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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Mi. s mar 1868 Elm g8arront Of Bantrupfcp
eegen oas BermDsen non s.. g. Wdggpner anb
Brp. rom County 9umpbreps TIM Stadte Eens
netfee erIniien wor6In IF, rpetbe auf ihre eigene
geftion bin fir bancroft ertdrt ofben nb, bab 6Ie
bite 3abns pom Sdaflbeit ititb feberIiefe tng pok
GigeTtba, fpeIdes ben bnnEerptt Grfl6rten 8eb5ft,
an fie ober ;u ibreH 8ebreuh unb Die uebertrnaung
ron rgenb sinem Gigentbnnr 6Rr9 fie geietIi9 rers
bnte finb !; bdb cine Merchandising uot ben @Idnbis
germ Der asnart,ten Ir bancroft GrEldrten, nm ibre
Scrberuagen Az piifsna ne eiueu D6sr ntebrere f
feneeS ibres Berm5gens su erIudbIen, am 8. @Gfs
1868 i'm 10 ubr Bprnit ngS ais Elm Court of 86nfs
ripfca in Der Office hes 8e8ters In Bantrnptrp, I'm
gonrthaus ~ GInrtsuiHe, Eennefiee ror Germ
8. SAP Bud, Regii sebaIteu rper6en fcH.
= G.. u. GIaScpc,
Der. ct. sfari9oI Reifenser.
0urd q. O.. sReGRnIen.
Dep q. st. ylarf9dH geeiferser. ian27 I'm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06
IN BANKRUPTCY

s&@&1. Ssaniar 1868 elm gSarrant in Bnafrtptcp
gegsn has 8eem1grh pen Sd iItpn .. po.tsr pon
Stemart County I'M 6fadtz Eeniieiiee, eriafjen
porben 1T iueIe5er nuf feline 81 enc 4etittor bin
fir bnnferptt erfrt orbeii Ut, caB aifo bic SabIung
pen S4ulneR iLns nebsr iefsruila pnit GfaeHth ms
foeIdes BEN b1nterot Fri ttet getSrf an i'm pber s
feinem gebraa9 unb bic ueberlrogung upn uasno
einem Gigent5p burb i'm geiesti9 psrbstet FiiS !;
bab cine Merchandising pen ben @idubiGern hes ges
fanften r Ban ferott rfdrtel1, Inn ibr 6orherns
gen ~ pTffennnb etnen nber iebrere ggneeS ieine8
8erm1gens st ermGbIen, am g.. Nldf3 1858 ur
1Hr Borntittags ais elm eonrfOf istruptcu In Der
Office hes &egiiters in 5antruptcps i'm GDnrbans 3u
GfnrfSuiHe, Tenneffee, pDr Germ 8. SAP Sud-
Reeiftsr, gesa!teH Derben fon. a4 10 8
ger. 81. marf8aI, Meiienser
Gur9 9. Q. mecm1uaen, - s.
Dep. o st. Mariaaa, 9ssFensr. iana9 2m
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06
IN BANKRUPTCY,

fSss iuirn hermit bcfannt gen,ac,t. faa on,
MS. Saruar 1868 eth gBc rant of Bankruptcy
gegen bas germ6Ben uon gStIliam 6. safes
iporben 1T, lueIer auf feline eieene pettton bin fE
baferott erfIdrr crber tit baB alp bic 3obung pom
S1uIoen nro neberlieferung ron eigentbuni, pedbes
9ebran9 nno bic nebertra9ung pcu irsen0 einem
81 enttn snr9 tbfi geiesI d pFboten firb; has cine
8eriamnlung pom ben 0l&nbtgr oes genannten
priifn u,b enen eber mebrere Aiiahees feines Beers
m6gens ~ eriuibien, am 49, Didrs 1868, I'm on
nhr 9crmtttogs ais Elm Court OF Bankruptcy in Der
DfFce hes &egiers Of Bankruptcy, i'm Court SanS gu
9ebansr, Eennefiee, DOR Germ MIeIGnber g.
81 ahtep. 8egifter, ssbaIten perben foH.
- g. 81. @Iasepd,
ian29 I'm Q. ct. Rarf9au, @effeuger.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06
0ff;ielIe slmsetaeu.
Mittel Diltrlft bon Senue6ee.

mr. 0lGe. bic es ansebt: Der rlnter;eidnete
&@md bfernsit befannt, bas er sum y iiguee pcfi
G6mit 81. SCOT u 81 as Sii,tea, Beioe pon Stefpafs
County i'm Staate Eenneiieei tnnerbab obengenannt
ten Siit,tts ernannt Ipcroen 1T, 1pel,1e auf TIRE
cigeae etiton in Surd ben Eiitrift Court senauns
ten Giffritts buhterptt ertldrt fperee fine.
Ge9ebet gu 9oper, Eeni, 1. San. 1868.
iap6 sm,p Sas. y. TIoon, Alliance.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Nx<s ptre biermtf bFtanat semdebt, , q am
S16. sSdiiuor IS 5 Elm 8;rr6rtt in 8untriptep
aeeen bas @erm6sen uon Sames MapfteIb ron
6tdmuu County I'm Gtaat Zen efee, srIefi.n
pOrbsn IT, spsl6er anf isins sissns Pstitss.a a
IA fling pen SduIoen anS neberfieferung pprs Gis
geutbnm, meleS benz Bancroft Grtfdrten aeh6rt,
TIN pber au ieinem @ebrordb niib bic uebertrG1naa
pcn irgenS etnem Gigenttum bnrd i'm gefeali4 per
bcten FnS; bGB cine 8erfamrtInng upn ben @l6tibts
germ bes aenannten fur hnnterott GrtItrten, iint ik
Sct6erssaaeit III ptiifer uro ei1en pber mebrere
fanees 5ei.tes Ue m6serB 81 erp6bIen, am / O. g4
1858 UNI 10, nbr @prmittoee OILS eth Court OF BAIT
rrptep IN Der Office hes &eaiers IN Bankruptcy i'm
SAY Bud, @egiher, ebdLten ne ben foa.
O. ". GlaBeoef,
Der. ST. 9sarf9aH, Refieneer.
Sura 8. @. % .NRnIlens .sv s
.Gep,g,, ct. MGrfH a. RefIenser. ian2D On
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06
ganferDttz NOtis.

fEsfne ,peite General 8criammI,lms her
SGrebttorsn son g.. ae. nit 8. Bar,terOtteur,
If an eeorhnet, ant
Is. S,bruar 1868, 10 llbr gormittass,
IN Der Office hes germ u. g. Brabteg, esifter, II,
Rdfbpi1e Gbsebaiteu an rDerben. Der 9wed Der
BeriammInno ift angeaeben in ber 81. Seftfori bes
SatiteeDttsGeieAes pom wt6rs 1861. ea
febi 2m* u. q. Gbanbpnrn. Mffsnee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06
seittel 0ilfrift bon seunelIee.
MlitteI Oillritt bon senneiiee.

N1itteI 0ifiritt bon Senneiiee.
0Gn Mlle. bic es anasbf: Der ilnterseidnete
&%mnrbt bierntit betnltl bGB er gum diligence pom
nefiee ilfiferbaIb ObenesaanIteu Siitrfts ernatnt
orben lit. peIer aHf feline eteene pet tien bin 6ur
ben 9irift Gou!t gendnften 9iitrfts Bancroft ers
fiGrt Ipor6en lit.
Geseben ss Columbia, Een,,., ~. Des. 1867.
iau4 amip 2ioneI s. eepab. Aiiisnee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13

Their favor three of whom are Republicans, as
follows Messrs. Anthony, Fowler Ross, and Sumner.
1he Democrats who voted in the negative are Messrs
Buckalew, DAVIS Dixon Doolttle, Hendricks, John
and Norton After this vote the counsel for the
President put their heads together over their table
and consulted They seemed utterly demoralized by
the vote. However they rallied somewhat, and Mr.
Stanbery again rose and offered the question in writ
ing to Mr. Butler remarkng, at the same time, that
he had amended its form. Mr.. Butler scrutinized 1t
closely, and said it was precisely the same ques-
ton as before without the leading part OF
it. He remarked that it was thing unheard-
of in practice, unless in the case of very young
counsel, that a question OF that nature should
q second time be asked. He severely denounced
this action and remarked that the Presidents coun
sci were merely trying to tire out the patience OF the
Senate by keeping them voting on all forms OF ques-
TONS Mr. Stanbery sprang TO his feet excitedly, but
somewhat concealed his passion and dsayOwed any
such intention The question was modified, and
again excluded. Senator Henderson submitted the
question, Did the President in rendering you the
appointment of Secretary of War; express the object
or purpose of so doing ~ This question was
also excluded by majority of two, the vote being
the same as on the previous points except that
Messrs Cole and Morgan voted in the negative, and
Messrs Henderson, Morrill, of Maine, Morton, and
Sherman, voted in the affirmative The Presidents
counsel then surrendered and asked for adjourn
ment on which the Yeas and Nays were again taken,
and the Senate decided to go with the case. Mr..
Stanbery sent another question IN writing to the
Managers. to which Mr.. Butler again objected and
it was ruled nadmissibe. At length the Senate
adjourned at 4:4j p. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

the country and they would put IN the fact that he made
the offer OF the ONCE and illustrative Of that fact put
IN everything ne said about It, That is the proposition
did think there little malpractice about that prop
osltion but It gas most remarkable He does not
act himself and he says, I have got the aat In
you must put the declaration in" What IL the PROPOSE
tioni II Is not worthy Of words criminal puts IN his
act In now want also what said aboutit Why Il Ia
an argument itself.
BY direction Of the CHIEF-JUsTICE the Clerh read
the question, which had been reduced to writing fol
lows:
"At the first interview which the tender OF the duics
President, did anything further pass between you and
the President in reference to the tender OF your sceep
tance OF IT."
The CHIEF-JUSTICE submitted the question TO the
Senate which the Yeas and Nays were demanded by
Senators Drake and and Howard and the question was
excluded by the following vote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13
Patterson Glenn. )yieAeTs--1

During tho call Senator JOHNSON asked Tor Tie real
f&e question being partly Rad, Senator JOHNSON
senator DAVIS, having already voted. said, as the
question was lssSnS he Mould n vote No
undoubtedly oyerruled on matter FORM and nO@pro
pose to change the form.
The question in new form having been handed to Mr.
Mr.. BUTLER said: The question as presented to me,
ny President ana se9atoI was "a 1n8 sam
getting the question Of Mr. santons right 20 the ONCE
before the courts :" Now MI President aud senators,
this Is the last question without the leading part OF IT,
understand IL 10 be very wei settled rule that when
counsel deliberately produce question leading IN iolh
and has II passed upon, be cannot aIerward slthdIw
IT, Sometimes this rule has been relaxed III FAVOR 81
very young counsel daughter who did not know what
tending, but the Court let them up BOW call The at
fact that three times objected 10 the question ~
being outrageousy leading, aud said 1t 80 that there
President went and Insisted, not only IN not Withdraw
ing IT, but in having it put to the vote OF tho senate y
yeas and nays II you choose TO at here and have the
yeas and nays called stay here as long body
Mr.. sTANBERY- Nh. ChlefJustice and Senators, THIS
TOO IMPORTANT IN its results to allow Us to descend
form OF controversy dhe genehan a7a syf - i n,
habit Of making factous opposition before any Court,
high or low and especially not before this body Bat the
learned Manager minated here that have deliberately
put leading question, resoring to low practices ot on
Bailey Court, for the purpose OF getting time Making
factions opposition! scorn any such intilaatlon
t, nne ~ read as follows Twas ANYTHING said al
either OF these interviews by the President as 70 aJ pr
pose OF getting the question OF MI stanton right 10 Tie
Office before the Courts
The CHIEFJUsTICE put II to the vote OF the Senate,
and the question overruled without a division.
Senator HENDERSON sent up in writing the following
question TO be put to the witness Did the President "a
rendering TO you the appointment OF Secretary OF War al
i,lerig xpTess the object purpose OF 30 dOlngT
Mr. BINGHAM-I object TO that question rs being
within the ruling II is both leading and incompetent
The CHIEFJUsTICE said he would submit the guea-
ton TO the Senate. , =, o,,, ,,t
senator DOOLTrTIE arose and said-Mr Chief Justice
I arise for the purpose OF moving that tlit Sebate
should go consultation this question cfes OF
- No no,l-but there might not be time tonight Ia 80
into consultation and therefore move that the court
adjourn. NJ. . ,i,,,o,
The vote was then taken Oh admitting senator men
dersons question, and 1t was rJected-leas 20 NayeH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13
senator IRUMBULL, at q, moved that the CouH adj
The question was kon by yeas and nays an' resulted
NasS 95 NAYS a, as follows:

Mr. sTANBERI sent 20 Mr Butter another FORM ,i
AMER reading il, Mr. BUTLER sad-We object TO this
both "a leading question and tor SUBSTANCE TX las
hoen voted on three times ALREADY 49,
the 0nestOn was read, as follows At either OF those
nteryews was nythng said IN reference TO the use OF
Threats Intimidation, or force 10 get POSSESSION VI inc
WAR Office or the contraryt 49,.
The CHIEF JUSTICE submitted 10 the Senate the sd
instability of the question and without division VAS
ruled 10 be inddmlsslble ~,
The CHIEF JUSTICE asked the counsel for the Pres-
dent whether they had any other question to pu 10 e
witness, -.
Mr, sTANBERY replied the counsel were considering
that point. -,
Senator ANTHONY moved that the Court adjourn.
Senator CONKIlNG Inquired whether the Malias'H
meant to crosse xamine the witness.
Mr.. BUTLER replied that they did not. 49,. -
Tie vote was taken by yeas and nays on the qlesorn
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13

Question by Mr. STANBERY-In the second inter
view ala be again make an offer you TO be SECRETARY OIL
War I'D interim A. Very distinctly.
O. At that interview was anything said in explanation
of that offer I
Mr. BUTLER-We ask the presiding officer whether
that does not fall exactly within the rule
The CHIEF-JUSTICE was understood TO reply in the
affirmative.
Question by Mr.. sTANBERY-In the conversations
did the President state TO you thai his object TO make
a question before the courtsi
Messrs BINGHAM and BUTLER objected.
Alr. sTANBERY-We have a night to offer II.
Mr.. BUTLER-We have q right TO object. Mr. Prssi-
dent courts sometimes say that after they have ruled
upon question lt is not within the prophecies of trial
TO offer the thing over and over again. It some
times done in for the purpose OF making bills Of
ceptons wTits Of the ruling. III the counsel
say that that Is the present object shall not object be
they ought preserve their rights In all FORM But
supposng this 20 be the court OF last resort II court 1T
ALL there be occasion, at least proper occasion,
TO throw themselves against the rules.
Mr.. sTANRERY-Mr. ChiefJustce, do not under
stand that the ruling was upon the specific question
the general question OF what said that was ruled
ont want 20 make the specific question now W lnd
cate what the point was.
Mr. BUTLER-I would call attention TO the distinct
admission Of the counsel that the question was within the
ruling lie expected 1t 10 be ruled out but now BIC goes
10 make the offer.
Mr. EVAR1S-That was the previous question.
Mr. BUTLER objected 10 the question as Outrdg eousy
leading, as being against tie ruling Of the Senate.
The vote was taken and resulted, Yeas Z, Nays a.
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20 the Court refuses 10 adjourn. a., c., ,,s
~, ' s'r WRERY then arose and said: Mr.. CHIEF JUS
VT -, .ToRs-I desire To state that under tnes
rnnes we are not prepared TO say that we nave sny
tnrther questions put TO Gen. sherman Dn ~ rs -
M ~ ~ mnch Importance that desire 10 be alioNeo "
e ecs Cen sherman Monday II we deem proper
do - - o,,acf saving
a. We ara very DESTROYS that the examination % ti"aa
ness should be concluded" but before he couid e0"
the sentence ,..o.,tory
Mr. BINGHAM said, We have no obection
The Court then adl0nrned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.

sATcRDAYs NORTHUMBERLAND nc
AGAIN or TIE sTAND-CURIous CoN d, T1rS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY THE PkEsIDLN1
anI-,,ep, -ItEUT. CEN SHERMAN CALLED
SR SINNER VOTING WITH GARRETT DAV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13

TGgg8N YGE0h allt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-22
STATE NE WIS.

A child in psper county was lately Bit
ten BY q large spotted adder. He turned
black and spotted all over, like the snak e,
and died in half an hour, in great agony.
a young man vas killed four miles south
of Charlton on Tuesday morning. by falling
upon pitchfork. He was engaged in haul
ing hay. One Of the prongs entered his
breast, near the heart, causing death in few
moments. BE was aged about IS years.
Mayor spofford, of Des Moiues, has Just
sold span Of grays for $500 10 Mr..
Whitney Of Massachusetts. Des MONIES is
becoming celebrated for 6ne horses Some
four years ago, Mr.. Ensign sold Morgan
mare for s1,loo.
The live little town Of Lewis, Cass coun.
~, was visited BY = destructive FIRE on the
night of the 17ah. Four buildings were burn
ed, owned respectively by DR.. Montgomery.
J. NJ. Crabb, 0. W. Griffith and W. II. B.ily,
supposed to be the work Of an incendiary.
Loss not given. We copy from, the Nesses-
ger.
The Belle PLANE Transcript warns the
public generally to beware Of s. Jamison.
Who has been carrying on swindling opera
ton at that place, and givet he following
description Of him Tie is six feet hiah, SO
years Of age heavy set, and shaves closely,
rough in his appearance; had on . new black
suit when he left.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-22

DiREFrI CeSrLIcT.-Our reporter went in
search Of items yesterday. Amer going
through with . process Of sweltering for
about two hours, more or less, he returned
bringing single item. i WAS an account Of
fearful, almost fatal conflict between q
10 cusft) about seventeen years Of age, whose
name orr reporter couldn't ascertain, and B.
Bamsle, Esq. Neither are residents Of this
city, but are here on visit and have already
remained sufficient length of time for our
citizens 10 become thoroughly acquainted
with them. We have heard it iutimated, too,
hat they are not welcome visitors, and now
that they have been disturbing the peace il
wouldn't DO ct al surprising if our city au-
thorities should give them an invitation to
leave the place. The fight grew out Of
quarrel, thequarrel arose from disquisi.ion.
the disquisition va caused By difference Of
opinion upon minor subject. The 10 custt)
berg farthest advanced in years, Of greater
dimensions, and With better devsloped mn.s
cnlar powers than Mr.. Bunble, the latter -.
compelled 70 "cave.' The eight occurred
somswhers on high street, and the conb..
wss viewed b. orr rspotsr from On elevated
posihon. Asno spectators vers present, save
ths latasr and 9. Happs, Esq., no arrest.
wers nads. n. B. was severely injured %
tAAa - Aopes srs entertained Of hia resovsry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-22

Arrivals n DspariuIa 4 Lssknk Pssksk

ron R0Y, Arrives On Sunday and Thurs
Aay II o'clock p. M, and Departs % IneedAy
and Friday, t7o'clock ;. N.
AupY Jo8lgs on, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, 81 : o'clock p. m, and Departs on
Wednesday aaa Saturday, st = =.
III JOHNSON, Arrives ON Saturday and
Wednesday, at p. m, and Departs On MONDAY
and Thurpday, Ut = m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-22
uARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
NJ r.,.grspb CHICAGO. Jnly %
yionr--sterdy, with fair demand. add prices I'M
changed. Choice brands held higher Receipts 81
bbls; shipments 931.
wheat- Opened 1t 81 70, sid up to - and closed
dull and nonin Il At 81 73.l 1s for No. .. Receipts
5 as2 bush shipments 81 ,A0.
cornB tier, bu. les active, at 81 s2s.l 50 for No
/. Receip,s a5,t25; shipments 81. l43
oats-Hisher, and closing qniet. Prims hsc Ne.
cepts 6.oi6
Provi.ions-Duil and nominal
Pork Pea Is
L,rd-l6A-1 lie
ehoulders- Is COS fhs Mt He.
Stock hog produce band July 18th, viz: Mess
Pork rs bbIt shoulders. AIS, SEQ fb aides. se6e.e
freights-ull.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-22

New u0Pa market.
81 Telegraph Nsw YoHE. July %
--LATEST
Flour-Closed more steady for common grades, with
mo .erate demand.
Wheat-No.1 spring II 81,
Rye-Nominal At ~ 70AI SO.
Oats-Quiet 1t 81. In strre, s55<c afoat.
Corn Steady at 81 o5A1 9iI< for MIXED western
afost 81 12.1 I2k for old mixei western in store.
Pork-Frm, with salss st SO IS for meas.
Beef-Steady ard arm, with moderate demand.
Baton-Nomina and unchanged
Tard-s.eady 1t III <a17 nc for fAia t, prim.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-22
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-22


BufrBn-C hoies lots willoommAnd 1Sto z5e y
Beetle.
PouLrsY-Livs Chickens e3 % = dos.
SoHsuun-50 to TO per gallon.
PorAYoRs-Nsw - % 70 ~ - = bushel; old
LA.p-cisy cured $50 per D. Country cured
l5io 70 16c Per ID.
BEEswAx-36 70 3Sc per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, 10 to 1oac; loose 20 PORN.
FsArHERs-Prims 500 to $50 pef b.
RAas-Cotton, 80 per ID.
wars BEAss-Common to good ! 70 IS: scarce
cHEEsE-Good country lse. Factory loe'
Ellington's Cider Csc per gal
BRAn-Duli 1t Que per 100 lbs.
FauIrs-Green Apples - SO to - IS per bushel.
Dried Apples 10 TO i2ac per ID. Dried
Peaches, l5c.
ssxps-Timothy u 50 to l IS. Clover IS %.
Flax seed 81 IS to -.
orLs-Cosl oil $50. Linsesd, raw y y: ooa n =
81 10.
LIVE srocx-Becf Cattle a 90 TO IS 90 gross.
Hogs good lots, So 70 IS SO gross. sheep
81 to so gross. Veal Calves from - 20
to $40 90
! BAcos-City cured canvasied hams Is3c, snoui,
ders i3c, clear sides l6Ao. Country cured
| hams l4c shoulders 12lc; sides Is to lec.
| PoRk-Mess IS to $40 per Dbl.
WooE-Tub washed 35c. fleece DO nne
800; unwashed, 70 to 23c.
! HAY-Timoth, choice in activs demand at from
| $7ol to 80 90 per ton. Prairie 70 20
to 50 90.
Woop-35 50 to s6 80 per cord ,acoordingt to quail
i.y, in good demand.
Hrpns-Hreen, Sc; do cured Toe; dry flint Zoe;
do salt 15c per ID.
SALr-Lake g DOGS 10. Ohio River % ~
on levee.
GLAss-sxlo S. 50. Rates discounted IS TO 40
per cent.
NAns-$5 90 ratee.
BAa IRoN-44c, rates.
-. OIL otaar
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Chicago Live stoek markss.
81 Telegraph oH,oAae. July Y.
Recsipte-cs,tle ~ cara: she.p CIR; hrg. cars
Catfie-UuchsDged
Hogs Extra 50 25ae s5 good to choice IS 75as 10.
Sheep Unehas.eG.
LATEST.
Beef Cattle Receipt. s71 head: marke, quiet, viii
downward tendency sales AZ At Is q for common Z
fair and heifrrs IS Is for fair medium and 81 Il
Al 50 f,r god to choice shipping beev.s.
Hoas-Reeerts o5s, prices hanged, With ssles a
Is s5fo hight to fair 90 for coed choice sorted
lots
sheep Receipts 1885, market quiet sni little better
than nominal
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81. Louis 4 Quincy Packet e.

ron JA1P1R.-The hne steamer Tom
49,, : M leave Keokuk for ST. Louis every Mon
a.rs !. = aud ThuYsday 1t o'clock .. m.
IQofiIB McPrED, every Tuesday and
friday, 1t o'clock =. m. Meals and stats
rooms free. nn
PARE from Keokuk to st. Louis, $500. Through
bills Of ladine given for freight TO al stations on
he Des MONIES Valley Railroad.
!, K.oLnf. win be attended TO without delay, and
free Of charge.
Thro,, ID tickets for sale to all points West over
the Hannibal 4 st. Joseph Railroad, and both
branches Of the Pacific Railroad. Once corner
Blopdsau and Levee, Stafford building,
s. NJ. ARCHER, Agent, Keokuk.
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NAN KNOCKED DOWN AND RoBBED IN
BRoAD DArLIGHr.-About ten o'clock g. m.
Yesterday man, who is employed upon the
rapids improvement, wes found in senseless
condition in the rear Of Messrs. Miller l.
Co.'S boiler shops, on the levee. Upon the
restoration Of reason he stated that be had
been attacked by two villains, knocked down
and robbed Of his pocket book, containing q
small sum Of MONEY. The ever watchful eye
Of officer Lehman detected couple of chaps
last evening who, tits supposed, are the guilty
parties.