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VALUABLE FARM. AT
PUBLIC SALE.

fINiIE ssbsefiber lhtebding 10 quit farming,
L Vim otfct atPablic Sale, on the premises,
i'so miles from Westminster on shg Washing.
ton Road, on iAff
SAfGRDd Y&sissA IF EEBRYARy., lses,
Al QUO o'clock r. NJ, shs following RoAl Es-
tate, viz His Farm, adjoining lands Of William
fenbY apd Reebcn Vi. Stem, containing aN,ut
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The improvements consist
Of a comfortable A M -
DWELLING H0USE, Mssa kfxt&
Most EScellent Bank Barn, -
Hog House, Smoke Hopse, Dairy and Spring
Of excellent water, biinckiln &C. There Is On
The place large, yoahg aud Thriving Orchard,
OF $50 Trees ofyery choice Fruit. The Farm
has been very heavily LiRed formerly, 1900
bushels have beea put ont In the last two
years, and Il In high state Of cultivation.
TEkMS--insdv known on The day 81 sale.
~ Possession given in March n desired.
Amy further informRtion can be obtained by
calling bu OF addressing the subscriber, or In
case Of his Absence from t6sa. John Smith,
Esq, will give alt the information necessary
iinso.ts sF EDWIN N. RfsESE y. & 1
.eNIoRLtNG, 2 N Eatawyst,, Baitimer, has
M on hand the following GRAPE VINES !:
Catnwba, Isabella, Delaware, Rebecca, Con
cord, Hartford Prolific, GreveiinR, Ives, Clin-,
ton and all other kinds. ,i.a, Iana0-lt
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HOMEOPATHY.
WANTED,
DISCHARGES

II NafYIand N0IkI8efs Who Enlisted OF were
W Drafted, between April and December
1894. ALSO
DISGIf ARG rs.
or men o. the 4th Regiment u us. ealorcd
troona ALSO
EXEMPTION PAPERS, Of men sha ras.
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bar. 1884 Mte Hf
an state Bouhties and iast ciaiuns sgaInst
the Y. =. Governments. for Additional IIountics,
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fliHE following cuRRANTs are Cor sale by
MoRLING, y. EatAw-st., baltimore -
Common Hack, Rcd Dutch, White Dutch, Red
Grape, white Grape, Victoria Cherry, &c.
jahs0.st H3 fr
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ITO Acres of Land ,

more 81 icss. hboat 10 Aesca uf which are
ma fTLr TfNHERgD. There il alsn !
safAeisaey 81 MEADOW LAND apon H. gbe
FsefH Il laid % principally with past aud rail
fenetns into AtIds 81 eOnFgaient sixe. The iu,-
proventrn e0Hliss ~ large and substantial
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4 tHEKRfES, Aprieots and Nretarines. Of eli
Y thr hnvit ysfittics, can b. f,,uad at NOR
LlsG's, ctiet ofMsy6cid Nurseries, 4 n. Tn
taW-st, BaltimoFs. jan3q-tt
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OWNERS or ENLISTED SLAVES
And heirs % deceased Soldiers may sohtain
valuable information free df charge Aat orr
Office. &N
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The I.ernhIlenn PART.

Where 10 history do Jon and such
miracle. Of patriotism, easlnranoe, suGIcr.
ing, wisdom, power, And achievement -
you Gnd in tho history Of the Rcpabli
eau party daring the last six years -
R.t4iral Exsha.,,se
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CYRUS FEFSEk. {

.. WIN. Esrheart o u : 's''s jassc.,
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s u d ST IT u T ES
Between April and December IS, 1854,
will also be-. entitled to Bounty from the
staielof Alarylandsa snI
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Tx-Goy. ". \. STONE
x1I1 WEAK 81
oaerYH' Lee COUNTY
Saturday. September 26th,
AT 2 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
AND At
X N 9 X U *,
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 2sTH
AT Is O'CLOCK.
STATE news.

Burlington has an OK weighing $500
pounds.
The Presbyterian IN. g. Synod Of Iowa
meets ct Dubuque on the 10th inst.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of Burlington is prospering. Its reading
room is open each day and evening, free to
all.
The Friends are now holding their Year
" Meeting in Oskaloosa, and have large
number in attendance. The meeting com
menced on Sabbath last, and there was very
large attendance OF Friends and others.
The quiet region of Richmond, Wash
ington county, vas thrown into spasm of
excitement the other day by one John Gross,
man Of years and family, attempting an in
famous outrage upon the person OF Miss
Snyder, Who, while riding horseback, was met
BY the villain in the woods, where be made
the devilish attempt, but failed. He was ar
rested, tried, and pronounced mot guilty
by twelve of his countrymen.
The Record also has an account Of do
mestic tragedy, consequent upon the discov-
cry by husband Of several years standing
that his wife was faithless and his children
some other mans.
The Register says: From August 18th
to September 1st there we're six petitions for
divorce fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court of this county. At the same
rate throughout the year, in the ninety seven
organized counties in this Strife, the total
number Of divorce suits in the State for one
year would be 1854. If all the applications
we're successful, 2,32s persons who ought to
be, according to all romance, in the full en-
|joyment Of supreme felicity, would become
lonely, desolate, and with hearts shorn of all
light, love and JOY. Attic same rate ofmat-
rimonial disruption throughout the United
States in proportion to population, l16,4oo
happy married mortals would be reduced to
the blank and horrid condition Of single bles
sedness in each year of the Republic. oh,
welded Lowell what funny thing thou art =
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Northwestern Union Packet Company.
aWhite Collar" Line,

Daily line of passenger Packets 70 s. Louis and n,
all intermediats points, consisting of the TON.
JASPER. Captain Burnett, master; the Fa1A.
a10RIOAM. Captain Davidson, master, and
the fTA00A. Captain Robt Hill, master, one
If which win leave the landing each day at
$50 a. IN.
The above boats will make close connection
with those running between this point and St.
Paul. In addition to the above the passenger and
freight Packets MOLkI0 MePIKH. Captain
Moses Hall, master, v10TOaY, Captain SEQ
field. master, ard the PALMER. will make reg
ular trips. For freight or passage apply to the
Office Of the Company. corner Blondeau and
lAyee. S. NJ. ARCHER, Agent
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BUTTERFLY 10 5uc ~ H.
EGGs-l4c.
PoULrRY-Live Chickens 81 IS to 50 SO a dos.
SoRGHuN-5a to 7nc per gallon.
PorAroEs-New 50 seas rs p barrel: old none
in market.
0sloss-SGc per bush.
TonAroRs-$l 90 to 20 per bush.
LARp--City cured he per ID. Country cured
lac to lie per lb.
BEEswAx-34 to 3sc per h.
TALLow--In bbls, IL to &c; loose Zoe per u,
FEArHERs--Prime sos to s5e per d.
RAas-Cotton, Sc per ID.
WHIrE BEAss-common to good to s. SC
CHEYsE-Good country l5c. Factory lsc.
VIsEsAR-Ellington's Cider 25c per gal
BaAs-Duli at roc per 100 lbs.
FRuIrs--Green Apples So rs to So 80 per barrel
Dried Apples 10 to 12lc per ID. Fresh
Peaches 81 90 to 90 per bushel.
Dried Peaches 15c; none in market.
GaArEs--5 to &c per ID. by the box.
sEKpg-Timothy 81 90 to 2 so. Clover 81 ST.
Flax seed ST u 10 81 o..
OrLs--Coai oil 3sc Linseed, raw 81 ~ bs''isa
1925. Lard, No. 81 40, No. 2 81 80.
Fish 81 90 to 81 10.
LIVE sFook-Beef Cattle 81 90 to IS 90 gross.
Hogs, good lots, So to SIS 50 gross. Sheep
IS to 50 gross. Veal Calves from - W
BacoH-City cured canyassed hams 2oc, sh"ai-
ders 14c, clear sides 1sc. Country cured
hams 14c; shoulders lac: sides l5to iee
PoRK-Mess % to $50 per Dbl.
WooL-Tub washed 40c.; fleece do IRE
3ec; unwashed, 20 to 23c.
HAY-Timothy choice in active demand u fFeia
50 O., to S1o 90 per ton. Prairie 50 %
to IS 90.
WOODS so to So SO per cord .according 70 4uas
ity, in good demand.
HrpEs-Green, Sc; do cured loo; dry hint quo;
do salt l5c per ID.
saLr-Lake So l5@a %. Ohio River ~ -
on leyee.
aLAss-sXIo S. SO. Rates discounted 81 To 10
per cent.
NAus-$5 90 rates.
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AT the conclusion of the meeting last even
ing the speakers we're escorted to the Tepfsr
House by Company A, Keokuk Tanners,
Company B, McCrary Guards, and the Junior
Tanners. The respective companies were
all out in full force and presented an imposs
ing spectacle, Brief addresses were made
by the speakers, following which were.numer-
Gus hearty cheers.
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sew Yorx maFksx
New YORK FInances.

BY Telegraph SKw foaS sepf, ~
Money-etcady at 3e5 per cent,
God-DuIl and lower; closed at 4sl4 bid, II ssk ed
Governments shade big er. closing strong
Coupons of 81 13l1aa4; do c. 13i9a7S; do 'o5 l11
X: new sl!e3l; 81 slfass; IS s97s; 1o-4Ds AZ
Railway market dull and lower Y c; Ere and
western shares generally steady end quiet. Fnpresr
shares heavy and lower.
Al $50 the prices American Express 433h;
U Az 81; NJ U 22ss@ss; Western Union Telegraph
s37saa4}z: Erie 46s4a7s; pfd 6s3S 70 1arsalz:
Reading s.Hass; Wabash 57SA: NJ l4s; 1901
Rs4.
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WANTED.-A few copies Of the DAILY
GATE CRY, of Sunday, August 9th. As our
files are incomplete without Thorn, our read.
ers will confer . great favor by sending or
bringing few copies to this Office.
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The game most shot at now is crow (l1.
Bleak Winter. however, will soon put veto
on any indulgence in this sport, innocent as
il may appear, and 50 the lovers of it have
been improving the time Of late, BY daylight,
moonlight, starlight and the dim light Of
. tallow dips
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KEoKvIK. IOWA:
Arrivals and Departures Of the Halls
ct.cssse.
ARmvAIs.


v0n ROY. Arrives on Sunday AMI Thur
a.v q o'clock .. M, and Departs Or Tuesday
and Friday, 1t o'clock :. M.
ANDY J0aNs0N, Arrives on Tuesday
nd Fr;dsv. a o'clock p. m, and Departs on
wednesday and Saturday, ut .. IN.
IN. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
Wednesday, Al P. M, and Departs on Monday
and Thursday, at .. N.
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VIZ stated in yesterdays paper that the
Timbuctoos Of Des Mones will give an enter
tainment in this city on Tuesday evening
next. We didn't mean il. We meant
Wednesday evening instead. Coming, as
they do from Des Moines, they will, Of
course, be we'll received in Keokuk. We are
always glad to receive visits from our friends
Of the Capital city.
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The members Of the keokuk Burlesque
Opera Troupe are requested to meet at Glib
bons' Opera House this evening, at clock
precisely.
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Hon J,B prayer. Appointments.

Hon. B. Drayer, Republican candidate for
Circuit Judge, viii speak at West Point,
September 18th (; Fit. Madison, Tuesday
evening, September 18th Denmark, Wed>
ne.day evening, September 10th Thursday
evening, at Pilot Grove; Friday evening at
Franklin Cen.re Saturday evening at Mont
rose,
By order of Lee County Central Csmmit-
tee. Iso Van VALKKNBuRG,
Chairman.
September 9th, 1868. II
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Meeting In Pleasant Ridge Township.
Hon. John Van Valkenburg and Sam. NJ.
Clark will speak at Willamson's School
House, Pleasant Ridge Township, Saturday
evening of this week. Sept. 18th.
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HARrwIG Voss hereby notifies the public
Hail. on Main near Sixth, where for good
lager, wine, de-, he invites his friends and
acquaintances to call and see him. seolw
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LOWRY, Of the News Depot, has received
that favorite of the ladies', "Peterson's Ma
tional Ladies' Magazine Ths October
number il very attractive.
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September 9th, 1868.

TIE Hannibal Courier speaks thusly Of .
travelling show which has been swindling
that community. Look out for it
NIAGARA FAILs.---The panorama bearing the
above name. and operated by the brothers Steinas
gle, of Quincy. Illinois, is an unmitigated swim
die, and we caution all parties interested not to
deal with them unless payment should be made in
advance. They exhibited in Hannibal not long
since, and absconded owing the Courier Office $1s
for printing, beside hall rent hotel bills, de-,
amounting in all to about $40. At Chillicothe,
VIC learn, the panorama was attached for hotel
bill, the rroprietors failing in attempt to run
away. We understand they have gone to Quincy
for the purpose Of raising money with which to
redeem their property, when they design starting
on another tour. II any of our eotempornries
get bit it will he their own fault. Pass them
around.
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The New York Store is determined to lead
in low prices. They are offering immense
" bargains /" in linen goods, pant stuffs and
all kinds Of remnants, this week. i,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-11

SAN NJ. CLARK will address the Grant and
Colfax and Tanners Club of Denmark on
Friday evening Of next week.
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TANNERS snts complete for two dollars
Manufactured by c. Fl. Emerson, Keokuk.
arg27d2w WIN
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Richard Lupten killed . pelican last
Saturday, on North Skunk river, near Union
Mills, that measured seven feet and two
inches, from tip to tip. Truly that is assnr-
ing mammoth proportions
The 0sksoosa Herald says. g We learn
tina. Colonel Mackey, the renegade Repubh
can who now trains in the copper bottom
ranks, addressed the unterriied at Spring
field last Monday evening week, and after he
was through young man named Mcmillan,
living at Indianapolis, arose and so com
pletely skinned the Colonel that he did not
know which way to turn. Poor Cyrus. You
are in the wrong box. Try again"
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LIVELY times can be seen up at J. A. Wal
lace's office now over Whitaker's Burglar
Alarm. They have already sold agreat many
county rights, and the parties are doing mag
efficiently with it who are taking territory.
Talcott 4 Ladd, the Wholesale Ncticn
House, Of Quincy, purchased eight countless
embracing Hancock, lying opposite this city.
Mr.. Chas. Mccormick, Of this place, bought
Burlington and Des MONIES counties, and is
canvassing them. Mr.. l. n. Armentrout, of
this city, has purchased FIVE counties, among
which are Lee and VanBuren counties, Iowa,
and will push the business. A great deal of
other territory has been sold, and 1t the
present rate the whole Of the Northwest
could be placed to agents at this point.
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CITY NEWS.
CITY NEWS.
Mass Meeting at Pilot Grove.
Hon. Geo. W. McCrary
AND
Hon. John Van Valkenburg
WILL SPEAK.
Hon. Geo. W. McCrary

There will be Grand Mass Meeting Of
The people Of Northern Lee and Southern
Henry, at Pilot Grove, on Saturday,
October I'D.
The meeting will be addressed BY Hon
George W. McCrarY and Hon. John Van
valkenburg. The speaking will begin at 2
o'clock p. m.
Let the public in the parts round about
Pilot Grove come out en- masse and make
the meeting grand rally for Grant, Colfax
and McCrary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-11

DIp'any one who attended both the Re
publican meeting last evening and the Demo-
cratic meeting the evening previous fail to
notice the vivid contrast in point Of enthu-
siasm. AT the meeting last evening loud,
prolonged and repeated cheers greeted the
speaker at intervals Of but few moments,
while the meeting of the Democracy, the
evening previous, WAS stale AID insipid az
fair. Hearers there were in large numbers
but there wasn't farthipg's worth Of enthu-
siasm during the entire evening. We heard
it stated, by one who was an eve witness, that
some OF the leading Democrats of this city
went into the crowd and attempted, by per-
sonal effort, to get up an applause or two dur
ing the speaking, but the crowd couldn', see
it. Il was rather tame affair.
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MAsosIc.-Special communication Of Har-
din Lodge No. 49, A. F. 4 A. NJ, on Friday
evening, Sept. 18th. Work on the First De-
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October I'd.

OsK span Of fine mares, harness and
wagon, for sale by Urich Goodwin.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS IS. Keller, corner Of
Second and Main streets, desires to inform
the public that he is now prepared to furnish
oysters in any style and quantities to give
satisfaction. All who wish good treat in
the shape of nice oysters would do well to
patronize him. 10 DIT
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ry the request Of many friends announce myself
ar Independent candidate for County Clerk.
D. W BLACKBURN
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THE largest sale Of horses ever offered at
auction at Keokuk. L. Howe will sell Sat-
urday morning, September 18th, commencing
at 9 O'Clock, in front of the store, seventy
FIVE head Of American horses and colts
without reserve and title warranted. sed4t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-11

DRulps' BALL.-The first Ball of the sea-
son will be held 1t Gibbons Opera House,
next Monday, Sept. 14th.
The committee Of the Franklin Grove No. 3
ia. 0. Druids, who have the management
have engaged the best Cotilion Band, and will
endeavor to make it most brilliant enter
tainment.
Tickets $1.00, admitting gentlemen and la
dies, may be procured ofany of the members
or at the door. sepll-St
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Another Grand Rally !
THE LARGEST or TIE Can
PAIGN.
speeches by Gcn. Pfcneass
and Greeley Of Quincy.
IMMENSE 0UTPOURING or
THE PEOPLE.
Splendid Demonstration BY the
Tanners.
EVERYTHING LOVELY.
EVERYTHING LOVELY

Every Republican meeting now held in
Keokuk is a snccess. And each one is .
bigger success than its predecessors. And
the last one, the one last evening, was the
biggest success Of all. Because Gen. Prem
tiss was to speak, and because the hearts Of
the heokuk Republicans are enlisted in the
work they are doing, there was grand meet
ing last evening, Two or three thousand
people were present, and there was the ut
most good feeling and earnestness.
Gen. Prentss made a noble speech. 1t
was addressed to the Union soldier and the
patriot, and reached its aim. The earnest
attention the great crowd gave the speaker,
and their hearty approval Of his utterances
proved their full sympathy with his senti
ments, No attempted report, necessarily q
condensation of our own, could do justice to
Gen. Prentiss' address. In showing why he
should vote the Republican ticket; why he
should not and could not vote the Democratic
ticket, he exhausted all the elements that 60
10 the make up Of a good stump speech. He
was logical, convincing, solid, humorous and
eloquent. His appeals to Union soldiers
we're strong, and told with wonderful effect
upon his audience.
In the name of entire Keokuk Republic
speech.
Following Gen. P g address and a song by
the Glee Club, Mr.. Greeley, of Quincy, was
introduced and made brief and forcible
speech full Of good points, that we're cheered
to the echo. The only fault Of the speech
was its breyity, and we hope Mr.. Greeley will
come again.
Altogether the meeting last night was re-
freshing, was inspiring, was one to make the
soul of Republican feel good within him.
The magnitude Of our meeting was the more
cheering by contrast with the recent '6zzles'
of the keokuk Democracy in their public
meetings. Everything IS lovely. The Tan
ners were in the best trim and spirits last
evening, and made superb display. And
the juveniles marched like veterans and won
praise of all the public.
OH it's light all around the horizon. Vic
tory is coming. When the hearts of the la
dies and Of the little folks, and of universal
male grown folks are enlisted in cause 81
they all are low in the election of Grant and
Colfax-then it's coming. Mark that DEM
ocrats It's coming. The hearts OF the 10y
al masses are enlisted for Gran now, just al
they we're when he led our armed hosts
against the rebels. And as he triumphed
then, so will he triumph now. Triumph be-
cause the loyal people of this country will sc
ordain IT, And that's what's the matter.
AT an election for Directors Of the Keo
kuk i ST. Paul Railway Company, held o
the office Of the Company, this day, the fol
lowing named gentlemen we're elected:
Edward Kilbourne, keokuk.
Guy Wells, =
Hambden Buel, e
John A. Mcdowell, .
f. K. Buell., =
John B. Lash, Mt. Pleasant.
John Pyle, Pilot Grove.
r. w. Stewart, West Point.
b. VI. Davis. Fort Madison.
SEPTEMBER 10, 1863.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-11

THERE was a civil suit at the Recorders
court yesterday in which travelling gentle
man, Of name and fame unknown to us, was
the plaintiff, and the proprietor Of one of
our public houses the defendant. 1t seems
that the travelling gentleman has been guest
for some time at the public house mot be-
fore mentioned. Having occasion to take
his leave be attempted to do 90 without first
having paid his bill. Az il customsry in such
cases the landlord attached the baggage of
the aforssaid guest. Piainuf rsplevied il
and brought suit for damages estimsted 1t
hfteen dollars. Tho Recorder reserved his
ascisioa il The matter until this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago market
pr ra,.arauhi OucAao, Sept 10.
p,orr oniet and weak spring extras good to choice,
81 5oa7 rs supsrs f5a7. Receipts 1s50s bbls, ship
msnt.ra.ra
wheat Dull and declining; No 81 So Nc 81 s6 No
Z &, snlS Receipts l.4oI7 bush, shipments $3.50
corn-steady fai. denani: No1e8sll; No a5al4
osts Qnet; sos493lA. Receipts 10, A9o %" u Emp
ments 81 $50.
r"n 90 :, ~ - :
-'o $3.50 ,..stt pf, IN :
, -
~ 'a.n' 'nsp,n ,.,..a.o
fros'sion'-Dni ~
10
ne ,oex ~. s,,r.st. 10
ea"
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TOO RUTH d FLEMING COVE OYSTERS
NV PorssIa by
nESECATED CQCOA.-25 bxs Schepp's
Dssecsted Cocoa, Just received by
sept9 R6BsRfs0N ALBFaS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE
Fire mt Lisbon.
Fire mt Lisbon.


-.-5,s- LONDON, August 13.
Dispatches from Lisbon, Portugal, last
evening, state that fire had broken.out in
a cargo OF cotton in public store, adjoin-'
ing the Custom House. A great quantity
of cotton, brandy and other goods was de-
stroyed. The total loss is one hundred
the fire is believed to be accidental.
I Execution. r.a-.
LONDON, August 13.
Maidstone Wells, aged eighteen, formerly
porter at Dover railway station. was TO day
hanged within yard of his prison, for the
murder of the station master. The only
persons who witnessed the execution were
the prison officials and a few reporters and
private citizens. This is the first private
execution which has taken place under the
new law concerning capital punishment.
Armed Insurgents.
PARIS, August 13.
Intelligence has been received that bands
of armed insurgents have made their ap-
pearance in Aragon. At the town of Cos
peo detachment of Spanish troops had
been sent in pursuit of the rebels.
New Difficulty.
4e. PARIS, August 13.
La Liberte asserts that a new difficulty
has arisen between the French Government
and the Bey of Tunis.
Battle Between Turks and Cretes.
The Courier du Levant publishes the fol-
lowing news from Gambia: "a battle took
place between the Cretans and the Turkish
troops on the 9th of July, in which the
Turks were badly beaten"