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Tbe weather.

The very cold and variable weather during the
winter, with che airaost unprecedented snow storms
thatuccurred, is more than matched by the wealth
er of spring, which is believed to be without par
allel in the past quarter of century. Tie
ground, at the present writing, March 2S is covered
with snow, and the atmosphere is. raw and cold
But the season is now so far advanced that warm
weather can not certainly be delayed much longer.
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wood County official Directory.
Iun1cIARY oFFIcERs.
nnw AnyrRr1srmnNTs.

Statement Of the Mutual Benefit Life Ius, Co.
The Wine Plant. 2. Smith.
For Sale-Jos. Ricketts,.
For Sale-H. Draper.
Administrators Sale--John Campbell.
Executors Notice-Lewis F. Dubbs.
Administrators Notice--John Weaver.
Administrators Notice-John Campbell.
Executors Notice-P. S. Slevin.
Master Commissioner's Sale-C. W. Evers.
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE IN WIseoNsIN.-The
Wisconsin Assembly has passed, by vote
of sixty-three to twenty-five, resolution
to submit to the people The question of eX.
tending the suffrage TO women. There is a
prospect that its Senate will agree to the
resolution.
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Our IN THE swAMf, March, 1857.

NEGRo SUFFRAGE IN MICHIGAN.-The De-
troit Post denies the statement that Mich
igan has refused to enSraft negro suffrage
upon its constitution. The Constitutional
Convention will assemble in a few weeks,
when clause adopting negro suffrage will
doubtless be submitted to tue people.
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Teachers school fserort.

The School at Weston, in Weston Township,
Wood County Ohio, known as Joint Sub-Dstrict
No. 8, commenced December 10, A. D. 1866, and
closed March IA, 1867.
The following pupils are inscribed on the Roll
of Honor, having in their respective classes recited
90 per cent. of the lessons
Spelling Frank Baldwin, Hattie Baldwin, Flora
J. Stutchberry and Isaac NJ Neifer.
Rsadixg Frank Baldwin, Hattie Baldwin, Au-
gustus l.. Avery, Rosa Call, Eli L. Cubertson,
Adolph Clark, Flora J, Stutehing, Charles l.. Tay-
lor, Adde Stewart Sarah G. Walters, Efiie French,
Dorathy French, James, Whean, Emma j. Giles
pie, and Isaac N. Neifer.
Grammar Recitation Frank Baldwin, Hattie
Baldwin, Addie Stewart, Ell @. Culberson, Sarah
G. Walters, Rosa Call, Carlo Call
Grammar PdrsiRg--Frank Baldwin, Hattie Bald
win, Augustus L.. Avery, Emma l.. Miller, Carlo
Call, Rosa Call, Addie Stewart aud Sarah q. Wal
ters.
Geeyraphy-Addie Stuart, Sarah c. Walters,
Frank Baldwin,
Arithmetic Frank Baldwin, Carlo Call Addie
Stewart, Sarah q, Walt and Davis M. Marshall.
Mental AriaAaneiie-Isaac N. Neifer.
PlRcfaat for the 7erm-Frank Baldwin, Hattie
BALDWIN, Flora ]. Stutchberry, Augustus l.. Avery
and Addie Stuart,
The list would be too large should give you
henames of those who have recitsd upward OF
80 per cent. Of the lessons.
d, A. AVERY. Teacher.
W RsroN March Is 1867
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VALUABLE ADVICE ron THE ArFLtcrFn.-Dt. sTRIcKI
LAMB in reply to numerous applications for advice,
wishes 10 inform those who afflicted that they may
consult him all Acu Chronic Dieeases by lett
ter Stating the age symptoms. SC with fee Of two
dollars enclosed nr S has obtained great notoriety
as experienced Physician, hoth in Europe and
America especially in the treatment OF Chronic Com
plaints after other doctors have failed 10 effect
Those suffering should Immediately send for pre-.
scription, by addressing DR.. a, STRCKkAHD, cincn'
ugti, Ohio 44zz
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Life Insurance.

No man has properly discharged his duty to his
family until he has placed in their hands policy
of insurance upon his life TIL SO who have not
vet complied with this obligation, can take out a
policy in 40 better Company than the Mutual Ben
eft of Newark, j., statement of the condition
of which will be found in our advertising columns.
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I1ninn NInpfin~.

The Union voters of Perry Township, in this
county, will meet at the Center School-House, on
Saturday, March rs, 1867 at one o'clock =. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating candidates for town
uhip officers. A general attendance is rcqcested
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That more suffering, disease ami distress, is
alleviated by Coe's Dyspepsia Cure than by any
other one medicinal preparation extant. II is in
fallible in Dyspepsia General Debility Lassitude,
Weskn ss,.no Appetite, Indigestion, and is an i'm
mediate cure for any disease of the stomach and
bowels.
Would also say in this connection that Goes
Cough Basam, compounded by the same firm, is
invaluable in all cases of Group, Sore Throat
Whooping Cough. and all throat and lung COM
plants. Alb
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PnmnYsRuna MAnKET.

q l'oRREorKp wEkKLx ny '. n, MtLtkR col =
PRRRYsBuRe, March 2s, 1861.
ArpLEs-Greeu " bu Use dried 25. 80.
BEgswAx-30c u 10.
BurTER 25iG3Oc q 10; Eggs, 12@lSc " dof.
FLoUR-l2 000t4 90 " barrel.
GRAN--Corn sbelled T20l5c W bu; in ear so
@I0e. Oats 40@l5c. Rye 1 90. Wheat 500
2 SO " bu.
MEArs Hams l2}k@l5c " n; Shoulders log
l2}9ci Dressed Hogs 0OG7 80 " cwt.
LABD-l2ISc " 10.
Por AToEs 5O06Oc W bushsi.
SNT-2 85 ~ barrel.
WooL-40tG50c y ID. ..-
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THIS is the season for Coughs and Colds those
suffering with such. OraRy Affections af the Throat
or lungs, will hnd DR.. STRtcKLASps Melituous
Cough Bslsam an excellent remedy 10 fact, all
his Medicines worthy tho confisnce OF our
readers. See ADVERT sement.
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Meeting of Publishers.

The Convention of Ohio Newspaper Publishers
called TO meet In Columbus on the 1st Of April
has been changed to the 18th. Business of much
Importance to the craft will come before the Con-
vention, and full attendance is desired.
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KNOW THY DESTINY.


MADAME u. f THORNTON, the great English As
trologst, Clairvoyant and Psychometrcian, who has
ed the sc ieutc classes Of the Old World has
now located herself at Hudson, n, y. Madame Thorn.
ton possesses such wonderful powers of sight,
as to enable her to impart knowledge of the greatest
Importance to the single or married of either sex,
While in state trance she delineates the very
lures OF the person you are to marry and by the aid
of instrument of intense power, known the Psy
chomotrope, guarantees to produce lifelike picture
of the future husband or wife of the applicant, togeth-
er with date OF marriage, position in life, leading
traits Of character &C This is humbug, thous-
ands of testimonials can assert She will send when
desired certified certificate written guarantee,
that the picture is what it purports be- By inclos
ing small lock of hair, and stating place of birth,
age, disposition and complexion, and inclosing fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed yourself
will receive the picture and desired Information by
return mail. All communications sacredly conhden-
tial. Address in confidence, MADAME E. +. THORN.
TON, p. o. Box 223, Hudson, n. Y. 4izz
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BSg~ YOUNG LADY, returning to her
country home, after a soourn of few months in the
city hardly recognized by her friends, In place
of coarse rustic, flushed face, she had soft ruby
complexion of almost marble smoothness, and instead
of twentyhree she really appeared but eighteen. On
inquiry as to the cause of great change, she
plainly told them that she used the CircasSian
Balm, and considered 1t an invaluable acquisition
roany Lady's toilet, BY its any Lady Gentleman
ca improve their personal appearance hundred
fold. 1t is simple in its combination, as Nature her
self simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy 10 draw
Ing impurities from also healing cleansing and bead
ty;ng the skin and complexion. By It's direct action
the culicle itdraws from ii all its Impurities kindly
healing the same, and leaving the surface Nature
intended II should be, clear, oft, smooth and beaud
ful Plice 81, sent by Mail Express receipt Of
order by W. L. CLARK & 90, Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette.streot, Syracuse, NY
The only American Agents for the sale OF the
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GOVERNOR BRowNLow is dangerously sick,
and it is believed that he cannot live much
longer. His present nervous disorder
q ows more and more threatening.
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Free to EverybOdy.

Large opp Circular giving information Of the
greatest Importance TO the yong Of both sexes,
II teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despised respected, and the iorsaken loved.
No young LADY or gentleman should tail to send
their address and receives copy postpaid, By return
4ia P. o. Drawer az TrOEfE. Y.
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mARRIED.

CONKLdN-O OARPENTER.-Dy Rev. p. S
Slevin, his residence, March 20, 1857, Mr.. SYL.
vEsTER CoSKLIN and Miss LtcY A. CARPENTER.
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MICH. SOUTHERN g. N. /. II. n.
rs k& % x 4 ss.sssE. 8 S7
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Am and after Sunday, November Is, 1896, Passenger
~ Tfain5 Will be run al folloRs;
LEAVE TOLEDO FOR CHICAGO,
2:fO "A MS Night Express, via Air Line.
except Mendays, stops At principal stations aud ar
rives at Chicago 1880 ?. NJ.
s:35 A WI. Matt mud Express, via Main
Line except sundays stops at all sato and arrives
at Chicago 3 ;55 2. 81.
1!2OP M, except sundays Mail and Express
at Chicago 1900 p NJ.
1:I0Ps M. Express, via Main fine. cxcept
chicago 6iO0 a. NJ
LEAVE TOLEDO FOR DETROIT.
TiiRBg TRAIsb.
7:25 A. w. Express; arrives at Monroe s;95
A. NJ. Detroit 1880 a. NJ.
a:3oP; M; dExHress.arrlvs' at Monroe 4'aS
7.f5 Ps M. EXprsss5 arrives at Monroe s;5T
p. NJ; Detroit 10:50 +. NJ,
All daily except sunday.
LIE I'VE TOLEDO FOR JACKSON.
Ieave Toelo daily, except sunda5s, at S.95 A. NJ
aud fi40 p. II.
Trains arrive at TOLEDO as follows;
From Chicago t'O5 a5d s,4e A. NJ. and 1850 and ls5
Prom Detroit 500 a, N and 90 and $50 PM
from jackson $40 A, N aud AS5 PM
sLEEeINs Cars on all Might Trains between Toledo
and Chicago
Trains are run hy Chicago time, which is twenty
minutes clover than Toledo time
'N " eHAs p. HATCH, General bnIt.
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MATTHEWS.-At his residence, in Plain Tp.,
Wood County, Ohio March l6, with consumption
AHEER i. MATTHEWS, aged 81 years and months.
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~ ~ 4gq4q 9
TEETG VUEs5T
Should PatrOnize Its Own Interests !

We respectfully call the attention Of the public
to the Board of Directors shown 10 the advertise
ment Of the
Cincinnati Home Insurance COmpanyI
in arotler column, embracing the most wealthy
and responsible business men Of the Western
country, and we find in it, upon examination, an
organization that THE WEsr has long been in
need Of The limited auiount Of risk is $4,000
thereby avoiding heavy losses, such as have raised
the rates of all Eastern Companies since the Port
land fire. 1t challenges all companies East and
West as to promptness and liberality in paying
losses.
ezy- Take a Policy Of
SLEVIN & BROWNSBERGER.
Auditors 0hice, in Court hubse.
2Sz Perrysburg, Ohio:
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b b b b b b b b b b b b.

SCHoOL OLEXAMINERS'N NOTICE. The Board
> will hola their next regular session for tho
examnaNo Of Teachers. at
Ere port. Friday April S, 1867.
Applicants need not apply for Special Exarni-
nation, but are requested to attend the stated
meetingsof the ifnard.
Aleorrespondepee with the Examiners shbdld
be directed 20 tho.uudersiepei, al Wesior, ~
a5 D, A. AVERY, clstA.
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sP ECIAL MEDICAL NOTICES

BLs w MS
BRONCHIALTR TROCHES
Having Direct Influence to the Parts,
Give Immediate Relief.
For BrOnchitiS, Asthma, Catarrh
COuSumPtiye and Throat Diseases,
Troches are Used with always Good Success
Singers and Public Speakers
will find 7roches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal
organs. The 7roches recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
an article of true merit, and having proued their
efficacy by a test Of many years, each year finds
them in new localities in various parts of the
world, and the Tfoches are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BRowN's BRoNcmIAL TRocHEs," !"
and do not take any of the Worthless limitations
that may be offered. Sold Everywhere. 3lz
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NEW RAKHRY
I'M PERRXsBURG.

b. Il II O M B l. A
HAS taken. the Bakery Establishment fnrmerly
1 l. occupied by Lang, and Thoroughly reno
vated and reftted the anne, and Ia NOW prepared
10 furnish the public Of Perysbufg and vicinity
everything required by families IN the Baking line
BREAD, CRACKERS, CAKES,
OF all kinds, will be furnished Ia Srdef and kept on
hand at all tnrs. lie warrapts his Baking to be
equal ~ the best, and only asks the public TO give
It trial, and he is confident Of giving entire sat
isfaction.
Cakes for PaTties, Weddings, &c,
will be furnished to order upon Tho shortest no.
tice, and upon the most liberal terms.
PsnTsburg, JGnuarY II, 1857. sen
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P. o. Drawer 2I, Troy, NY.
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STOCK on DRY GOODS.

Which ombratcs all the mobtdtsirabie qualities
to be found in the market.
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- luaa,meAanl - 49,, - e.
&afk ovte ~ circle
eoed Z naa-aaolkee victim y ~ drGa1fkl
asosy that he's robbed sosislg e neay -
oenaDent.
rhs next victim Of selfdsstz1eAioe ~
Gen. QlnsisS. =. Villas, dit.ked
1nsmbSe Of III b., vAo tsrnin1ose hien!s
By = pistol hot = his clan1s = s1as
csty, a1ev duys sincs. Gen. Williams ~
formerly from Batavia, n. T.. and caae p
this cocntzy some years since, and b. ~
talents md ability ross 70 - one Of -
brishtsdk NnnmesEs Aeqairsa ussilk alA Z
erses name. he bad bsea : great sse:ess
IN. ftAs1ivsf 81 dyspeyGv
= " 81 knew, is terribly depfeelg q =
\ G6ct1 DonsaAo u1ind, ad undee The y
nueuce 81 thu morbid disease he terminated
his life By shooting himself through the top
Of the head, in precisely the Same manner =
did Col Wainwright, which undoqbtsdly
sasRdueed itself y him from reading The ac-
ce1ht 81 Col WsinvnsAfs dsatA. Senhgs
70 ~, Gen. Williams lived fur hoors with
Derringer pistol bullet buried In his bsain,
oil Of which time b Wa perfsctly sensible.
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~ahys AepoHt.
Judicial District - MI
The Grand Jury beg leave 70 submit. II.
following,
EgPoRr,
In accordance with the provisions az ch.rn
ssn ls7 and 1913 OF the Revision Of 1850. u.
esrand Jury have mnde diligent enquiry into
she commission Of all public oiEensee com.
nasted against the laws of this State. v;N;r
Ne Jurisdiction OF this Court. Th.v 49,.
s.ithfully endeavored, without fear. f.yor :,
easceon, % present, BY indictment Ia III,
Court, I'll offenders against the Law, ...;,.,
whom they could obtain legal evidences. ~
while their presensmenss have ~, 80. ~
nsross, tAsy regret TO ~ hat It i, mor. sh.r
probable that many other pr,e..tu....
sAosld have BEEN made asainss orr $500.
- eseagAiass WHOM The necessary ss.e;,..
y = sais tins could not BE- found % -.
ohsif conviction.
IL 0nasd Jary, in tAsie iassut;ss... "a
. nanees Of oesnsss oeamitasa 1920 a.
hws q tAis Ssate evsr which III, co.,s y.
~ original jssisdise;ss, hss Which 49,.
- soaAasd % eossts u ialssios jar;sd;csio..
ee10asa9 y hsssgle = NJ Cent I, Z,
eea& oa6dIAsss soIaeee, u. Lsd1eSn.
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In memory Of the late MRS. Cot. .. II.
Archer.


BIS. n. N. BYRss,
AatLor n SAerman'. H1reh to the Sea.
Death came with his srrows,
One morning in winter
nd bade us in silence,
- An idol prepare;
Yet. scarce had tine warning
Pierced deep in our bosoms
When one Of his arrows
Came trembling there.
1t struck-not the maiden
Who blushed in her beauty,
Nor he, the fair boy,
With the clustering hair
No, no, twas the mother,
Who kissed the grim arrow,
And blessed while it pierced her,
In agony there.
Oh! never could Death
Find mark that was brighter
0rstrike to a bosom
More true than her own;
On never could earth
Have star tina, was lighter
Than she, the fond mother,
Who's spirit has flown.
We watched till the pertais
OF Heaven were open
And saw the great city,
Who's streets were Of gold
And heard the glad music
Of angels rejoicing,
In strains more enchanting,
Than ever were told.
We saw the bright jewels
They brought from the river,
And placed in a crown
For the stranger to wear
We saw the great light
As 1t shone from the giver,
And knew she was happy,
Yes, happy up there.
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~ become quit pssv12snt = oar nidse, aad
iashs Judgment Of The JaEy, Tie ssaAhliah-
nsul ofI~tassiss issgaiast paAlic pelise, sd
corsnpdno ot - Aetals Il - eG1zaN I;
anlaAak snlssGtls inisipr eopele the
public officers put stop 70 this species o.
crime, it is hoped that the Legislature Of the
State will increase the penalty 90 - 70 eve
to the District Courts jurisdiction over ne
same. It 10 TO be hoped, however, thai mo
magistrates, and other public officers whose
sworn duty it is to enforce the law, viii 80
forward in the discharge Of their respective
duties, and enforce the laws against the o.
s.h,:dhn,nt az .Lotteries' and sgaisst Other
minor offenses.
The Grand Jury, in their investigations
are ,pAined to End quite number OF yoo'n'
under the age Of fifteen years who ere en-
...ed IN the commission Of public onenses.
7, vould seem cruel and unjust to incarcera
this class Of offenders in our public PRISONS
9TH old and hardened criminals. Ills res
nectfully suggested that Reform School, OF
soms inssisusios having ~ - oijssG re eda'
c,t;c, md reformation efthh clsss Of odseA'
~. .bould be established BY the Stafe an
thorities.
The Sheriff of this county and the officers
| amounted BY the Court to execute our 90
mands, have the thanks Of the Jury for tho
prompt and efficient manner IN wnicn 'neY
have discharged their respective duties.
To the honorable, efficient and courteous
District Attorney We are under many oblisa-
lions for legal counsel and assistance ~ me
discharge Of our duties.
All Of which is respectfully submitted IN
| behalf Of the Grand Jury.
Elk HAT, Foreman.
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ILLINOIS DEEDs, just printed, and for sale
II this o1ice in quantities 70 suik We kesp
On hand ell kind Of Deeds and HcFngagss
of the most approved forms.
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LEcruRE.-B. F. Taylor, Esq, win lecture
before the "Keokuk Library Association"
at the Chatham Square Church, ON Thursday
evening, the 2lst inst, 1t II o'clpck. See
bills. st J. 81. CRAIo, Chairman.
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MAsosIc.-There win be . special CONF
municasion Of Eagle Lodge, No. II, A. F.
4 A. NJ, this evening. Work on Second
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FIVE hundred bushsls choice vinteeapples
and 800 bushels white Nsshannock poaseoes,
tree from rot, for sale by J. E. Johnston : Co,
~
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They reached here yesterday. The
Kate Ksarney came into port in the
morning, and was followed BY the
"Southern Belle" fewAours laAsr.
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SUICIDE or BRorHER OF GEx. RorssrAu,
-Intelligence was received 1t the police Of
6ce early yesterday morning that It II O. eloch
on the previous night Edmund P. Roussean
. brother of Hon. Lowell Fl. Rousseau, had
committed ssicide by shooting himself. The
tragic occurrence took place 1t, the residence
Of the deceased on Walnut street, beyond
Eighteenth II was discovered that Mr..
Rousseau had accomplished the rash deed
with pocket pistol, the ball from which pen.
etrsted the skull about an inch behind the
left eye, and ranging forward, lodged in The
brain. Death cnsued at 2 O'Clock .. m. yesl
terday. The deceased was in the l5th year
Of his age. = brick mason by trade, and mos
honorably connected and highly esteemed.
BE was the younger brother, We believe, ol
General and Richard Rousseau, Eso. 81
thus rashly taking his own life, he has thrown
upon the world wife and four children.
hrs. Rousseau was on visit 70 her friends
in Memphis when the suicide took place, d
which she was informed BY telegraph.
Il il supposed that Mr.. Rousseaa vas Il.
boring under msatal abeeratioa when hs shol
himself For some time be hes svinesd nm
uaual detection Of spirits, bat from What nsss
h mot known.-L03isci2le JosssaI l6tk,
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nsW rsFk nsney Market.
- rs,er.ph.l HBu Yoax, ysb. =.
ooil-36k
Moneys.
Stssling- ~ - days.
LATnR.
osld unchanged and Gsm. closing at lTx
nSly assiinp II Asiivsy shares v.re u issa pri
ees ss1 TIE masset nach unsettled npdsr vioasai
fluctuations ia P.eise Nall AtfAs arss open bosrd e.
general naskst aOes ssssdy, followed hy nro 1ssts1
throughout tbs call Of sfock exchange.
new Ysrk MaFkss.
By fsieEraph.l NEW YoRK. Feb %.
CostoB-puil; s11<a3.
Tioar-Not scttve shsAs srnsr: - peoio7s ID
Ext, stsse. 80 cell 80 Hsop Ohio.
whsat-Quiet and nominal.
csrn-ie tower. y Goi w - sssrs n Wk .ssss
osts-sts ady; S6as7 for wssis,a
forf-stesdy and quiet
Cat AeAts-lismer.
Lard-Yirnsr. liL<oI3.
Dressed Hogs-stssdy.
Whtsky-Quss ani steady
Pesrosam-oniet; Is for crude. 2s,Os for rsAss1 II
bond.
Aaxkss cossd - sosvs
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KEOKUK. IOWA.

THr steamer r. Eagle" has entered on il
regular trips betwsea Ksskuk md wasssv.