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Account. received In England, Jan. 10th,

Accounts received In England, JAN 10Th,
from the "scarch Expedition" give the assur.
ance that DR.. Livingstone WAS not murdered
when and Where the Johanna men reported. II
had been ascertained that he did not take thu
route expected. and separated from the JOhann'
men, to Be fsrried across marshy lake. while
they won't around. They, instead Of marching
to meet Dr.. l., - directed, turned back, Ind
deserted him. while hs proceeded to the north
west, either. with the visv Of exploring the wes
coast Of Lake Nysssa, and thus assertainins how
fra Il extends north. and then proceed to Lax
Tsngsnyika, or hs had gone direct for Tsngan'
yiis, and thence down The Nile, home.
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RErnEScHMESr.-Another illustration Of Dem
ocratic notions Of rctrenchment and economy oc-
CURED in the House Of Representatives In Au-
gusts. Mr.. Balkan Of Robbinston moved and
Mr.. Dickcy Of Fort Kent demanded, that the
State Treasurer be directed to pay the salaries
and travelling fees of the members Of tho Legis-
lature In gold. Both these gentlemen are DEM
ocrats. Mr.. Cram Of Brunswick opposed the
order on the ground that the Constitution pro-
hibits any change in the compensation Of tho
Legislature during Its session. Mr.. Cram Is q
Republican. The House Is Republican too, and
this Democratic order was indefinitely postponed.
Portland Press.
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The borrowing of plsycd-out thunder by Il

The borrowing Of playcd-out thunder by thu
so-called Democracy, and displaying It in CAPT.
tails, won't have the effect Of ripple. People
in this vicinity are beginning to think that the
walls about starvation and poor men come with
very poor grace from men who boast Of dis
mond rings, while they put all their ill-gotten
gains into bonds, to escape taxation. Liberality,
forsooth The attempt, moreover, to cast odium
on the saco Water Power Company, win avail
nothing. The gentlemen at the head Of that
concern are too well-known to be damaged In
any possible why by the mud and Islander thrown
from such source.
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WHOLESALE psscE.

Prices IL Market Beef-Extra. 81 % q SO 50 hpt
quality sis % q SIS 50 second sssiy Sii IS q Si2-
90 tSrd quality ~ % "a Gil %.
Prices Of store Cauie-wofkns ozen, Y pair, $50,
500, $3.50 10 $40.
Mich Cows and Calves non 81. so. SIS SIS % $780,
Y-~rinss so 10 $40 two years old 30 20 ttsj three
years Old StS "a $50.
Pricrs Of sherp and Lambs In ioz 81 co. 81 90 % 81
50 each extra So % 10 81 90, 90 ffom I 10 sev n.
Hides % 9tc Talow 40 10 Y n.
Pells 81 90 al 81 81 each Calf skins Is % l6e y n.
Prices Of pcutry-Extn ~ 10 2oc prime II % Isle
good 10 10 lie medium Is 10 Isle poor 10 medium II
10 l5.
~ ID. Desf-RKtn AMI fpt qualify includes bothlng
but the best, large. h stalled Oxen second quality In
cucs the hest glss-itd Oxrn the t-ys ss.lod Cows.
AMI the best three year old Steers ordinary consists %
Bulls and the refuse n nts.
sbcep-E,tra Includes Cosssts, and WHEN thOss ine-
rior quality are thrown out ofthe lot.
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p.,,,..s e k....n-. R.ii,o.s.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Portland and Kennebec Railroad Company was
reid at the Directors rooms at their depot in
PORTLAND, Monday afternoon, the President,
Judge Rice Of Augusta, pssiding
The annual reports were presented in printed
pamphlet form. We make the following eI-
tracts from that Of the President:
The total receipts Of the road have been $780,
469.l6; total expenditures, Si0i, il6.57. In
the latter sum is included sll ,l03.9l for new
buildings, repairs and Improvements, in Bath
and Skowhegsn, rebuilding an engine in Port
land at cost Of SS,942.02. for building one
new passenger car, one new smoking car and
twenty new freight cars, In addition to oriins-
~ spairs. Our repairs have also been large
and thorough. Thus we have laid 700 tons Of
new and 80 tons Of repaired rail, 800 new
slecpcrs, thoroughly repaired, inserting new
arches and covering with iron the bridge at
New Meadows river, also repaired and eo,ercd
with iron the bridge over Prsumpscot river,
constructed station houses at West Falmouth,
Oak Hill, Harding's Station; and South Garl-
ner; constructed u miles Of new fence, built at
Augusta car shed $50 feet long, and enlarged
and improved the paint shop, blacksmith shop,
and machine shop at that place, adding thereto
valuable mscninery, graded and prepared for
building. and tracks the grounds purchased at
WaterNine Tor new and more commodious sta
ton houses. While these and many Ike expcn-
diturrs arc charged to running expeuses Il viii
be perceived that the general condition Of the
rad 10 thereby Improved
We have transported 4,5ls s2-lOo tons NOR,
freight this year than last, and have received
sIs6.7S more for that branch Of service thar
last year. We have also carried $500 NOR
passengers this year than last, but our receipt
Tor that service have diminished so,49.09
owing principally 10 reduction In fAres
This los, however, has been more than com
psnsatsd BY increass frOm other sources Of In
c0ma
The general condition Of our road u good
better than ever before; In equipment Il soun'
and efficient, and In the present condition Of III
country sufhcicnt for the transaction Of our bus
isess vish rsasuaahls Prsnptnea a..'.
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Our advertising columns show that the bu.

Our advertising columns show that the BUSH
ness community appreciate good advertising
medium. They are not filed up with dead ad-
rcrtiscments, as many large unwieldy blanket
newspapers are but they are all live and fresh,
and speak Of live men, and tell the people where
they may DO found. Nor rare We obliged to print
the same advertisements on both sides Of the pa
per in order to "hll up" nor to devote three or
four columns In sounding our own praise. Those
are peculiarities which belong 10 those large,
OveryrOwn papers. which the publishers canno,
afford 70 Gil up with reading matter, and
which business men are shrcwd enough to con-
denim at once Is almost worthless a. advertising
medium.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-02-21

A new motive power has just been discovered
In Philadelphia. which, It Is claimed. has great
advantages over steam. In one end Of the cyl
inder now 10 use Is introduced Q mixture Of one
tenth vapor Of petroleum and nine tenth sair. =
This combination Is As combustable as gunpow-
der. When In operation. lighted paper Is in.
troduced. the gas takes Are, drives the piston
head to the other end OF the cylinder. and the
resIdum makes Its escape through chimney
The same operation Is repeated at the other end,
aud thus the power Is obtained. The taper
glides back and forth like . wesvers shuttle.
applying the torch at the right moment No
boiler, pumps. or condensers are needed. and
the whole can be packed In very small space.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-02-21

A New Hampshire soldier brought home from
the war a natural curiosity In the shape ola
bottle, upon which he attached card with the
following inscription:
"a Nstusl Bottal, Wang 8 Lb. holdln . eort.
Found by Ebenerer Buck. soUer then n the
Cams In the Decrik Of Columby, Virginid.
Poun July 20, 1854. Sold Dec. IL, 1867 solid
pin Stone. Formed BY Nstire."
Both these remarkable articles are on exhi-
tion In Manchester.
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In Hnnkr,iutey.

THIS Is to give notice. that on the seventeenth
i day a February, A. D. 1903, warrant In Hank
up,cy was bsucl against tho estae Of Oliver Grant, q
Berwick ia the County n York and State q Maine, who
has been adjujsoi bankrupt his petition that
the payment Of any dsb and delivery q any Ispery
belonging IN such bsukrup IN him, 90 f his use and Tie
transfer 81 any property by him iosbsiisn by Law
that meeting u the creditors d said bankrupt to prove
their debts and 10 choe Assgness ~ bic 80
tate win h held at Court u BANKRUPTCY, IN he holden
at Blded before James u. Fe-senien. Register, the
seend day of March, A. d. 1868. At eeveu otrt A. NJ,
nj City Rooms CHARLES CLARK,
gj!w o.. Marshal ss Messenger. Di-t u Msoe.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-02-21

A Washington dispatch, speaking Of tho 70
cent disposal Of the impeachment question, say
the result was reached by the aid Of some mem
bers who believe the President deserves impeach
ment, but also believe 1t Il wiser to leave hi
fate with the American people at the Prcsiden'
tial election. II Is well known here that promi.
nent Republican politicians In New Hampshire
and Connecticut have been anxious thst no at
tempt at impeachment shall Be made on thu
Johnscn-Gnnt correspondence, and that Gen
eral Grant is pleased with the result.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-02-21

Tho Georgia ConvenHoa has % Gar pursued .
moderate, oondliasoy ooursa Among other
conservative acts, II has voted down oouscrip-
ton resolutions, saked Congress to loan large
sum Of money to Southern planters, and has
now rejected proposition to disfranchiss. until
January /, 1869. all who cannot registsr under
the Sherman bill, and adopted In It's place .
MEASURE which disfrsnchised only thoss convict
cd Of treason and unlawful ofenses. Pour-6fths
Of the negro members Of the Convention voted
for this substitute.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-02-21

A dispatch from Washington shows that the
result Of the Alabama election Is still uncertain,
Notwithstanding the apparently authentic an
nouncement by the secretary Of the Governor Of
that State that the constitution was defeated by
. majority Of 1900. The last part Of the SOU
retary's statement is utterly without reason as
II Is known that only few hundred votes were
thrown against the constitution, and II can only
mem that the total vote Of the State for and
against the constitution, Is 900 less than the
whole number registered.
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Legal advertisements are inserted at 81 so per
square for n,ss insertions. Advertisers will bear
this In mind, ss the Blddefori democratic paper
charges t25o per square, dollar more for each
square for the ssus notices and reaching oar less
number ofreaders In York county. II you would
reach the largest number OF readers. and save 81
or s, In having legal advertising ut your disposal
you viii do we'll to order II inserted 10 the USios
AND JoulNAL
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Sudden colds, coughs. inapsass, dip4bsria.
hoapsness sore throat emilia fsvsr and sEae. msr.
suriai gsi, scaf d,,, isv:r 40. %. T.ls fron
Of me Ready Roller IN giass Of ssisr, swssapsd
with sugar OF honey bsths the throat, head and
chest yiih Rssdy aelIsf. gf sSus &c intsnsiitsnt
viii be cured. zee Dr. Railways Almanac iss ls6s.
X r. r. sold BY dVggtsts. lwo
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-02-21

The LITTLE CoRroRAL,for February, 10 . very
6ne number. The Publisher Offers mos. beau
tlful premiums. and unusual inducement. to
raise clubs. Terms one dollar . year. A sam.
pie copy viii b sent free to any one who sp.
plies for Il during February. Address ALFRED
L. Seweil. Publisher. Chicago, III.
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The Lowell Vor. Populi credits Washing
ton correspondent Of the Lewiston Journal with
an article which belongs to our own correspond
ent, Fairfax. His raey letters are causing at
tcntion, and there few, II any, Washington cor
espondents whose contributions to the press
are read with greater interest.
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Markets.

New York, Feb. 10. Flour dull. Wheat
quiet. Corn do. l27 l29. Oats steady 81 q
81 ~. Pork dull % IL o % 3-S. Lard
quiet. Bacon do. Cotton quiet AMI steady
middling 20 IA 20 10 low 10 l-2 10 81.
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.sy.,,. Minutes for Isefreshnents:" Every.
~ ~ - srsvslsd By railroad he's bsard the
sSoys snnouncsnent, and has probably sunsrcd
49, satirs TOO hastily, thereby sowing hs essds
~ Dysps 80 10 10 eomiort 70 know that Peru.
Van Syrup Will eurs the worst cases Of pyspspss,
m thossands AZ rsafy 70 tssly.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-02-21

Speaking Of the appropriations for stationery
by Congress, the N. H. Stastsman says that
during "good old Democratic days." the friends
ofsll Congrsssmsn were supplied with scissors,
brushes aud jsek-knives to such an extent that
the son Of one Of the New Hampshire members
actually ''sOt up" business In that line. and
sold The articles to his fellow-students In the
academy where he was attending school.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-02-21

Amoasst thoss Who partook q . Chrisfma'
treat, In Bddeford. England, ware several Per
sons over 30 who were In the bsttls Of the Nue.
Trafalgar and Waterloo. John Barry, over w.
w.s With Wellington in al bis psninsular cam
psigns a '- ,'.. 5F.i.''.s'l b 20 '''''
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aduiteratsd salsrstus have had their time, vhieh
10 fsst coming 10 . close, and james Pyle is nov
having his time In Supplying hundreds or thou.
ssnds Of families. with his mleratus-ths oest sss'
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johnson has nominated Gen. Sherman 70 b
General BY trsvt. Oar tslegnph dispatches
viii show bow he regards the honor coming ffom
such . source and under such circumstances
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One Of the most prominent candidates for the
Office Of Governor Of Georgia, under the new
Constitution is Mr.. Henry P. Fsrrow, . law
yer Of Atlanta, and now an extreme radical In
politics. He Is . native Of South Carolina,
served in the Mining and Nitro Bureau Of the
Confederate army, and Is described a. man Of
fnc personal appearance, and an exemplary
member OF the Presbyterian church, though
he fought duel few months with tho editor
Of neighboring newspaper. n
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II Is said that the recent hostile attitude Of
johnson has spoiled the chances Of EI-Gov.
Thomas Of Maryland for admission to the SEN
ate. He Is an unrepentant rebel.
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There are three thousand seavant girls out Of
employment in New York, and yet not one
of them will 60 to work at less than the high
wages demanded during the inflated war times.
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A HousxpoLp WORD. The best, The only rs,is.
BILE. the cheapest Try H. hrs. g. a. Ai h.,n ~
d. ..s ss.ss5 Gvsiy DruEyL. sails u. ,Pris'
Oae Dollar. ino
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In Bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, s.-The underign.
lIed hereby gives notice Of hi, appointment rs
In the county Of York and state Of Maine, Within
said District, who has been adjudged . bankrupt.
upon hIs own Petition. by the Dbkict Court or
said District JOHN Y. sCAMM0S, Assignee.
saeo. Feb u, ls6S. 3wB
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A single incident win show the state Of Affairs
In Memphis A young fellow from Chicago
stepped into a saloon with friend. and met
there an e,-rebel soldier who appeared to know
him. and who, after asking how long he had
been In Memphis, remarked Odd Yankee
has no business here" drew . revolver, and
shot the inodensive stranger through the head,
killing him instantly. This Is fair specimen Of
almost daily occurrences In Memphis. ....
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rbs mos. delicate female. and children Of the
t.cdssssS -. oaa take Psrsous' rurkstivs Pitls
With psrfset ssisty. and the most sslatary rs'als
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swnla Yus Llrp Holps OCT - srnS." thne b .
chance r rsssosaioo Of heakh II, bsssfos, Ne consts-
tuition has breu veakenc BY disase eiesss-s perves
shaacvd-tks ssGacs vcakeuet-shs srpette 700, sol
I'll ue void aptsan Eonmy-ppsr saDs fesh Cd INTO
ycr lamp in tfp shape OF 1Anlatinn Basr, which VII
make The fsme u hs again burn hchy. sna nIssinsts
ones vvstrhed sHistepcs Hos kdis b IN srsant and
gentle S.ulanS cxartly surh % they svg1re Many
throughout ths vah
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.N'e,u .4dpcrftsctncnts.
WORK co. CHRISTIAN CONVENTION.

A Convention OF all Evangelical Churches In
York Co. Ia invited ~ meet for prayer and confer
cnce at the Congregational Church In saco on
Tuesday, March ID, At ten o'clock, A. NJ.
Sessions con tinued tiirou gh Tuesday and wednes-
day Each Church "a invited TO be represented by
Its pastor and . delegates, and . full attendance
on tho part OF all interested 10 earnestly solicited
+ S s'rsSs,s il, Committee appointed by
l. A spssws Convention OF 1867.
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For the benefit OF Farmers ws repeat that .
email quantity Of Bloods Rheumatic CeDposnd
and Pain Killer mixed with the water they drink,
In the hot weather, will prevent all Ill eneots.
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TIE Cosr or ANDREW JouxsoS.-The follow.
ing is statement Of the expense attending The
support Of the President In addition 70 his cas-
600 sslary. t.'''
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The following extracts from our exchanges
will show how much the public confidence in
Grant has been shaken by the Presidents at
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Biddeford and Saco Retail Price Current.
cuaascTsp suics a wEAk.
yso. u. l9a

Cookinr vbsi 1 % n Is Osss, 2 ha.. e0ds6
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CainbridEs Markst-.rsb. II.

asorsr % 1--we srocs ~ sAssr,.
4 a.t,-
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guishel senator sitting BY me here, MIR. Cam
erun,) when In the winter Of lS6l he hrst
brought forward the proposition, as SecretAry
vfWar, to use colorcd soldiers, WAS greatly In
advance Of public opinion. and was thought To
be visionary but rs the var progressed it be-
came msniies, TO all intelligent men that We
mus, not only destroy slavery but We must
avail ourselves Of every instrumentAlity In our
power ior tie purpose Of putting down the re-
bsllion, and the whole country accorded In the
use Of color~i soldiers, and gallant AMI glo-
rious service they rendered.. In 1854 prupo-
sition ~as brought forward In this body To
amend the Constitution of the United States BY
abolishing slavery. We do not think tha. this
is very radical now, but Il va very radical
then IL Was the great measure Of the age, and
almost of modern times. anil il wAa finally pas,-
ri an amendment setting free every human
being within the limits Vt the Uuit~i StAt.s.-
But. sir, We were very FAR then from where ss
.r, now. All vill remember the celebrated
Winter Davis bill. In June, 1854, which
took the power of reoVastructlo out OF ths
hsu'is Of The President. where IL did NOT In fae'
bSlone.
Ir~,er to Nv. L neo,n bat ifthst bill hsS
passed Il would perhaps have resulted IN IN
destruction of this Government. We can 81
ses Il nov, althsagh u vss then thought to b
the most radical measure of the times Wha
did 10 proposs IL proposed 10 pvsctioe
plan, 70 ssls effect when the var should end
by which thess rsbsl states should Be rsstorrd
I refer TO that bill simply to show hov We hav'
all Travelled. Il rvqulrsi but one coalition OF
guaranty on the part Of the South, and TIA
Was that they should put In their constitutions
provision prohibiting slavery. Il r~quiret
no other guaranty. Il required M squaliis
ton ofsprsssntatios no security Against reo
q dsbts, or agsipst payment ior sssaseiPsss'
slaves; and m coudnvd the right 10 ssdrsss q
white men. But 10 vss thought 10 b grsa
step In advance at the time and % We
bot events we're pasaia9 rapidly, snd u 100
ths Prssideat came Nrsard With his proposi
ton, and an stating What 10 true IRON an 81
snlsation ofths documents When say that
INIT nor the want Of poser vih the President
hls sshs0s In i,sslf coosidervd w.s bar m..r
,sdicsi ,hsa that of the wiaisr Davis bill bu
syso.s ssrs sspidly 'sssAss H. sissssra
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-22

Rock Island MARKET.

Aas.. zF9s-r ss Rock ISLAND, April y.
FtoUaASpring Double Extra, IN bels Sio,SS *
Wholesale, and $l1 90 at retail. Sacks sio'oo ..
Wholesale, and 1880 at retail. Loose, Ss,oo IL
Wholesale, and $1,000 1t retail
WHEAT-No. 1, 81 ,95 No. 2, $1,so. No 1,1e.
CoRS-65a6Sc
0Ars--5eo for 35 lbs. E*&
s suaYr wa. A. |. a,ooaa,as. No.a,lso
BEAss-4 0Oa5 90
saIr-3 y3oas, 90 per barrel.
Observation-Disclosures, barrels included, 40;
retail 600. sAat
=. H.aHwrNEs-$2,50. .sT--
ONIONS l rs per bush. Onion-sets IS. 90 per
bushel =
PorAroEs--1, 90
EGGs--f21c dos.
sBuIrER-feEy choice lots, for retailing, WIZ
bring 400. s. 80, $ - : 3
PoULraY-Live chickens, 81, 5ea3,oo per dos.
LARD-1%c per 10.
HoGs--For five hogs, oa7c. Dressed 7aS, d.
viding on zoe Tbs. e s4z Est.
CATrLE-Live weight, common, 3,ooa3 90
Prime shipping A, 5ea5,5 per hundred pounds,
HIDEs-9reen Country, &c; green cured, 70 !;
green calf, 1oal2ac; dry flint, 12al3c; dry salt
ed, 12lc. M
HArEPrsirie, $1oal2 per ton; Timothy 1890
a$l6,0o.
Woop-osk S., 90 to 5, so a cord.
CoAL--At the Coal Valley Yard, on the Leyee,
ooel is sold at Is cents, the cost of delivering to
De added.
From teams, In Market Square, at Halls cent?.
LME-Port Byron, 81 40 per Dbl. Rock Island
lime 81. rs per Dbl.
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NAY Bros,
Card from Henry Qsrt'a Sons.

Having sold the entire stock, fixtures and
good will of our retail grocery business to
Messrs. WEIGH d Gregg, who have removed
the same to the room under Darts Hall,
formerly occupied by Phil Helm, where they
will continue the retail grocery trade, we
desire TO return our thanks TO our customers
for the very liberal patronage we have re-
ceiyed at all times during the eleven years
of our dealings with them, and to assure
them that Welch 81 Gregg, who were q long
time in our employ, will continue the bust
ness in a prompt and honorable manner
that cannot but please all who may deal
with them.
We shall continue in trade at our old
stand, doing an exclusively wholesale busi-
ness. and viii at all times be pleased to see
our friends, and trust that we will continue
to merit the confidence we have so literally
received. -- ~-,-s
HENRY DART's Sous.
Rock Island, April 9Th, 1868. d6taw3m.
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Chicago Market.
relegraphed to the ARGus.

Photographed to the ARGus.
.... .... CHIoAso, April "a.
Flsur--frm, but quiet, choice spring extras in
good demand, very scarce, 50al1 rs, low grades
to choice extra supers 6, 76a9,00.
whest-unsettled, lower, No sp 2,l5alo, No
2 sp 2,1la4. ss.arf#s=A ISIS .eas1&s
Corn--in good request, but lower, sers6t for
Mol. E.t& .t1 -.fE GEt
0sts-easier, but held firm, 62aa63.
Rye-better, strong, 100 No !.
Bsrlsy--dull, 7,s0s2,35.
Mess Perk--2500.
rLard-17A.
Bulk Meats-shoulders l14a3, short rib Is,
short clear l52ai6, Cumberland middles l33
LIvEsToeK.
Hsgs-Rec'd 1000. Market l5a20c lower,
owing to heavy receipts, prices ranging 7,75a
e,21I.
Cattie-Rec'd 5000. Demand to-day excus-
lively for best grades. at s,50aS.75. Large num-
ber of medium cattle on market.