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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-01

=
~ By . private letter from Pay
master Jos.'W. HAH. ws}ssra hat the
steam ssnbpss ''6oakdalA" .pss which
be is serving. Is 70 b the Flag Ship o.
tbe,sqsadrop b he sstaak spoa Mobile.
50 Csn.edsss Hsssy Z Thssshss,
sseisg Rses Aaaissl u NJ Wet Gsll
Sqpsdrop. vas abest T. 'iaks up his
quarters spoa ths vessel. which vas
an9es zPsspsEalios ~ - 9iAinst for
his reception. The many fhssds q
ssdgs Dsy 10 this cosnsY wiji b. pleas
ed n hesr that i1is vessel 10 tie one d
honor ID the aeet. Il vas expected
thst The eiiy voaA soea be lsiiacked,
snd Z sahss b sssasls, would eus,
masy IissA III ssbsb I'D bses busy
terrifying. I'D Llpody verk vas aatici,-
pased. e ny persisted = Sslsadiay ~
plses. Dat 4 ~ De iaiaslisa = np-
TIM i. 4 aid 70 - dsss b hssd
fghaiag. r ias= s1g7. .sb,iiZ !ls 10
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e. NJ. woolsy. Of Winchester. hes
cold out bis ostablish0eut il that VII
Iage. and talks Of locating here 10 the
msrcant;jo buGSese. a1As1is aH %
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LsAvEuwossa.-Thsss as sRs- TEX.
ss sesi,.a.,.a! S 4 r. eisysse''. oss
other BY D. 3. Aathoey. Some good
nm sirs % bob tickets. bas II. Car
|ssy y aks 'nan sSr nayos. aud i gu
|bs Z ssi'isr he city. Il BE- = - slscs-
cd e. Nssdsy. He osghs 70 sscei &c
- ssssiooss ssGiagss az ths vetsr,
Of the meeropoils. - ! q $3.50 -.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-01

The Frat Semi Annual Session Of the
Jeffersoo county Teachsr's Institute,
viii he held in Oskaloosa, commencing
on Wednesday. April 5,hs at 10 O'Clock
A. n, and continuing three dsys. Some
Of The best educational lecturers in the
State have promised 10 be with us .,
that time. and no pains viii be spared
to make the occasion profitable to al
who may stsesa. We hope to zee every
teacher in the coaniy at that meeting.
and slsoevery good friend Of the casss,
who can conveniently come. There
will be a public examination Of eandi-
daies Cor ieachsrs' certificates. ON Gatsr.
day, after the close Of the Institute. -
District Boards wishing to employ teach.
ers should attend. siss
~ r. K. MCCARTNEY.
,i Ssp't Pub. distraction.
The friends here viii take notice o
the above. and make preparations fol
The Isstitnle IN = becoming uaaasr.-
Homes should be iosnd for the Teach
ers during their stay. sad every sffor'
made 70 give interest 10 the occasion
We doubt not our citizens. proverbs
for their libefsiisy. viii sse to thes'
naaasrs asight ss- ''a . iaa'''''1
80 Probate Court. 3s = :
The regular term Of this Court vii
commence on Monday. April Sd. NJ. H
Uh' $50 ---
ness will take notice. e..sq r,,ss-
The Board Of County Commissioner
meets on The same day. for the .ransae
ton Of business. pertaining 10 The Couu
ty. p ~
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Dissoiptiea Notice..

NOTICE , hsgeby gwen etthe.peItoeFeiF
i, IL IesssssiIs LsG;ness, sader lss Mans : ID
ssyls. e Coz & ,ALLxH; was dissolved BY muts
nj o,saent IN ths oh dsy a Nssch. 1895. .
3 ~ .HAHfu . y .sstbh 4 WA. a. COY.
:3s-3wsq .-iaql-sBnsiaq .'..sW, n ALLEN.
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= -. JAMES CHRISTIAN,
Order of Publication.

Order of Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS. :. -. al .''.a.'is'ss
couxfY OF Jrrsrasos ! 50 ,sss.A 80.
In the District Court Of tic Third judicial
District Of the State Of Kansas, sittisg In and
tor the County ef Jslisssop, IN aid State
s Canndsr Kng'hssy, naiasiA esi
% IL EAwust KingAsrv. Dcsoaass q !.
z Yoas - above ns1eA RAsss1 kingsesy. ass
bsssey sc.i1eA. b. pssilsasica ,hsssef ts,as made
has 6s6 ssr pssi6se E-tkS sSsSe TenSasd sais a.
ssses gee, isihs ebovs mentioned court, wherein
::G -. q ee q
obtain Q divorce from the boads Of matFimony here
tOsore cOssaetsd between yos and the said PLAINTIFF
% q abeas ne enh ~ u 0sseSsg A: D Fse.te
e ss E! sf;i r.,s e = a. Sc mega Z.
hes borne % you, the ftuits Of said marriage, two
children, David 6aesin, sged sB6as u year,, and
ca:s n ~s ss ss. yas s :. 81 s h..
e. sss: s. i: :ss ~ ~ ss e.s ~
ssaseni o. VIII, on OF absas ne 97h day oe Fsbru
r; 2 49, & = ~ " = e -: B.
1850, bsea villfnliy absent from her, although oen
Ss>essssd -snA es1stte rsei1p = hss. md % and
pessrm the 61ies Which yoa, - bse hnsossd, ought
q your dug v nd pl.iaua. have, for nors Dan
ree years previous % the Sing Of the satd petition,
utterly kssisc4sd aidfeInedsan d stai stsifly neg
sc: ed rsn:s e ssn'.s and prSu,sSs ios the sid
eoald be purchased - pspeured. And you, the said
Bdusad kinesouSy, are further notined, that the
s:sS e :s e A. "a :ss's. as s.
srset 70 her. ths nd paniRtiE And you, de :s.id
HdVUrd Kh69Sbosy .ase favshsRaoli0s0 thse yss 90
eq!rea = sssvss u ne Pssss:n 9. o. before NE
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-01

LAWRENCE, March, 1865.
II TAKE tbis neihodto inform my old clients
II and friends, that after nearly terte years :
have returned and Resumed the practice OF nav
teeiessiea, and viii takc pleasure in attending
"a any md al business Entrusted 70 my care, be,
ise the Dissent ceugls, STATE q Federal, o. any
business bs4ose Coaese.s, or ei;tefpf lhe DEPART
ments ~ Washington. Having ecusud the ses.
vices Of one Of IL ahlest lawyers in Washing
ton, eas ssy With esnidesce, hat il will be To
the advantage Of all persons having CLAIMS az.
aiust shs Gassraaasn, toplaes them in my hand.
-i,r7 - JAMES CHRISTIAN. e.
5 80 .4sasE, - Attorney At Law
23s-3n Old frm Of CaRIuIAS & LANE.
NIB. vii attend 70 eetting pay due officers
Of the 9Th and 5sh Indian Regimsniss zAsa0
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FAxM Soa 6Ars. -Noeiesc ~ edvsr-
sissseos Of 9. B. Qas.n, ~ fsrn e
sals one mile nortL q sovs. Il e Q
vals,b's 9ises e p''ssry.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-01

e. Remember and prepare for the
Teachers Institute next week. Good
speakers are expected. and We hope our
citizens will attend the nestiogs largely
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PorAroac..-Two losds II potatoes
we're in town on Thursday. and sosd q
%. 50 per bsshsI. Small potatoes foe
s-as Gsg7fgl
seed $500. 10 Q; sisn sszudiA saf4
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c. &c. .ssPstssd s6sssrhss,
IA 0eifa ka@c srffsa .AzoS IA = 'zks
jer -
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THE CELEBRATED ~
CRAIG MICROSCOPE

~ - - = - - -
THE bess, simplsss end nsoss 20 vssful Micro.
u scope IN tie void I "A stesutiful present
- 20 Old OF young. Gotten up 90 N en-
tirssy new plan. nsgni6es nsarly
l0060 times-a power equal 10 SOM
plicated so Microscopes. The osly
instrument which, reqHises no focal
s1iustment, thefeiore 4 can be used
= by evesy one-evesty childsen. A.
spesd 10 10 faniIi eirele. a. well q
ecisak6p ~ Shows The adaltesa-
tion In food. aui0aIs in water, gl06.
ulss in blood and cher fluids tubu-
lar s,rue6irp q kais, elaSs on 6yb fs0A and.
in f.ct he ohiesis which can be examined in it
RE vifhout number. asd Il lDsts . ifs-tins.-
Acewes vyussd SvWyWhsss.- .Liesral terms q
vSoIspsIo. Sead Sa11p q Clseel1D. esies
snIv s3,ss. Beautifsi Aosssed Objects only
II I'M e P Ps Rovr.sr Nic.Os6orr.
companies - ~ Craig. /. saaaseA % ~ sxam.
nation Of livisg insseta 6owen. seeds. Leaves,
eioeln. bsok I'm Veol, tsif, he .slsss end sp-
sose offsets reussslly. Rfies mly ezYo. l.-
AIso. The new and beautiful folding nEL1.E-
WE NTE0 IOUCoY6S which ms8ni6cs
- 80 'sss- sks f>See 81 az
Choice Stereoseopic Views 50 per d0z.
AIRY Of rie above insspDess Will be senf By
mail post paid. on reccipi Of psies. l..said ga
Also. TELESCOPES Of oil sizes and powers.
prices ranging from Is 20 go, sent by express
10 any par, Of the coartry. The ~ TslsaeOpes
win brsae cl0es q the cys n,en. catle. game,
ssA sil oSjscs tson . distance Of four miles.
sFes any q The foregoing ar,icless address
q. G. MEAD, Ch;caeO. Illinois.
13I SIN Up. O. Box 1895.
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!; LEGAL CARD.

:TIEE-T-r DID ! III N
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

BLANK BOOK DEPARTMENT.
Full supplies of Blank Books of all the various sizes
and styles in general use.
JUVENILE BOOKS AND CoLoRED Toy Books IN EVERY
VARIETY.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22
Children.


Children.
Many children are impolite from wan
Of instruction. That wild man, Geo. Fran
els Train, has embodied almost all of Ell
quette for children in Ten Commandments:
let every boy and girl, and grown people
Stoo; look these new commandments over and
endeavor hereafter to keep them scrupu,
lously:
l. Always say yes sir No, sir. Yes,
papa. No, papa. Thank you. No, thank
you. Good night. Good morning Never
say How, or Which, for What. Use no
slang terms. Remember that good spell
ing, reading, writing and grammar arc the
base Of all true education. - $3.50
2. Clean faces, clean clothes, clean shoes
and clean finger nails indicate good breed
ing. Never leave your clothes about the
room. Have place for everything, and
everything in its place.
3. Rap before entering room and new
er leave it with your back to the company.
Never enter private room or public place
with your hat or cap on.
4. Always offer your seat to lady or
an old gentleman. Let your compani' ms
enter the carriage or room first
s.. At table eat with your fork; sit up
straight; never use your tooth pick (al-
though Europeans do) and when leaving
ask to be excused. ..-.
6. Never put your feet on cushions,
chairs or table.
7. Never overlook any one when read
ing or writing, nor talk or read aloud while
others are reading. When conversing,
listen attentively, and do not interrupt or
reply till the other is Finished.
8. Never talk or whisper aloud at the
opera, theater or public places, and espe-
cially in private room where any one is
singing, or playing the piano.
=. Q. Loud coughing. hawking. yawning,
sneering and blowing are i'll manners. In
every case cover your mouth with your
handkerchief (,chich necer eramine- moth
ing is more vulgar, trcspt splitting on the
.floor.9 ]. ri, ,s.,-.. - .-.--.,-
10. Treat all with respect, especially
the poor. Be- careful to injure no ones
feelings with unkind remarks. Never tell
tales, make faces, call names, ridicue the
: lame, mimic the unfortunate, or be cruel
to insects, birds or animals.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

A FAIR Hlr.-The New York Express
thus photographs the radicals If radical
ism could only learn to cook its own eggs,
boil its own pot. mend its own clothes, and
let other peoples pots, and eggs and Clothes
alone, we could Iva in peaceful, happy and
contented country,-but the real, live rad
ical will boil in every body's pot. cook eve.
rybody's eggs, and mend every body s
clotbes-taking all the eggs, pots and
clothes, however, as pay for so doing"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

Thackeray, when in the United States,
,"-cting Western man who had been in
England, asked him how be liked the coun-
try.
Every we'll in the day time" was the
quick reply.
"Why my friend, what is the matter with
it in the night p
never dared to g. out in Eng
fs~d after night fer fear that should step
of the edge!"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22
DON'T WAIT FOR THE WAGON.

NTE have just purchased another splendid TRUCK
w TEAM, and are now prepared to do jobs of dray.
ing short notice and at reasonable All damage
done to goods while in hands will be promptly paid
Thanking the public for past patronage solicit your
further orders. w. G. AUSTIN & Co,
i3 Truck aud Draymcn.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22

DR.. Stricklands Mellifuous Cough Basam is war.
ranted to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsencss, Asthma
Whooping Cough. Sore Throat, Consumption, and all
affections of the Throat and Lungs
For sale by Druggists. General Depot, No. East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-22
s. G. GRIGGS 4 CO.'S

MAMMOTH BOOK HOUSE, NOS. 30 AND IL LAKE
STREET, CHICAGO. LARGEST BOOK ROOM
IN THE WORLD STORE l75 DEEP,
80 FEET WIDE. 4J2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06


FATAL AocIDrxf.--W have seen moth
ing sadder than the following which W
take from the Pella Blade:
Last Tuesday morning : son Of Mr.
Joseph Ray. An employee Of the Des
Aoines Valley Railroad. aged Eve years.
while playing on the railroad track near
the depot. accidentally fell in front Of .
moving car and had one Of his arms and
both Of his legs severed from his BODY.
Dr. E. Henry keables was promptly sum.
moued and Immediately after his arrival,
Drs. B. F. Keables and J. G.. Howell Il.
rived. All the physicians agreed in the
opinion that it was unsafe 70 attempt 10
amputate the injured limbs. The child
had lost SO much blood that he could not
possibly survive an operation. A gentle.
man who visited the little sufferer about
two hours after the accident occurred told
US that he was quite cheerful, although,
Of course, very weak. 1t was extremely
touching to hear him say che had NO feet
now and "oould not play any more.''
and other childish expressions. He lineer-
ed without apparently suffering much
pain, until Wednesday morning. when he
passed away.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

ODD FELLOWS Pic NIc.-The mem
beers Of Puckechetuck Lodge l. 0. 0. f.,
will 60 upon a pic mic excursion to Greg
ory's Landing on Wednesday. The Eagle
has been secured for the trip, and will
start from the city at y O'Clock, a. H.
The Keokuk and Herman Lodges of this
Order,aud the citizens generally, are cor
daily invited to attend. Tickets can be
procured Of the committee, and 1t Howe
& Tyler's, Billings House and Lowry.
Literary Depot. There will be good nu
sic to enliven the trip.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

Editor Of The Gate City: Through the
columns OF your paper wish to say O
word In relation to the success with
which have met in favor of the Soldiers
Orphans Home. | find the loyal people
warmly in favor of the enterprise, and
succeed better than anticipated. have
organized Montrose, Franklin and
charleston township, and met with the
cordial cooperation OF the ladies' and gen.
tIemen of those communities, Especial.
~ the ladies entered with zeal and earn.
esfness upon their work, and as far as re-
ported have made fine success. Eight
lie members have been obtained and nine
annual. | have paid over to the Treasu.
for In this city one hundred dollars and
sent TWO COWS to the Home. The com.
mittees are all at work. Several hundrad
dollars have already been subscribed. l
nnd In the people willingness to aid in
TINS benevolent and noble work. Indeed.
siad OF an opportunity 10 bless these sur.
s'Vors that bear the names of the patriot
usao' this enterprise will prove glorious
success. predicate this statement upon
tue known loyalty and liberaIi.y of the
people OF Iowa. J. s. FERausoS.
Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

The original order to muster ont
sne troops whose term of service expires
Deiore Oct. list, extended only to Sher.
mans army. 1t has now been extended
70 all our armies. With the excep,ion If
the reserve corps and colored troopa. All
soid'ers whose term of service would az.
pre- before October, are to be mustered
ous as soon as arrangements therefor can
De made. This will discharge the follow.
ing Iowa regiments 18th, 10th. Goth
xis', gid, Esd, Gath, 25.h, 18th. 3o.h
and Sosh-all infantry. Added to Thea.
VIII Dc oil three year recruits in III a..
partments and arms Of the service vho..
nme would expire before mex, Octoh.r
and next in order all one year. men
whose period of service will expire With
In the time named will be discharged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

- Noticed bloody face with . man
belonging to it, in a delaoralixed oondi-
tion, passing up Main street last evening.
supported by two men. Had evidently
taken too much whiskey on board. Had
become belligerent and got the worst Of it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

Has Nature antidote for acquired dseasesf All who
suffer believe they ought to and be cured The Plan
fAfIoN BrrERs prepared by Dr. Drake York have
no doubt benefited and cured persons of Dyspep
ing Weakness General Debility, and Mental pesponden-
ey than other article in existence They
posed OF the purest roots and heri carefully prepared
TO be taken as tonic and gentle stmnlant They a1e
adapted to any condition Of life, and
lvely popular with mothers and persona Of sedcntA
habits. june6-deodAw1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

LIE lSDIANs.-A good and well en-
'ei'A'neo audience attended the aborigi.
mai entertainment at the Atheneum last
evening Mr.. Duvall will exhibit his In
dams this evening at the Exchange M.
L. onurch; admission IS cents. Every
body should 60. Rev. Mr.. Brown, Chap
IAN ieser' MIR. Lee, Mr.. Tackaberry and
o'ners hand us card expressing their
grati6'ation at last evenidg's entertain
men', ana recommending the public to
attend. Do so by all means.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

~ Uncle Toms Cabin at the Athe-
neum this evening. The rendition of this
pay Will remind you of the wondrous
changes Ten years have wrought. 1t is
the last performance of this play.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

~We see by the Register that Gov
stone mas recommended the promotion Of
'es auo pfiVates Tor meritorious con.
10O'' 'na VIII appoint some person to pro-
coed to Washington and deliver commits.
sions to such as are named by their supe.
nor officers as being worthy of promo.
ion..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

FONTS FOR SALE.-Two ponies for
safe. inquire 81 Warnick's livery stable,
cof' MAIN and Ninth sts. lu6-d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

~ Stiii they continue coming. from
lar ana near, to HamilPs Gallery for Pho
tos of themselves and friends. Photo
graphs, one dozen for So. iee.2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06
THE CITY.

NJ Picnics are the order Of The day
now. Odd Fellows have one Wednss.
day. The Unitarian Sunday School
Thursday, and everything and everybody
else have one before long.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

A- The man who bought cook. stove
ana q table at our sale on Saturday morn
ing (who gave his name as Burger and
look away the same without paying, will
save himself trouble by calling OF once.
HOWE & TYLER,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

A Recorder Leech was busy yester.
Gay. There we're various and sundry
Offenders before the bar of his court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

@"e are indebted to Lowry, of the
Literary Depot, for Frank Leslie and
narpers weekly. All the late papers
and magazines can be had at Lowry's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

RLouR-euperane, IS 90, Spring Extra 2s rrtr.
" rs p bbi.; Double Extra q bbI Oo1e so ~
fess p Dbl. wholesale.
thanksgiving, 81 069l 10; FALL Is to 50 4 b,
RSR-40960c 2 bush.
BAHLrr-Fail,1 1901 80; Sprine, ;oaSoc.
oAfs-26D30c p bush.
OoRS-Ao03oc p bushel Luying; &c selling
Coas MIMI 20 y loo D. buying; 90 selling
BnAs-Whsat. 500 100 b.. buying; 90 selling
ro1Afen1l 1oSl q buying. 3o0i % selling.
nuffm-ioto ~ buying 1S025c ssllins.
ksos-l25x915c buying: 1Sc sslliae
CmcKESs-Live - tO6S % buyinS. Is Ooa N ALI.
Ing spdng Chickens, - soO3 %.
90 70 Is selling.
TAlLow-6081<c.
BEeswAx-3Oc buying
AAr-Timothy Sic o.; Prairie $40 co.
hIDss-Dry Pint, lie; Dry salted. &c. Grubbv haaf
price; Green, !; Green Sheep Pelts 81 IS to 1 co. =
LEAIHen-Hemlock sole 3S TO Ale p b; do harpeee a
&c DO upper 70 TO 3Oc per foot. Oak sole s066Se
n; do harness l6c q b.
800 to GO = bush s'.'
LAtb-l!c buying; IA selling
n nanscCsns.r Cured 81 p .. selling. Sides 2oc
13kr cAffln-$s 20 to Is 90 eross
sa1nr-S4 SO to Is 80 y head.
fEAfHEEs-50 to 6Dc.
RAos-SlS to 4c, buying
bAss-Buriaps, S5e.
Single 0unnies, 35c; double DO. Csc
Seamless, 2 buah., o0c to go
Flour Dbl. . to -.
do Dbl. 30c.
s.cr,-% W a e DBL; tgspsr,s 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06
KEOKUK MARKETS.
DAILY GAfH Clfr 0yvicD,l
ABoKgK, June s, 1855. !
GROCER IEs..WHOa.E PRICEs

CORRECTED rrkspAYsAsp FRIDAYS.
suaA.1Advaneing; Cub. and Porto Rico, fair. ls5fc
prime, 1l6c; choice lo10lse; New York, c. lfc;
New York, A, 20c- crushed and powdered 2lc.
MH .ssxs-Sugar House s9gl 90, Golden syrup,1 Is
9x1 so--Sorghum, fo@s5c.
CoFyES-31 to a4c.
kicx-lS1l3lxc.
soDA--American, 81 If: Engiish, siSc.
soAp-Pslm, pe<1loc; German. HAZE; st. Louis
German. 12lxc
~ Co. Black, 81 90 to 81 so.
CasnLes-Star. &c; Summer Pressed lie.
TesAcco-Dsrk Sweet, rs to 90c; Medium Brands l 90
$50. -
NArLs-Best brands lower at 20 25 rates
0LAss-sxlo City SO, rates.
CcKDAeK-24 TO DC.
DRIED AprlEs-Choice 1l911jzc Pm.
DRIED CrRRAyfs-soc.
RAisrss-New NJ Il. ts SO; Layer % rs
sMs-s a503 50.
PKshL SfAhcH-l0 to lie.
WooDxE wARz-2 Hoop Pals, So IS; 8 hoop do a o.
No Tube SIS oo No.2 do Is 90 No. do 10 co. Meats
KsH-Go. hsckerel, bbh. 81 90 for new.
NO. DO do SIS % do
No do hfdo so 80.
NeZ do do % 009e 50.
Hf bbls. No. White Fish, So rs new
0ILs--Coal Oil, Soc Linseed OIL 81 8sAl SO Lard
on, 81 ss9l rs; Fish OIL 81 50; Nsats Foot Oil 81 ESQ
Czzsss-hew " R. and Hamburg ls03ec, and scarce
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chicago marke,.

By Telegraph oaieaso, June s.
Markets are generally weak and lower.
Fiour-Dul and to loo lower at a019 % for White
Winter, and 25s96 lsIz for Spring Extras.
Whats 10 e lower; Mol Red at as No. Spring
at l9iSBl "a
Corn-2 TO &c lower. Sales Of No. / al 5l4s3c.
0ats-sc lower at 4i14@4sc.
Rye-Dul at 6oc for No l. and esc for No. q
Barley-DuIi Al Csc by sample.
whisky-1 96D1 es.
Provisions-Mess Pork active and better at rs oa6
at is9i5izc. n
Lard-Nsgleeted and nominal At 176lTLc.
BeefCattle-Dnil 1t taai Isfor common to good
Hogs-Dull nj 4oess l2l ( for common to prime.
Money-Rasy.
sxchanse-Firm at par buying and u preniun cell
ing.
8oid-l26
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These Donds ere now worth handspms prsaiu0, ard
- sxsayk srs s1lths Gosannsst Bou1s ~. -,
Osay aid Aasfepal taxation, scAck adds Jro@ =
tsse pr oest pr b ts pa1s according to TIE
rate levied upon other property 1hsinterest payable
siannuAily By roupons attached each note, which
may be cut on and sold to any bank or banker.