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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

ATLANTA, August 1.-THE following
nominations were confirmed by the Sem
ate to-day: Associate Judges OF the Su-
creme Court-H. G. Mckay, eight years;
Hiram Warner, four years.
Campbell tenlored) moved to reconsid-
or the action of the Senate in the case of
the negro Bradley. He spoke at length,
and said the sympathies of $1,000 voters
of the down trodden race were with
him.
Cotton promises well in this vicinity.
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OTTAWA, August IA An order In
Council has been passed prohibiting the
importation of horned cattle from the
United States into the provinces of Qle-
Dec or Ontario.
TORONTO, August 1.-THE police oil
this city and American detectives Wis
tied the Turf Club, Hatch q Broeton's
Club House,, last night, and arrested the
proprietors and several Others-in all ten
or twelve persons, charged with COM
plicity in the recent Adams Express rob-
berries in the United States. The parties
are well known gamblers and sporting
men.
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MOrYin SupFemeAfeh Chapter, No.
,. a. A. ID. ID.

THE officers and members OF Moivin S. A
| Cnapter, NJ. z, L y. A, d sre hereby no.
! led to attend a meeting, at thetr nall, No. a
: NTH Court street, this Saturday evening, Au-
gust u.s. 1853, at O'clock, for the purpose Uf at
tending The funeral OF our late Brother Arch
Druid V. DRIES5IGACKER.
The Officers ana members of C ,ncordia s. A
CHAPTER, No. |, and transient Arcn Drulds in
good standing, are most respectfully invited tc
attend.
by order OF the L. s. A.
anl5IL n. BREN, Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISER
Masonic EGpiCLSj IN.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, August I, 1853.
ny order CT Leila Scott Lodge, No. SO, a
ID Memphis Tenn, am uireeted JO-EAz,
publish ROBhkT {. MOORE as an I'm A<
Loster and warn the NJ 3sOn1c fraternity "
agu nsJ aim as suco, as he has been imposing
on the above Lodge and the FasIernity gener-
ally. Robert e. moore was exp5iled nY SlDlsy
ledge No rs Missouri, in the year 1857, which
decision was sustained by the Grand Lodge OF
that state. The SAID MsoIe is about feet d
ewes, heavy eyebrows, dark sandy hair and
whiskers, by trade a carpenter and also a paint
err All papers friendly 10 cur iLsutution are
requested 70 publish the above Tor The Denent OF
the Craft at large. C. Gu HI1S,
auIo ~ secretary.
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To Builders Georgia Roofing Slate

WE offer for sale. IN quantities TO suit pur-
w chsssrs. q superior article Of Roofing
Slate nom the Georgia QUarries, said be
equal TO the WEIGH, and not sub ect 70 crack by
heat As the Vermont and others, and a.: b
market. R0YBTER TREzEyANT 4 90.
iyMu sela Agaala In Memphis,
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u. a. .. ID.

yr,HE officers and u embers of Memphis Grove
No. 2, u. A. q. o., are hereby notified 10 at
i.nd 8 syecial meeting, this Saturday alter
noon. At o'clock. for the purpose OF pas ing
INA Iast tribute OF respect 70 our iate esteemed
9~otner v. URIEsSIGAcKER., IA
NsUbers of TsDuesses Grove, No. ], CleRnthe
Grove, No. g, and Lafayette Grove, No., 4, are
fraternally invited.
BY order u Z. :. HA KHAN, N. y.
TLSONs, secretary. sul5 1t
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ALBANY, N. v.

ALBANY, August 14-John RathbOne
Schoheld, eldest son of Gen. J. M. Scho-
field, Secretary of War, died at West
Point this morning, in the eleventh year
of his age.
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on Commission and for Sale low.

OK TUBS BUTTER,
~ lUu Dbls anu ha,f bbls. Molasses,
10 teIees Lard,
10 bales Hops, at 40c., and on time,
Eagle Carver Gin, at 81 50 per ssw I; rub
ber BANDS, and ali complete.
WOIc0tt, Smith Il Co.,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, August 1.-THE Legisla-
ture to-day adopted resolutions honoring
the memory Of Stevens.
Beth branches adjourn tomorrow to
the 2lst inst.
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STOCKHOLDERS

Allison Bros, G.. W. Gilmore, Thcs. Monsf,
W. II. Andrews, Chas. Gilmore, Jesse Moors,
NJ. A. Allen, G. W. Goyer, A. J. Murray,
Benz. BaDb, W.A.Goodwyn,J os. IA. Myers,
M. L Bacon, 4. D. Goodlstt.C. P. Norris,
=. =. Blu. ". n. 0ooolsttJ. Overton, Jr.
w. ID. Bridges Co., II. Owen,
y. w. Bowman, DIR. ID. Gober, H. A. PaTtee,
W. s. Bruce John Gum, Partee aar
Co., d. p Hadden bert,
2. h Bryson, z Co., J. 7. Peyton,
8. ]. Camp, A. l.. Harris, J. I. Powers
E. d. Cash, WINK. Hardin, w. 2. Prouddt,
.. Q. Clay. A. Hatchett, W. q. Raiuey,
Q. y. Chamber ]. 2. Hill q Co.'s p. Read,
lin, ]. N. Bill, E.F. Rlak,
W. 81. Cherry, Napoleon HUI, l. r. Richards
n. T. Cochran, J.C. Hoist a Co.1Eidor Rossn-
g. A. Cochran, e. 3. howell, bach,
c, Curtis, Howell, Wood NJ ]. kossel,
p. 5. Davis, Co, ]. 7. Strstton,
J. 8. Day, ]. ?. Hoffman J. r. Swaype,
Deeoto Bank, WY. Q. Humes,J. ]. steele q
8 Co, 3. 5. Jones. W,EsteFhsaa.
Il. Dow, John johnson =. W, Smith,
W. P. Doyle, g. Kortrecht, ]. A. Taylor,
S.H.Dunseomb,J John 3. Lesoh, A. VaocaF0,
Edmonds, Pet g. il. IesGuere, r. P. Wait
tigrew 4 Co., Z, 81. Leidy, ". B. Waldran,
w. IL. Earring 7. r. @ackRil, @. @. Ward,
ton, d. Il. Martin. 8. N. Ward,
J. I. Fargason, e. Marshall, Il. d. Ward,
J.F. Frank $40. Mansfield 3 Geo. w. While,
]. D. Frzyser, Hgoees d. ]. Mtcks,
j. W. Fowler, e. NcDavift, ". A. William
y. Ford q Co., J. II. McDav.et, son.
". G. Foster, l. B. Aerosg,. 5. W. Wilkins.
W. A. Gage, Geo. mitchell. James N. viii
II. GAVIN, r. ]. Morgan, hanson.
W B 9reenlaw, leo ann ad
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BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

1st-All Imported Goods We win In
port Direct, or buy from the Importers
Agents.
All Domestic Goods We will buy direct
from the Manufacturers.
Shoes We will have made to order m
fact, We will procure all our Goods From
FIRsT HANDS, thereby saving tie job
ber's profits.
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DIED.

sHELDON.-At Lansln burg, n. Y, on Mon
day, August 10Th, MARY LOUISA. daughter OF
William q and Emma Sheldon, of this city.
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Through these advantages, II must be 1ppa
rent to all that we win be able to COMPETE
WIFI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RlVEE
- United States HAIL EssssIEEs;;s;s,c
Packet COmpay.
NEW ARRANGEMENPs,


Turing THE PRESENT Low STAGE OF
water in the Arkansas Iiver, all the boat'
on the Memphis END of the route are withs
drawn, and the elegant Side-wheel steamer
NATO ........... ames Lee, Master
win lake the place Of the through boats, leav-
ing Memphis as heretofore MONDAYS AMI
THURSDAYS, At pm; connecting at Napo-
leon TUESDAYS AND fR1DA = with the
light draught and comfortable passenger
AMkhICAN. wv. t. Berry, Master
For Pine Bluff.
Freight and passengers will be transferred
Without detention or extra expense, The " ma
IONA y giving Through Tickets 20 passengers
to Pins bluff and all htermeaiate points only,
but viii sign Through Bills Lacing Tor freight
to all points on Arkansas river AZ atSh up as
The new and very nght.dranght steamers
VAN BIJREN ...........J. W. Williams, Master
FORT sMIT anes Bowlin, Master
VIII ply between Pine Bluff aud spadra, COR
Meeting at the latter place with feet OF first
class Flatboats. in charge of Capt. JEFF BAD
win by which freightS siltpp. GA this line are
rNarded without detention, aud delivered at
destination in good order, the hats being well
provided with tarpaulins 10 protect the goods
Persons wishing to ship by this line will con-
tinue to marx their goods via Arkansas
river" and ship TO 4" Memphis and Arkansas
River U. S. Mail Packet Company" al Mem
phis or to John D. Adams, at Mem phis.
All freights signed for through as this line
will as heretofore, continue TO receive the at
tsutiOn OF James T. Bourne Il Co., No. II JEFF
ferson street.
JOHN j. ADAMS, Superintendent
yINSON d DONAHUE,
Agents for Natona.
DAVE HUKELL, Passenger Agent
On resumption OF navigation, the GIL GAMER,
CELESTE, CALDWELL and OZARK will re-
same their places IN the Memphis and Fort
Smith line, by which the merchants and Plant
ers on the en- tire Arkaneas liver will have Oh
rect commu oicat!on with Memphis, and fgam
there by rail ana steamboat 70 all points in the
United States.
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2d-ThrOagh eur large capital NC are
enabled to BUY E0R CASN, thereby
can buy closer than those buying on
credits.
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sd-We shall continue TO SILL ONLY
E0R CASH, which enables US 10 sell at
closer profit than those selling on fine,
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go Atq,se Homeste DIX.
CFNTRAL DEEORATIC Club


VIII be called to order tonight at
81 pm.
The speakers fey tonight are W. w
Coleman, Esq, and Gen. W. Wallace.
Ladies' are assured that their presence
will be gratefully welcomed.
COMMITTEES OF TIE CiSB.
Finance Committee.
N. J. WTCkS. r. ". 9N ~ n n,
j. n EDMoNDSON, Ir-,Ss ". f- At1f-
- - John DONOVAN.
To Collect aEd Procure subscriptions.
H l. BRINKI.EY,
W. c. MCCLURE
J. r. FARNHAM,
r. o. SMITH.
HENRY SEESSEIa JR.,
L. ROCCO,
LOUIS WCNDEEMAN.
To obtain Employment for and Relieve
fOfored . en-.
MARTIN KELLY,
THOMAS y. SMITH,
JOHN Y. HAND N ERkEh
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The undersigned wiz continue, on bis own
account, the Cotton FaotoTage and General
Commission Business, and viii make liberal
cash advances on consignments to Iaeev
Terry Co., New OrlesnS, or 70 his cores popti,
ents In New York or Liverpool
A.T.LACEY
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Notice.


THE firm OF LACEY d MEG BEE Is. this day
1 dissolved BY mutual consent. The drul's
name will be use by either OF the partners In
liquidation OF the business of said nrm.
A. Il. GACE9. 81
August IL. 1873 X. L. MECH EE.
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ANY HlREET On This CONTINENT.

ss- People should not listen to the bsse fsbTi-
cations OF Cincinnati. Louisville and Ct Louis
drummerz. tina. Memphis cannot eornpste with
their markets.
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4th-We will continually have our
bRyers In the East watching the market
aad attending the Trade Auction sales,
buying Bargains, which We will again
Sell ~ Bargains.
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THE BROWNSVILLE BEE
COL. W. ]. wEsTBRooK, DR.. R. W. BEERS
Late OF Mississippi. Late or Mobile.
WESTBROOK G. BEERS,
Editors and PrOprlet0Fs.

A LIVE WHITE MANS JOURNAL, DE-
"A VOIeG 10 pure Democracy and the rights Of
JLS people.
TEkMS-Inva riably in Adyanes-rwo Dol
lars ear One Dollar or six Months.
our very Ia. 20 anu rapidly increasing circu-
latiOn enables Us 10 offer superior Inducements
a. an advertising medium, To Uusiness houses
Tne BEE CALCULATES rHkOUGH THE ENlIRE
n rs rkRN DIsTBiCP.
S5- NO adv ertlsrlnents received except 70
money, and At regular rstss.
Aauross, W h25TBksOOK a BEERS,
aut4tf bfOWnsViiiS, Tenn.
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This undersigned win opsn, on the LIST of Sep
temoer next, At No 2S4 Front street, ger erfI
and win sell on most zsesonaele terps
aul4iH q, y. Ae5EEE,
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A LARGE TRADE

We have concluded arrangements througis
which we propose 70 offer Inducements TOR All
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INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS:

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-10
Counsel for the Careless.

Tho body IL machine, and carelessness In its man
agement lead to evil results car
in the agement of a steam engine Yet the last
thing that people think uf the protection of
this delicate piece of the Creators hand from the
subtle Of disease which IL issnrrouned II
easy thing to repair the system when in ruins but
there difficulty In forfyipg it against many the
dangers 10 which II is exposed G2Hfd og3faxt nrrrous
debitty. Al the first symptom OF this fore-runneI OF
serious ailments sustain the tagging energies Of
nature with Hp5fETrER's STOMACH BITTERs. Take
it regularly and rerssteny until bodily vgor /. thor
might properly he said coDpels-the complete diges.
ton OF food regulates the secretive action OF the liver
tones and invkorates the bowels, improves cond
oR OF the blood, and gives rmpeas to the Up.
system thus strengthened and regulated in all it's
important functions the fogs and e1haa.ons Of autumn
pregnant with the elem ents Of intermittent; remit
tent fever, can make little impression. Whoever
supposes that fever and ague IL saarodaJs evil Is
certain districts 1t this Of the year. egious
~ mistaken. Al efectnaly draught Of cold air is
shut out by the closing Of door, this compl.i snd
all disorders cfa iasatic type, may be prevented by
the Of the BIrrERE When sickness can be avoided
by means safe and simple 10 it The erest fa
ity to neglect the proered sntdote Regarded either
I" preventive cure for dyspepsia, blipusness in
termittsnt fever, disorders. general debility or
constipation OF the bowels this pure vegetable prepara
ton stands alone. iactsiSw
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Special Notices.

A ppRRss TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITA-
IA ted whose snnerings have been protracted from
hidden causes, and whose require prompt
q have snsrsd from Involuntary discharges, what
feet does II produce upon your general health Do
exes.on produce palpia.on Of the hearth Does YOUR
hvsr or urinary organs, your Kidneys frequently get
out ofordsrl II your urine sometimes thick milky or
nocky or II II ropy ssttlingi Or does thick scum
ss tho tppt Or sediment At the bottom fer it
hes stood avhe, Do you have spells Of short breathe
of esnss o Be TO
esantiy 1~silss upos this subject, Do Jon feel dull
b let sloas 70 re- away nom everybody Does any
little thing make yon start or iunpi syonr sleep bro
Ken & s ss + The a:I y ~ .n,
with the sam. energy Do You feel such condenc.
V ats Of ssia.chos II 49, do no, lay it to your liver
Or dy.pepsis Have you restes nights. Your back
we.a yo.r knees weak. snd have but little appetite
Aad you attribute this TO dyspepsia hvMt omplant
How. reader ssaabsss, yensf.a dissasss badly cured
end ssxss exesssss Ill capable of producing weak
when In perfect health, msks the man Did you ever
think that those bold Defiant energetic psrseverine
.uocs.fal ere sl.sys thoss whose genera
mea complain Of being DIV, OF nervousness OF
psipssaon Il ths hsaFs. Lay never Afraid they
discouraged they alw.y. polite pleasant IN the
company ofiAds, ard look you and them right In the
facsnoue 81 your dOwncADf looks any mean
nssA aAesf them do NOT mcAn those who keep tt Q
oFRAas inflated by running to These II net
only ruin their constitutions. but also they bas
with or for.
How many men. from bady-cured deseasts rom the
enects Of ssfabrse and have brought about
thAt state Of vsakne In those organs that has reduced
the general system much ipiuce almost every
other dsease-idiocy lunacy, paralysis spinal aec.
tions suicide and afmost other form Of disease
which humanity j. heir 20, and the cause OF the
trouble scarcely ever suspected and dectored for
all hut the right one.
HBLMDOLD's HLUlD EXTRACT BUCHU is the great
Diussc Asd il certain for diseases Of tho Bladder
Kiaueya. Gravel, Dropsy. Organic Weakness, Female
Complaints General Debility, and all diseases OF the
Urfsary 0rRsns, whether existing In Male or Female
from whatever originating, and matter OF hsw
long sssndine.
II % treatments unlimited to. Consumption or In
sssity may Our flesh and blood are supported
frsa fhess sources. and the hesh and happines and
rsaseay.
Heiaboids Extract Buchu, established upward Of Is
yes!s, pfe1arsd nv Ut H1LMD0LD. prussist 594 New
York And f0i eonh 10th Street. Pa PsIcr
-eS per bUees, - hotties for 81 so delivered 10 auy
address. bid ~ DsssEias every whsse
ANcns 9snuine unless doss MP ID steel e naray I'D
wrapper. With far i1e efny hsmeai warehouse, and
signed II. T. HELMBoLp
oct3-dkw2m
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sew feFx w@rRx1
By Telegraph. NEW oTI, Get Y.
Fiour-Hore active shade frner; western super 81 90
os 10 extra DO IS 1910 80; whit. wheat e1trAs IS
$50
Whest-Lo~er; only moderate shles; 81 e567 for No
spring closing at inside price; 81 70 for No spring;
81 II for red Indana 81 IS for amber Michigan s. 30
for white Caiifor nis; 81 So for do Michigan.
Rye-Pirmer, 1900 bush western to arrive al il 10
09o do here in lots Ats1 rs; closed At 81 70
Barley Primer; sales ofstate to arrive at 81 2s
Corn-Excited; SO 10 higher; demand chiefly specua
tive sales Of sound at q 16Dl8; white do 81 2oL2i
oats-1<o better; new y sstsrn 1894.
perk-YirmsE mir demand; e29029 y for mess, clos
ing ut &2s cash for prime mess.
Besf-S1601s 20; new plain mess $40 5oB2s IS.
Cut Neats-etsady.
Lard Unchanged; steam 49, kettle 1873
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NcCrary At Brighton.

BRIGHTON, Oct. (, lSoS.
M. HowEM-DaAA SIR: Your towns
man, Hon. g. w. McCray, made US one Of
the tallest speeches Of the season here last
night. He spoke in the Congregational
Church to a crowded audience, and held
them as If by magic for two hours. He han
died the questions Of finance and reconstrac-
ton without gloves, and did not leave >
grease spot Of my old Wing friend Clagett' $
financial scheme in regard TO paying the na-
tionAl debt. In short, he made the most Of
fectivs 4nd practical address of the season.
he was followed by Capt. W. T. Burgess,
who did no dishonor to the cause which he
espouses, although he struck right and left
With vengeance ct Copperheadism.
Ever yours, S. B. FLxAH.
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CITY NEWS.
Republican Mass Meeting.
There will be Grand Republican Mass
Meeting At
b N A r A II r E,
On Saturday, October 10th. 1868.
=
HON. +. +. WITHROW, HON. C. c.
NOURSE, HON. FRANK W. PAL
NER, HON. G. VI. McCRARY,
AND col LEIGHTON


Will address the people on that day. Let
every Republican in the county be there.
Organize your townships and come in dele
cations. There will be Grand Torchlight
Procession in the evening by the consoi-
dated Tanner Companies of Van Buren, and
Lee counties.
= Come ont in full force, and let US have a
general iolification. Let rs see the entire
corps Of Van Buren's loyal men together,
and we will all participate in raising the Lib
erty Pole on that day.
President Of the Day, Hugh W. Sample,
Of Keokuk. Officers Of the Day, c. Mann
ing First Assistant, Capt. G. W. Summers
vile; Second Assistant, Alex. Carter.
Addressing held at Bonaparte before,
and = K4osauqua during the Fair, the fol.
lowing officers were appointsd
5 Township Narshais Capt. Geo A. Henry,
Van Buren, rowhship; Maj. A. S. Campbell,
Cbequen; VIM. a. BAucAsr, Harrisburg
Col. 8. b. Craig, Washington VIM. Huber
Union; II. X. Helterbran, Cedar; Simon
Graham, Lick Creek John White, Village
Col. DAN Kent jackson; Amos Thatcher
Des MONIES, Lieut. w. P. l.. Muir, Vernon
J. g. Shipley, Bonapsrte: J. Dckey. Farm
ington,
Regimental Oficers-Commanding OF
fcer, Capt. Abe Wilkin First Assistant
Col. Joel Brown; Second Assistant B. c
Burt, of Lee county.
Fill your baskets and We will all par,ici
pate together in Camp. Ground Dinner.
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TAsSEss.-Your time and energies should
not be taxed excessively, and you were not
called ont Thursday evening. Duty calls
nov, however, and il il hoped every man as1
boy Of US will actively and promptly respond
By falling into ranks fully equipped, It his
company headquarters, At or before seven
o'clock, if possible. The Hon. jackson
Grimshaw speaks tonight, and will fully sus-
tain his enviable reputation As an orator.
The conflict il thicksning. The enemy is
massing and will attack our center next Tues.
day. Iovans are held in reserve, but "
should let the front line know that it must
merely repel the sssault to insure : rebel
surrender November Sd squaling that Of APP
pomattox Coutt House, to the great Chief
Who is again the leader Of the loyal hosts.
SAh. 3. SAMPLE, Capt." A. Co.
Eli RAMSEY. Capt. "B" Co.
r.. c. PARRorT, Capt. Juniors.
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81. Louis n arHeG
By Telegraph ST Louis. Oct Q.
Dali: sales confined to lower grades super =
15dT.
Wheat-Irregular shade lower; good TO prime fall 81
6Sdso strictly prime 81 IS 90 choice fancy & az 10;
prime choice spring 81 3oEa2 No and choice 81 81
81 50.
Corn-DulI; very little demand
Barley Choice Iowa spring 81 aoa5 choice Missouri
and fancy Iowa & lo915.
Rye-3 so123.
Porf-Furthsr advance and very firm; msss in lots at
$50 SO.
Bulk Meatsl5h for clear rib Sides 10 for clear sides
Il for shoulders.
sseon-Hgher clear sides III 111. clear rib, 1881.
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Thi, splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless, resble instas
disappointment; ridiculous tnte: remedies
he i'll effects Of bad dyes; fnvgorates and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, blael brown Sold by all
Druggists and Psrnmers and properly applied at Batch
lore's Wig Fsctory. No i6 Bond street, Ee1 York.
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Hox. D. F. MILLER arrived yesterday from
Chicago, where no WAS attending the railroad
sasss from this county in tho q. 3. Court II
that place. We publish elsewhere state
ment of the proceedings Of the Court, which
viii interest our readers.
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Auction SALE on this, Saturday, morning
at 10 clock, Of bedsteads, spring and hu.k
mattresses, l fine parlor mirror, fine bar
mirrors cooking and heating stoves, fine
framed pictures, &C., dc.. at the Great West
srn Auction House, No. 1873 Main street.
URrcH GOODWIN.
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soriAwzts1 Union Packet Company.
81. "Wnits cellar" Lias,

= ~ D2to VO3tU1 0AoOs
Ressisf fore 70 q. Louis rwo poLLAHs. until fur
ther orders.
Daily line Of passenger Pasksts 70 ST. Louis nd
III intefmsdiass. points, consisting Of ths 49,.
JAUPDD. Captain Burnett, msstse; the u 1&,s
~, CapAia RsEtADon, nastss, -
M r. AGA. captais Robt. Hin, master, one
ANAscA win lsass the 'sacaaoS each day u
81 ThsAboys hosts will make close connection
s:ah tAoss vsaaisg bsswssa thss point sod 81.
pAnl.
Arrasrssenss have recently bsen made in
transferring 1t Rock Island By which passsogsfs
can reash St. Paul - hcp1 ~ advsncs of any
other line.
In addition to the above. the passenger and
freight Packets W0kll4 HePMD. Captain
NJ. Ae!l e..:ss, car.. .s. SEQ 80
6lar'HPs,
flckStG III sails over the Hannibal and ST. Jo-
ssphApA Southern PAcins Road to ali points
wsst of the Mitsonfi river.
PAtronise the Line that reduced the rates.
For freight or paasage apply TO the ,fiee Of the
Company, corner Blondeau and Levee.
8. n. ARcHBR, Agent.
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KEoKJ1K. IOWA:
oLoolDo.


ROE nor, Arrives on Sunday snd thur
49, a o'clock p. M, and Departs On Tuesday
and Friday, 1t ! o'clock :: m.
AMpY yoB1gBON, Arrives on Tassday
ard IradAy, 1t o'clock p m, and Dspafls on
Wsdasedsy and Saturday, q :. n.
RI. 1oikJgDoN, Arrives on Saturday and
wednesday, Ct p. m, and Departs on Monday
sid Thursday, at = u.
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Gil. Jb1n Bnuc and Sam N. Clark will
speak At Harmony School House, Van Blu
rem township, Saturday afternoon, Oct 10th,
ut o. olock.