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fmsnfial zlS GounsrtiaI.
MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago market.


By Telegraph CHICAGO. Nay %.
Eou--Dull and sxescdinsly heavy; buysrs scarce and
din ui for ..her. 10 get Offers Gales small that |, 10
20 quote prices different srAdss OF spring
extras and Il the impression that prices must 60 much
lower ,sies OF white winter extra 81 SIS o2}s; spring
extras si2als Rye -four 20
wb.at-Retnains unsettled and saioe lover No
Iherss apparently little legitimate demand and
prices aid lie controlled by party Who 10 sad
to hold but few cars Market opened At u IS, but
soon fell to 81 a. and later ~ si12 ga cl snG nom
nal at - SOFA al No spring non ins at " 70, wi b
ont buyers Rejected nominal with sellers At scms
houses 60 holders at Avo,ite houses ssk 81 esl
70 lots ia tags and bulk OF reach asabl and it
Il. Impossible to quote rr.cea
C5ru-No opened "a higher before 'Chansr, stT %;
eosei GU Change at 81 0sa t oa, last sslss being at
out.id-. No tot tive aud lower, at 70 81 ooz,
eli sBs with buyers ss sss; rejected dull at ssS9e
| tat.-So excited aud very irregular car lots and
regular selling the hsure aud both reaching DO
Ia Luk ST al close Their liberal business doeo at
so there ere.cll 10 all morning. however tor tbs week
sts0
Rye-pul at y.serdsys prices last sales made at ths
inside figure. u q No 4 AID rejected miuai
sarley-Dun and v-ek; Ia, CTS for any but car
lots No sold VI store closing at 90 rejected
nominal ATS.
Provision.-Du for most article. Of hog produet The
ouly demand beng lots TO NIL orders for consumption
aud in mott cass the gwen buy-fs b.low sci
ias' vs.s sIdss shoui aud hans articles mos
wanted Qsot,tons 81 25 aaa 7bfr msss pors 81
for prime mess: sls 10 extra prime ss<elo fo
rough; iiszalIIs Tor IN u clear os%Slox for .bor
ri: sy5ssss tr Camber nidi re; i2J4al2s< fol
prime lard TA&s f3r loose sh ould.rs; isplsH foI
seet picked haus
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his mortal life-not to be boarded but judi |
,iously used. The barn is 9 model OF conve-
nience, with its granaries, bins, cribs, stables,
house, cattle stalls, etc., under one
roof, furnishing complete shelter for all his
stock, and making the usually dissgreeaole |
work Of feeding in winter, one OF In door
comfort. The orchard is young and one OF
the finest we have seen. II is an axiom with
Mr.. Pitman that unless trees are cared Tor,
il is useless TO cumber ground with them
80 he gives his orchard much attention. All
his trees. trunk and branches, are thorough
| " washed at intervals with strong soap suds
A strict look out is kept for "borers
and every appearance Of them speedily
removed He does his trimming IN
June, bat thinks that as little OF this
should be done as possible; that nature will
take care Of herself. with The aid Of the knife
to relieve the trees Of the branches that die.
II Is his experience that from the winds,
fruit trees tend from their perfendlcularlty
aud lean toward the north east; the trunks
are thus exposed to the sun and are scorched
and cracked He trains q low growth OF
lin.h BIS on the southwest side of the trees.
His theory and practice are very markedly
, illustrated on his own grounds portion Of
| his orchard mas grown with the branches
evenly round the trees. These have nearly
. all largr Inclination to the NORTH east. The
remand, r, with lowest branches left on the
south west side, have from this agency alone
d retained their perpendiculariy. The result
. OF his care is eminertly satisfactory. More
: than six hundred apple trees, aud large mum
y bers of cherry, peacl, plum, and pear trees
vii! yield fruit-harsest desirable and profit
able. His farm numbers scarce more thar
two hundred acres. Half Of this is wooded
0 land and uncul,ivaied. The rest is largely il
. meadow Altogether it illustrates the adsan
tages of a thorough and profitable cultivation
: Of not too much ground Our friend Pit
T, man is live Hawkeye. The snparntend
ence of his farm has not prevented the exer
z else of his excellent mechanical inventive
ness. The result is continued insect ira
and lantern. for winch he has obtained pat
eht, auu Which husi prove ~ imHshse utt'
" to bee keepers and fruit growers. while q
/. lantern it cannot be surpassed.
r We have remarked the prevailing ineres
/. in West Point. AID the country adjacent i
3 the matter of that keokuk aud Mt. plessau
Il railroad There are two routes sgitated; III
e eastern running through West Point, tn
other some miles west OF IT, West Pointer
are greatly anxious. Of course. that they sha
:. get the road They urge various strong ar
guments but the strongest one. and tia
which will doubtless control the Company
e that the arther east the road Is located th
n more tu IS does heokuk secure the trade ii
rich section Of the country, which will 9th
erwise GO TO Burlington while in any even
we will he sure Of the trade west and mort
of the road, wherever located. ). VI {.
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~ Telegraph Nav fokx- Msy ~
flour-Dnn and he.ry. aosSec lover superhns
State aud Western ~ eoGlo IS; extra do ! DC
$I2 10 ehoics do sl3 ola 4o slipping brands extra
Rasnd Hoop hio, tl2 7od1 IS, trade brand Ills %
/, 20. closing iul California hour 81 7SGle CO.
X, iOuf unchanged
whsky- Quiet and unchanged.
wAakac $40
R,e oui t. IL 81 - for wsstern 81 20 Tor CAnsda
4 SIR ttoia= state
Barls, Moderate rrqu-si; @s.tsrnfl IL
e ru-l,pii heavy; M xsd we.te.n 81 2o@i n new
ws.teIu ,siIow 81 ~ new Whit. southern 81 q
opened quet steady, 'losed dull and leSIo
wei, IS ak tat slts.
Wool Ill. hr-sy sud declining dome fss sac
Is; puilsj 2,4e5o
tone~-Dun
sagn-stsad,; Tub. lclzesi
Molas.e.-Quiet
Mest to,t-' over, .sis nsss at tss "a =
2s closing sts.s 70 e..b. "a s22 la sl9 .
SIS :, .,iisr 20 iA,s
Hsef-fsra and unchanged
Rect lisn. quiet, 81 sa2.o
aeon t..d, more scty Lex for Gu nbsrla a.
~ ,hurt ibs,d ~ for long ,bbsd, l2 "a for
shsii cl.sr.
Cut Hsal.-ste.dy at sA,sl9X FIR .b uidsr,; l2e
IA. Or han.
Ia d-D4l l2s.al5ls
butter e~. all: e4oics duh aud unchanged.
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"Jes' 30 r,-"Exactly f'-Soion Single said
they were there @every time" Hhe felt "ovisys
in the morning, he took Plantation Bittsn; II he
felt weary Ut night, he took Plantation Bittsrs II
be lacked appetite, was weak, languid or mentally
depressed, be took Plantation Bitters; and they
never failed to set him on bis pins squars and
arm.
Pew persons want any better authority; but ss
some may, just read the following,
/ owe much to you, for
verify believe the Plantation Bittsrs have saved
my life,
sREv. W. h. WAGNER, Madrid, N. T."
have been . great SUI
fsr.f from Dy.Psps., and had to abandon prs.sa-
REV. C. A. WILDWOOD, New York City.
bad lost all appetite
was so weak and enervated / could hardly walk,
and had perfect dread Of society.
The Plantation Bitters have set me all right.
JAMES HEIMINwAY, St. Louis, No"
The Plantation Bittsrt
have cured me Of arrangement Of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, that distressed me for year..
They act like O charm.
C. c. MOORE, 1s4 Broadway, n. ""
Mrs. 0. NJ. DRY0B, manager Of the Unie-
Home School for soIdiers' Children, says she "has
given it to the weak and invalid children under
her charge, With the most happy and gratifying
results" We have received over hundred reams
Of sueh certificates, but advertisement 10 90 IT,
fective as what people themselves say Of good
article. Our fortune and our reputation is at
stake. The original quality and high character
Of these goods will be sustained under every and
all circumstances. They have already obtained q
sale IN every town, village, parish and hamlet
among civilized nations. Base imitAtors try to
come as near name and style as they can, and
because n good article cannot be sold low
poor one, they End some support from parties who
do not What they sail. Be on your guard
See our private stamp over the cork.
P. II. DRAKE 4 CO, New York City.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists.
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J,ted Sates u AHlefica, Soafern Drrision Of Iood
@ CLARK ULited states Marshal f5f the siste
OF lows, d. hereby give pubhc notice that IN ne
case u the United States .sainst twenty cords Of wood
ct al in case Of seizure and forfeiture sder Aets Of
Congress- did tbs IN DAY OF Nay 1851 Ia MARION
county IL sitzch and take into my o-s-ssi"u, fr
custody coal stow, tSo coupe Kettles, l"ur
wLksy BARRELS i've lassh tubs Que Gal CRATE, one u
pump. ten tnshsls coal, us io1tgslion tngtt
he vat turtts bushels izr rough, tso pair
stevly Gd- t,o' AdEr tsp, eros ows t~ u
I, t~-t one-iaoi r, Two trs ave siA troughs
i-tier re III building t.euty f-etsJuprs.
Ard the Land su.,u BIZ tue .lq-ted bsif
ust-d in Marion county, lows snddesft~d As iolio~s
n " ~ IL tho II X s<ctisn % ro~ sship 10, 4 10
Aud ale, give public uoiice that ke time sssis ned
for II said tH- 4th day - June,
1851. hereby a9uobi-h and suuiInons al tohs
any interest n the said t~eny cords Of woed
es ~ or no fns Or hsvfes anythins TO say Why tn.
.AIn- shoula MT bs eosa. nns1 slt to the
d.,n.ud Of appe .ut, ILAt lhaI ~ aud .ppszf be
fro said Court, b. held snt f,r ths ssu h~rH
Llvisou District 4 lows, iht Tinted states Court
E,ot 10 th- city OF KsotHt In AID hstret 81 spe-
cia term BE- hbidrn The hr-t fuesi-f IN Jun@,
I-s7 At o'cioek T. moon u Tia =, IN I'd
there nt-fpe claim tor th- same, 10 nisks
their sll-s all ms Va that behai
O. ". CLARK 5 81
nasy 5dIst ~ frtros, nePa'y
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Gentlemen ~ had a negro man, worth 81, zoe
who took cold from 9 bad hurt In the leg. and was
useless for over year had used everything !
could hear Of without benefit, until tried the
Mexican Mustang Linimsnt II effected q
permanent cure. J. L. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1882
81 take pleasure in recommending the Mex
Mustang Liniarent as 3 valuable and indispen az
Bile article for Sprains. Sores Scratches, CALI
on Horses. Gu. men have used il for Barns, Brai-
ses, Sores, Rheumatism, 4e., and all say it acts
like magic" J. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Harm
den's Express
"The sprsin Of nv daughters ankle, occasioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured in
one week, after she had commenced using your
celebrated Mustang Liniment ED. SEELY."
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. J. 1855
II is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mus
tang Liuiment performs more in shorter
time man and beast, than any article ever dis
covered Families, livery men and planters
should always have it on hand. Quick and sure
i, certainly is. All genuine is wrapped in steel
plate engrayings, bearing the signstaTe Of g. W.
Wcstbrook, Chemist and the prirate Z. s. stamp
Of DExAs BARHEs Co, the top.
An effort has been made TO counterfeit il with q
cheap stone plate label. Look eioseis
saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists.
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In the country-Farms, Railroads, Eve.
From depths of rusR mud and rain, and
weathery discomfort, dear GATE, We send
AiSererei But the topic would inspire to
grievous plants, aud we desist
The critics have pronounced against mis-
quotations of familiar apothegms, and we
won't run any risk; but you remember he
benediction, or something else, pronounced
upon any making two blades OF grass to grow
where one grew before. We don't know how
relevantly we have referred TO that here,
when our purpose is solely TO speak of good
pos, we are certain, as those little stories with
which "the philosopher" Greeley, illustrates
narrative in his philosophic history OF the
late war. With such precedent it occurred
to us. For the man is @ benefactor that
farms well in this Western country, where so
many farm lily. Many of Lee coun,y's farm
ers are not obnoxious to this lalter charge,
however. The central, mort bern and eastern
parts hereabouts show many places in the
thrifliest, most judicious and remunerarive
cultivation. Se refer to one of them.
Our friend r. W. Pitmsn. of West Point
township, has just mch model farm
and cultivates it with just such wise system
and we'll directed labor as make agriculture
I. the most attractive of avocations. There is
hsnc sndE handsome dwelling house,
49, .Ap the country the elcgsncies Of
rture. Handsomely designed and
ncted with Ill the modern i'm
shows taste and sensible
- and psssh r usaSy In
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VIZ are pleased to learn that the ladies of
the German Lutheran Evangelical Church
realized net profit of seven hundred dollars,
at their fair Monday and Tuesday evenings
This was doing unusually well when it is re
membered that it rained necessarily the first
night of the entertainment.
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PERsoNAL--M. II. Bshard, correspond.
ent of the New York Tribune, is stopping for
few days at the Iepfer House. He is gath
ering material for Description of the Des
MONIES Valley Anything of interest will
be thankfully received. Address him here
or at Des Moines.
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United States Of America, SsAeru Lbrfsion Of Iowa
". CLARK United States afshal for the state
9 Of Iowa, do hereby give pablo notee that ~ ihs
Of Untei States against THREE copper kettie
Il al In case Of seizure aud forfeiture ubdsr act, Of
tcpgess did the 10th day Of May, 1867 In Marion
county Iowa. attach aud take into wy pose-rion Tor
safe custody, three PIPER kettles, seven mash tubs
three WORMS, siuc trough. thfe- taps, ane log
building twenty feet square aud the and upon ~tit
s situated. being situated IN Maren Ct unity,
Iowa and describ AZ oilows X fqr OF the n W OF
the Section thirty three, 1os nship -, n H. II
And also give pubic notice that the time assigned
for ofraid ~srrsnt 10 the 4th day u Jahe
lse7 aud hereby admonish and sutbmous all persons
els ming any interest in the said ibrs- eoppr tet
a. al os4 wing having anything to say Why the
same should be condemned and bold 70 an wr tbs
demand 4 said appellant that they bs and sppesr
the said Court be held IN and for Ore Southern DFi
sion bistris 81 Wa. at the United sss court Room,
Ia the city Seoknk said District ut spec al ter
10 be holse IN Tuesday 10 Janr 1887 =, ten
ch fyren ofths, day then and te' re 70 IN
terpo.. t4iu Tor the szne aud 10 make their sist g
ton. in that behalf g ". CLskK, u. NJ
mayI5-dlst~ bULIos. Deputy
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Ny stock of boots and shoes will be offered
for sale in keokuk for few weeks only.
Come and buy. have made further reduce
tion in many kinds; SO the prices are low
enough to please all. W. r. BIDLENAs,
90 Main street
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lTENs O. interest were. scarce yesterday,
everything and everybody persisted in moving
along as quietly as possible, unmindful of the
wishes and lougings Of press reporter for an
" item" Here's our . fix y in noetry.
=" le editor sits in his Office chair
With head OH his hands reclining
His heart Is full Of anxious care,
Us for locals he is pining.
NO burglary occurs TO smoothe his mind
Not murder, assault, nor riot
Nothing sensational can be find,
The town is so peacefully quiet"
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THE first currants and gooseberries Of the
season were selling yesterday at the groceries
at ten cents per quart.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30

DurFs Theatre will open at this place on
tomorrow evening, for season of four
nights See their advertisement in another
enlnmn.
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As "0ld Soln was retiring to rest last
evening two luminous bodies, called sun dogs
appeared few degrees from that body. Be-
levers in signs look upon these as the har-
bingers Of coming storm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30

Tbs Supervisor had a squad of men busily
engaged yesterday in shovelng the mud and
dirt from the upper end of Main street.
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MONDAY the first stone of the Burlington
bridge was laid, and the argus says from this
time on the work will progress steadily until
completion.
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A man living not far from the Estes House
lost the key to door in his house; SO taking
the door of, he put it into wagon, drove 10
ioeksmith's shop, and wanted key fitted
to the lock. When the person who was re-
quested to fit the key went to the wagon with
screw>driver, and coolly took the lock IF
the door, the man eyes opened with amaze.
ment, and he exclaimed, with tone OF won
der, Gosh | who'd thought OF doing it th At
way The individual was pointed out to Us,
but the jok would be too good if we we're to
publish his name.
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AQUA DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight. Superior TO any Cologne, used
TO battle the face and person, 70 render the skin
toft and fresh, 70 sllsy Inflammation, TO perfume
clothing, for hesdAche, &c. 1t is Manufactured
from the rich Southern Magnolia, and is obtaining
patronage quite unprecedented Its fasorite
with actresses and opera singers. II Ia sold by oil
dealers, at tl.oo in large bottles, and By DsxAs
BARsEs 4 Co, New York, Wholesale Agents.
Saratoga &pring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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PRENTICE says that if times continue so
hard, mems clothes may as well be made
without pockets.
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Foreign Markets.
Cincinnati Market.


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Who would not be beautiful Who would not
add to their beauty What gives that marble
purity and distipgae appearance we observe upon
the stage, and in the city belle II is no longer
secret. They use Hsgan's Magnolia Balm. Its
continued use removes tan, freckles. pimples and
roughness, from the face and hands, aud leaves
the complexion smooth, transparent blooming and
ravishing. Unlike many cosmetics, il contains
no material injurious to the skin. Any Druggist
will order it for you If not hand, at 50 cts per
bottle. W. e. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y, Chemist.
pkAAs BARNES 4 90, Wholesale Agents, N. 7.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists
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CITY NEWS.

THE Phil Sheridan reached Dubuque two
hours ahead Of the Sucker State.