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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-05
Ice Cream Saloon.

7 ID. WHEELER would inform the public
y that his Saloon is now fitted up,and he will
furnish his customers with the best of ICE
CREAM CAKES, PIES, CANDIES NUTS
DC. Call and satisfy yourselves. Mo
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-05

Me- The Festival held at Deans HALL
last Friday night, was better attended
Han wax anticipated. The ice cream,
ANawDerries aid cake, were delicious.
kIhe boeuets on exhibition were fault
less, while the saloon was rendered all
the more inviting because of the patron
izing smiles that adorned the scounte-
+ rfances of the ladies. It was just such
an occasion as excites the better and
and women more efficient for good.
The gross receipts amounted to $126.40,
and the expenses to $3.50, leaving a
balance of $4,000.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-05
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

DISEASES OF THE URINARY AND SEXUAL
- Systems-new and reliable treatment. Also the
BRIDAL CHAMBER. Essay Of Warning and Instruc-
ton, in sealed envelopes. free Of charge Address
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. n32y1
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-05

INLAND PICNIc.-The picnic at In
Land, last week; was one of the largest of
stle kind ever held in Cedar county.
sTfie day was pleasant one, the tenn
perature being just right, neither too
warm or too cold. There were at least
u thousand persons, and two hundred
teams upon the ground. The Upton
.CDrnet Band were in attendance, and
enlivenedi the occasion by discoursing
some sweet music. The refreshments
were taken in basket style, of which
there were enough to feed an army of
several thousand. The speeches were
good, and altogether the associations
Ofthe day were pleasant, profitable, and
We hope evil be lasting.
- STEALING FRUIT.-We have heard of
several instances lately where fruit Of
various kinds have been stolen from the
gardens about town. IT is time stop
was put to it, and the best way to stop it
is to enforce the law in such cases made
md provided. For the information of
those who are disposed to take that
which is not their own, we give the law
of the State:
Revised. Standardization 1923: "Ii
any person willfully commit any tres
pAEbr entering upon the garden, orch
atHkpf iPaprnged land of another with
.ikkUAE totals, carry away, destroy, or
injure the trees, shrubs, grain, grass,
hay, fruit or vegetables there being, he
shalt be punished by fine not exceeding
one hundred dollars or by imprisonment
in the county Jail not more than thirty
days"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-05

FOUNTAIN.-Then incest thing we have
.seen hteiy, is themes soda fountain at
the drug store Of Mcnamara & Bets
Those who desire good wholesome
drink should, give the above firm call.
!. It Is certainly preferable to lager, and
what Is more, will not cause its imbib-
ers TO lay in the mud nor have their eyes
draped in mourning. ---a--.-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-05
RrrURAlx-Plain tiff st rains, soft p
tlit mhSft Of n crOss-ciit saw. reach OH

Observation-Disclosures soft Us
the mhsft Of cross-cut saw, reach our
our ears every hour of the. day
Upon Investigation it was found by our
Devil to be one of the animals lofy the
male persuasionJ forbidden by the Bible
to be worked upon the Sabbath day.
Slaafp boy that. He discerns things at
> a great distance. tt'3'., no, -. So = 49,
tra lad 81 80 49, E24---s = - A. 3D.
SERVED HIM RIGHT "A certain indi-
vidual was called upon by Marshall DAN
iels, one day last week, to assist him in
making an arrest. The person called
upon declined, whereupon the Marshal
: had him 'arraigned befored Justice Of
; the Peace and bound over to appear at
the December term of court. A man
who is not willing to assist in enforcing
the laws should not be protected by
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, 1866-09-25
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CIlIa:At:U CATTLE a1ARKET,

MONDAY EVENING. September 81, 1855.
DEEF CAlT1E-We generally expect 10 record
cray rs a'ict Gay at the yarss. bl,t market 80
tn nciy nll, ir Jus. closed, NC have not had
orcat!cn to chronicle f,r n.nnr months.
There about 1901 head OF cattle in tic pens but
thrsc were no buyers, and, with the exception Of one
o. two small fofs, nothing accomplished In tho way
o! tale" The conviction appears to be pretty generally
entertained that ps!re* hare not set touched hotto
hut t.at With nnythlnR like liberal rcerip,s vacA dur.
Ing the rrsrnt week must euTcr further a yesy n,a.
cral reduction. Certain Is, that uness the offerings
sinl, roNrrIse mich sctcs class OF STOCK than thnt
with whlth the market has been flooded Tor the past
Elk weeks, prices musi go down.
In the absence Of sufficient transactions to establish
quotations. VIC report tic market nominal at tho
closing mics Of last week.
IoGs.-Thc treth receipts today werc &c head.
1htsc With tic few that wcrc lett from Saturday
sac were eofed oct early in tho day at prices raug
In: from &9s for medium grades averaging :ls ns I'D
nn watercd to so3 for choice Hogs averaging cl ns
fed and wotcfed. Ono lot OF - head extra we1c
for city slaughter at slcoo. This was an extensive
price, and should not be taken Indication Of
advance. With moderate receipts dsoycra may CT.
reet to sec present rates fuly sustained II indeed an
advance is not established.
Nc mole tho following sa1es:
, 1866-09-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MoEDAr EVENING, September 81, 1861.
The hopeless condition of the Affairs Of the
Producers Bank" rs given iu yesterdays
TR,nrKE, created no lille oston!ahmeni in
financial circles today, as none had ever suspected
thai the concern was 80 rotten or the fraud so
deliberate. 4 meeting ofthc creditors was held
Ibis evening, nj which committee Was appointed
to Investigate the books and azsets, and report at
future meeting Of those interested.
We understand that Harvey Doolttle was ar
rested To-day charged with cnbczzcment, at The
instance Of ". E. Lcwis 4 Co., Bankera, at
Rochelle, Illinois, who had deposised with the
p1odaccr's Bank or Harvey Doollttlc au amount
Of Government Securities as a special deposit,
and which, at this time, cannot be found. An CT
animation will lake place tomorrow {Iuesdsy}
morning. 4 suit has also been entered against
Harvey DoolittIe, ns President OF tho Producers
Bank, for claim OF $l5 O00 preferred by the Bank
Of Montreal, who claim that Doolittle obtained
tsoui them bill Of Exchange to this amount, un-
der falsc prettncea. A writ OF ednias was issued,
and no doubt has been scryca.
There was hardly auy new feature 10 note In
financial atairs. The demand for money was a
ehadc more active than al the close OF las. week,
without, however. being excessive. There was
tais AMOUNT Of currency being rc1n!tted to tho
cou.ttY, but nothing more than uzual at This
season. The Milwaukee bankers nre short Of
currency, and In order 70 obtain It are selling
considerable exchange In this market. Primo
paper experiences no dtnicnlty in obtaInin: dis
counts al the usual fate-10 pcr cent. Outside
Signatures arc Fill ignored at Inc regular banks
hut sell in open market Mt 1@lsi per month for
gCtf:, md ~ for second rate names.
Owing 10 the Increased shipments OF produce,
lhcse was more Exchange Offering. ard the market
WIS tri1c weaker. Round lots sold from banker
to banker at 50 ctnts9 1-1o discount. There was
no change inconntcr zates-1-10 discount buying,
, 1866-09-25

~-..v~rr and his eeturitfe. ,-.
s,atine paper Is difficult TO obtain, hn, ,naa y
-. ~ per cent six I. .s1nths. On shorer sf,.,
rcn,t. names nay be passcd .. t. but these a,e s-
s"o"at eases: Good name, nor AZ wen lnnu1
r. ~. 10 per cent; where there is su> doubt Ar
a1a,, Ne s.n o. names, ratcs rise sapid]g 10 4
and rar.;,s, ,ofk funds ore yet at t,scoupt.
na,ttcd from Lat rItT. 40 ""A's u1ns
In Cincinnati money matters A.. rzo,r,n.
so"e"na1 easier. but bankers arn mn .n.i.,n.,
paper, ior ate they taking nny, cscent f,,, ~
poeHoff, and not from them, e1cept 10 moxc,st,
extent. The general policy 10 one or esutson
sha unless views regarding tho future
change materially, there is moi 1,tr1r - ' ~
airy expansion Of discounts. Rats of 3,...a., ~
range from S 10 II per cent Exchange toaT sn
aP"nsa tutn To-day, and some Of the dealer. a5-
ms uneea 'as rates 10 par buying, and soc prcnsum
sE. o1hcts, however, drew at pxF. and iii !
1os W.. no oettes than Sc discount. The 1axkc
aatned. "'S "ot NEIL sas-
~. IN New Yors, Foreign Exchange Is held aboyc
01o'3f for SIXTY days sterling. Rate. INV -
quo1eo as follows: London, prime bankers,
s,s,. sy oays, h &lo'n: London, prime hsakcrs,
elehf, 1le0t10sf. Paris. bankers, 3nn, < s-,+es |
Sbs.s7 fAs, eankcrs:, short, 6aSab .93.f. XII.
wesp' sIgss7h; Swiss, :soa5,e;n: nam.
ea.E. e sshaso2; Amsterdam, 4on1ii: Fr.nS,
1o's, Il Bremen. 17H Berlin, u. '04A@
Among the Latest now coun,.rs.tt.
following Fisc'e ON tho Mercantile Bsnis n-sa Nv
New Jcfse5 Vig.= 1nasins 1iew, larce sts. nns.,
coming on the stsht-on The rteht md < . .ea
1As Of General Washipgton-lefts md. = nort1ss po
o. c!sy. FaTe.s and Tens On tho Bank of ps1,.
.ng' n noeaess County New York; raised nom IA:
u.s.' cows and tenales-Esht end. head Of FAM,
lin. Tens on tho uiphland National RAM Saa
outgh. New York; imitation; on richt end d,s ~.
male seated On spread eagle-left end. Fr,nt1Ir
drawing lightning nom tho clouds win = IL.
, 1866-09-25

For Weakness arising from tndlscretion. The az
hauttcd powez1 or nsture which are accompanied ~
70 nany alarming symptoms, among which Win b
found tndispostou 10 sxerton, Loss Of Menory.WAEs
fuluess Horror Of ptsease, OK Foseoodinzs Of Er II
fact Univetsal Lasatudc Prustauon, and Inability -
enter Into the nJoyusnts Of soc1etY-
The Constitution ouce affected Win oEnAsIc WKAK
sEa requires the aid Of medietna to strengthen aud
tnyfsosate the syseeus. which hHEIMBOLp,s EXTRACT
BUCHU Invariably does treatment u sunna1stee
to, Consumption a1 InsaultJ ens1es.
, 1866-09-25

"In lit Ing the kettle from the 1re, scaldcd NJ.
Eeaf vary 'scyc1tlT-onc hand almost 70 csls p n
torture Y ae untenrab1e, The Mexican Mn
tanEIi1 tcut relieved the pain almost Immediately.
nhsaled rapidly, and let very little ac1f-
aCnAA. Fos1xR, GO proadst. Phiad's."
fEts Is merely sample of what tht MussacS Ltnl-
meg Will o IT IL invaluable In iii caAes Of wounds
sw-ungs, sprasns. cuts bru!set, spayins, d, either
u pn man OF heatt-
Deware Of counterfeiu- None Is Gs0utne unless
wrapped In the steeptato cn2EAsing tearing the sfg
nature OF G. II. Wetthtook, Chemist aud the prieolt
stamp OF DEAAs BArxIs l. Co., New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by al drug
r1sfs
, 1866-09-25

The amount Of Plantation Btters sold II year IL
something startling They wouh m Broadway slx
feet high from the Park to Fourthst. D1akes 1nanu
factory Is ct tha institutions of New York 1t Is
ead that Drske painted all tho rpcss In the Easte1n
Gsatce With his cabs1istic "s. T-lSeoEI,' md then
got the old granny legislators pate law "prevent-
Ing d!sneurins the nce Of nataEc," which gives him
monopoly. VIC DO not know now this ts. bot VIC do
know that the Plantation Dluess sH1 other arti
Gle did. They used By al classes ot tho COM
asc very lnyigosaanE when lansnid and weak, and a
great npptuzsr-
SARATOGA BrR1SG WATER, sold By Ill drug
Eist1.
, 1866-09-25

q =. - MOI. 1GJEA =: =
0oafa M1thont INST cs1se or INVOCATION fhe nnS1i
- neEtoJ hof1acd not to usf r ny stp1nE erG
will forever discard bar. fsE4E1 9Afsf Or
.Cnlnk,o, Sept 81 1895 eA!1E
, 1866-09-25

4uC "eAt1ef t0-1hy Hae GlQuuy tnouEA E4tnEf
warm, but without any indication Of frost The
attendance on Change WIS good, AID the leading
hrcadsuN ma,kcte, With ihc exception Q! Corn,
wcrc more active at higher range ofprtces.
Tho Provision market was again inactive. Mesa
Pork wa. dnll, with ealcs OF 1o0brs City at $1300
Mcss Beef so1d 10 the extent OF 50 br1e new at
Sis.0o. lr bnlk Meats there was nothing doing.
and the market Is dull md depressed. Shoulders
nlc nominal At Tic. Lard was neglected and en-
ti,eIy nominal 1T lsds 1s.;c.
Whtskcy was iu dcu,an1 and fr1n, with ealeE OF
S00 urls in bond at 84Ge3ihe-tl,e upper figure for
iron-bound packages. Free wines were hcld at
$s-S2, with free sellers At this fGurc-
In view Of the more favorable adviccs from New
York. there pas an increased demand for Flour,
and the market ruled active at an advance Of 15D
&c. The ta'es foot up 9,1oo btls It *1:.:3G13.s5
for Whito Wintcss $e.13Gb11.75 for Spring Exttas,
and s7.,a,.iG e.es.: for spring supers.
Thcrr was more active demand for Wheat and
higher range Of prices obtained. Fur No.
Spring there was brisk speculative inquiry, and
tic mark ct advanced 66sc-closinE 1ru. No. 3
Spring WAS IN good shipping demand At an ad-
yancc OF s$lGc- Red Winter was quiet. Wenoie
sales Of 2s2, 90 bu at s:.45 lor He'd Winter, by
sample; ts.so for Extra; ea-1a6ee.so for No. !;
f'ss6ll.a0 iur North and sa.ofle,us for South
Side Nd. 2. and $t.col1.Go for Rejected Spring IN
ttorc-clotipG At $2.ao for No. !. md <l.o0la.0
for No. 9 Spring.
''huss dcspafchcs,' the Corn market WA heavy,
and prices were III &c lowcr-thc demand beng
mostly to Dill "short'' sales. Abort IS, ,oo0 bu
charged hands, II 59Gl61hc for No. !. and Sc foe
No. : in store. and 6lc for So.'~
a.cat. The market elosca-'
No. In storc al (a>'' :, l{xs
Gals w"-' ~sna frs
, 1866-09-25
Fed and wAscfed.

FED and WAtcftd.
SHEEP-Ihese was nothing doing in this branch Of
the Lire Stock market. There WAS two three hun
dtcd hcad on safc but there inquiry from any
source, and We heard Of no sales being made. We
quote tho market quiet and entirely nominal At Satu1
da5+s fatea.
, 1866-09-25
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

All sa!<s QF ;rafn reported IN sAss nsarket report
oretGde on bdsts Qf &c storage Ntss othertsSe q.
pfessfd.
MONDAY EyXEIEo. Sentefuber ~. 1akt.
FKEtGflT@-nA1LnoAD FRKiouT+T1e follow.
tug g tAc Joint tartH Of khc Eastern roada:
, 1866-09-25

-.ms,rcet's i2ln.tabic Hair cotnrsn1 sn,s 1.. nas
=; ssead131 growing 10 tsvor fas oses ns,s sud
II sctk upon The absoEbeuEB It the Tor
tantouB dTs&deaden aud ipure Tho hair. Helmsueesa
u aoT D1ss int certain In IT, results promotes ita
growth, and = , seantfnl HAEK DHxnxa. Pftee 50
cents md &t.Ia+ s4td by m dea1c1p.
sA1,RToGA SPRING WATER. sold BY a11 Drug,
gtsts.
, 1866-09-25

The prettlest thing. the "ssectest thing" and the
most Of 1t fo1 the least money It overcomes the odof
OF prrspirnon sostes md adds dellcacy to tho sn;
Ia delightful perfume: allays he1dschcand tnamma-
tion, and II necessary companion In the sick room,
In the nurse5 and upon the toilet sidebo7ri It ca
be obtained everywhere at dollar per bottle.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by ill drug.
rie
, 1866-09-25

nISSOLUTION.-T C.opartncrship
~ heretofore exiating betv<tp Inc undersigned,
under the nAme and 1rM 81
=. F. n, NOblSSGS L CO..
Is dltsotyrd by npt1Al corsect ~
F.w. ROBINSON,
JAS. l.. STAIR. .R-
chicAer., September 18th. 1855 x1T!1p
, 1866-09-25

InT- ~ *9osS PTstea ~ fuuoK&: "A
-, -.......-.-...-,,. "a e,.
IQo, GOOD to rTttne mac
Ki:tsesss Ssois Is iiitj:: S:;::: a.
NeIe fhade lover. ssies fn.d,rn W4: and p5ees
.4c. "etes w COZ. ~ &c s brfs At
,hss MttS 1gttS AND kUTS-The reneTs, re.r, -,
under the etntssi1n a1ont the sarne- Green Aoole1
xSoa s!ssa ~.
Ing u ailghr advance nTisi FrnIe Gtnefa1ly hoo.
Qteas AID steady. We Quota: ~ "e9e In III 70
, 1866-09-25

DR.. Durkee,
0Mce No. 14e South Clask.st., corner Msdtson.
ST. Ch!cago LII. Treats al ptisate and chronic dis
eases Of both sexea Has had over % years experlence
guarantees a cure without poisonousdrugs. Co1r1n.
n.raslona conndeoa1. Sepa1ata rooms Ior paslcnts.
DG4CN hours 9 4. MT 8 m
, 1866-09-25
The American Cooking Stovo

Enfeebfed and Delicate
CONSTITUTIONS OF both eeIee. nse Heluboldb Extract
HnehR. 1t will give bfksk and energetic feelings, apd
rsble you to sifep we'll HlNnsi-3ft.T al
, 1866-09-25

l.
to The grounds is u tic Northwest corner; the
Stale Etreci cars step al ,.e gat..
Al persons, whether exhibitors or not, eau OBJ
iSin tickets toE admission to tue grounds ai tho
lows:
Membership ticket, ensitling lhc purchaser
TO compete for ercsy y, ,cnliutn, aud to he
ndml.tcd to the grounds dining tho fair. S1.51
Single ticke:. admitting one person oncc.. 10
Tickets admitting one horse aud rider onrc, =
Tickets admitting onc-loisc vehicle aud
1seiois admitting two-hoiso vehicle and W
1ieie:s adnlitins ionr.no;:c .ciicls and 4
a1fer once..-.....-... ..-............... l.W
Each occuppnt of vehicle, other than the dri-
yer, must have membership or srngIc ticket,
GENERAL LBuFEHiisTE.7pESr.
The Office Of the Superintendent Of The grounds
is located few yards south cast OF the entrance.
ae saee ican9a e
canpment inside the inelosnrc, those neeLing
n9Pts; # fo9a fer s,ofk and stss es ~ u
+ The Incumbent Of ,hIs Office, and viii always he
Ito1s.
TIE EEcnErAHr's OFFICE
John P. Reynolds. Eeq., Scc1etary, with his
eoIps Of .ssissnts, wil! & fonnd IL long 5uld.
'posi1e the ecntre Of the t1nch. II |. tbs thiId
building liom The entrance. AL exhibitors asc
%aAs IS e ae sts eshoe h1 hG4s a es
ply there. All the entry hooks arc kept ia that
ONCE, unless while in the hands Of awarding
their labors aze closed.
TIRE POLICE QUARTERS
= e located IN fhe same building as those Of the
Captain Wells Sherman is in charge with an GU
esent feses, Parties losing moaeT, or Otherwise
In need OF po!Ice assistance or directions mnst
apply there. Thieves arc recommended 10 Eisc
tn: place vide berth.
81, EsIE1Es ,:sa, m 1Es5EEnAr.
total number Of entries Was about scveu hundred,
which will doubtless bc Efealy increased today.
st1E for eat;s arc o. Tue lsit of tie
encc os 5. y. Chandlcr- About ecscEty entries
"ete made M to Last night, Including rome ,e1-
sseatnGay me animals. \ few Of the principal
-. y. coDscr 4 Company. Of Oneida, Knox
ponds. They are OF the lrns-ho3a Durham
breed perfectly mated, Of most Symmetrical build
j. Il. spseIs, Tailaia, Menasd County, has
bn!l "Dake q slenaIil," iour yssfz old. Weighing
seventeen head q cattle thsee Darhafa:, 1he rcst
the largest set On the grounds. lie is but font
5eaIs old, WEIGHS ,.@ pounds, aud bis back is
s!aiEEn' a' a.7or a. a,ro~ n fo Maa h0IEs
handsome Dnrhana Bull called s.Ira sloo.c,T
black and white, four years, old, and Weighing
2:a0 pounds. Jamet Hi, ofihe same county, has
sixteen head OF Durham=, among them some that
arc hard to excel. One COW is s,id to giro about
four gallons ot mill day, a blask and white
particularly noticeable. -
David A. Gage, Of Lyons, Cook Comfy, presents
one il a tEna}i AIdcT,scy heller, two yca1x oid
with calf b., her side, and most remarkable
mixer. He thinks she IL worth mosc than half a
avery handsome red bpll, weighing l,S00 pounds.
;sa s, 6ssd & + @ @bs{s%s ss,ea$ + 55sa S:aas!fal
, 1866-09-25
EnucattUuHl.

A FIRST-CLASS LADY PIANIST
Gn.tfe M tafe pupils 1t tie low terms M s. pef
esnnnf mi dofH havlnx dtEre TO imaroso 10 mlslc
70 s!!np!a 40 eIplieati1e. ~ A:s' oelox
:t8 heei4enc9 ~ Forth Csroenterst v1s,xn
, 1866-09-25

All who vnluc bcau:itul haAd of hAirs 2nd IL
preservation from preraatute ba1tnesa and turning
gray will not il 70 LyonB celebrated Kathatrou.
il makes the hsir rich, 1t and glossy, efadcstes da
aTp and cautes tho hair 10 grow with 1uxuzans bes
Is. 1t Is sold eFeIj Ehert.
8. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, \. :.
SARATOGA STRING WATER, soll By all Gtup-
r4rfe
, 1866-09-25

4G an ou,e. md c owsT On cotn
to nura!e; Charters were; 70 .Br1F4I-P1opeieT
i i
IS $ I E
ss2s Ss.a s., T.
1s sa Gty s1's as Es s. e?is
ssr,sa :, liz 10 Is.n sss nof nsns at
- 81: ;.sa1! = - srs "a Rai!4 1!
Sf - II ayrssi s1 I'll htan Il si, = ID
,ssskmans BSst,, ~ ~ At 90; lco 6Els .I.land q
- s5s s@2!5s ts;s5sGT s @
hi lofd,s" q x!ioo ~ ri. .CEessitis q tlim;
sii.S; ,eo III aoye;msn's i *iieo 81 % ii: ss
i,9o lSss s 6sksi S Il; i 3' s$fa % St; S9ss, 1;s
MllIs" at tlnso: ~ n11s Tornado" Il tiosa; 10
e s u; = :; s'S
i. e IS sae g. 81 as3fs - s
% tHsdien iS Sd s 4 4 sis q : f Sfis g.
19H Ia u: nssf is M sTk
i 7; P;; e i Il II: 1s
,,ie. i.EATRsssS hs1c 81 .ssass segsa T.
a. e. NJ sslss Ms.s P Eta a. ST
:ses6q e i saii ae5G Fl 4 !. tiis aoS s. d
~ IN At
n 80 4 81 In 4 q
Il U 4 2GGkW lAikb ID do at
s; s i 3 Il Ii ID, & i Is 5a i !iSssS: ii Il
lur 40. ], and 81 20 and q. .05 tor 40. EprinE.
Msrtrt isss srtive sna iEta9n s.irs vrcps:
80 - s.,rs - NJ g
6lc; II 500 hu do ut 6lr; u1 bu 10 1t Hc; l5l0Qj
m 9s IL Se oe ea or q : :sSs; IL sq u =
eIos,n utS n Sn1rcs. r. ~ IL stEc =, al ~ ~ n
srcrs ~ 9' VI W. i" tA''e u Al"
0ATe-KcrcIved 6,353 bu shipped 100 hn. Mar.
IS ht* r. betneE. s.lss L. ssrs: l399 bu @ So aisic
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kct tsn! kAlss we5n: 4oe bu No. at &c; $500 ou do
Al &c ~ D4 90 ~ !tc AM 90 No. atf-c-
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qualify.
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easeft 10 tnrts !oxA rAno and sof AL dcacftpGons
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, 1866-09-25

wrist and arm 70 badly as " disable him. Justre
8talteysnt h"tn th+ prisoner for trial At The Re-
cctdcr's G uft, On The '1,s, Of stault win Ia.
t:nt 10 kill ~. l was txed 1t $780,.
SCENE M \ CIRCUS TEN. AT Galesh7rp m
Thursday night, great crowd wa assembled to
witness the performances. In nobloson' circus.
The high tiers ofeeats were packed from to to
bottom, ami tho clown was In tho mIdsl Of
his choicest and 1noat dclieatc strains Of Wit,
when suddenly, without noise or wArnIu, u,
rows Of seats, halt wny around tho great cnc fure
tumhcd ns II The carlh were opening hi cati
ahcm. ard thcn fanls to the ground viii ihoIt
weight Of living bclnys. Then cnsucd &C. o.
wild excitement. WON n tainted, children crlsl,
men ewote and struggled, and Tho ground ap-
pcarcd for m instant - does battlefield when
atorm Of Cr lpe-shot has cnl ,do IN ia long swath
men. II band ccased It's music, the clown for
got his jokes, The wild bcasle Ia thrtr cages,
roused ffum sleep by tic din, added to the tunu1t
by fhcIr fearful roar, and confusion se:sued su-
pTerne. In a short time, however, the struggling
mnss escaped from under tha debris OF broken
eeatF land only one or two werc found to he scri-
onsly injured, though tho number Of "barkcd"
shins aud abraded cntlcIes werc abont half as
great as the number Of spectators. 1t was almost
miracle that limbs were moi broken and lives
lost by this tastruphe. As It was, many OF the
more tlmfd suddenly lost their relish for tic classi
chi sports Of the dmrhfthentle.
, 1866-09-25

Local flocks wcse 6fm. Chicago CITY Sevcns
ar In demand at tSs:. Cook County soveus are
held Mt ny. with buyers at ssj. Chamber OF
Commerce Is wanted al soy.
in Boston money on call or at rhost dAtn-
easily attainnble at 5 to Gper cent, th~
inc between thete ne'-'
OF the l.c.~" -,