Diseases Of the nervoua. nA,nf,a,. s,,.a.
nary and Sexual eysle1ns-new ana rsaiahie
tzsatnan.-ia Reports Of the HOWARD AesO-
CATION. Gent By mail In sealed letter enyele
opes, nee Of change Address DR.. J. eKILLIN
aOU0HTON, Howard Annexation. No. 36outh
Ninth 9treee. PHILADELPHIA, Pa 96 ,4} =,
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~ The exports from New York con-
tinue to fall os., and it is very clear that pri-
ces now current IN this country, for most
OF the leading articles are SO high, that but
little Of or products will 80 abroad, and
without very decided advance in gold,
lower prices will soon prevail. The fol-
lowing is comparative statement OF the
shipments from JAZZ. ist &c Jan. 18th Of this
year and Last:
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New YoRx. Feb. 9

EEW Y0R1, Fec. 9.
Cctton-Lower and nero doing st Sc fo-
mideling.
Flcur-State and western q Iiet and with.
out decided change at 50 3Oa9 40 for extra
state: SO 60al0 Is for extra. p. II. o., and
$40 9Oal1 60 fer Trade brands. market clos
ing dull.
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ACEAS.-Cut o. q lamiAy OF nine children,
residing near this city, Judge Ohrt, within
three years has married Eve sons and
three daughters. tits probable, too, that
he will perform the same service for the
remaining daughter before many days.....
A man was seen. picking the pocket of
lady while descending to the street from
Union Hail.. Saturday evening, but upon
the alarm being given sprang down the
stepsiatc the street and made his escape
without being recognized. e. 4. Van
Meter was nominated Alderman OF the 9Th
Ward the other evening, and he win be
elected. The choice Is q good one. -. Some
enterising boys cut . hole in the ice near
one Of the islands below town Saturday.
AID for their trouble took eight or ten
pounds Of fsh from it.
ITEMs.-We hear it rumored that aman
in this city discharged q revolver at his son
. few evenings since, the ball just grazing
his face...... The proposed tax on ladies' cor.
sets Is objected to on the ground that it
viii diminish consumption..,A man
across tn river. while chopping up the hol.
low trunk Of . fallen tree last week, found
In the cavity thirteen rattlesnakes! The
reptiles were too torpid to move, and were
dispatched. Ifpanes cf glass are the ligh,s
ola house. is any enc prepared to say the
nan who occupies 1t Is not the livey.
Yesterday was damp, cloudy, foggy, dis
agreeabled day; Just the thing for the sui.
eide business. Mercury arose to 4so..,A
r:ar yesterday evening passed down Water
street With lighted lantern, and at first
We supposed him to be hunting, like Di-
ogenes. OF Old, for an honest man, but as he
passed directly by as. we knew Instant
y that the eccentric creature was adrift on
no such er-and. At length he paused on
q corner Of the street to dispose of some
ncstrucs, aud it appeared carried the
Lighted Lantern to attract atteution.....Jas
Armfie,d's horse fell into deep hole in
the alley between Fourth and Fifth streets,
Gear Angular. not long ago, causing its
death. Mr.. A. now asks the city to pay
hin. for his loss. The names Of the
judges and Clerks elected to ofsiciate at
tie approaching municipal election will be
found IL TIE Council Proceedings, publish
sd &c to-6ays issue,
ITEMs.-W-e were visited By rain yester.
day .eyEni1g.....A commercial traveller
lately left an article Of wardrobe at one Of
ouc public houses, and wrote to the cham
her-0.a:6 &c forward it to him. lie received
the following reply:.
x aope, dear SIR, you'll not .eei ,.urt,
I'lt frankly tell YOU all about It
I've made . shit Of your Old ssalr..
r And youdnrss make ashift litaout NJ
...-.Wkile a Nj. Betram was rolling q bar
rel osvinegar into his cellar a few DAYS
ago, It il some manner slipped from hts
grasp, AID rolling over his arm, broke it
at the wrist.s The row down by the rail-
road yesterday was caused or an Irish
misunderstanding. Torn clothes and loud
yelling were - principal features 49,. John
Gnahn ard n. P. Grape are Judges Of cleo
tiep in the Third Ward.
- -
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4 ADVERTISEMENT.

a DVERTISEllENT. Tho Great
II American Hog-Tamez's Odice. Headouar.
ters Morrison, illinois. To Farmers engaged IL
growing Hogs or Wool. AID also dealers in Hapd
Once address, [ will forward my Desert tive
Pamphlets OK Ci-culAIs free, containing indDs-
nation Of value to ITEM. Address, 80
REUBEN HURD, Morrison.
1ebz-w3s Whtteside County, uin0ia,
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MARRIED.

At the residence Of the bride's father. ON the
26th inst, by Rev. DR. Corkhill. Mr. JONI
SHEPPARD and Ai,s 0AT-IE T. HUNT
At Danville, Iowa. Jan. 18th, by Wolcott Sey,
MOer, Esq. Mr. AARON CLINoMAM aud ~
ELLA FosrER. daughter Of r b. Foster
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Ta1se Bittsrs ars prepared, In pure Bourtoa
Whiskey, from . eoabination u over eWsafy ~.
feroae kinds Of roots, barkS and herbs, which 81
ia perfect co0cers one with Other, prsparsd iron
ehs original formula eivsa by the QnA& ch;AE, Red
Jacket. to D. Chaplin, Who used them successfully
IN bis practice Tor many years, and BY their 10
9aincd - great popularity in the treatment and
care Of Dyspepsia, Lv.r Complaint, Constellation.
Gick and Nervous Headache, Ysvsr and Ague. an&
all dseascs arising from torpid liver OF indigestion
Esssons saf2sfine from either OF these los,hasnO
diseases will dEd sure cure BY the uao az those
Dittcrs. which are perfectly pufs and htce from ~
! laose drugs and poiscus uscaaly put up in sueA
preparations AMI paImsd OF on an uosuspectine
pubSc. A single trial will convince tho most skef
lticai that in the RED JACKET thers % virtue
which no other Bitters possess.
They strengthon and invisorase tho
They. aro ansana;ed Tor general dsbili.
They are Q sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and heslthy appetite.
they assist digestion. .1IIr
.They sre tho best stimnlaos in exist
They ars preventive Of Fever aaa
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache:
The7 are Derfetiy pure and palatablo
Aged persons end delicate females will and the1
car ssye large doctors bills By the US Of thslD
Dittesu.
: beware Of couutsrfas. The Rcd Jacket DittGa
arc only sold II bottles With our name blown -
the side, aud our private government stamp acruo
the cork. our
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gard to value, and MOTTO be PAID Until you Know
100 God Hunting cases Watches. each.... Slee
200 Ladies' Watches IS
Ga aoid Neea ana Vest Chains % Is
5000 Vest ard Neck Chains to IA
1 1 Solitaire Jet and Gold Brooches.-. to g
s0yO Coral, Lava. Garnet. &c ..... to 8
1 1o0 Goid. Jet. opal. &c. Ear Drops. to
COCO Oval BAud Bracelets...............,...3 to 3
A00 Chased Bracelets S to 10
500 California Diamond Riggs Plus $50 to 6
1o e Cold Watch Keys 50 to
9ot0 Gold Thin bies. 4to 6
500 Miniature Lcckets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ito
600 Miniature Lockats. Magic. to
Seo Gold Tcothpicks, Crosses, Ac...-..... to 6
5000 Fob a1d RibtCu slides. Ito 5
1000 Chased Gold Rings . to- +
200 Stone Set Rings.......... Q TO g
t 6S@ s s. Ladies 5s.e,ry-Jes aHd Go,c TO y,
sos Gold PENS silver case and Psncil to.
900 Pens, Gold Case and Pencil:..:.....,. 70 -
Goo Gold Pens. Goid.mnunted Hoiders 2 to &
All the goods in the above list viii BE sold.
without rese!,a alton. FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH
ol,es will be sent by mail or delivered at our Of
noe. without regard to choice. On receiving Q
Certificate you Will see Waatarticle 1t represae
aud It IL ptio nal with you 70 send dollar t0Q
receive the article named, or any otkef IN tho
list of the same value.
In all transactions By mail, We charge for for
lyardirg the Cert.tcates. pay ing postage add
doing the business, . cents each. Five Ce.tin-
for s.; sixty .nvs for 80; and one hundred for
$15. We guarantee satisfaction In every In
AGENTS soec;a, terms 70 Agents.
Address. GEO. DAMERIT 4 CO.,
fAh,.W4t oQS RpnAAwqv
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TEO. DEMERIT l. co.
VI The following splendid LIS: Of
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens and Pencils, &C.,
Wo..a $500, 900,

To pe sold az ONE DOLLAR each, without re-
gard to value, and MOTTO be paid until you know
Wnat you will receive.
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THE. CITY.

- The B. 4 NJ. r. r. R. are placing
!. their road lot ofnew freight cars to &C.
remmodates their increasing business
they arc brought over from East Bu-!irg-
ton on the ice. with horsss.
PoLIcx. IrENs.-Paul Doren, head cook
.. the Barrett House, was arra!gned before
Justice Wilcox yesterday on the charge Of
sseaulting and shamefully beating the
v.tchman, William Steimker. he waa
fnedten dollars and costs, aud lost his sit
ration besides. M
"a Masonic School Of instruction
commences at Mt. Pleasant on Tuesday
rext, the It'll inst. The Deputy Custod!-
ans, Masters, Wardens and Deacons Q.
Lodges in this Congressional District are
invited to be present. as the Grand Master
will be there.
&C. f. Perkine, Esq, has lately been
appointed Superintendent Of the 3. y NJ.
r. railroad, position he has been filing
for some months past. Mr.. Perkins 10 e.
ergetic, capable and obliging, and his ap-
rointment viii give the best Of Subtraction
to the business and tEsveling pablo.
EOne Joe. Robbins was married las
sunday week to frail creature whom ae
picked up at - disreputable kcuse il, this
city, and after the nuptials were over, re-
paired to his fathers house IN Illinois, With
his bride, who, by the way, was the moth
or of q child about four weeks old, and last
Wednesday morning upon rising, the il
fant was found dead in the bed. It wassup-
POSED to have been smothered. TIE fasti6i-
Gus Joe. has enlisted, and should be sen.
directly to the front.
SUCCESSFUL FARMING.-Zelile Cisra sn-
ished on Friday delivering his crop CT
wheat at tho Orchard City Mills, raised ou
his farm near Shokokon. Il amounted tc
s tribe under 1900 bushels, and SOLD at 81
81, bringing the snug SUM of S., 600. In
addition to raising juat about such crop
every season, Mr.. Cisna finds time tc ru.,
= threshing machine, and when business
Is dull in that line, he turns his. attention
to noisy Copperheads. and they generally
find out before he IS done With then, that
he is an A No. I threshing machine.
a-The C. B. & q. Railroad have > args
force at work filing up their new depot
grounds at East Burlington. They as
building new and extensive engine house
and are preparing to put down more side
tracks, do. 1hsir freight and passenge;
houses viii 30 completed early i tx
sprine.S Their new location is directiyop
posite1h1 = q II. b. Railroad depot IL
this city, . that the ssr-y beat viii SC
straight ACROSS, instead aof having tc sc
about : mile up the river. - hereto fore
The grounds will be filled about ak feet
aud be above high water mark. '-~'
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EEThe number Of hogs packed in Gin.
c;nnat., ;s estimated, upon packers re-
turns, at 5000, being q deficiency, as
compared with Las. season. Of s., coo head.
At Chicago the packing soots up 10000
aga;ns. eeoA ,oeo last year, being q falling of
Of about 10000. The falling OF in the
whole West will fall but little short OF
7oO, 1000. In the number shipped East there
is also Large deficiency. ae
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a petition for divorce has just been pre-
sented to the Pennsylvaria Legislature by
Mrs. Laura V. Barton, formerly Of Balti-
more. She AYERS that in 1850, while at
scnool, she WAS enticed away from her
nome By Theodore NJ. Barton, and taken
70 PHILADELPHIA. Barton then hurried to
an alderman's Office and had the marriage
ceremony performed, but would never al
low bis wife to assume his name, and re-
cognlzed her only as o mistress. Mrs. Bar
ton has one child.
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&C. Z. Perkine, Esq, has lately been
appointed Superintendent of the 3. q NJ.
r. railroad, . position he has been filing
for some months past. Mr.. Perkins 10 en-
ergetic, capable and obliging, and his ap-
rointmeut viii give the best Of satisfaction
to the business and travelling public.
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~The President has said that hs does
cot consider . Postmaster or any other
officer a. having right to re-appointmen.
after ouryear's service. This is cheering
for thooEts s.nd alarming FOR .he ms. How
ever, many faithful! officers will probably
be retained the same a. the people have
retained Old Abe himself.
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PoL1cx. IrENs.-Paul Doren, head cook
AZ the Barrett House, was arraigned before
rustice Wilcox yesterday on the charge Of
.seaulting and shamefully beating the
v.tChmau, William Steinker. he was
fned ten dollars and costs, and lost hissit-
ration besides. ~
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"a Masonic School Of Instruction
commences at Mt. Pleasant on Tuesday
rext, the It'll inst The Deputy Cussod.-
ans, Masters, Wardens and Deacons Of
Lodges in this Congressional District are
invited to be present. as the Grand Master
will be there.
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AGENTS-Eoecia, terms 70 Agents.
Address, GEO. OkMERIT a CO..
febo-w4t S0S Broadway. New York.
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s Maid utant Genera. Baker has created
. rev department n his Office, relating to
all matters Of fus,ou2as, descriptive rolls
and discharges Of Iowa soldiers, aud APP
pointed r. T. Basset:, late Of the Gn:cstes
editorial staff. 20 take charge Of it.
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"a party OF emigranss passed through
this city yesterday on the.r way west.
They had stoves in their wagons with the
pipes passing up through the canvass COW
er from which the smoke rolled In regular
style, aud seemed as well prepared for cold
weather as tie circumstances Of the case
would admit OF. We did not learn their
destination.
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- The B. \ N. R. r. r. are placing
~, their road lot Of new freight cars to &C.
commodate their increasing business
they arc brought over from East Br-!icg-
t,n on the ice, with horsss.
Smyrna times., 1865-08-30
A SOulheTneI on Suffrage.

The n. \. Herald has tclegraphic dispatch
from Washington, which says:
Judge IIOchraue and other Georgians are
in the city tonight, and represent the work of
reconstruction in that State to be Progressing
rapidly and satisfactorily to all CniOn men.
Lochrane has made speeches in different parts
OF the state since the appointment OF Mr.
johnson as Provisional Governor, and h:s
everywhere taken strong grounds in favor Of
recognizing the abolition of slavery; the fact
that the negro IS q free man instead of a free
negro, the necessity and righttulness of his be-
ing competent witness i'll civil and criminal
proceedings, the impossibility of coonzing him
elsewhere against his will, and in favor Of GL-
rOgdt,ng distinction on account Df color. lie
Is confident the people OF Georgia will acrrtkc
to all these conditions, aud settle the principle
OF the negrOe right to vote, subject to such
restrictions as are imparatively demaRded
The Southern men at present In Washing
ton coincide in the belief that the transition
from slave to free labor in their respective
States will produce little trouble There is a
widespread repugnance to comforting upon.
negroes the right of suffrage but this feeling
as rapidly glrtng ,cdy to one Of LrOadtr states
nldnshlp. 1t is believed to be to the interest
OF the South to retain the negroes, and to gIar-
antee them such rights and protection as will
secure their friendship and prevent antagu-
nisms of race. 1t is urged that if immediate
suffrage were given to the blacks that several
OF the Southern States would have negro ma
jorities and negro COngresSmen and thereby
prevent white immigration, and compel It's enf-
igration. and thus make them essentially negro
State Goycrnments. TO prevent this it is.
argued that the negro population Of the South
ern States should be put on probation, white
encouraged, and the preponder-
ance Of white voters insured before establish
ing negro suffrage. Many far-seeing Southern
men recognize negro suffrage as only question
of time, and desire to obviate 25 years Of fierce
and needless agitation throughout the country. ,
by conceding the principle now
Smyrna times., 1865-08-30

against this kind Of testimony without being
subjected TO these Interruptions of the court. +"
This ugly temper was allowed to pass without
rebuke and in a few minutes it broke out afresh,
the witness Kellogg in making his statement
SAD came near being Shot myself -
MIR. Baker, in an improper manner, ordered
the witness to stop. The court informed the
attorney that this was not proper way to ex-
anime witness Baker replied insultingly, con-
Guiding his remarks with these words: "Nobo-
ddy was burt, yet somebody must be hung. -
Cten; Thomas remarked: Il think these re-
marks are very improper and out of place, and,
tor one, do not feel inclined to submit to
them. l wish to give the prisoner fair trial,
Dut l am not satisfied to set here and listen to
such language"
Gen. Wallace added: "This is of piece
the court has remedy, and it will he annlied
If these remarks are continued" This was q
settler for Mr.. Baker, and he subsided.