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POLITICAL.

NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET
VI. ;,ernor-Hon ELUEEN j.. TENTOS Ctaq 9 gt
Fss o. GIvrrorlGen SlfWARI /. MoODt Sh . rH ~
s,r Crrll Conf -Ucn. SIEPHEN /. HAhL S N
re-, r,,.,r I-spsctor-Ccr. JOHN HAMMOND fsseh
Election Tuesday Nov D.
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AHrsrHIsrA-We understand that at the last meeting
Of the Dental Society OF NeWYork the following resolu-
tion WAS adopted ReSorcd That the Nitrous OXIDE Gas
the most safe efficient and convenient antstneuc io
donta u,e Ia tho essay for the evening il was stated
that The profession indebted ia dr. Coo0 for The IN
tfOIuotion % this gas
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TIE NATIONAL FINANCES.

Tho following ia correct abstract OF the quaf!ory ra
ports Of the National Banking Associations Of the United
States showing her condition on the morning OF the first
Monday % October 1866 before tbs commencement on
hnsiness on that day, .H.I...
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GEORGE ID. PRENTICE, I'LL.

OF nnsymLK' Oct W.-George d. Prentice editor OF
TIL Jovrnoi is seriously i'll with bronchitis HIS recovery
IA doubtful
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NFW.YORK.
THE CONTEST IN THR rwRLYrH DISTRICT.
N xELEaRAPH 10 rxE TRIsUSH

THE CONTEST IN THB TuRLYrH DISTRICT.
Or xELxsRAPH 20
HUDSoS Oct, 27.-Both parties 10 this Distric;
working like beavers TIE election Of ther respective
candidates Congress The District Is Republican and that
party oalcus'e giving zen ksohum their candidate for
on1r.ss at least 100 nso7tywhe the friends OF Collier the
Democratic candidate equally sangrinr marx Wiicrs
chAncs Assembly IN the First District Dutches Co.
are vcry favorable indeed named Ason OstrandcI,
who strong Temperance has announced himself
independent candidate Wers District but he viii not pol
He evidently put forward BY he Democrats
naugaie confusion the Repgbcsa ranks but the dodge
succeed Plat Carpenter esq the former ASSESSOR
Cor this District has at last received the necessary papers
removing him and James Maoken has succeeded him and
attending the duties OF the position As Jet Other
poTineB moyas have taken place In the Internal Ec'cEue
Department though another strike Is expected
QUEENS COUNTY.
A. T. Downing nominated for the Assembly by the I'm
onsts aud Theron Robinson the candidate Of tho
party ior School Commissioner having declined. Jacob
Cromwell has been nominated for the hrst named Qhce
ami Lott Cornelius for the last
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MARYLAND.

RADICAL NOMINATION IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
rELEGRAPH
BALTiMoEE Oct. 28-George NJ. Russum OF Caroline
County has been nominated Radical candidate in the
LIST District, and has challenged Mr. Mccullough 10 a
Joint discussion
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COTTOA INJURED BY THE FROST.

AUGUSTA Ca, Oct. 2s-Accounts from the interior
reescp that the recent osts have killed vegetation and
that there can be no more maturing cotton bollr
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hlAesBALLs LINZ engraving OF PRBstosST LIS
coOaF readers referred to the advertisement Of Msssrs
TlczSO. z TigLDs.
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yrwsptPgR CNION-COTT0N

MmnraIs, Dot 27.--Ths Argus sni cemm''ts'
ma ssa.osrs havs beca csassiIdsisd ,,,. Ali
1919 ,,ntps 10 egvsy Az Nsac9r d spsss ~ 's
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LAND OFFICE REPORTS.

fns rnlsusE. A., 4
Tbs Land Ofhco at Tslahasses, Fls reports that II
besp tsksn actual sstters the past moHts IN
70 81 acres usdsr the get Of Juae H. 1850
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Special sisetsDs Of tbc3' lnspectsrsssf kee,suy-
uasons Of tho Rspubcsa Unsa Inpecsss Of h'ssv Tor
Election City Of NswYofk vii Be sed
Argus Hail. No $50 Broadway hosOAr Evrstsa ocsseer
o'clock important bulns viii brought bofoss s usssiaE
By order Of che Republican uuon 0ensgsi COMMITTEES 't
A J. WILLIAMSON 'iAta
Chairman Uutoa Rspubussn dsusr cesnisse
w. W. Dsos ssssss ssoleiadsa r
WALDO HUroHrSs sA.irnsn "a c.-L -
&C. b 5 ss.sss tse'rs.r'a ~
N, go Bso,s-Ar 4 <. OF b. ,ssa
Air, Tn, aaa,-,su ha,. bssa .ppsassd COMMITTEES " Ne
ni,r judiciary convcaou ofsrp yea thai 90 s lot na
se BY .da conveas'u ' candidate Ter
Recorder Of tho Cy osN,wYor COMMITTEES rsnsrryorss
further 70 seUs G thu nsd' fox the saAssss
your pscis psFsi. and Gn0dus'Ostss
partisan oOaisrs,Ousshsl tbs "a which y'a haze ~
OmS yoar duy your r,Eectioa AsD rHArrss
uAu ssgsr,ss sos COZ, su-rosr ., rss
We have ID, honor 20 BE- you, Oh ssss
JOHN sED0wicA caa-. faA % nliLssR,
WALDO HUrCuEGS GUY r. PELr0N "a
JOHN n WHITE FaEDK oLMsrEAD
TO the Hon. JOHN L BoPFaAE.
Thirteearh Assembly Dstriet nsss.Ss.
Room Ops1 from +. N. toio p
khisssas. A:.e%s, sa G s = fr J..
Repebican Nomination . , -,
coz e. S Ssoso & f 4 so$kss ,,....,,.
u
Il o., a.,s s,rro. ss's'''or'. =
Seventh Assembly District. 1900.
REcuIAk UNoS REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION.
tos Msnbss Of Assembly. .r,-I a
EDWARD MITCHELL.
IN FREDERICK A CoNKLino. cbsi,~ss
wsuyraLo vAs co1s. ssas,,v
Union kepasiicss Candidate.
Ds.gict 18th seh aud stsi wHi.
FOA CONGRESS
col. LIE GRAND b. CANNON.
Uaion Republieas Neminasies
b Sos C 1,s 's, is ard ,gs wus Alb
RNEis ELLIOT
Democrstic and National Union Nemiu ston.ro, 0.s'
U''s VITA District Ss'ep!S Isnse ~ ra YsR 'aa
Rua.lsr -Repabiicsn Nsn,issfiess.
FOR SUPERVISOR.
, JOSEPH B. TAYLOR.
Union RepHbhcss Nomination,
FOR rHIeRT NINTH AND FuRrlETH CONGRESS.
THIRD DISTRICT.
coupas ls % 3D. fh 5h 7th. sh lih. Sb lsb. u1 'ss
SIMEON ID. CHITTENDEN.
Ori ss ~ ,ts SSsn 81 s ssrisssse''
E NSsm nS'g siR , Pfd,''
6'pH0lissssss S !s,ssF Sgsia@'i'n.
Ix,S Dht.. trwsnn kn.,seah snd rysa.y .scosi wSts
WILLIAM A. DARLING
onion Rrpsbiiran Nenins psn.
ron REPRgsfNrATIvE IN COSuRkSS rf
sixth c'nsE'es,, p,'s' nS; lss SOD N'S ""'
o'' cA'' Darling Living hesss sffi s%is ca~
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Words Taat Breathe.
scsat yoas BIO, viii PHALoas seHf-sLo0Mtso
cEgEUs fis i,d.. and your all breath,
rxs f,rsaos ,o they had by roy lap.
sarsicai Clinical Lectures state Ho,pitsi..ps CAR
ScGhhN & & s sSsSsr H s % saruRp%r
Noy ., q o'clock apply q ths ss-
@sIa. i.ai o. * o. c2RSo6aASs No i ss SIS
,eenih-A ---------
W. J. n. Dale, s. Co.,
n, sl BROADWAY.
Scr choice .s.or,m.n, Of FRENCH CHINA
DINNER AND TEA SETS,
Rlsb aud engraved
TABLE GLASS, CUTLERY.
.al o.hs they tbs s'Is Ar<.s 60
S.AYorE 1 sts .ais Il II. n Hooper Co.
GAS FIXTURES.
DR.. wi.tsr RS Balkan sL of VIA
AND s 2Sn q Rff Tbf SES sSMrDrGs
o,r,n, e.,Iss iios WoFEp ION snoxours
s sSE i. dss q Ii, TaRoaT LTSs nd caEsf
& sSSSi s 81 se,;..s. s..;:
Asd BY druss., and .pseeesrie. generally:
SaxsB Grees,
l.
EoR SALE IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT ALL BUYERS
SAXON COLOR MANUFACTURING CO.,
No. 90 FULros-5f.
Jehn A. Reed,
(Sueeesos to 4. W. Bunl i.f
DIAMOND JEWELER,
No Tsl Broadway
Opposite Grace Church.
The Agents establishment searched the principal stis
Of Europe. and empoy-d leading the
RAREsT GEMS AND RICHEST JEWELS
OF the Old World
A, the result the collection has been secured
most unaas Article. exhibited to the Anssss
public
couu0eu precious and admirers Of artistic workman
shp in iswsry invited
TIE 5sgEs eSS saEs sIu *
Rosewood wslnst Maple y,sing at manufesasss prices
I" MaNuFAcroRY tSD SSsEsooMs.
Between so~sry and ssesadsS..
Al Gsodswsn,nted. -r
Home Life Insurance Co..
No. ass Broadway. ~ Y, Ne 16 Courts.. Brooklyn.
WALTER s GRIFFITH, Prsst Gro C. RIPLEY sse'J
FEArunaA Felass Organization Assets between 0os cad
Millions Of Dollars All profits the assured Divdsnds
declared and p,a Annually policies iOrfens No policy
fee charged ~. b..
NO LIMITATIONS AS TO RESIDENCE OR TRAVEL
Eight thousand POes. force Hall the Premium p.@.n..s
the policy desired All forms Of Life Endowmsn' and An
puiiy Policies issued. AGENTS WANTED =
= Julius q, Pohie, N. d.,
Formerly Of and successor to
DIR. JAMES r.. Chiffon & Co.
ANAEYr re s AND cSS ~ sa SoS SSsssr
MINI ws,. i Fssp su az ffsdss.
Aa,oP BlssSst ss s , S s. s Ssss
C cow Sss Il hsisSse .s
BULLS = sss; .ss m; M, e
improve their '''''' ''' sac '' ''' THoMAs FITCH
Victery Hair Rsstsrsr.
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. silf
WITHOUT SEDIMENT OR IMPupTY. An sxqaisitey par
famed Hair Dressing esn to restore the hair and " eeio Fee
sale BY po'si' s's''vs aa BUREN, Chemist No slr.s..
The Weird Resewned wiasisw,. Green c. 9ss,.
I sHsasssu, % 3. country -
VI; ' Ssa1sSa aii 81 e IL si Ssa$ 'n '
CI.,ss. wInssr: s's: sksAst sos :; s1 N
c.sI5ssst,.. N.fsrsI. 90,
P,sf Ca s.'; sd: s9sT a.s...1s a'
The Great Disasters ~ Sea.
THOUSANDS OF LIVES TO BE SAVED!
No Should trust he 70 ~, sS%!s's e. , ,.
fsfs aS CORK s egsEoss
.; SsIy ss'S: ~ g S:ssss tI y css 'e'
Aswest Breath insured BY daily Of "RoBiNsoNs DEN
TAI SOAP an sIsaists tsIl,, article HEGENAN Co.
Broadway.
P ~ \. ,s:. .;i ~ saca S
sa5 =: . s vt. g 4: % s' ''-'
s ss '''' ''" ''s's'i S r ssss s'' RI q 800
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MONDAY, OCTOBER %, 1886.
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

IOWA
In Che appended Table Che ofioal majoritiea are
married. with an
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UNlDN MEETINGS..
RNr1ef,cNy USioS STATE CoNNi fTkI.
Hnans syrsoPOLirAN HorELs NEw,f ORR.
HAML. HARRIS, Chairman.
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Furniture =
or THE LATEST STYLES CONSISTING Ok
PARLOR DfNTNG-RO0M and CHAMBER SUITES.
in Rosewood wsnss and Maple Ts,s1s at @aHaae'a'" prices
MANUFAcTORY AND WAREBo0M5.
Nee 81 and SO Esst Housions..
Between 6owery and sseendase.
Al Goodswsnsnted.
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sSss' Si'''%ffs,Saif q hGSl s' ci.%s1
IA ssnLnssH sseretsTy
s,..,e-. CI.rrn.u Assas -HkRMAN RUEss, esq Osohio
a.ae,-I SsI hI J,,4 : n r. iHHAWvLEY
ssess,~Gsa 4 T. HiTr.r
ssossWsIs DTSs Her BurtEa G. NOBLE.
,.s .,,s-ITS ti Hon X b. IA BAL. ,,,,,
Her fF gIos 6; ASy S!6oNsrt1
,ozIyt,,ss--rhs Hoa. WILLIAM A MHEELER
.eo,..s "a IT, 'sS,S; fPhfrw.
-, The IIon. HORACE GREELEY.
''t'.' = % f Y1l 2Ii6 R11R y Gsi:
m ii SftH IT r s y;
RAIL- 100 Bows R5SEST cRowE s.S
ksr .osx Mnts1Th. HOr. W. X PECK jr ofc0nn,eticu,
r1 Sss2 s t SAMUEL IT, MCKEE oKsnuly
r.'7- G GsH Seq s. =. 3 sm i MEREDITH
POL.1O-DI. r. o. slDNEY.
sS,,9tg IN. io1 HAN az s,, man SIdN
s1os, toIsr-} q 9h VI 69S NaR f:22N
Toe. sutLs- GEO wm 6 Sr + DSs s,S
49, ,PArRid k d aSg III H.. Il oIhAS0N'
uTo.-rso Hon ;s. hoh4e M4yEARga SoSR6,n
w''''' P o. &C. &. I lSiI 3 S SSasf
W,rSisS svsnins-The Hon. LYMAN TREMAlN
as,rsao.n-eov. JosErii K HAWLEY Of Connection.
AsI0stA-(sEO. WIN. CURTIS. esq.
BgnglsD.-rbo Hon. T.. ID. CILNbk
Rri.xYuLE-Judgs JAMES q. BELL OF Texas
49,. (Geu. J. A. GARFIELD Of Ohio
oissahfGOH- Gen SAMUEL MCKEE Of Ky.
RI o1 6 Iss5F b bENAN ESQ.,
e.LisTos-PATRICk CoRBETr ESQ.
(UECaogUE-Judge C. h. SABlN.
puKaAsTILLE-The Hon A. ~ bAilhY ,,,,,,,
ELEVATE WARD. N Y.-} X Ho XII h W.
FIE,pl-fIOB. wBL c. DOANE.
(gEsay ,--fhe Rev. b. l. lAkS
Guu,A o. u.-{ no1' y a ir o. "OOAii''Ni'
fOsuss-Gen STEWART D. NOODFORD.
The Hon. q. J. DOWNING,
hioHF'tiH- s T.. BRADFORD PRINCE ESQ.
IfosyxIsvnIE-Gen WALTER HARTMAN ofN. II.
,,, TIE Hon. SAMUEL GALLOWAY ofOhio.
vKsH-The Hon. \. d. IA BAl.
MatSgyA-The Hoa WILLIAM D. WHEELER.
AEBisA-Cen b. 7. BRl CE. . .......-
MoN-s0aEHT p IN. (The Hon. n. B. SfANkON,
WAiatx evening Tie Hon MAHI.ON CHANCE
NEv. q sRiIs-Hon. GIO o. WILLIAMS Of Oregon.
hxAcK-fhe Hon CHAt NCkt ". DLPEN.
RoaEk ABB II. o. SIDNEY -
e., Co. RUSH {. HAWKINS.
fHNA'N'1' JAMES kiLBotE NE,
Pxxy YAS.-Tbe Hon HORACE MAiNARD of Tennessee.
rsCtgLLE-WM. n. BUEEfl!iH ESQ
-. (JsdEe n. G. MhRMOl TIL OF Louisiana.
''-'-'N' The Hon. WM. T. GLEAsDN
-.-- Tue bon a. II. LAFliN,
NA'''-~A~ S. r. PRATT ESQ.
toav4tya FALLs-Coi s Y. SMITH
SHxlsUKNk--J. b. JENKINS, Esq.
Spa %. FRrOwE-The Hon. {. l.. BEAlE.
>T5rvrsANT FALIs-hs'or &, NJ SCHOLEklELD -
t'S,os hALL EiGBTB WssD, BEOoKtrS-Msor JAMES HA0'
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.HNJalHT YGGAG MH0K-FFI
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special sisessDs Of ixbes Inspectesssf kesAssry.-
rasons Of tho Republican Union inspecsos Of kssav Tor
several Election City Of New York yin Be eea
Argus Hail. No $50 Broadway hosoAr Evrsua ocssee
o'clock important brought before hs ~sssisE
By order Of che Republican Upion Committee 'f
A J. WILLIAMSON, htt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-23

UP THE VALLEY.-The Valley Railroad
Company is good company. The Valley
road is good road. approacheth the cap.
ital, and it is to the vim and energy of the
company, who have persevered against every
opposition, that this result is due.
Des Moines is good town; it rapidly
draws nigh the proportions Of city. Its
magnificent distances are being fast populated.
We were glad to note a large amount of build.
ing going forward on our visit there this week.
The dwellers in Des Moines are q goodly
people, and the Register is chief Of good
things. A daily paper with an earnest regard
for the prosperity of place is great power
in building up that municipality. So is the
Register, and SO are the Des Moiners indebted
to it.
The crops along the Valley promise well.
Much Of the corn looks better than in other
sections we have visited. Does it but be sea.
sonable now Iowa will reap ample harvests.
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That EXHIBITION an Exhibition
proper, but the closing exercises Of the
Thomson Literary Society last evening; it is
10 them we refer briefly. The exercises were
highly creditable to pupils and preceptors,
those speaking selected pieces did finely
for the most part. Masters Lomax, Smith,
Anderson, Reynolds and Stahl did especially
we'll. Master Fry carried off distinguished
honors: we think his the best performance
for boy of his age we have ever heard. The
original orations were all creditably thought,
prepared and delivered; Masters Lomax,
Hubbell and Pitman merited highest
praise. The following was the programme
Greek Statutory, L. Lomax.
Select Orations-Classical Learning
W. W. Smith; American Republic
]. C. McMillen; The Last Minstrel,
H. Finnigan Our Government an Expert
ment, A. Hardin; Little Hal, Geo. C. Ander.
son; American Eagle, l. X. Reynolds
Nature Of True Eloquence, r. W. Curtis
Plea for Ireland, D. l.. Howell; Burr and
Blannerhassett, J. G. Floyd; Extract from
Homer, E. E. Ford; German Poem, Geo.
Stahl; The Bonded Bow, J. B. CORN
Emaucipated Greece, W. NJ. Irwin; indie
pendence Bell, S. D. Fry;
Original Orations-Midnight, W. P.
Tucker: Self Reliance, W. J. Modes; Rev.
olutions and their results, E. R. Bartlett /;
Knights of Chivalry, E. L. Lomax Rise,
the Worlds Before Thee, W. s. Hubbell /;
Yotaries Of Freedom, c. K. Pittman Latin
Philippe, A. McMicken; Valedictory, L.
Lowe.
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49, nrao1Aea ~ tAl0,


II detest the treaties Of 1915" aid Louis
Napoleon. IN : recent speech that sent .
thrill Of alarm throughout the Old World.
From the moment that speech was made the
hopes Of peace vanished into thin cir in Eu-
rope. Nwas virtually sounding tho tocsin Of
war. It meant that Waterloo had not been
forgotten BY the present Emperor Of France;
that the treaty Of Vienna, in 1915, Vas re-
garded By him g ahotch-potch affair in which
the Allied Powers figured alter tho downfall
of Napoleon Bonapaxte; that that great
partition suit decided by force Of "arms' III
favor Of tho "Allies'' had not been decided
according to the principles Of equity that
the partition Of Europe had been unfairly
made, and hence France had mot been honor.
ably dealt with. The day Of retribuuon,
argued Louis Napoleon, has arrived, and
vengeance ID mine.
Such, no doubt. were the thoughts running
through the Emperor's mind when he deliv-
cred his remarkable speech at Auxerre.
What, then, are We to expect in the culmina.
ton Of the war which is reported and believed
to have opened 10 Europe. We are to ex.
pect repartition of European abrogatiou
of the treaty Of the .'Allies''-the enemies o.
the Bonapart family in 1916, and . readjust
ment of balances among the crowned powers
OF the OlQ WOfIQ. IN tn1L REIMBURSEMENT
Louis Napoleon expects to get the Lion,
share, and We believe he will do it. The
defeat at Waterloo and the wrongs of St
Helena are to be avenged.
The handwriting upon the wall clearly In
dicates this: The effete old monarchies o
Europe, like Belshazzar of old, may vel
tremble in view Of the awful inscription writ
ten on their door posts and lintels-" Meme
meme tckc uphdrsin.' They have beer
weighed in the balsnce and fonnd wanting
The old continent Is heaving with revolution
and in its throes, dynastics long corrodint
with rust, and upon the brows of whose
monarchs the moss of time has gathered
must give way to progress.
Europe, said the elder Napoleon, will b
in fifty years "Cossack or Republican" TIL,
expirationof this period is even now at hand
and who knows but that we are on the eve o
witnessing its approximate, if not literal
veri6cation. Certain it is, that in the up
heaving of war, Italy will become free
Austrian arrogance be BUNDLED, and tn
seeds Of universal freedom sown broadcast il
the soil Of Europe, which will terminate ant
yield harvest golden with Gberty.-St
| Louis Netrs.
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1nulfid ai1 GsI,urend:..
noKux MARxsT.


DAILY Cars CIs1 osvlcn,
June -. 1855.
GRAIN.
WHnAr-Best old HAA at - -; No. FAIL
new, 81 rs to l 90; No. do from 81 % TO ~ |;
No. old Spring Il -; Mel do, new, 90 TO u 10
No. = do, 7ee.
OArs-In demand, ct from 10 to cooper bushel.
CoRx.-The demand il good, and prices arc .
shade higher. For No. white l5c, and for yell
low, &c Per bash.
FLOUR.
XXX FAN Wheat, aour, $14 %; Xxx do. do. do.
Sill SO; No. Spring, 50 90; superfne, - 50.
CoRN MEAI-41 20 p 100 lbs.
SUNDRIES
BurrER-In good demand 1t from II to 10 per
ID.
EGes-Fairly active It 15cper dog.
CHIcKEss-From 81 50 to - Per dol, according
to quality.
PorAroEs-For choice 81 per bush.
HoSEr-2oc per ID.
LARD-17 to l8c . n.
BAcox-Clear sides is to 1Sc per ID. Shoulders
13o. Hams Is to tic.
BEsswAx-From $50 per lb.
RAas-34 to 44e per ID.
HlDKs-Green, Sc; do sailed, &c; dry do lie;
dry flint, 13c.
BaAs-5Oc. p 100 lbs.
FKArnKRs-Common to prime Soc to 600 per ID.
WooL-Tub-washed 35c Heece-wAshed SOC un-
washed ! Oh.
HAY-Has declined. Timothy s. 90 to - 90
per ton. Prairie, So 90.
WooD-From 81 90 to 81 SO per cord.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-23

Pic MICS are funny. We mean there il
fun in them if you can succeed in bringing it
out. That you don't usually donor your
neighbor, nor your neighbour children. nor
any other man. They are jolly stupidities, or
stupid jollities, one or both. Awhole society
sets apart : day to be stupid-ons day in the
year that they may rush TO the woods Z.
"sasse, that they may auashsmatixe the day
sAll it the stupidess they ever endured. Il
isn't ths'fault Of the day, 1t al. One knows
Ills going to prove bore. With malice afors-
thought they deliberately sslf impose the
grievance. One inconvsnie1css one's-seh To
%, and then would Inconvenience one',-self
to Ct away. Tho public rushes out into the
woods; The pablo Is going 70 spend The day !:
nice, romantic, rural, very. The public
comes back in the evening weary and worn
the seniors cross, The janion cross, everybody
determined never % 50 % ano<Asr pic-nic.
and tAsy viii jastas sssloask rapsas - -.
sa1iea ~ ~.
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wheat Harvest in seutnern 1ilinois.

From gentlemen Who has just returned
from business tour through the Southern
counties in this State, we learn that the
wheat harvest is now in full progress in that
section. The yield is generally good, and
the grain full, plump, and of the best quality.
The quantity Of ripe wheat fields to Be seen
while passing over the country from the Mis-
sissippi to the Wabash valley is unusually
large, and the crop will no doubt turn out
we'll. Some of the frrmers are already sell.
ing their new wheat to dealers at prices rang
ing from 81. 90 to 1895 per bushel. Chicago
Journal, June 2lst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-23

The WRECK OF THE TEETH is sure to follow
the use Of the many worthless preparations
now in the market. Remember that those
pretended dentists who cry down Sozodont
al have some worthless article of their own,
which they will try to induce you to use. Do
not be deceived; use nothing but Sozodont, q
pure and infallible preservative Of the dental
anhsfanne
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st. Louis Live stock Market.
From the Republican of the 2fst. I

Iff0m inc NtPubIIeAh OF the ZIst
Cattle-The market is active at rather
easier rates for BUYERS. Sales Yesterday af-
ternoon were at to &C per Id. This morn
ing 240 head, in small lots, at to &c per ID
gross.
Hogs-The market was active with sales
yesterday afternoon at 8 to &c, and this morn
ing atthe same range.
p-Marketoverstocked and dnll. Sales
81 per head.
Lambs-Sales of 1913 head at 81; and %
head at So IS per head.
Mich Cows-Sales Of q head at $40 to $50
per head
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-23

II You would avoid cholera attend promptly to
every symptom of disorder of the bowels. Moth
Ing can equal Boyd's Balm as q remedy for Diar-
fhaa, Cholera Morbus, Cramps; Gripping, and
Collie. Keep bottle on hand constantly.
For sale by LowER'd POLLOCK, Is Main street.
Ijune2 lin tn tn sat]
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Chaeaxe Market.

Chicago AAFkeG.
~ Telegraph CHIeAae. June %.
whsat-Neslectsd and nominal; saes reported at
81 e40l 60 for regular No l. 81 zeal 80 for No in
Northwestern elevators 81 10 for No and .5sac for
rejected.
and rejected st Nc. u
0ats-In light demand, and the market has declined
1011<o bushel.
Rye Quiet, with no advancement reported
Barlsy-Entirely nominal.
Flour-Qujet, without any material change.
Provsions-The market i dull end inactive for mess
pork
Lard-Quistat about yesterdays figures.
Cut Meats-Iairy active and prices tsnding upwards
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EVERYBODY in want of Summer Goods will
save money by purchasing them at the Phila-
delphia Store. We are sole agents in this
city for the Bonaparte mandatory, and sell
their goods at factory prices. We also Ray
the highest market price for Wool.
ie17d1w2tw SP1EsBERGER l. MAYER.
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One of the founders of the National INTEL
igencer died in Washington on Saturday. He
was a VirgiUan by birth, . Scotchman by
descent, and relative of Patrick Henry by
his mothers side. In 1903, and in his
eighteenth year, he began his connection Aith
the press at Richmond. Thence he went to
Petersburg, Virginia, afterward to Halifax,
in North Carolina, then to Raleigh, and I'm
ally to the National capital, adherinng to his
profession in all these places. The National
lntelligencer was founded by him in 1872,
Joseph Gales, his brother in-law, being his
partner. From that time, until very recent
period, Mr.. Seaton was one of the managers
Of the paper. He was for twelve consecutive
years Mayor Of Washington.
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SPECIAL CAurros-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup has become 30 popular that various parties
have put ont articles calling them Mrs. Wnslow's.
Please take notice that the Mrs. Winslow Of the
Soothing syrup 10 not connected with any other
Article. june5-dAw3m