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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-21
9S MN PER YEAR MADE EASY

~OSOOO Agents wanted, both male and female
to sell Of the most wonderful and most saleable
articles Of the age. Business entirely new; can be
done at home travelling No iift enterprise or
humbug. Send your address for particulars.
W. II. CHIDESTER,
200 Broadway, New York.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-21

FEAR to do wrong, and doing wrong will
never cause you to fear.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-21
cRIsTADORo.s HAIR DYE,

which nourishes the bres well changes their hue
Manufactured by J. CRIsTADORO, s Astor House
New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied BY al
Hair Dressers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-21

A RMY AND NAVY GAZETTE, OF
"A Chicago. Published quarterly. and contains the
Netc Bounty Ld,c and Neo Pension Ldtc and all Laws
and instructions necessary to collect claims against
the United states. Published at fifty cents annum
in advance, by ISAAC r. HIT & Co. Licensed Gov
eminent Claim Agents and Attorneys, IS South Clark
Street, Chicago Ill. Every Soldier and Sailor should
subscribe for it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-21

A New AGRICULTURAL THEoRY-The
Texas correspondent of the New York 7ri-
bune, writing from Castorville, tells the fol-
lowing singular story about planting water
malons: "When we had stopped to feed
ourselves and water our horses, about noon
on the first and about five miles from Aus.
tin, q superanuated negro man old enough
to be messy, came down to the fence, and
after regarding US over the top rail for q
minute, inquired if we would buy some
millions (watermelons). Several Of us went
with him to his patch, which was about
half an acre in extent His melons were
the largest l had ever seen, but there was
one monster that doomed up above its fell
lows like an elephant among oxen. Some
one asked him the price Of it. All want
is the price Of the chicken, eah!' Seeing
no chickens about, an explanation was
asked. Why, you see, sab, early in the
spring, before plantin' time comes takes q
ysung chicken, az soon as his throat gets big
enough, and feeds that chicken with seven
dry watermelon seeds-just seven-and just
as SOON as he got dem seven seeds down his
throat, kills him, and sab, plants dat dar
chicken In de middle oh de patch What,
asked one Of the party, do you mean to
say that this is the way you raise melons?'
shat Is de way raised dat one. sab. replied
the old man, 'and Use done dat same thing
dis forty year, and long affore was into
Texas We satisfied ourselves with some
twenty smaller ones, whose parent vines had
originated in q less Objectionable place"
Who says negroes have no ideas Of their
own?
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-21
THE MOONS VOLCANOES

are engaging the attention Of astronomers but tho
world Of Beauty and Fashion is LEES interested in hu
man discoveries than in the great question Of
TURNING THE HEADS
that have been whitened by age sickness to glori
ous black or brown hue. Nobody now is such
A LUNATlC
as not to admit that the finest and most harmless hair
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-21

BLEEDING FROM THE NosE.-Some two
years ago. while going down Broadway, in
New York, blood commenced running from
my nose quite freely. l stepped aside and
applied my handkerchief, intending to re-
pair to the nearest hotel, when gentleman
accosted me, saying, "Just put piece of
paper in your mouth, chew it rapidly, and
it will stop your nose bleeding" Thanking
him rather doubtfully, l did as he suggested,
and the flow Of blood ceased almost imme-
diately. have seen the remedy tried since
quite frequently, and always with success.
Doubtless any substance would answer the
same purpose as paper, the stoppsge Of the
flow Of blood being caused doubtless by the
rapid motion of the jaws, and the counter
action of muscles and arteries connecting
the jaws and nose. Physicians state that
placing q small roll Of paper or muslin
above the front teeth, under the upper lip,
and pressing hard on the same, will arrest
bleeding from the nose checking the pas
sage of blood through the arteries leading
to the nose.-H. c. X. in Scientific american.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-09-21

the lump Of sugar upon which Q fly FIRST
lights 10 the winner, the party whose name
the lump covers sweeping the board.
"A terrible catastrophe occurred in San
Francisco, Cal, ON the 18th Of August. A
building known a. the Summer Street
House, in Summer street, few doors west
Of Montgomery, used a. boarding house,
fell to the ground about 2 o'clock in the
morning, burying in the ruins nearly all
the occupants The exact number in the
establishment ct the time is not correctly
known, but it is thought to be between 30
and 40. Already eight persons have been
taken out dead, and from fifteen TO twenty
wounded.
"A company are busily engaged ct sink
Ing . mine on q small island in South Gov
entry, Lake Conn, in the hope Of finding
the treasure which they suppose Capt. Kidd
to have buried there. An old man who as
sisted the pirates in the concealment Of
their gold, died few years ago, and the
company are working under the direction Of
his son, to whom he Entrusted the informa.
ton. A similar company are at work al
Nova Scotia, and Mr.. Marble, an insane old
man, has been engaged in the same Quixotic
operation for many years, at the lodges or
the coast near Salem, Mass.
"A Massachusetts paper company il
dividing one hundred per cent. out Of The
profits made from newspaper publishers
The price Of paper IL too high. The Boston
Transcript II now printed on paper imported
from England. It is significant comment
on the manufacturers in this country tha,
paper can be imported at saving to con.
sumers. The proprietor Of Lloyds News
paper, in London, has just imported twt
hundred and seventy tons Of Esparto grass
from Algeria for the manufacture Of paper
for that journal. The cost Of this kind Of
paper 10 one-hsf that Of linen fabric.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-08
f>fst
4ST:-18609Rse

tsssy ts6ni0 ssSery. tim1,a I5Ss 5la .erl lev,
in the morning, he took Plantation Bitters; if h
ielt weary q night be took ePlAatstim Bitterss /
% lacked appetite, wsAk, iaasaid or merta1l,
depressed, he took Plantation Btters ani the,
tpeyAr aailedtssst him - his psns s1dAte ane
ufm
Paw panens ~xnt any bstser authority but :,
some may Just req 'A' is' ". much to so,
!s5ilE b.liea Ne Alnesstion Bitter. have .aved
~ NV. II. wAeorfRI'' IN Madrid ID isI- \ W
have been. great suf-
isfsr from Dyspepsia, and had 70 abandon p,each.
h t. E.sus..a S.'fE'i The .'.. r7rEgyir 1i'ss'
- REV. G. A. MILLwoop, New York city.
:" Aiaa>I TsE ssIhsd ios, all appetite
was so weak and enervated I could hardly wasl,
and had perfect dread of society.
The Plantation Bitters have set me Ill right. q
JAMES HEMINGWAY, St. louis, Mo-
The Plantation Htters
have cured me Of . dsrsaseneuf Of fhs Kidneys
ma Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years
They at like eharn. gs9g sss 9fE@ "a
c. G. MOORE, 254 Broadway, n. ~
Mrs. .. N. DKV0E, manager Of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says she s'has
given 1t to the weak and invalid children under
ner charge, with tho most happy and gratifying
Results. We have received over Hundred ream.
OF such certificates, but no advertisement is SO ef
lecsise - shst peuple themselves say Of . good
article. Our fortune and our reputation il -
stake. The original quality and high charscssf
OF these goods will be sustained under every and
q, circumstances. They have already obtained a
sale IN every town, village, parish and hamlet
among ciyilised nations l1sse irnitstors try to
come as near our name and style as they can, and
becanfc good article cannot be sold as low a. a
poor one, they find some support from parties who
40 not care what they sell. Be on your guard
See our private stamp over the cork
r. II. DRAKE 4 Co. New York CITY.
- ratega Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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ass IL M :;s / n, E., e;
!, keep IA ieversl taia whh 6lniik should
4 be Changed fresh milk substituted In tdS
way, beef, veal, &C.. can be kept for we{kss
and it will be as sweet and fresh at the. ed
1Aha4 tnnsas wAAn. AMszBlN IT, Our butch
err furnished us with the receipt. The whole
neighborhood is now saving its meat in this
way, 1t is equally efhcacious in the hottest
q II IT q
A. Rf.Dssssfse VICAR hls1e4some Of our
wheat fields are not so rich as desirable, A
little rottenInsnure spread over them and
narrowed in with the grain, will have won
derful effect. Such is also the case with our
Timothy fields. The seed WIKI take better
laHiyl4&s6a gov A1S98OH But nssr,,s
" as much as anything, is the influence which
manure has in resisting the effect Of the frost
Our fields are naked in winter, and the frost
penetrates. ssMAafufe's a coat to protect It,
1t is more: it will cause mat Of roots and
q good covering Of grain or grass; aiding to
lAsY fbtecser s0f thsaae burg re tea in
eonsedaehce vii open 10 tho spring greer.
sing of manure secures crop. Where thu
I1el - pcss gsVre ais EipdkpaMble. Its
also guard against dfouth.
ARE we growing our choice fruit careless.
krsspseiaas where bu.efsxArss arr grown
Where the trees bear heavily, it is necessary
to the benefit of the tree and the amount and |
quality of the crop, that the fruit be lessened.
Thin out the poorest, Q Thu will make the 1
best still better. Neglect not this-neyes
| neglectit. Do it with grapes, apples. pears,
and all kinds OF fruit. Some trees will die /
from overbearing.
LIbRARtEs dsp Errtcrs OF PoErs.-Ths /
books which Addison had brought around
him, were sold within the last ~ years after
Etee DEATH pE tAe essayist's {oAly, Child, alta
very advanced age. in 1897. The poet
Thompson books and effects were sold in
the year in (which he died, His cellar was
better stored than his BOOK shelves. Pope
left his library by will TO Ralph Allen and
DR.. Warburton. q AL the publications which
gave rise to the Dunciad were in this collec-
tion and Rufhead advertised that they were
lsis e. sa.qs Il g g, museum
cepted-though the British Museum was then
in existence. To each publication he had
lEHge taa rsmeof the AithDts araf Catered
occasional remarks throughout The furni-
ture aud books of Goldsmith would appear
10 hayabeen LAt15t very hxge dressing
glass Lot L. wherein Cody must often had
admired himself dressed in his Tyran bloom
satin grain and garter blue breeches. DIR.
Johnson S books were sold by Christie. The
DR.. had ragged regiment for regular use
for be tossed well bound books about with
savage careessness, and complained v ben hN
borrowed a book 49, g
..-... .,,evens that it was too
well bound. The library of Gibbon. who T.
wrote Roman history IN an acacia grove at
Lausanne, must have formed from all ac I
commits very different appearance from $
Johnson's rough calf collection. Gbbcn was c
a dandy in bis dress and dandy in bis bind-' a
ing. EzIIS11 a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-08
POETRY.



fffan th.N 4 Indspsaden.1
cary and worn at close Of day
kssnting and dying BY the way. -
A wounded Pilgrim sleeping lay.
While silence stsa1ing ts. Ne SsdS,
Ana winding her soft arms around,
sighed in her dreams and pressed his wound,
And So hewAking rHught sound,
footstep on the other side. ~
~ saaH .1n1l -slsi s;saJ ks15t
How many wssry pilgrims lie,
Ana Watching EaiisAad ysxiaa1iahsxs
ror steps that never wander nigh,
But pass upon fbe, ether side;
For steps that tfanpfed heart and brain.
And made their ffves lingering pain.
And psssed, and never rAns 81 kin1-s.
Lost lsotsteps on thu sttersiAs. 90
How many walk with bleeding feet ss2h
Seeking the loved aHdsAst b meet;
While the dear visions Hit and feet.
And vanish on The thar side, sergss ssie
W hlle lies froeh love anil youth sweet Trust
lhose Eden blooms In earthly dsst,
Lie bruised and broken, stained and crushed. n
,Neath footsteps on thu other side
And so We watch, and watching sigh.
While youth, and faith. and hope 70 by:
Mnie life, and love, and gIadness die
With footsteps on the other side.
and so we wait with ear aud eve 8lse2
For one dear echo foatisg by
grief. woe, wandering sigh.
4 iootstep on the other aide.
Q heavy hearts, that ache and break
heavy eyes, that droop and sleep! ri
why must ye ever wake and weep
At footsteps on the other side
Why must ye ever lie forlorn,
J. nd aAho and
Because one footstep has gone wrong,
And passed upon the other side
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aec o. " vish ness<so 1ssf afd book eomplets.91 q
Sss" o. ~ large walls, in rnerosco, and book.. o.
Ease o. ~ large walls plain and book.... Ok
Case Of 10 boxes tsos TO ia1 and book Of
These rsmsfess BY the case Jingle BOX are sent Il
any part Of the country b. mail express, free q
charge, on reeett or the price. Address
HU.MPHREY,Y GkIIE7C
INCORPORATING MEDICINE COHPANY
Once and Depot No. SCI Broadway, Ee~-York
For sale by every Medicine Dealer.
Dr. HUMPHREYS 10 consulted daily at hts ofnea a.
sonaits or By letter, above fer all forms Of disc
tanxdiy E
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-08

Il isa most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicates scurf and dandruH
It keeps the head cool and clean
a MAKE the hair rich, soft and glossy.
ltpreyents hair turning gray and falling Of
1t restores hair upon prematurely h-ld he ads
This is just what Lyons hathairon will do /,
IL -ptstty-it u eheap-durable- II 10 literally
toia by the car load, and yet its almost increbie
denand Is daily increasing. unit there IL hardly
country store that does not keep it, or family
that does not use il.
Z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists s-ass
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ovEn 4 MILLION D LIARS sAvrp,

OVER \ MILLION D LIARS SAVED,
aentlemea 81 had a negro man, worth d. 800
rhe took cold from bad hurt 10 The leg md "a.
dscfrss FOR over year. had used everything
could hear Of without benefit, until | tried the
Mexican Mustang Imminent. 1t soon effected 4
permanent cure. J. L. DOWNING
AoB,gornrry, Alta, June Il, 1850. 49,
| ri take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Imminent valuable and ind spensa.
BILE article for Sprsns, Sores, sefntcl,ee. d G Ais
on Horses. Our men have used il for Burns Bra.-
ses, Sores. Rheumatism, DC, and all say it aets
liae magic" j. n. HEWITT,
foreman for American, VI ellis, Fasgo's snd Ham
den's Express.
The sprain Of my daughters ankle, occasioned
while skating last Nnter,. was entirely cured in
one week, after she had commenced using your
eeiebrsted Mustang Linirnent. ED. SEELY,"
Gloucester, Mas, Aug. 1. 1896. s
1t is an admitted fact that The Mexican Mus
tang Imminent performs more cures in a shorter
time on man and beast, than any Article ever dis
covered. Familiar, livery men and planters
should always have ii on hand. Quick aud sure
u certainly L.. All genuine g wrapped u seseS
plate engfsrings, bearing the signature of q. W.
Hestbrook, Chemist, and the pirate L. S. stamp
OF DEMAs BARNES Co. over the top.
An effort has been made 10 coun terfeit il tith 4
cheap stone plate label. Look cioseiy
saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists
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aqua Oh uAoroIrA.

Afeilst delight Superior TO any Cologne, used
TO battle the face and person, to render the skin
soft and fresh, to allay inaanmation, to perfume
clothing. for headache, lkc. 1t is Manufactured
fDss the rich ScutAerh Magnolia and Is obtaining
patronage quite unprecedented. lila afsvorite
with actresses and opera singers II 10 Sold BY all
dealers, at Loo in large bottles, and by DKNAs
BARNES Co., New York, whofesale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-08

z, i / il Il f}a -
Heimstreets inimitable Hair Coloring is not
dye. All instantaneous dyes are composed of Ia
mar canstic, and more less destroy the vitality
and beauty of the hair. This il the original Hair
Coloring, and has been growing in favor over
twenty years. hresfores grey hair to its original
color by gradual absorption. in most remarkable
manner. 1t is also beautiful hair ,iferr1nks Sold
in two si.es-50 cents and Shy all dealers
c. HEIMsTREET, Chemist
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
rs ~s~
, 1866-07-02

s1P aud mousuon- rropo-.,!ons mar never he
tHcMrt' ht1oIe Congress. tnrca Ie.. adopted. let
The ons,i ulioi,.
Tue llsft. and .att section merely gives 10 Con.
& eses u. I1sa, 10 enforce tne Articles when they
Nv lrl.o~ e,nzens. 1 an clearly of tue
epapt,s pnos ~ TINT ,,4 hi. article sbeIld Ss
jul pscp9'a,ton+ Iasnt 10 ree The lseue made lot
Or ssHlntl II in this part OF The conurIy. Mant
70 ~ whether OF not We havc majority WHO are
y sayo. q tats basae who sse IN
iavor o. iosal'y ma against tseakon; who are IN
favor ol maxim" tres-ou oaious, BY e,cluo,ps The
!eso,nr reheis from holc!ns oElce; who are in
The rebel drb' who ore Ip favor OF paving 10 Union
soldiers tt'cF pensions mo pountcs n1d repudlat-
ipG toe payment Tor euanc1pa1ed slaves. am
II what se verdict OF the people oE southern Iii.
nois will te- IAppiau4e.I
on,1,a., aans, yon zee: ny tellow.c.lzen. that my
ten'stttn he,nc restored 10 rebeis Until the peoptt
., .hlt c0tnfY, not ihc resell, bat the loyal poE
what condrion that 1ieht. once ios,. mishi t,e "
STORED. THIS right Of rtntoranou belongs to th,
people, acting through their repr>-enlxlses. All
whether loyal 1nau OF dlsl ,al msn shan he sd
nilled ILfo Cuugfcs& nj this lime, but nnestin,
:. e nov ;en WI restore .bs tEh. % Fsps
have been discussing having been adopted ID III
bert that could ne agreed upon, mopt heartily ar
prove OF II iAppldusc-f
1tls Il no new thing With me, In order to Eee
In line With the party with which have acted slrc
the commencement Of the war. II yon will Tax
The pains 10 read srccch nade IN C1rboudae O
The frst d1y Of Qctoter, 1854, you Mtlt dRd that
took the game ground; that tbr restoration o. II
relations OF people in rebellion 10 the n'ional TO,
eminent must he 20 done 10 ioreTer deprive II
leading repels from holding Office or psrticp4tin
in the afa1fs OF The nation that tie political tghf
TO be en1oyed bT them after committing treaEol
Wne 4 question for d. to determine and NOT II
1hcnn. In Truth, un'I recently ueycr heard IN
other thing or proposition advanced Or advocate
bv nuy man claiming 10 De Union man.
nnd eiDee my Icturn home. thnt there il son
diecstetnp Of the subject on Inc Civil Rights Bil
naescd 6y Congress over tho pdo Of The Execuslv
Eh,n jhls biG was first published reau It, an
hpped Il would receive the sanc1,on of the Exec
tive. Ii cid poe, however, but hecame la~ hr Il
fwo.thifd. vote Of both Huuses Of Congress. WI
the oppotftion 10 this lsw, can not &C
il has been mit-tta.ed and pcrrer'ed
every po-tlble mRuner BY the Q
E1vc Ii N detail, but an at loss TO sec 6herein
l. TO Objectionable. In declaring all persons q
xens who nsc not subject to my ton1gn puwer. q,
giving them the fiEil 10 tue apd be rnet. TO h0
property and make contracts. it no more toa
eracte into 4 ttAtule that WITCH hxe been decide
time apd sRatn hy our courts, and seldom CO
tSorrftgd, n the las. The remaining sections
the Law prescribe the mode and manner ot atce
t1intDe and protecting those rirnis, Doth to II
white snd black man. prohibiting the .naic:lou
, 1866-07-02

From hit Mnscatinr, uowa) journal, June es.j
Last night about ii o'cl }ck, Mrs. Harriet
Applessate, vile Of $. J. Applegate, Of Le-
Claire, Iowa, jumped from tue cabin deck Of
the steamer kcathsburr, as the boat was
about Two miles from this city on her np-
ward trip. Tie unfortunate woman, in
company with her husband was re.
turning home from Mt. Pleasant,
where she had been in the Insane Asylum in
q slate OF insanity since last April. A few
days since her husband went 10 Mt. Pleasant
for the purpose of seeing her, but it was
deemed i1nprndcnt to grant Tim the priv
ilege- Last Wednesday night, while Mr.
AppleEate WAS yet il III. Pheasant, 1t YVES
discovered that his wife had escaped from
bcr confinement. Search was instituted
and inquiry made, when 1t was ascertaiued
that she had left on the L O'Clock train for
Burlington. She was followed the next day
By her husband, who lound her on board the
steamer kelthsburs, on which she had secur-
cd passaee to LeClaire, She conducted her
sell In a perfectly rational manner. Her hus.
band being led to believe she had re-
covered her sanity, concluded to take
her home. Nothing was noticed out Of
the wuy in her actions on The trip mp, aud the
first inttmstion given Of her suicidal inten-
ttous Was the arousing Of her husband, whom
Ehc bade farewell, Immediately after which
she leaped into the river before her designs
could be frustrated. The officers OF the boat
made lengthy but frultle.s search for the
body. The deceased was shout thirty ycara
n1d
, 1866-07-02
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT 1IARKET REPORT.

Special Despatch to the Western Assoaasea rress1
NEW ioR6. June 90
10 SECOND board Is held to-day.
sTocKg.:
In the stock narkct nttle il doing except In Erie,
which Is rather more active, and has sold Is high as
6sx.
Gold 10 scarce today, aud The borrb~tox rate Ia H@
SIS Ia favor Of the lender. The payment from the
Ts AufJ Of 100 Iu coin. interest," on Monbay. s
expected to f!u. an ample supply OF cash gold tn
market Gold Is quot this Afternoon at Elk. Total
import. fer the week, x3ol15: total exports OF spe-
c,e, s55a,57i; total e1uee January !, si5461e,iEt
wrEkLr REv1Ew. :
The whoe.s1e market h1i been qlet, and prices kre
q tribe lower for most articles.
COTTON.
The demand has been moderate, and mostly from
spinner. Shippers are unable operate at present
prices The rews from Europe favorable, md 1t IL
expected that the export movement Will soon be re-
eumed. In order to effect tael holdetS hagc been
cumpe3ted 10 submit to slight concession. The mar.
ket quiet apd prres sre not strong At 36@sKc for
mt6dttng uplants and Ruls. ard ssasec for mlddnrE
NEW Orleans and Texas. The sales are 900 ba.e, re-
ce!pss II, a5t bale1.
The market has bten dull for low and me
dun rraue, Of Western and State Flour. The asfi
walls hare been more LIBERAL and the stocE has slight
ly increased. Prices have gradually decliueds sad
holders are anxious to reastze. We quote Extra Stnte
at $3.50 to $50; Shipping Ohio. 1910 to 31neo St.
Louis E1tras, I'll to $17o9.
WHEAT.
The market is dun and prices arc unchanged
We quote No. ChieaRo Spring at &1.6o to s..10s Ml
waukee Club SASS 10 f2,l5.
PxrRoLHEN.
Crude .has been dull aod Irregular. The re-
ctIpts hkve been 1atr. and with IN accum ulatln2
stock. Prices hare declined, and closed lower aud
heavy.
The icqury for consumption has been Hight.
The bnetneEe has been confined almost exclusively 10
1pseuistorB Ns quote mess At $JlGas32.75: Western
prime mess at {sl.69X@U.sh
Def GOODS JoHBKRs' PRICEs.
The market II quiet with > DOWNWARD tendency
Drown she.tings-Pscitc. c1tru. 3s inch. &c; Lan.
caster Sc inch, Xc Live Oak, IS Inch, 35xc starr,
:etnch Csc; Atlanta. 35 Inch 2.Ac: Anos1es. A. s6
inch. sc lricc. do b IS Inch, 2c Atlantic a, Inch,
&c.
shlrtipgs aud shee.nes- -Bteached-Al1ceany a, IS,
&c; Amrskesg, 4s she: do a, IS. 3sc Battetts ~
SIC: Dates' XX sc, s3c; Forestdale. e, SEC; Glen.
hrnok, s6 Sc; Greene Manufacturing Co. 3s, &c
narrts, Eo.1. ID, 3oc; do No. ssic; HIsl's Sempe1
1dtm. Is, seXc-
rf1nts-Freemar, &c; Garner & Co., 7lc; Hamilton,
t0c Labcastes, 19c LowelI, Ike; Merflmac D. PIC
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