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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05

rnsrnh N. vviIson vs. .Chrlstorher Gareen

c,IxTu DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
y leans No. le,274-By virtue OF writ of Teri
iasas against Philip Bennett 70 me directed BY the
Orleans. in the RbOve entitled cause, l
vii proceed to SCH et public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhousa streets, ia the Sec
ond District Of this city, on TUESDAY the 4ld
day Of February. isss AZ " O'Clock NJ. the follow
ing descri he'd property, viz.
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated
in the Fourth District OF this city with all tho
building and improvements thsrenn; cesgnated IS
number l6, and comprised and bounded b Eighth,
Ninth, chippewa aud Jersey street,. and measorins
$50 feet front Eighth street, the same front on
Ninth street. 2jO feeI front Chippewa street. and
the same on Jersey street, all American measure.
Seized in the above suit
rsrms-Cash on the spot.
GEO. W. AVERY,
jas II fe4 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-05

NOtice.-The following Coupons of the Oonsol-
dated Debt Of the CIty of New Orleans. viz: Nos
2S4 2c25 4sle 1918 $500 G5s SOIL 552 Gss SSs7; ten
Coupons Of thirty dollars each, due LIST January,
1858. have been lost mslaid and application for
the payment Of came has been made to the Board Of
Commissioners Of the Consolidated Debt.
ja3Sgt EDMOND j. FURSTALL SONS.
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H. C. Mafhiea VS.. Archibald HORROR
LNOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OK
II leans-NO. 2O0oT-By virtue Of writ Of
SEIZURE and sale to directed by the honor
able the Fourth District Court OF New Oreans
in tho above entitled cause, will proeeed 70 sell
at pubhc auction, at the Merchants and Aua-
toneers Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and
Oustomhouse streets. in the second District of this
city on TUESDAY, the llth day Of February 1853 at
II O'Clock M, the following described property, viz
ALOT OF GROUND situated in the Second Dis
trict of this city, designated by the number eleven
al Of the sqnafe eonprised within Bayou Road.
Highland Barracks, and Gaiyez streets, according
to plan Of l., SuTgi surveyor, dated November II.
tay pubic, in this city which said lot, Of trangu-
lar FORM measures sixteen feet three inches teont
Bayou Rosd, forty feet eight inches iroRt en-
Galvez street. forty 1--WE feet IN diagonal line run
ming from Bayou Road to Galvez street, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
rights ways, privileges aud dependencies without
exception or reservation.
Being the same property acquired By defendant bE
purcha o from the succession Of Alexander Berga-
mini Sr., pBr act passed before A J, Ker, notary
public, in this city dated April IL 1906,
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and Conditions
The purchaser to assume the payment OF
q note for the of one hundred aud eigutF,
three dollars and thirty three and one .lra
cents dated April II, 1896, AID made payable IN
two years after cate, secured By moTtssgs on saad
property with interest from date at the rate OF siE
neF cent psr annum until maturity, and eight PSF
cent thereafter until paid and the baanes payable
cash on 'hs Spo'' GEORGE W. AVERY.
iarI d 25feli Sheriff OF the Parrish OF Orleans.
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JOHN 7. BARNETT. JOHN N. vIKMANs
BARRETT q vvIEAHANE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealsrsin
HARDWARE, STOVES. SHIP OHANDLRRY
PAINTS AND OILS.
AGarbIelzea aIanteIs, Crates, Glass,
Round, square. and Hoop Iron,
Copper, Tin. and Sheet Iron Wars.
Nos. IT'S and 5gs Levee street,
Near sorapuru Market. Fourth District.
no22sn NEW ORLEANS.
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CIxTH pIsTRIoT COURT or new Or,
- leans No. 2l5b0.-By virtue Of . writ OF seizure
and sale 70 directed BY TIE Honarabis the SKI
District Court Of New leanA in the above entities
cause, l will proceed u sell . pupiic aue-
tion at the MeTuhants and Auetioneers hz-
change, Royal street betsegn Canal AND Dqete1ls
house streets IN the second DISTRICT Ct this css o.
hRIDAY tile twenty first dag OF February. 19sa
al Il o'clock a., tho foliowns described fropcFts.
ca-tafn LOT OF GROUND, together with all
tho huidings aud Improvements there1n. rights.
Sgzys and orss thafeunto belonging er Ia any
wise appersAining situate N tn first District
hIagszine and tbt Joseph Streets and having IN
American measure thirty-tWo feet froni en- Maya
zinc stresf BY oue hundred ard ary-nine feet nfne
inches, more q iess, depth between psrsiel lnes,
as psr plan Of y. dadin, late SargeI0r dated Sep
TENDER 31 1873 and cspneiIed IN the Giles OF 4.
Percy late notary pablo Ia this city
Being the same urnperty lcaured By defendant
At public SAFE made on the lsih day Of November
1854 q hanks Arcade b virtue 81 cIdr OF the
Fourth District Court OF Nov tirlnanf dated Octns
pes 9 1854 rendered ii tho mattoE q Thonas q.
Aaiono vs., His Craditora
seized 10 taH eblvu suit.
Issn1-Casa on the spot
GEORGE W. kFEl.
laH fe5 a Sheriff Of tbs Parrish Of Wv ans
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MHRCHANTs' AND HANFnRs'
GRAND DIsTRIBU TION.

TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND TIOKErs AT
ONE DOLLAR EACH. Two HUNDRED
THOUSAND. PRESENTS, on ONE
FOR EVERY TICKET. WILL
POSITIVELY TAKE
PLACE ON
Hall. New York
To be conducted on the MUTUAL BENEFIT
PRINCIPLE, aud the fairest and most impartial
plan q distribution vel 0hurod 70 the public Secure
gnftr f3etnfa AZ of,na.
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FOR RENT.

no RENT "A LARGE AND ELIGTBLE
i store-one Of the finest in the oitv-No. IA2 Cana
street. near CarOndeiet street. l. susceptible Of
being divided into two stores. To good lessee II
will be rented cheap. Inquire of
M. 4 ERNON, No 2 story Building,
fe2 Corner Of Camp and Common streets.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1,1orr,,
l1AAN ~ ~
TIT NTT
u. h. HURBARE
Rampant street.......,IHs
VI A''uV'
9IS0sO0O Worth Of New Furniture
at Cost
AND STORE TO RENT
Tb. s.o,,- 'of roods ia all nav and Of srusr;or
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All the Northern and Western DAILIEs,
Tie leading PIGTQHIAIS,
fg0 different Publications, Hmo1Q which are
the American Naturalist. the Journal Of 6ps0alatiVe
Philosophy. Thrilling Narrative OF the Union Re
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he Negro ~ the Rebellion, lie Comte DO Mcrot,
Isa Progress etc.
Subscriptions received Tor the American
history OF the Great kehellton by Horace Greeley
IN two large, doub coclan octave volumes Of 0l9
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l2Qe qro.etions And cft references etc. ncE
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VIII attend to the Sale. Purchase, and Renting Of
teal Estate, heretofore negotiate Mortgages and
tend 70 outdoor Sales Of every desoription. d Il
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pEALs or EXCHANGE FApAs4e-
eoFS Notes Bills Of ladins nEay Receipts. Bnaz
Jlecha. aud ala kIndso Lommeraial Printing ltA1lF
executed At tie Republican oifcs, No, q s. un1rf4
alreet.
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YUIIT II1EaIl ~ Olla1
present IN 900
present in cash .......s.......... 1000
presents IN cash, each e600o. ..s......... 10000
presents IN cash. each 5000 ............, 1000
100 presents in oash each E10.............., 5000
fS25 presents from e 10 SO each........... 15OOO
80 Sewing Machines, valued at............. lO,O00
"A Grand Piano Kortes valued sk..-........ n, 90
IS Full Sets Diamonds, valued A. .......... J,TiO
1ea Gold and Silver Watches. valued a.. SO. m.922
Assorted Presents amounting to....-...... s5,5Ts
a PRESENT FOR EVERY TICKET
An who deaire to purchase should do 80 At once,
50 % enable us 20 register them before ire Anal
distribution.
for Sl0.
All awards viii BE- delivered as directed the day
alter the distribution and the result sent to each
ticket holder a. once. send stAmp8 for prospectus
ana list Of prizes. Rsiiehie ageD with good refcr
JAZZ I'm III Broadway, New York.
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mo RENT on FOIs SALE.

A very desirable Double Cottage, on the cor
ner of Belleastel and Constant streets. Jefferson
Oity, containing sir rooms, pantry. kitchen, ser.
Tanth' room, two oisterns garden, fruit trees and
shrubbery; alse, stable room. It will be sold on
accommodating terms, rented the whole or half.
Apply At the Republican office. jA2l
no RENT-A NEWLY BUILT TWO-STORY
1 Brick Dwelling. with all modem oonveHienees,
No, Rampant street, few doors above Canal
street Possession given immediately Apply to
n. Geruon. No Story Building. nos
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Cash, in U. S. Treasury notes.
By order of the Assignee.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-28


The meeting last night best the Demo-
cratic rally to. hear Senator Dick Richard
son, the evening before, ell hollow The
men and ladies Of Keokuk were in large ats
tendance. The Tanners came out with
lamps trimmed and brightly burning for the
Right, and . glorious victory for Grant
and Colfax in November. They marched
through the principal streets, and presented
: fine appearance.
Gen. J. B. Weaver was intro duced, and
made mastery speech. We are sorry that
We cannot give the points made. The rego-
lutionary spirit ana announced purpose Of
the rebel Democracy we're forcibly and Ell
fectively discussed. he spoke briefly, but
cru shingly, Of the Democratic bosh about
Rreenbacks. He was listened to with earnest
attention, aud made 4 speech that will do
good.
At the conclusion Of his speech, Hon. Jno.
Van vslkenburg was called. He tried to
decline speech, but the crowd enthusiast
tically shouted for him 10 make the speech,
and he made it--making short, but strong,
and very good speech.
The meeting altogether was grand sue,
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CITY NEWS.
GRANT AND COLFAX.
linton an d v'icfOry!
MASS MEETING.

The people Of Lee county are requestedto
meet in Mass Convention on Wednesday,
September I'd, 1858, 1t the Junction, for the
purpose Of hearing the political issues Of the
day ably and eloquently discussed.
Hon. James Harlan, Gen. Hiram Scho>
6eld, Hon. George W. McCrary, and other
distinguished speakers will address the meet
ing.
Tho watcb-liree of Repubicanism burn
brightly. Come to this meeting, feel their
glow, participate in the good time, and show
BIZ your presence that the loyal citizens OF
Lee county are now, A. they ever have been,
opposed to the revolutionary doctrines OF
Copperhead Democracy.
By order Of the Lee County Republican
Central Com mittee.
JOHN VAN VALKESBrRG, Chairman.
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Northwestern llnlen Paeki Company
Whi4a oellrr. Line,

Daily line Of passenger Packets TO st Louis and
81 intermediate points, oonsihinE Of the EV.
JA1PD9, Captain Burnett, master; the y:
10D0UA0, Captain Davidson, mastef' ana
NJ. l1H00A. Captain Robt Hill, master, one
Of vbich vim leare the landing each day At
$50 8. =.
The ebovs boats will make close connection
with those running bstwesn this point and 81.
P.uI. In addition To tbs above the passengsr and
ire;rht Packets Wo3IID msHW0. Captain
Moses Hall, master; vIoT01y, Captain SEQ
Ssld, master. aad the PA111k, Will make rsg
uiar trips. For freight or passage apply to the
once or the Company, corner Blondcau and
Laws. S. If. AHcHER, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-28

PEssoxAL.-Ws had the pleasure Of cal
yesterday from the gallant Major McLaughry
OF our neighboring county Of Hancock.
The Major was brave soldier during the
war sgainst the Rebels, and he has enlisted
under the banner Of his old leader for the
present campaign, and il doing good service
on the stump, IN tbs State Of Illinois.
He has just returned from the northern
part Of the Congressional District, and re-
ports everything thereAway lovely.
a great deal Of sDthnsiasm has been
awakened amongst the Republicans, md they
are rallying round the flag once again with .
will, giving unmistakable indications that
they will roll up the round maiorities OF 1864
in 1868.
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CONE, EVERYBODY.

The Rsvsns department are here in force.
There 10 Gen. j. B. Weaver and his clerk
". ]. Law, Of Bloomfield. W. G. Stripe
and J. L. Morrell, Of the First District. -
J. n. Layton, Of the Second Jno. s.
stidger, Of the Third Capt. A. 7. Brooks,
OF the 9Th; 8. 3. Taylor, Of tie It'll 81. l..
Durham, Of the 9Th L. C. Richards, Of the
9th.
They are superb fellows, but Stripe beats
EN- ell in good looks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-28

Urpup ~ presented TO large and sn-
.hurastic sudieocs = the Athsnsum last
eyening. Nearly every seat in the dress
circle wAs occupied. We can't vrits dram.
ATTIC critiqus. Il isn't our forte, but ~s can
say unhssisatinsly, and without fear Of con-
tradiction, that no such scenery was ever Boz
fore brought 10 this city. Tho trans
formation scene far surpassed in point Of das-
sling brilliAncy anything that We have seen
Of late, and to be appreciated must BE- SEEN
Tho want Of space precludes further notice
Of the performance.
Tonight the troupe will present the White
lawn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-28

l,,lv,l m D,,arisrss u Isskut Pasksh.

non roy. Arrives on Sunday sni Thurs
dav. & e'saosk >. ~, sd Dspsrsecs Tuesday
aal 1riday, q s'sscst = =.
AloUH 1o019o0u, Arrives on Tuesday
apA Friday, q s'clsck P. NJ, and Deparss on
Wedneeday and Saturday, u I >. a.
IN. Jouu00U, Arrives on Saturday :nd
Wednesday, 4 2. M, and Departs on Mondsy
and rhuysdsy, 81 = m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-28

SECURE your tickets in Bell 4 Guthrie's
Gift Enterprise before The 18th Of September
next. This is positively the last chance. For
tickets SEQ agents or address Bell Guthrie,
Hamilton, III. d&wlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-28
nSM. S.1yA G.lLL0 W2I:
or OHIO,
~ KeOkuk.

Hos. San GALlowAr, Ohio's matchless
stump speaker, whose brilliant Wit and slo-
sssncs placs him in the front rank Of Amer
ican orators, will speak for
GRANT AND COLFAX, AND VICTORY
In Ksokuk,
MoxbH@s Rvrs,xp, Aueusr alsr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-28

CUNN - BALE xVV mo...... 81 ~
BurfaR-Choies lots win somnand sss > ,
Kaes-l5c.
PouLfaY-Live Chickens - rs to - 50 q dos.
SoHeHun-5o to 100 Per gallon.
PorAross-Eew ~ 5e@s 80 p barrel old noas
in market.
ONIoss-s0c to II 90 per bush.
ToAAroEs-4l 90 70 20 per bush.
LARp-Cfty cured 100 per b.. Country cured
loo to lie pr ID.
BERswAx-34 TO 500 per ID.
TALLow-In bhls, IL to 124c; loose l0c per n.
FsArHEKs-Prime 500 to 6sc per b.
RAss-Cotton, So per ID.
WHITE BEAHs-Connoa to good to $5;se
CHKBsR-0ood country lao. Factory lIs.
VsseAR-Ellington's Cider 75c per gal.
BaAn-Dnll 1t roc per 100 lbs.
TauHs-Green Apples - Is to s. 50 per barrel
Dried Apples 10 to l2Ac per lb. Fresh
Peaches 81 90 to 8 % per bushel.
Dried Peaches, l5c; none in market.
GRApEs--l0cper ID. by IL box.
Timothy II 20 to ? 90. Glover IS 80.
Flax sod a Is = q o.. -
81 Lard, No. / II 10, No. ? 81 49,
Fish tfss = III 10.
LIVE Sfocx-Beef Gath ~ 90 to - % gross.
Hogs, good lots, 50 to 80 SO gross. Sheep
% 50 gross. Veal Calves from IS 90
to $40 90
| BAcos--City cured canvasssd hams zoe, shout
doris lao, clear sides lso. Country cured
hams lac; shoulders l3ac;oside l5to iec.
PoRK-Mess Is to $50 per Dbl.
| WooL-Tub washed AGO.; fleece DO fne
SOC; nnXashed, 20 to 23c.
aAY-Timothychoice in sctivs demand at from
| 80 o. Il $40 90 per ton. Prairie 30 90
to IS 90.
WOODS 50 to So 50 per cord according to quail
i.Y, in good dem2hd
/ HIpss-Green, So; do cured loo; dry aint zoo;
/ do salt l5c per ID.
SALr-Lake - 00M3 TO- Ohio River - 10
/ on leyee.
GLAss-sXl0 - so. Rates discounted 81 to 40
per cent.
| NAILs-35 90 rates.
Ran IRoH-@Ac rAtas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-28

Hox. Gro. w. McCRARY and Judge Cls-
gett returned home yesterday. They speak
to.urht at Fort Madison, and tomorrow
evening in Keokuk. That winds M their
Joint canvass.
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oousrY cosvEnTles.

The Aspubcan electors Of Lee County srs rsqnesfea
0 ,ssS as,eensss - County eonvrnten, 10 be hedat
Junction, en- wednesday. the I'd day 81
Depseua her, 1t IL o'clock q. m,
10 noninats eandiiafss for THE Following ouny ote.,
to-wft:
Clerk Of ths District oenft
Recorder Of Dseds,
And for ths transaction II any other business hich
come bssbrs sueh Convention.
The bass OF re, res<ptstion will Ike delegate for
..ch township and additional one htty votes
est Il the lest election for Governor Merrill aud enc
Tor ssch haction over tvesty I've.
The following shows the number ofd-lssrts. q which
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-28
roMran1P coaxEnrlor.

The Republicans Of Montrose Township
are requested to meet in Convention At Mont.
rose, Monday, August list, 1868, at : clock
D. M, for the purpose Of selecting delegates
10 attend the County Convention, for organi.
zing Grant and Colfax Club. and for such
further business as may properly come before
said Convention. A full attendance IS ur-
gently requested.
By ORDER OF TowssmP COMMITTEES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-28

VIZ were shown to-day, BY A. Wallace,
Esq. one Of Whitaker's Burglar Alarms
In our opinion this is the cheapest and most
complete Alarm ever manufactured. X is
remarkably cheap and il needed in every
house and store, The burglar work is done.
Young men desiring very saleable article
10 canvas with, should call at once.
RIVER NEws.-Boats for ST. Louis to-day
will be the Phil. Sheridan, at & BOA. M, and
the Andy johnson, Of .. m.
The Addie johnson will leave for ST. Paul
at 8 .. m.
The Itasca and Harry johnson viii be up
from hslow tonight, and leave for St. Louis
tomorrow morning At s.s0 and 4. N. re-
apectively.
A ose-armsd, snsoth.tonsued chap has
been the recipient for the past few days Of
charitable donations ffom our citizens. Il
,ranspirss tAaa thaA chap u IN impostsr. -
The money which no has obtained for the so-
called purpose Of conveying him tohis home
10 Memphis has boon unnecessarily spent
hare 10 the city. Don't give him any more.
----~ . .--------- =
TEXAS CATTLE ABOUT.-A drove Of Texas
caAal1 were driven through tova out Main
ssreeta ~ siohts ago, snd hast night four
cows died in the city along the route over
which the drove passed.
Whese IL Te3As catale went, or how they
o4ns 70 10 city ~ did not learn. We give
- itsn Asit vs. told TO u, that people here
sd 10 ~ istssiof may b on the lookout.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-28

AGENTS wanted Immediately, to engage
in The sAIe Of Whiiakers Patent Burglar
Alaru, throughout, the States Of lows, Hi
uois and Missouri. Call at once at Wallace
Office in the Estes House, second story, over
Bridges Je~slry Store. Great Inducements
offered
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-28

Let Asss - nssnes called in each te wnshp snd fun
dslagn&ioss slsst 81 and stut thtreffcm,
~ order Of the Lee County Republican Central Com
n,istss JOHN VAN vAIKINBUK,.. Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-28

THH TANNERS were on, again last evening
10 uniform.
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MARKETp BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
By rsiesr.ph] CHICAGO. Aus. n.
Tlour-steady fair demand Receipts TO- sB bush,
shipments 4,'24
Wheat Active and lower, closing firm; good demand
at 81 es1e4 c..h 81 sa.< seller September. for No
No 81 1895; No 3 slssaila Receipts 90, 900 bush.
shipments 1920.
Corn,-tntet and steady: No a, ealaS34; No Q Mt
oslaas4 Reeeipts LIB, 600 bush shipments le2,at7.
Oats-Firm a. 52a4 D.
Rys-rirm; good demand: 81 264aT for No L. 81 2als
as Tor No J. Receipts 2s7al bush, shipments SO 800
Barley-Irregular; 81 Sc p for No .. Receipts 81,
73o bush shipments l,ol3
proviions-Dull and unchanged; pork nominal t2s 30
lard-1s.
whisky-Dull 1t 90; Is ~ksd
rreishts Dull "a for wheat: for 10 Buffalo.
By Telegraph b. Loun. Aug 81
Flour-Extremsly dull; prices nomin.
Wheat-Quiet and Unchanged
Corn-Lowsr; So ~.
Osts-Bafter; 5IG55
Rye-Unehaneed 81 l2Dii
Provisions-Qniet and unchanged pork tes 25fs % 30
Bacon unchanged; isl 0,< for shoulders ,7aA tor
| clear sides
lard 49,, for choice tiercs
"m'ks-N ninsi'ti -
- ---
cnfsaro Live s,oek MARKET
BY Telsgrapht CHIcAeo. Aug n
,,... 90. ~ a. s,.
c. go s-,Ie...s - s,o,>S,
| 30: stockera 25E4 3731.
Hlg.-Extra SIC espio 80. rood to choice ~ Is
Nlol2i5
sheep-Choics - l2la 81 u.
| .--@
Toledo Marnet
| D, rlaoranh Toltpo AUX. o.
""'' 80 :,
.ni'e hione aa :. -, -.-s
| ~ '"lhe
|
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~ 1eieKrapal -" Ao..' aug ..
Flour-Ce.ed dull snperhne and No fscarcs; mtdt-
and good grades tn good supply tending do~nwafds
/ Wheat-Firm, With fair export aud limited mining
demand
Rye-rr" assl 4SG47.
0Ats-Qniet ut 81 afoat for old western ago ior,
new, At railroad depot.
Corn-steAdy At u i6SD for nnsonna' d WI ~
Pork-Dull 1t " 5000 Tor mess cash Ara regular
Beef-ouiet without change.
Cut Dea's-stea6y; Small sales fam demand
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u. Louis Cattle Market.
b. Telegraph ST.. Louis, Aug. -
caite--urehanged . sls gross common 10 choice
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AN inebriated chap, under pretense Of en-
mi, obtained sccsss to the sleeping apart
mentsof the Railroad House yesterday af-
iernoon, but instead Of retiring, he made bis
exit through ride entrance, taking with him
suit Of clothes much better than The one he
wore when he entered the house.
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Az attempt was made on Wednesday night
last BY some burglar or burglars to force 40
entrance into the hat and cap house of j. o.
VOORHEES, h Bro. An effort vas made to
force open the door ut the rear OF the builds
ing. The attempt proved to be an unsuecsss-
iul one.
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GRANT. CoLFAx AND VICTORY
THE MEETING LAST NIGHT.
Speeches by General Weaver and
HON. John Van Walk enburg.
4 Good Time Generally.

THE TANsERs OUT IN FORCE.
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Financial anl Commercial.


Corrected daily - eHsy = AsSsn, Csnnissisa
Nssshsnts, Second slrss1.l
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NOR SALE.-Lots ! and 2, in Block ~,
- Rsids Addition Prics $50 nor each lot.
Also, Lot 10, Block 1885, CoDesst Street, between
18th and ltth Title perfect Price $500.
Aao, Lot g. BALI OF Lot Flock a. IN kilbouSnes Adj
dition to Keckuk, with story frame dwelling
tanning taiee liar cstern stable snd the tsst
variety II fruit to be found IL this city the
quantity 81 lane This property SorD sly oocspasd
by P A. wafi. Title perfect. Prics u 900
Enquire Of n. D. Ten KYC4,
Aaeee Cornsr ash enA Aain.