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MASTERS SALE.
AIASTER,S SILE-Pursuant to III.

~ AAN
VI command Of an alias order Of sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas, of Cuyahoga County,
Ohio, at the suit Of Edward Hinton, Administrs-
tor Of estate of William Green, deceased, vs.. Isaac
L Gleason, Watson r. Thompson, receiver Of
Lueius S. Peck, CORTLAND Palmer, and Frederick
7. Wallace, Assignees of billiard, Hays, Palmer
& Co., Levsrett Alcott and Burritt W. Horton,
Perry II. Babooek and Hopson Hnrd, jr., Charles
Brsdburn and Waldo A. Fisher, Harriet UhI,
II. Il. Little, and Henry G.. Abbey, receiver OF
Lucius Peck, to me directed and delivered, I shall
expose for sale at public auction, ct the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Cleveland, on the 10th
day Of July, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. M, the follow
ing real estate, all situate in the county Of Cuya-
hoga, and State Of Ohio, and in the township Of
Independence, and is known as being part Of lot
No. ten, Q Hubbard Tract, so called, east of the
Cuyahoga river, and bounded to wit: CommeEcipR
at the point Of the third step in the foot of the
lock No. IS, north Of Portage summit, in the Ohio
canal, and on the towing path side, numbering
the steps from the top Of the lock, and running
thence westerly to n post in the garden fence.
standing about two fest north from the priv
with two stakes driven by it thence southerIy on
the line Of the garden fence, through the barn
moses oleasoD; thence east on said line 10 the
Ohio Canal; thence northerly along the canal to
the place Of beginning; containing one acre of land
more or less; also q road or lane next the towing
path, north to the bridge, across tbs canal. APP
praised at $500. D. W. GAGE,
Master Commissioner
+. T. HAMILTON, plaintiffs Attorney.
Jane 18th. 1866. j1neI4.3S0
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The Union men of Chattanooga, Tenn,
recently had a public meeting, At which
they took strong ground in favor of the
Congressional plan of Reconstruction.
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me ohis RleppbIleans for h Plat.

anna adj trHI torn1- I~-r-rrlf Do I1Uu|
Rarely, if ever, in the history of the
Republican party of Ohio, has there been
greater unity of feeling in reference to q
declaration of political principles than
vas manifested in the recent State Con-
vention. It was felt by al, as had been
indicated by the LEADER that the Recon
Aruetion amendment of Congress afford
cd the true platform for the Union party,
and that it was a1platform upon which
all Unionists could stand. The most rad
zeal men in the Convention did not ask
for more than itSpthe most Conservative
uIu NOT UuJ6cT 10 III OF II. As ueleSate
said to us, GAshtabula came down and
kissed the Ohio river The resolution
endorsing the amendment was adopted in
committee andthe Convention without a
dissenting vote in either Cuyahoga (; and
Hamilton, Lorain and Butler, Geauga
and franklin, were alike unanimous and
enthusiastic for it. The friends of "my
policy"-the men who are opposed to i'm
posing any further condition upon the
Southern States SO few that they
said and did nothing. Lew. Campbell
came up from Hamilton to do what he
could for Johnson but without hackers
he was pqwerless, and remained silent.
The results of the day demonstrate that
the Union party of Ohio was never more
"
than now united and devoted in their adj
herence to. the principles of Union and
T,ibartv VIZ
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Away with Disease and MaIrI-
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MEDICAL COMMON SENSE, treats upon the
Human system inside and out-On all Chronic Di-
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Waakness-on Marriage and sexual Philosophy,
in language everybody can understand, making =
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every one. 400 pagss-lOO illustrations, three
parts in one volume. Price, si.5O. Sent by mail,
postage paid, on receipt of the price. Contents
Tables sent free. address the Author, K. B.
FnOTE, M D., 1880 RroadHay, New York.
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WINDOW GLASS.

lNHE LARGEST STOCK IN THE
Il City, including large sizes, to which additions
will be made as required. DBL
FOREST CITY V6REISH co.,
marg7 65 FRANKFORT street.
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John B. Milton, q former Csmpbellite
preacher, and more recently a Mormon, at
tempted 10 commit suicide last Tuesday,
in St Louis but did not succeed
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Jenny Lind sings for the last time in
public, at Dusseldorf. Jenny's voice is
somewhat cracked
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At the municipal election IN occoquAn'
Virgins, on Monday, the Union ticket
was chosen by an overwhelming majority
The New York Tribune speaks d y OF
General Garfeld's endeavor TO correct
abuses in the system of paying mileage;
sGen. Garfield should not be too easily
discouraged. If he will thoroughly fight
the mileage swindlc, he will be generally
detested in Congress, and generally ap-
proved by the people. We pray him to
berseveret6th the end Il cannot be very
far off.
AAz-Grianeps QistEletjnale~a Ae
Republicans hsYe. nominated jugs
Loughridge for Congress" l-i
Governor grownlowi Of Tennessee, has
issued a proclamation calling on the Legis-
Istn,a, If the State to meet at Nashville
On the 4th Of July for the purpose Of
rstifylng the Amendment to the Con-
stitutionr of the United States, just pro-
posed by Congress
The President is said TO be much pleased
at the defeat Of Mr.. Grinnell for a re-
nomination to Congress. .yrs
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'phens, the other night. The remarks OF
both speakers, especially when they al
luded to EnglAnd's conduct toward us du-
ring the war, were greeted with great ap-
plsuse. -
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ORDINANCES.
NORDINIYCE-Yo nroVjse =. !

A ORDINANCE-T0 provide for the
- dredging and improving Of the Ouyahoaa
hller between the north end OF the Governments
SEC: l. Be It ordained by the City Council Of
the City OF Cleveland, two thirds Of all the nem--
bers concurTing) That the cnyahogaf river be-
tween the north end OF the government pier and
the Seneca street bridg be dredgea or improved
TO a uniform depth or thirtsen feet, and that tbe
same be done under the direction And snperTision
otthe Board CITY Improvements, In such mas --
neri aud at such times Aad Dlaeea.-hsfwsou th.-
points Aforesaid, as theY shall deem fer.the best
interests OF the city. Aa1Eb ~
SEC z Feas for the purpose Of paying in part
the ocst and expense Of said Improvement, 6rV
per eentum Of the coats and expenssof ths .amez =
shsll be levied % ssseseed upon the lots OF parcels
otiapd bounding or ~abutting upon said river be-
tFfen the points aforesaid said assessmspt 10 bszs
made At such times, IN such manner, and batvfenH
such points, daring the progress Of The WORT a.
may be deemed rost equitable. ~
SIC 3. This ordiHsuee shall be in force ffom and
Passed June -, 1885, HzrF4
G. u. HItL, City Clerk iposSi.See
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D0M ESTIC SEWING MACHINE.

GLITCH ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES.
y -GKEAT IMPROVEMENT IN SEWING
MAGHINEs.-The domestic will do a greater
rsage of work than the four different grades or
sizes of other leading machines, and in a more
perfect manner. Il combines simplicity OF con-
s~truction with perfect action. Send for circular
and samples Of work Great inducements offered
to agents. G.. W. CR0wELL & CO.,
mayI6 ,I2I RuperiOr-st., Cleveland. Ohio.
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SALT COMPANY OF ONONDAGA.
r. T. LYON, Agent,

RETT'S ROCKSHAFT GATE.-This is
ID the best aud most convenient Gate now he
tore the public. The subscriber has now the
Agency Of this Gate. All orders left at ny Office,
234 Superior street, over Fogg's store, will be duly
attended to. 7. W. MORSE,
Cleveland, june l., 1866. j~une434s
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Which is ROLLED THICKER, giving GREArER
RESISTANCE to the Skirt, but Ioosing none of the
FLEXIBLE QUALITIES for which the DUPLEX
ELLIPTIO stand so P~RE-EaINESr.
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APTERRE HOUSE. PWILADELPUIA.

IL subscribers having leased this fNyorite
House IL has been rehtted and refurRished in an
elegant manner, and is now prepared with the
most perfect appointments for the reception Of
guests. The hrst position among hrst-cla.s
hotels will be maintained in the future, as in the
past. [may2s.34f1 BAKER & EARLEY
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A heavy fall of black rain took place last
month near Aberdeen, Scotland. The Aber.
deem Journal says: The black rain showers
which are now so we'll known in Scotland.
and about which the inhabitants of a mart Of
Aberdeenshire are in the way of speaking
with no greater establishment, when one n
falls from peculiarly colored dark cloud.
blackened materials exposed to it, than they
speak of white shower from snowy cloud.
have been at last recognized 10 England. Be.
tween the beginning OF January, 1852, a,d
the middle of January, 1866, there have been
no fewer than eight authenticated black show
ers in Scotland Seven of these fell in Slams
ana the extensive surrounding district. Two
OF mem were accompanied with pumice stones,
some OF the bats of which measnred e;.bt ~
ten inches IN dia meter, and weighed pnTards
OF pound av,iriupois. The 6r.t e.. 4,
Guiding the CarlnAe shower, and TIC SIKH
were contemporaaeous with outburst. ~ "
suylus, and the intermediate three with thosa
OF Etna. But now. through the ipstrumsn.
tally of the Rev. Mr.. Rust. of Slams. Who
vas the trst to DRAW the general attention tn
me SCOTTISH showers, it has been discovered
tnat England gets her share likewise of blacL
showers, although she did not think that sha
was SO distinguished. On the third az Me-
OF the present year, (ls66,) at eleven 4. m
ana again Of four p. m, the town of Brin;ng'
nam nam and the surrounding country were far
.nres- Quarters Of an hour each time enyel.
s opdu rs aim Ilaek clouds producing darkness.
vehicies were upset. and gas had n h. I;aI.S3
ut some of the crossines' IA ~ y os ngnted
places of business. Mr. Rust vr;,;sy IN an
formation, got inquiries Instituted s LOT n,
result is found to be that . large ons Sna me
black rain, similar to the Scotts6. s sii OF
blackened rain water in tanks aud cloths. sn 40
greens, not only in Birmingham itseis hn. On =.
rural places many miles distant unsffec..d ~ =.
SCOT and smoke, and even windvard of ,h ~
town So far - known. however, no word
has yet arrived Of any Volcanic outburst, IL
though, iud.ins from vh.. has taken place IN
Scotland, probability exists that some vol
IL contenss, whether It b beard IT o. not ,
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SUNDRIES.
BurrER-Choice butter very scarce. For No. l
Article from 90 to pc is offered.
EGes-Prom Is to Ice per doz.
PorAroEs-From 75to soc per bushei for choice.
CHcKKss-Youngs 81 so to 81 10; old do S. 90
per dozen.
HosEr-In boxes, 90 to PC per ID.
bARD-l6 TO lSc = 10.
GREEN APPLEs-From 81 90 to 81 rs per bushel
0sIoss-sl 90 per bushel
BgEswAx- 20 to 35c per h.
BAcos-Clear sides Isc. Shoulders l2c Hams Ice
TALLow-In coal oil bbs, lie; do loose l0c per n
RAGS &c per Id.
WooL-Tub washed Sec; fleece do fne 45c.
unwashed, off.
HrDEs-Green, 7c; do sailed, Sc: green calf shins
15e; do sailed l5c; dry Hint lac; do saltec
ll4c; damaged and grubby of; pelts IS,
| TO 81 SO
FgArHgRs-1ve goose feathers from so to 55c
HAY-A little frmer, with an advance for bes
| quality. Timothy, 50 90 per ton; Prairie SO OF
Woop-se 81 to 81 90 per cord.
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KEokrK PLow FAcToRY.-In passing this
establishment yesterday, our attention was
attracted by the unusual activity Of the work
men whereabouts at this season of the year,
but Was soon put in possession of enough
facts to satisfy our curiosity on that point,
and, as it is information that will interest the
public, shall inform them why this manufac
tory is turning out such large quantities of
plows at this season of the year. Som firm
in the South having come across "keokuk
plows,n and being so well satisfied with them,
ordered as many as can be made by the first
Of December Tor the close of navigation),
which will be about twenty hundred or
three thousand plows. Colonel Archer also
very politely invited us to make such exami-
nations of his factory and machinery as
seemed to us necessary, and volunteered TO
engineer Us around, which he did to our en-
tire satisfaction. Having but recently com.
menced on this order for the Southern mar
ket, the number of workmen is not up to the
required standard, but they give employment,
to about twenty-five men ordinarily. They
take everything from the "rough," and cut
hew, crook and polish to the desired condi-
ton, and turn out as good and handsome
plows as any mandatory in the country,
East or West. We do not boast in this reck.
less manner simply because they are manu-
featured in this city, but because we have the
assurance of persons calculated to Judge
The fact that they sell all they can possibly
make, is the best evidence of the truthfulness
Of the assertion. We are pleased to record
the success Of this enterprising firm, and the
strong argument which it naturally produce.
in favor of the manufacturing interests of the
city. Col. S. NJ. ARCHER, II. NJ RENDER
DINE, and Major HARRY KESpERDIsE com
pose the firm, and being men ofperseversnce
and business qualifications, will prosper in
whatever business they are engaged in. We
wish them large measure of success.
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S OF low A


CHAPTER 10.
Relating to the Notes and Mortgages received
! by James ID. Edds.
AN ACT to provide for the collection and settle
| ment of the notes and mortgages received by
james D. Eads for money loaned by him out
| of the Permanent School Fund, and Of judg-
ments thereon.
| SEcrioS /. BE IL enacted by the Gsaeraf A..en.-
bly, ri The State Of fora, Tha, the persons Liable
TO the State upon any of the notes or obligations
| taken by James d. Eads. for money loaned by
him out Of the Permanent School Fund while he
was Superintendent Of Public Instruction Of the
State, who shall pay the State on or before the
frs, day of January, 1867, the full amount of the
principal of such notes, with interest thereon at
six per cent per annnm from the date OF said
notes, shall be released from all further liability
| upon the same.
| 5&c2. Whenever the full amount Of any judg-
ment decree rendered in favor of the State upop
any of said notes and mortgages cannot be
realized out OF any other property of the defend
| ant or defendants in such judgment or decree the
| District Attorney having charge of such judy
| ment or decree, may compromise much of such
| Judgment as may remain due and unpaid after
sale VI such mortgaged property hereunder, with
the defendant or defendants thereto, upon such
terms aud conditions in his judgment may best
promote the interest Of the State, provided that
such compromise and settlement shall be approx
ed by the State Census Board.
| SEC. 3. This Act being deemed of immediate
Importance, shall take effect and he in force from
and after its publication in the Iosro State Reg
ter and Bnrlingtoa HaSkeye.
Approved March 29ih, 1866.
| hereby certify that the foregoing Act was
| published in the Ioea State Register March 81,
1866, and in the burlington Hapkeye, -
| -, 1866.
/ JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary OF State,
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PERsosAL--Our handsome and gallant
friend Genl W. W. Bellknap called on us
yesterday. Heisjust returned fromWashing.
ton, and wears his new honors with becoming
grace. HDs many friends and comrades in
in arms will be pleased to hear of his confirm
alton as collector of this District, and as for
ourselves we congratulate him most heartily.
1t was an appointment eminently fit to be
made, and which he is in every way deserving,
and one Of "a. J.'s' acts which we fully en-
dorse. The Gen'l will enter upon his new
duties in few days and will make popular
and oficious officer.
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new York Market.
By Telegraph NEW YonK. July rs.
Cotton-Dull, se0ss for middlins.
Elo1r-etsady; fair demand for sound grades, while
Other kinds dnli 10000 lov.r - Ioo7 " for
tra State: $ oOss 70 y B. H. o. p soolo %
trade brands closing quiet.
whisky-oaies; = 1907 q. for State asd Western.
Whss-Receipts 81 ,c7o bnshels 2oae lover and more
activs; 81 3Ool 80 for rejected Milwaukee; 81 10 for
COED No Milwaukee; u s21<ol Is for No ! Do;
u 1ie2 rs for new Amber Maryland and Jersey
Rye-Rsceipts T74s bushels dull and heavy; Western
Sly
Bsrlsy-No receipts.
Oorn-keeepu 81 los bushss: market vthout chang;
sales At s40sax for sound mixed Western; ssk mixed
nearly yellow.
ost-Rseeipts 81 SIS bushels; l2e lower and setivs;
ls1s e46s for Chicago; 1880 for Milwaukee bsoco for
Iowa
| Cofee-Firm- Sugar quiet; Cuba 110llX Havana
lo5s9ll<- Molsssss dnli; Porto Rico ssh.
| Wool-Qnist and unchanged; t71S6se for hesoc 50 D
ooIf super pulled s71es do 20 for Tsxa< IS
Georgia; s5@es for tnbb.d
Pork-Opened steady and closed firm: esi 1881 es5
eioing u ssI 80 cash; sss 7sDso 90 for old
do; 81 oo95 50 for prime.
Beef Unchanged; $40 ooS2i so plain mes.; $40
| 5014 50 new extra
| Gu, Mests-Firr, it9le1Sc for shoulderx 1922
for Hams
Lard-DuIi and heavy. Is@aok
| Batter-Qnist at 2oAsss for Ohio; and E0toc for
State.
Checse-Dult e31ec.
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ChSeago OAekes.
~ Telegraph oneAse. July =.
Considerable activity In rosr ~ ossa teday. whsat,
oats, Rye and barley very quist.
Whest-IAsetivs pstoss as no0inslly l00c loves;
salss No spriag 1t u AS<ol = Ses regular q -
q In Nesthvssssrn- No spsiag DALI small aiss =
BOsA = eloss regular No epsisg tull sslses q y
~.
Ylour-Actiss demand no nAtsrial change II pricss.
Inquiry b sds lcr Eastern orders and 5000 bbls hass
changed ha.ds atss 20le % sos good b choice spaa
Iztn = ooos 70 NJ sprins ssp~As~ y ooos - f.
upsoand.
oorn-Aetive demand prices sdvanesd ~ pss bsh-
tbs decline 10 frghs sssistsd ssisr MARKET ciossd
arm II so14OseA tor No in store sales nsds 1t ~
% for No l; s7o5s for No 3 50 for rejected. Canal
Corn moderately active: bost loads changed hands u
90 for No and eol< for high mixed saoat
Oats-Quist no changes sAlss Of No At H0Tk; Nc
1t rs, ciosiOg quiet
Rys-saies light at 5000 for No Il IS for No il
store.
Bariey-Auiving In small quantities; load choice
new Illinois sold to-day at s3< track; new Iowa II
quoseA Il 7o07s: old noninAi II seoeo
aghvinss- sctiys saiss Il 80 bbls In bond =
arrivs, It - 2t3<, and 30 bbls It - n.
Mos Pork-eale the extent go bbls at Isl So ~
100 tiercss sumner rendered Lard private terms.
Lake Breighis-Duii and &c lower; engagements 81
4s10s for oass. and eM FOG Corn to Buffalo.
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The PHGyIx OF HARTFORD, CosS.-This
first class Company lost nearly $4,000 at
the great Portland FIRE, on the 4th day Of
July, but has already settled all claims against
it caused by that confagration. This is com
mendable promptness. The actual net assets
of the Pho mix foot up 1898, 1853 2o-nesrly
q million dollars. 1t is always safe to insure
in such reliable companies. BY its sound.
ness the Phoenix has become one of the lead
ing Insurance Companies of the United
States. WIN. FuLroS is the agent for Keo-
kuk and vicinity.
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LITERARY NorrcEs.-LowRY of the Liter
erary Depot has placed upon our table the
following popular monthlies for August:
sHarper," the 'Atlantic," and " Our Young
Folks These are all splendid numbers and
present an unusually attractive table Of con.
tents. f1Our Young Folks is edited by J..
T. Trovbridge and Gail Hamilton. and to
those who are acquainted with the popular
writers this viii be sufficient guarantee as
to its merits. Call at the Depot and get one
of each Of the above numbers.
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READ CABUs' advertisement in another part
of the paper, the wonder of the age, it is said
that CABus' Hair Tonic is the best Hair Re
storative 10 the market, do not buy any other.
Every bottle guaranteed to give satisfaction or
the money refunded. 1t restores grey hair to
its original color in four weeks, is q perma
nent cure for dandruff. july19 I'm
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The DAILY GATE CIrY comes to us much
enlarged and improved in every respect.
The new proprietor is certainly an energetic
man, and one who knows the wants Of the
people. He can now say with truth that he
publishes the ''largest paper on the river
North of st. Louis and much the best
looking. The present mail arrangement
throws the connection between us and Chi
cago so out of gear that it increases the worth
Of the GATE CRY. We advise our citizens to
subscribe. = Carthage Gazette
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Cattle-Receipts 80 head The market is brisk
this morning, and good prices are paid. Sales
since Saturday evening were rs follows: Is head
At $52 per head is head at IL, $50 ms, at 8}c; 10
head, 1889 lbs at 5lc 10 head, 200 lbs. at SC;
30 head. os5 lbs, at Sic; 80 head 49, $50 lbs 1t
o4c; 10 head, 10, 1875 lbs, at 63c per lb grose.
Hogs-Receipts l40 head. The market is stiff.
With sales Of los head, 6,07o Ibs at i-loc. and
200 head in lots ut ste to 9ic per ID gross.
Shecp--Receipts $40 head, with sales of 800
head at So to s. per head
vcals--Sal.s Of at $40; Q at &I4, and one at
$l3 per head.
Lambs-Salcs Of 10 at So each.
Mich Cows--Sales of 20 at &31 to $50 per head
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THADpEus STEVENS, in response to letter
asking consent to the use of his name as q
candidate for United States Senator, replies:
~ believe that Office when tendered) is
not to be declined without some strong
reason. But it has always been my opinion
that no man should make himself candidate
for it, or take any part in the canvass. A
person fit for that position ought to be dis
coverable without notice from himself or re-
cognized agents. This, however, is = matter
Of taste about which there is Indifference Of
opinion, and it is not intended rs criticism
upon others, but only to account for my own
course"
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ST. Louis, July "a.
Flour-Quiet-
Wheat-Firmer.
Corn-Firm; white 93a94c, mixed and yellow
7la74c.
Oats-Scarce. Held higher.
Whisky-Eetter and active at 81 81.
Provisions Firmer.
Freights-Plour soc per brl, corn zoe per sack
to New Orleans.
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SPECIAL CAurlox-Mrs. winslows Soothing
Syrup has become so popular that various parties
have putou articles calling them Mrs. Winslow's.
Please take notice that the Mrs Winslow Of the
Soothing syrup is not connected with any othe
article. june5-dwASm
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= 81.

Statistics Of the wool trade Of New York show
That the import Of forsign wool dxfiAs ths last
six months il 1865 Wa 3e,76l balse, wsiehing
Ii, 3os ,377 lbs, entered 1t . valae q 946S65lt,
while for the same time in 1858 the numbsr Of
bales imported was 44,477, weighing 3e,47s,oee
lbs, entsfed q vAlns OFF, ,el4 lsl. Ths heaviest
import was fton the Argsntine Rspablic, It
amounting to le,744o5s lbs, valued At $2o6o, 152.