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....- ARTICLE NINTH.
Every person who shall eff ct insurance with this Coupony
shall the rates fixed upon by the uStees premium
paid shall be withdrawn from said Company except
herein provided bat shall be liable for ali losses
psnses incurred by the Company.
ARTICLE TENTH.
At the expiration of the Charter or sooner by
tRohlrs OF the votes Of the Stockholders affairs of this
Company shall be qpidated its debts pail and the balance
divided among the Stockholders pro rata the amount by
each held OF paid stock the charge spenend
enee OF three commissioners appointed by the Board OF Trus
tees for that purpose
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.
This Act Of Incorporation be altered and amended by
vote OF Of the Capital Stock represented at any
General Meeting of the Stockholders called for that purpose
Done and executed before the undersigned Notary in
presence Of Felix Grim Jr and Edgar Grma, competent
witnesses who have signed with said Subscribers and me-
Notary this Twenty fourth day of July A. D. One Thousand
Eight Hundred and SiNty.si&
[Original signedl JAMES HEWITT,
W. A. JOHNSON & CO.,
HUGH AcCOLL. .a
MARSHALL j. SMITH,
JNp T. rOBLE,
CUMMINGS, BROWN & Co,
MILIIKEE s BRINGIER,
?. GRIMA, lR-,
EDGAR GRINA.
r. o. STARKE Notary Public.
True Copy of the Original among the records
Of my office for reference. T. O. STARKE
Now Orleans, Gath July 1864 Notary Public.
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PHYsI0LoGTCAL
vIEw OF MARRIAaE.

VIEW or MARRIAGE,
Containing nearly 800 psseS and 1870 fine Plates and En-
cravings Of TIE Anaomy Of the Human Organs IN state Of
HeatA and Disease with aatiae Early srrora a De
osable onssqasnees the Mind and Body hs AN
bos Plan Of Teateuste only rational and successful
mode Of enre shown By the report casss treated
uiha adys % tue Married and these contemplating mar
ags who entertain dousss Of their physical cogditson Sent
es Or postage any address, receipt Of d cents In stamps
postage eareucy, ~ addressing
DR La CRoTx,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. e
The suAcr be consulted upon any diseases upon
which hook teas either personally 81 BY mall and sd
zines sent 70 any part Of the world
g B1RR. ......s.............. qBEKR
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PERIODICALS.


DROSP EUrUS OF
L THE LEXINGTON ADVERTISER
On the 5sh day Of this month the undersigned will con,
mence II the town Of Lexington the publication OF Weekly
Independent journal.
Our town and county much Of such desiderA
a and we look for its maintenance the cordial support
every citizen OF the county.
The columns OF the ADVERTISER will be open for the hon
nt OF any aSprn whese Views do not mitigate against the
political nomenclature that held him its advocate
OF the FIRST number S3 "
iihDeiA Inducements to advertising are offered.
@ WI please hand lie their for announcements
IN ''"i' io' ''e hFst impression. j, II. HOUSTON
rovi,-,,,, MI, G.. II. NJ. SHELTON
HE SREENsBURG JOURNAL,
GREENSBURG, LA
by. u. a. MethvIere.
TERMS OF THB JOURNAL,
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTI0N-Tho journal will l.. Dnb-
sed every Friday morning 81 per Hnnum in avancs No
subscription taken for shorter period than six month";
RATES OF ADVERtlS'N G-Frst usertion Der sSuars NJ
ten lines or less 81 each subsequent nsetnu co GEMS
Liberal terms granted to those who advertise by year or
half yearly ''' VI
Simple Marruges and Deaths inserted
free but Obituaries will DO charged for adyetse-
neuts
All communications IN order attention must he
accompanied with the name OF tle writer.
We propose to business cash system trust
our friends III not insist upon varying the rule
District ohee SlO for Parish Offices, S5siways in sd,
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CHARTER.

things net herein provided for which may necessary 70 carry
MO ul effect the objects aud purposes Of this corporation
james Hewitt, J. d Blair,
Jos. W, Carroll, T NJ scott
W. A johnson, William BAL
]. W. Burbridgs, ROrrTt titkin,
]. l. Noble, Alfred q lsaacsou,
Moses Greenwood, r \ Wits,
Alfred Hunting ton, Richard MiIlikeu,
J. g. Brown Samuel Moore,
John Phelps. VIM. y, Henning,
Marshall J. Smith, ii Mcneil Vance,
l Oaulhed, W, b Tuls
John Ghahe, Hugh McCon
L. Il TnrrY
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BN&l RANCE.
AlN@1 IL ANtG.
IN NOTICE
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE INSURANCE.

AS will appear by the annexed publication Subscriber
fully empowered to adjust and pay all Losses with the same
promptuess that hos characterized oar Home Companies
p. h. FELL Agent 81 Camp street
p R. FELL Agent at New Orleans is fully authorized
to adjust and settle oil Losses under Policies issued By him for
this Company, without relerouee the Home Office
tSisnedl STEPHEN CRoWELL,
Prest PhGnx Insurance Company, Now York
o. r. BHESEE,
General Agent Security 1ns. Company N Y
JOHN D. COCKS,
President Atlantic Insurance Co, Brooklyn
WIN. A SEAYER
President Adratie Insurance Co, New York
SEVENTEENTH ANU II STATEMENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS MAY o. 1866
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certify the foregoing to true copy Of The original ct
n0tAra 7.f - -
and seal o. oee fh9 etynf New rlsAns on this thesE
dsEasdi 1870 RoBlRr j KER, Mp
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~. BAAikA
40 p pAHF sraERT. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
SeweiEy, Eatahes. SILVER and Plated ware.
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7 ] II
| John D. Adams 10 Robert L Adams
| s. l. Woodbridge. 20 R W Adams ..
| Charles ". newton. 81 N, J. Thaxton.
| w. J. FHerson 2 r. 4. A lyon.
| 10 W. II. Harmon. 20 e. A Yorse
10 W RosHnrth * "a e; l. I togah.
10 j. s ropes
a., . nj -, -.-., !. =,
If Nc 1se9 S , ~ ounce until the second honda
J $780, hsgeAsq 2 W ounce small nave bee
pyS X III .t a1 the DIRECTORS elect IN eHc
eScb v.s- tbsrea ~ ~ On e seeona ,nonday OF May
% or ~ He e'et OF failure to elect at tn
Hls eeetAon oh 'he ht9S iaodAy after due election
scrroE In all electia5 the vote shall be by ballot an,
Of election taking place on the dsy aforesad ~
,ays m .rasfter ano ive ncs al tjs pare nih tei
SEo2 ach stoekRoder hsil BE- entited eia her h @
by proxy for each every hare which he sb tbey
shall vote nrbsn two hn shares ii in III
the Uompsny
ARIICE EIGHTH.
-" -1H-i
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- MORTGAGE Or Esnn
me nnoerSiEngi Deppp Recorder II MuftgAges certified
th+t pc tnTeg"v e Act a iueor this dsy
IN ais Office in SotetV ~ Fls 10 10 lS
, 1'a g.. CHA T. ESts, pspRV Recorder.
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DRuGs, pEREuMERY. Ere.

ROTAMKG D1EU@ STORE
10. is FRONT LKVEK. opposite the ALGTERs FERRY
LANDING. KEW ORLEANS.
ne stock Of Medicines Simple and Compound Viii be foun
superior tan ana complies. patronage Of she pnhAa
respectfully solicited BY tie prspzissor.
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TEAAE0NTANA., IMPORTER or
FOREIGN FRUIT
Wholesale Dealers In al kinds Dried and Grssn Eruit
No u FRONT AND Il FULTON STREETS
aetRsan Common and Gravisr streets
NEyv osy.paws
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sold, Silver. ssssl and shah mounted
xAe particular attention Or thoss needing helps 20 roas
seiisassa ssnnens' Bs4sEan Pabblss che sas
sna on EAsss hnt shOas b Esea New Pebbles rosss IN
sa ane assasoa pad 10 reEairn Watches ans
5sRelIy tho bsds weshmsa h1lrs employed n
Rspesrshsg 81 "Awp awRYlsg nvaey ~ saev Eys..
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The Board Of Tusees resolved declare Scrip dy
dend of hirty6ve per the net earned participating
premiums for the ending 18th February 1885, for which
certificates will be issued and after ID day of July
next.
The Scrip Certificates for the year 1860 win be- re
deemed, also six outstanding CertiH
Gates of Scrip will be paid the Monday of May
1866 to the holders thereof their legal Representatives
5-.=. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. OARRIERE, Vice President
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DETER u. BLOW
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN DRUGS
PAINTS WHITE LEAD, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS. GLASSWARE, PERFUMERE, ETo,, ETC.
Nos. SO andas North axain street,
Between Pine and Diva ST. I4oas lib.
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FRUsTRBs
Charles Briggs, Archibald Montgomery
Ant. oarriere, Henry J, Vese,
George A. Fosdick, Jaa Jackson
Mason Pitcher, z. Marquee
L. Brugier, Alfred Dolh0nde,
T. OrAmer, Charles Wsishasr,
Charles Lahtte, A. Lacourt
John 8. Saunsen, Frank WilliamS
7. Anderson, Th0mas Byrne,
Alfred Ksany, John Thornhill
a K Montgomery, W. A. Violet,
A. Frerichs, D. Plagge, -...l.
a r. hobioni, Hugh Mcdonald,
George :" Dunbar, Harlow j. Phelps,
8. r. stocSmeyer, Vim, NJ. PnCkard,
HeorRe W. HSnson, Henry H Bryan,
s. L. Woodbridge
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The Trustees In conformity with the Charter subt the
following statement of the affairs the COMPANY on the s
do, nj Anil VIZ
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True Copy of the Original Act spng The records
Of my office for Uetsrence. T. O. SEARKE,
Now Orleans, 24th July 1864 Notary Public.
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FTNME ERTESER,
NERAILAlONVILLE, LA.
= Official Journal Of the Parish Of Lafayette
Publishcd Every Saturday by VIM. Il. M d
q. q. lsMury, EdlLOra.
CoNDITIoNs-tOE one ear syabe Ia advance, s..
AdvertsingFur exceeding the space Of
lines dollar and fifty r the first Insertion and
dollar for each subsequent insertion.
Liberal discount made to yearly advertisers
Joe work executed with and Dispatch and b.
paid fer delivery.
Announcing candidates office fifteen dollars, payable
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l. Charles a. Luzenberg District Attorney Il III First
Judicial DssEl State Of Louisianu hereby certify haye
examined the within Of Incorporation Of tie Southern
hospital Association for disabled soldiers and am Of she
ouen that the purposes objects cor GRAFTON ID
specified In sid that the pFoyisionR
thereln contained contrary TO law
Gigned) c. H LUZRNBERa
DistriS. Attorney of the irst Judicial Dlstdst
State Of Louisiana
certify the foregoing be aud copy Of the
approval thereof BY the District Attorney : -
New Orleans, 18th July 1855 N''-N - -''''' 4'N0
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WEEKLY MELVILLE SOUTH
" PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
PAquemine fberyie Parrish La
q. Ward 81 Co., prOprIetOrB
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTIONS per annum, in advance hall
yearly, 81 80 quarterly, 81 80.
RATES OF ADvERTsNGA transient advertisements, nrs
insertion, square, 81 So each subsequent insertion, rs
cents per square.
Advertisements not specified time will be published
til ordered discontinued
Annoancemens candidates for State and District Offices
will be charged $40.
Announoemens for Parish and local offices will be charged
TO- payable in advance
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e ieloSng nsasd persons sha constitute tba ar,t ps
~ ~ LEW eif oa,e until Mahday In InS
81 ,ael, saeeessors elected and qua iHsd ThsS
Iii, ~ AZ tho Iights sud movers thereunto
sAF number, and generally % % md psFfeT III "esas Y
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The above statement is just eRd correct transcript
fr m the books Of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
J. P. RoU1, Secretary
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PAREsH OF ORLEANS, GIrF or NaW ORLEANs
Sworn to and subscribed bsore me- day of March
1865 EDMoED MEUFTER.
Third Justice Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
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TIE BOWS NATIONAL BEyEEW-WILe-
~ be published mUutLl2-li2 to 10 pages octave
farms-S6 per
It will be an invaluable wu Tor The merchant manufacturer
banker professional capitalist citizen seeking
nation pn great natin subieet il every village
city IN the Union Those desiring information regard the
practical working OF pation At The South viii find It all
~ TINS work the editor that subject be
prominent consideration m bis future issues.
Among The recent notices Of the press, the following
ected from the New YORK Evening Font OF date:
Dir De BOWS capncity as stastCan was never denied
BY mis- bitterest opponents and hi thorough knNwegs Of the
Southern States end long tdy Of the mining notwithstanding,
commere and agricultural interests Of the Wheo country
sll make his evipw vaiunhe IN al sections
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sTHE HYDRAulIo oLormEa " Aslla

- n { aAkAUhIc CLOTHES wAsMmR
AND wRINaER. aM
The beat snd most rset invention 81 the kind for savn
AeeAahold leboF sxsr Invented
~ masc ne better recommendations saving time abo
sag tes ear and ssst Of fabrics weAhad than asy
sAs An ths other mrehn either rnb the clothes and ueH
ehsn eat fpssaiy al datsfaootiy srfev,
HgDRAuLIr CL0THEs WASHER
Kas = aPs thsease There rnbsna II the rctbsa
sonseeaenly % wear and tnar The washing 4 uok so
petss and hosoaghy performed D. the action q ~ No.
aoe Isl esFsalaE usiagl szplaausoA Or call ono
Good indnssHsnsa oasrea 70 asspas slsasvfero.s -
g. IN. BARTON oos
siA Ne II TehouUitoalas ssr,sa
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n4f rat
shAl oe awful for Trustees to invest the oansI
paas an naonisa Of the Company In bonds and uoTr
n NV eatate " the paFhss Of reRns and IL N
not exceeding ofths capital siosE AVA
bsfson ~ property shall worth twice fhe aSnnt
cash ands " m also invest The capital stock and ether
~ :, 1s iass q he United staies or u this SstS 81 "
ny secnvtie bonda Or st w peuBe OF any OF
i ~ ne corporation may old real estat. q. -.
hs risf-ea ~ etoek but IL shall DO Awfu fur
Is q XIV IN aSltoa property vheh may
I lneted thereby. = 'Ae company would be pro
s They shan nave poe er II dispose Of vno, ,
e. sscqfy Of VI stees pledged ooiaea
ps convey "a 70 tne 10 m fah " PRIV
eessa q at public sale upoa Sn
90 ma ~ said pany, OF Of Hny rnnari %
INN ~ s.se hIeh may have been Is ndsTs u a
4 Tbsv me- w le ~ enr Of ,ts huHtbosS
a ~ n Iket vsnain payne ii aev sStn . sne
Suss y khf 0Ntest Of the al 80 s
.s,s sas s,npsny 4prayided for ia article Third q I'M,
& w naid or -el he same, rs fnnds II q,
t " A4en sims ~ security ghey may from y w
ssfADs iai NE nei eat o. said contngentfu fund '
AErleLE s1sIlrH
he folloVlng persons sha eonstituts, bs A.,
u fnsteeS - hold ga, until ~ Wy 5eard
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EOR SALE-3O acres of 6ne grape ard
= other fruit land; 10 .cres high state Of cuhi-
Walton IL under With 7oc iruit trees Of yaf
Gus kinda. bearing. Price rs per Also
10 acres adjoining the above lsui, and IL OF the
character with but e all enclosed
BY placing fence the road at small expense Price
$50 and $50 This land situated the
idence Of DR. Hicks about miles from 5econd street
keokHk. For particulars enquire OF
mch24 H. B. TEN EYCK
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NrOR sALE-The very desirable Fri=k residenee an
u grounds now o~ ned and occupied by A. Wnkin
son. .Sea situated the OF 18th and high
House Nss o. 10 rooms, with all the narrn
vss frame tsrn-three very desirable lots al
tao he'd co erred weh fruit trees Prjs
S. 500 Title good sale For further particulars
enquire of H. b. TkN-EfCk.
March al fs66
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ciSciSsarl, Sept. rs, 1868.
Hogs-Thers Is considerable attention paid inst
now to the incoming hog CROP The general inn
preston Is that Ii win be large, Notwithstanding
the late disasters by food to the corn crop in GER
tain sections. Holders generally asking 40 so
al SO gross and nett, for early November delivery
without buyers, yet limited amount might be sold
at 500 per hundred under these prices
The market for provisions has ruled dull during
the greater portion OF the week, and in some cases
further concessions were made as . dispositiop
was manifested to close ont stocks There has.
however, for few days past besn less inclination
70 sell - stocks are generally low, and IL il thor
mat the demand will be sufficient to absorb what
y nere before new meat can BE- brought into mar
ns.. The demand, however, isonly noderate, ed
Mniy Tor consumption, and II lots we're forced
On .se marset still lower priess would hsve 70 -
secePtec- Mess pork settled down to $50 e0ss1,-
an .ne Wv q The transactions being 1t the inside
uga's, - closes dull II So oafor the best sity
brands. vsry hstle country pork offered, and ths
9uotatioas voald be nominal. Lard des,issa q
liz spdns sity ksssis rs.asrs1, e.a psrvSeeW
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CMcrHsArI Sept 20.
Flour-Quiet but firm, with sales Of extra .
$l2 00@l2 rs; family, $l3 90.
Grain-Wheat duli and prices declining; sale
Of No. winter 1t - IS; No spring at ~ IS
Corn dull and lower; sales Of mixed at SeaS2c
Oats steady; sales of No l new at 45c; No 2 do a
400. Rye firm; No new, 81 Is. Barley stead,
and firm; prime fall, 60.
Cstton--very Arm; holders asking &c for mid
ding.
free at 81 80. f
Provisions-Actiye. Mess pork in active de
mand, With sales Of 1900 brls at $50 oe6932 20
Bulk meats active, with sales of 2ee 900 lbs shout
ders ct l44c; $4,000 lbs sides at l6lc; held 1t tn
close ac higher. Bacon is quiet and unchanged
Lard dull at 17ic.
Monsy--Easy.
Exchange Dull At par and 100 premium
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Tns total value Of foreign goods imported into
the port Of Boston for the week ending sept q,
vas sl.e05,71e, against S7ls,l5s for the CORES
| ponding week If 1868. Total amount Of imports
| from January 10 september u, 1869. $4,000
6j2 Avefsg amount per week. S974,s5a.
1Hk receipt from customs at Boston, New York
and Baltimore, from the 18th 10 the 22d instant,
amounted to $3.50 2aS 90, OF which 81, sse, 1875 40
received ~ the port Of New York. The re-
esipts ~ New Orleans from the sth TO the 18th
eere Si7T. Isl II.
The issue Of Five Twenty bonds, with inter-
est payable in May aud November. having er-
haustei the limits of SSe0, oon, o0o, those hereaf
ter issued to exchange for seyen-T hirties and
other securities, viii bear interest from July |.
1860
The statement Of the public debt will be is
sued on the 5th of October. It will show con
siderable reduction Of the debt and that the coin
balance bas reached to the same extent ii did
during August. via: about SIS 00e, 0o0.
The disbursements of the Treasury on ac-
count Of the different executive departments. for
the quarter ending September 80 were 1891
244g
NAfiosat Rank SEcrnirrrs-The securities
held IN trust ~ the Treasurer to-day were: In
Government bonds for circulating notes, $685.
2aS'9pei for public deposits, $so,2lI,s5o
The amount of National Bank notes issued
during the week ending sept. 30, was $sis,l7S,
making the total to date S2gS, es2, s03.
The whole amount of mutilated National
currency redeemed to the present time is 81 ,2os-
ea2
internal revenue receipts September 2sth
amounted to S42l9l2s.
The Bank of England rate Of discount has
been reduced to four and a-half per cent. Five
fwenties closed ia london, on the 2sth, at ia.
Judge Brien. in the Nashville Circuit Court.
has decided that notes of the Bank of Tennessee
are receivable for tax and debts due the State,
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weekly BANK statement.


New York Cattle n Arket.
By Telegraph AEv Yeas, Get.
The current prisss for the week Ill the markets
ssf ollo~s:
Beef Catte-ist quality per hesdflT Goals ot fair to
god, sl4 soOle 50, common, sI3 opGI. 90; inferior
$40 oosls 90.
Cows and Cslye-Extra per head $50 0as ITO 90 lat
quality, So oxes5 90. ordinary sS5 eps75 or common
$50 0oaeo oe Inferior, $50 ooess co.
Veal CziyesIst quality. h, l5 isr; ordinary, liz
l2lyo, common 1otsSlIc; Inferior. sklec
Sheep and Lambs-E1tas, per hks3. 80 50as IS:
prime quality " eo4s TO- ordinary tb enese %.
mon. - oo9f 80: Inferior. 50 coa& ~
swiss-Hesyy FED per pouudI 1lOiiMc; light
aud medium LOT alloy
Receipts Of ber cattle continue hek.y, with only
moderate demand Ptiee- have furth.f asciinsd - &c
per pound Some Of the best sold "a 1igh lsc bit
this extreme rate The bulk d prime cattle so'd
at &li and other grads varied irpm 10 az the
market closing heavy FOR all kirds.
yeals steady under = fair demand at last vtsh's
prices.
Sheep and Lambs STEADY, withaus change Of mo
| .
Hogs are 10 fair demand At i,&i24 for good heavy
waei corn fed
Total receipts Of all stock all yards far this week
and isst, Reeves 81; lat wa-k ez Covs IS.
tat week III: Veal Calves, 33s last eek a. sheep
and Lsf"hs IS GA last week q go rkine le,.e, iAsi
week. Io1fo
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st. Louis 1--we stock market


The transactions nj the cattle yard to-day we're
comparatively very light and those sold comprise
lot OF stock cattle. fer which there exists very
fair and steady deinsad at from SO to 81 SO for
common and inferior grades; common to fair
grades IS - to "a and 8 80; good stock steers
rom 81 rs TO s. and s. Is gross. There Is also q
better and Increasing demand for beef cattle, both
for home and shipping trade. The following is
nearly the range of prices for the different grades
OF beef cattle: Common grades, which comprise
cows, heifcrs, stays and bulls, from S. 80 to II SO
Tor stage and bulls, ~ IS to SIS and S. Is for cows
| and heifers, and the most choice and hcifers
- Is; extra choice beeves for shipping, Sc 30 10
so IS.
There is scarcely any demand for common sheep
aud prices are nominal. Choice young fat veth-
ers and lambs are in fair demand at steady prices
FROM s5a5 80 for good wethers, and s3s3 80 for
choice lambs.
The demand for hogseontinues very light, with
small receipts. The range Of prices is fol-
lows from IS 5eas IS, and s9ss 80 for the most
choice.
Cattle Receipts were olo head, with the fol-
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ST. Louis, Sept. 20.
Tnbsceo--Setady and firm. Lugs firm at g. 30
"a 80, shipping leaf firm Mt 80 90lg Is 90; manu-
featuring leaf firm at $I464.
Flour-Dull. Xxx at$il 90; X at sic 40; XXX
at Sli so.
Grsin--Whest dull and DC lower, except for ex-
ira choice spring. Corn dull and dropping at "a
@T6c for mixed and yellow, and 7s@soc for
white. Oats lower; l+@4sc. Rye, tendency
| ~; fall at 81 10.
Provisions--Mess pork weaker, $50 so per brl.
Bacon dull and lower; city clear sides at geo 2o4c
rib sides Ice per ID. Lard dull and declining;
choice 204c.
Whisky-ta32
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

BAYLlE's CoLLEGE.-We learn that the
opening exercises of the Commercial College
Will take place at the Atheneum this
evening October I'd, at y o'clock. Ad,
dresses will be made by Judge Samuel F.
Miller, Rev. Ii. W. Woods and II. Scott
Howell. Esq. The Keokuk Harmonic Band
Will be in attendance. All friends Of educa-
uon' both ladies and gentlemen, ARE invited to
attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

"WET GooDs. Having case of good,
damaged by the accident 10 the Express wag.
on, Saturday, we have some grea, bargains tc
offer in French Merinos, Twill Cashmeres
D LANES, Scotch Diapers, &c.
toct2-5t) W. BosrwlcK & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02
Breakfast Shauls, at Bag Factors.

MEETING AT CRogoy.-As the speakers APP
pointed 10 address the meeting at Croton on
Saturday afternoon could not be present,
Hon. Geo W. McCrary and Gen. d. B. Hills
val speak at that place Saturday evening
next, at o clock. Let our freudc there
remember the meeting and come out numer
ously,