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all!Lii.ss$s;iione1,'s Sales,
STATE Or SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORANHEBURa DISTRICT.
t' Bill for
Foreclosure Of
Mortgage.

J. r. GIBSON, ss Ct. a.. f1IsS'1surs nIos,rans Of
By order Of :lo Court OF Eu.ty made in tho
e'iovr stated sasc will sell u; the Court House. On
Monday, the bln Ociobsr, 1868.
49, Tract OF Land situate i'll lilo Fork OF Tho Eds
tos, Oh GoodlGnd Swamp, waters Of South Edisto
River, containing hundred and sixty aores
more or lcas, ana bounded by lands of Henry F..
Salicy and .elnuc! Gibson.
Teruss Qno half cash. Inc balancc on credit
d.it:i lie -; ::ay II .hElarv 1852 The purchaser
Eiv...'- peni henri.. iotcrosi iro:a day If salc,
r.3rt!. :>n;oai;.. nn,i s mortgage .c sccurs he
1aGrc; % 10 rnTchaCc i,o.ey. Purchaser q pGy
Tor urpciS End St r'Ys
Ii Inc .cs not complied .i,il tic land vii,
be esc;': Or Ike Ac-i saelny 1T the former pur-
cascr's ..s:
conn..s-i5acrs Jiu,c Y " JAMIGON,
C;.nSrkur: Z. II. ! Commissioners
September J, 1865.
atsts9 - iALso,s Y*a@,,;gfzr
NJ 1c;eler and
0. Zeiglcr, Bill Tor
J. H. Ieis'r., Ail.,'t Account
; of W. Ioigicr
BY an order OF The Court Of EQUITY raade in The
above staie' cast, will sell At tho Cour: house On
Mon.a T., III: vi Il i!c,on:: : i6S
The Le..si. rem: ,.dut o.. ihc determination Of
the life es':ic O: Mrs k,eio:cn Ieie;er consisting.
Of twc iilnnrro ,.,.t ,iou, 2}i acres more
or less, aaaicas si.iioesonp waters Of ;,ort, Eds.o
Cl.risiap Wo.ft. cud tl:Ao.s OF ~ and .C' OF tho
lands OF the osiaic oi j. ". Leiglcr
Terms cash ~-pirchaacrS to pay for papers and
stamps. StE ~
cemn'issions,r o1ice. v.D. V. JAMESON.
torahscD'rS Z. H., Conimissio oner
September l, 1865. +. TN
sept . IL
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STNE.NN E'ron1 tire Subscytb tbor on
y mo Nigh! II tho 1s. inat,, snail Chcsnut
Sorrel Mefe Pony, naid Pony io about ois yenrs
old, has star cn the forehead, saddle marx ON
the point OF tho loft shoulder bado, and some white
feet a liberal Reward will be given for in cormao
tioa leading to the recovery Of tho said Pony.
:AoaTeso 81; JOHN GRIM,
Scni A--im F6 -'S!. Matthews. g c.
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Twenty-onc .i.raa.ros VII. amupo Now FORK
the coming season,
Striped and spotted linen for gontlemen's =
wear IL quite fashionable
~. f,.s:csa',ass -:au Csc day papers scuy
;,Y4bs.saaa :. H'sss;:.s sd ore u Erc'.ch,
scu.hcr;. H.aa,a,-c:.:f oz2eoss s gather .Tico
as large . toahpso s:-2p ..,,s ssaron su il: 1867.
Fashion a'.,:t..4s ~. .....ce three -sorusrsi
visiting cards.
In New York, on Saturday, Gen. Roaocranu
and Hon. 2oratio Seymour had an interview
ut the Astor House
Ebert Pike has rotirei froal the cli:orship
Of the Memphis Appcal aEd gone to Washing
ton to practice law. ~
The subscriptions fer Che ahar~l ,f saa
French Atlantic cable arc being takon in Pa
ITO and Lludoi With great .ap;di.y.
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Eara,or Corn.

We haze on ous,tablo, an .ear,of Corn. from from
the crop Of Mr.. James Cannon, containing
91$ grains Ahothos, hAndeasas BY Nj. Hen
~ Tyler, from tho plantation Of -Onpt. John
7. Jennings, grown without manure, contain
ing 1s rows, averaging 80 grains to the row.
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I GraSaYnbT;n fLhe Field..

e. ." FhO E1oSu' "a
q MI. 8. q. Salinas Of araham's T. O., adver.
tisasa emo Stock Of Fall Goods, Bagging, Ties,
Rope Co.. Mr., Salinas enjoys special advan-
sages, s@or @ q shsS Cotton Trade, ehssush Mr, ,.
Salinas, his brother, in Charleston. Wo un.
,deTstand no proposes to pay Charleston Prices
Cess cxpenses) for cotton; and will pay in
currency Or coin .si f Z
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ETAECT'aDN NUTyCE.

Notice is hereby given that IN ELECTION will
bo held Tor mn INTENDANT and four WARDENS
Of Ornngcburg, according 20 law, at the Now En.
e'no House, On Court House Sqnare, Orangcbura
>. z en- Monlay .l.e fourteenth day of September,
burg. GEO II. CORNELSON
- lntendant.
JonH iIAiIILron, Clerk Of Council
Orangcbnrg s. G., Sept. %, 1868
neit6 If
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ASSIGNE EE'S SALE.
By V. DIV. Jamison & Son. /.
AUCTIONEERS.
IN THE MATTER OF EZEKIEL g. KOHN.

BANKRUPTs
By virtue Of instructions from R. b. CARPENTER
Esq, Register in bankruptcy, will sell ut public
auction nj the Store Of the late firm of Ezekiel g.
Kohn, in Orangcburg, 9. G., OH Saturday, .he 9th
Gay OF August ncx., and on each Aucoecding Satur-
day Thereafter, until tic in fully disposed Of
AL The STOCK Of GOODS Of the said firm, con-
sisting of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, HARD
WARE. and FANCY ARTICLES, in the usual ya-
ricfy 20 BIO found i'll first class General Country
Store Terms Cash. Sales 10 commence each day
at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. PV. DIBBLE.
july 26-I RES Assignee.
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Tlle First Bale.

F. William r., sandsl,. On, on. wednesday, 9th
dasks i 4 Tito this market the FIRST Bale of
New Cotton. It's classification was enid
ding stand it was bought BY Measrs Cornell
SOM Kramer Ianmier &; Co, for 264 cents ~
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DEAL EsWATE FoHs SALE.

All that PLANTATION iu the Fork of Eaisto,
containing about $50 acrps atuated II miles from
Orahgeburg, 10 milcs from 0raha,n's Turn 0,,t,
aHd u m,lce from Dleckvillo Upon this plaoo is a
DIEILlNG HOUSE with rooms, bcsides Ease
3MENT lE. and ATT'ICs, built just heforo The aar.
VIII ec!l shis place for lens than ono half Tho
cost of tho improvements. Apply to 's So
auS'e--:tt " osans.Sari:' MN, % 8 g
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Post Office. at st. Matthews.

This office, we understand, has been discon-
&inued.4l Wewould be glad to hear from our
sabsefiBeis in that direction, what rrrango-
snehtg wialI p b, e,rpost satisfactory for them, in
regard TO their papers. The discontinuancc
ofthia a Office incommodcs about one hundred, Of
our subscribers.
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~ Auction This I)ay.

4 Y ~. ID. WILLIAMSON & SoN will sell at Ane.
3tisa.shis morning, tho Store Fixtures of Ezek-
iet q Kobp. Any person wanting Snow
CAsEs, Large and Small SCALES, Cory
Rsgss and,a large Iron SAFE viii shavo. an
apipetiunisy Of Purchasing. These articles
win 30 sold at 10 O'Clock A NJ
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ASSIGNEES SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States--Dfstript OF Bouth Carolna1-in Bank
rpptoy--In the matter Of G.3J. Ulmer, bankrupt.
yS pdrte Win, Patllhig ot. n1., E2 pdr,o} Thomas
". Ulmer, Ex pdte John Sellers
BY virtuo Of an order Of bale, ,u me directed,
from tho Honorable District Court Of tho United
States for tho District of South Carolina, will sell
at Public Auction, Tuesday, 22d inst, ut tho
residence Of g. j. Umcr, in st. Matthew'S Parish.
Orangobure District.
The personal property Of aforesaid Bunkrupt,
consisting Of Household Furniture, Cattle, Mule,
Colt. Hogs, Sheep, &o., also Cotton Gin. u (
Conditions cash, and all articles delivered ON day
OF Gale.
~ If ALSO .,i>li< ~
Win be sold on Monday 9th October, at Orange
burg Court House, at tho usual hours Of snle, all
that Plantation Tract Of Land, containing six
hundred and seventy acres (873) more or
less situatcd on Four Ifolo Swamp, ST. Mat.hc,Ye'
Parish, Orangehurg District and bounded on lands
Of Josse Haigier, Mary d. Haigler, Russell Zin-
norman and Thomas Zimmerman.
Condition OF Sae--Onc- third each, the balance
in one year by bond bearing interest from date,
with mortgage Of tho plantation. Purchasers TO
pny for papers and stampa.
P. v. DIBBLB,
sept o-h Assignee
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ID EDUUTION IN WHIsKEY.

m o. TsANEx1sUFsTrs. iais Aylslisassss
A. teh the benefit Of .;ankrupt Aei, for whom i
am Assignee will please take notice that WIN
there afo no sss6ts OF valde befofe csi, pr5nss4
In their cases and to SECURE thor disoharge, muss
place IN my hands funds 70 aS for Atseriisifir,
REGARDING, ard H,Ysxpensss ,3,, il,;, b, -
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FOR fNWENDANT.
FOR ENTENDANT.
= = N. AUSTIN BULL.
FOR wA.sDENs,
GEORGE II. CORNEL0ON,
JOSEPH MCNAMARA,
THOMAS: HON, RAY,
Y ESIDRO j. OLIVEROs

The ahoYe Ticketlig presented for sho SUE
ftagsg oss folloR citizens, being the aamc ,.s
that adopted by thc said meeting, with the cx-
'ocHsioni niof ftwo Facsnces in. the nominations for
saSdeps 6llsa ty .Ae aeraipatIng Cor, nittcs,
satsho request Of the Executive Committee.
Weshope to see it unanimously aapPoSted
ORANaEBURa FIX EUufrivE CoMM1Trsn.
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.ss1'ss SN6'Court.

-. .ssa'sy No Court. So 81
in consequence of She non-appearanoe Of a.
5aassso & she ss# fst1''1i', 'ms thoro YES no Court
dadBg this week!
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e The Town Election.

1sS Ihe Town 1GicGtiOn. -
0HModaas i thisSledi5n viii .take apIacc:
and the suBissf cSila for 81 few remarks FROM
Oar readers M N will find elsewhere, the Ticket
Andresolations, adopted by tho orangcburg Pre-
dinat Democratic Club ct is las, meeting the
9isssst 9isssst being changed only to 6ll vacancies ;
and shlosss, 4 ! y changes having been made BY the
Nominating Committee acting at the request
ofkhs " z HI = We trust ths
principles and nominations VIII sibe cordially
=.:::ii:isss.ss s.sy every true hearted citizen
The election will be held at the New Engine
House ;sapa Ihyelpoli VII RReopqp, fE0ps Al
ID, TO +. M.,1a4.,s, s,,,,.,
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6-Ths President
eontsnplatss trip which will last fort
night Or I've.
Msmbsrs Of the Cabinet are in town.
Gen. Grant has recommended remission
Of the remainder Of the sentences and re-
lease frsm imprisonment Of oil psrsoas new
in confinement under sentence Of military
commissions organized under The recon
Ell uctioa aets Of Congress 10 the States
whore said scts have ceased 10 b opera.
tive.
Senator Ross, Of Kansas, leaves to-day
for home.
The rumor gained very general credit
Yesterday that President johnson had do.
cided upon accepting the resignation, ten.
dsrsd some time ago oy Commissioner Rol
Inns, without further delay. 1t il stated.
however, in reliable circles that there 10
every possibility Of the whole subject Of
the eommissionership remaining suspended
until the return Of the Attorney General.
The President has appointed Judge B.
7. james, Of Illinois, who has 30 long filled
tho office Of Examiner-in- Chief in the Pat
ent Office . member Of the Board Of Appeal
OF the Patent Office, vice Elisha Foots ap
pointed Commissioner.
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NEW YOnk.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 5


The American Association for the Ad
vancement Of Science met here to-day
There are about three hundred delegates il
attendance. DR.. Il. A. Gould presided
Hon. j. Young Scammon delivered the vel
coming address and Dr. Gould responded
Pioi. Simon Newcomb was chosen genera
Secretary.
This afternoon the association met in SO
Gle les and.this evening the members rartic.
psted in q banquet at the fremont House
The Wooden Exposition is attended by {
large number Of people. 81 western man
uiactories and 25 eastern are represented
At noon the Associate on visited the Boart
Of Trade. In the afternoon they took ~
excursion TO the crib
Tonight there was = meeting of WOO
erowers Of the Northwest. at which ad.
dresses were made by J. Is. Grinnell, Col
Ncedham and others. Tomorrow tn,
committees will report and there will be
trade sale Of all the goods on exhibition.
Hon. James Harlan of Iowa. left Chicago
this evening for his home In Iowa.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.
Horatio Seymour, in his letter ACCEPTING
the Democratic nomination for the Presi.
dency. dated Utica, August 4th, and made
public to-day. after relterating his gratitude
tor good will shown him by the Demo.
cratic Convention, says it was his ambition
10 take an active part in the present politi-
cal struggle from which he Is now excluded
In reference 10 the platform he repeats
ms former observations. and says he sees
no reason. upon reflection, TO change or
quality the terms of his approval OF the res.
"lutions of the Convention. He saws:
have delayed the mere formal act Of com.
'nun,cating TO you in writing what l thus
puonciy said. for the purpose OF seenR
, I'M. night the action OF Congress would
Sw upon The interests of the country.
.s ACTION since the adj ournment of the
w" .eneou SHOWS an alarm Leaf the chan
siss III Po!i'icai power will give to the peo.
Iue what they ought To have clear sia,e.
iHent OF what has been done v;th tho
money drawn from them during ,ha rss,
.nEht years. The Congressional marty of
80, ."uh.ry mas not onty allied itself
.sm ,ne military power which 10 to be-
.'ought 70 bear directly upon the e,ac,;o.s
q maay States. but holds itself in ns,, uns
Val se 'sion with the avowed purpos.. -,
taking such lswsa AS il shall see a, - v;..
o. the elecuons which will take nlace in n
lev weeks; It did not therefore Adjourn. I'm,
ook = recess to meet agsin if i,s partisan
interests shall demand its re-.s,.m.,i;r.,
lSever before in the history Of our conntrv
has Congress thus taken mcnacine as,i.
tnde towards lie electors under the infuenc.
OF some OF the States organixd by its
agents are proposing to deprive people Of
ne iient 70 vote Tor Presidential electors,
md the first bold steps are taken to DESTROY
he rights OF suffrage: 1t is not strange.
therefore,. that thoughtful men see in such
ction proof that there is with those who
hape the policy of the Republican
party motives stronger and deeper
nsn the mere wish to held political
power, that there lie dread OF some expoe-
U re which drives them on to acts 20 desper-
= te and 70 lmpoliuc. Without Distinction
party, there ID . strong feeling in favor
that line Of action which shall restore
rider and confidence. and shall lift Of the
'usdens which now hinder aud vex the Ia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06

BosroS. Aug. 6.-At Chesterfield, Mass. .,
insn named II. Pittsingsr, who 10 said to
have kept woman ~ . kitchen servant,
and between them to have abussd his wife
30 that she was compelled to leave him last
month. was visited night or two since BY
about 30 men in disguise and . committee
OF women also. and ordered to Surrender
lie roasted, and knocked ono Of his assail-
ants down, but was seon ovsrpowsred.--
fettsingsr and his house maid were then
marched TO the house Of his brother, near
winch tho unfortunate pair were stripped
OF their clothes. tarred and feathsrsd, and
ridden on rail about mile. Pledges were
sxacted from Pittsinger not to develop the
nnrnes Of those engaged in the rictous pro.
cesdings, 70 remove his servant from tow
within ~ hours, and 10 make confession Of
his guilt 10 his wife. II not done a worse
vultaton was threatened TO follow.
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news

M TELEGR.lPH.
To THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.

NEw YoRK, Aug. 6.-It 10 asesrtained
that the instructions Of Rsvsrdy johnson
we're not particularly strong regarding the
Alabama clsims. He Was merely directed
TO pursue the same course ~ his prsdecss
sor on that question, but was more fully
Instructed regarding the American doctrine
OF sxpatration. II Is believed that the
President and Secretary Seward authorized
han 70 negotiate . treaty on the rights OF
natusaliRsd citizens similar to that lately
agreed on between Prussia and..th Unitsd
Statss.
The text Of the convention between the
United States and Mexico, signed oy Secfe-
tasv Seward and Romero, is puoiisnsd'
under which . commission 10 appointso ~
adjust claims Of citizens Of the Two eoun.
tries. Another convention IS pubiisbsd
reeulstips the citizenship Of emigrants
f,sm ooe country 10 another. ~ 10 also .
con uisr convention. All were concluded
during Rornero's recent visit to this coun-
,rv. and bear date Of the l4th and 18th Of
July.
The funeral Of cen. Halpins will take
place on Saturday next At his late residence.
John s. Hoffman, Gen. Hunter, Horace
Greeley, Richard OGsrman aud other dis
citizens. will be pail bearers.
Capt. Reed. Of the schooner benjamin
Reed, died Of yellow fever Al quarantine
this morning The vessel recently arrived
from Cissfulgso. and one Of the crew died
1t sea. A quarantine boatman also died
to-day Of tho same disease. There are
other yellew fever patients at quarantine.
The activity in gold 10 shown BY the fact
that the gross clsarings yssterday and dsy
before at the Gold Exchange we're about
eic4. 900. 900, OF nearly double the daily
average Of the past seven months.
During July 2t.0l0 smigrsnts reached
New York.
The accounts Of the Schutxenfest are I'd.
justsd, and the committee Of arrangements
tisd themselves 5000 in debt.
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iowa.

DUBuQug, Aug. 5-This IL the second
day Of the German Scheutzenfest. aud thu
shooting for prizes, which amount to nearly
$4,000. If going on. The attendance to-day
is larger than It was yesterday. and every
thing goes of with perfect harmony.
DIS MoINEe, Aug 5-The Democratic
Central Committee yesterday accepted ths
resignation OF T. w. Clagett, AZ Elector al
Large, and appointed j. IL O'Neill. of Du
buque, to fill the vacancy. The Commit &c
appointed two additional Assistant Electors
ut Large. viz: Gibson Brown, OF Lee county.
and j Currier, Of Woodbury. county. Judge
Smellzcr. of Warren county, was appointed
to act in conjunction with John =. Dun
combe in the organization Of the Sixth Con-
gressional District, Warren county being in
the Fifth
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CHICAGO.

OHicAso. Aug. 6.-The committees at the
woolen exposition are making reports this
morning. The diplomas are being award
ct A. 10 o'clock the trade sale COM
msncss.
Prof Gamgc, Of London, says Of the cat.
Tie disease which he has been examining.
that farmers in England would call it black
whtsr, and that 1t is very similar to "Dorn"
OF Absndenhcim. He says the maladv fol.
lows the tack Of Texas cattle, and he
thinks there should be means on the From
tier for purifying stock and keeping them
Tor while on special food. He says cattle
imported during the 18th Of Ssptsmbs and
the 10th April induce no disease.
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MARYLAND.

BALriAoRE, Aug John II. SsEmysr,
City Commissioner, estimates that o2l5,-
600 will b required to repair The streets
and bridges damaged by the late food.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06

New York HARRIET.
Aagnste.
CottcD--QaIee. - for niddnne uplsnds
Yoaf-ib M 1nauis1; receipts 3,SS1 bblaL n -
~ exsra eeaee; e.ee0n - extra western V.ioa
Wheas--i.Drsvsd fse.ipts 1859 bss. s.,.s .,
49, Sssaeh q No. sprns q s,os - for cloles
Rss-Ocarco and I'm.
~Ccfn-Activs end sxeited: inprevsd fscsipes .
1904; salss. 10l, Coz bue; 1.ioO1.ll for old mixsd
sss y store i.iS01. 10 for ditto anost lss0
narley-Noninal.
hns J, dsll rscsipt. Alse. Sales. q 80
Cjo.ir. .,GtS for western In store, esk aAoat.
~wnslnk y inside price,
"a ror =. At ssss0sss7 for new nsss $3.50
beef-Steady.
Gut Meats-Steadv
ks,,isd -Firm.at isA0lsk for steam 1es< ale for
New York Mensy saarnes.
Dy Telegraph
etoeks-1rreguiap Augs0s.
nehos,Ss 81, 1.1sk sSea. let. i.iax. -
! ssI 81 i'i'H new. l.esk; ~. los: lee.
Paeias-l.ms.
New York csatral-lsek.
nlinels Censr,llw.
1oek lsland-l1ak.
9efsavsstsen-eeA psees3ea aax.
oold-iAeN.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

CHARLESTON, Aug. 6.-0ensral Candy
'saued an order Yesterday officially rslin-
gushing command Of the second military
diatrict
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CINCINNATI. Aug. 6.-Ths steamers Del
aware, Potomac. Ezra Porter and Pine
urove were entirely destroyed by nrs ct
the Eureka Dry Dock ct two O'Clock this
morning.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. Cen. Grant was
ssrsnadsd last evening and made brief
speech.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06

BLoonncrcS, Aug. e-Ths Daily Pan
facraph passed into the hands Of iss new
Preprietors yesterday. The pspse 10 to b
enlarged.
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Milwaukee Market.
BY Telegraph Assust 6.
IFleur-Quiet and firm.
heat-Quist and firm No. l, SOC; No. 2
Cera-Quiet and drm q gee.
Oats-Dull and lover q 70.
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COMMERCIAL,
Davenport Market Report.
OSyIcs ~ fnB DAvnRpoas DDuseaAf,
Au~usH eNh laa0

Davoap0rt Market Report.
Oss.cs ~ sns DAvsHross DsuseaA1.
August, 9Th, 1853.
ELess--w Wholesale. elo.ls; retail, Sli.oo.
WssAs-New. No. !. 1l.f5, No. 2. 11.60.
BAaLsy-N0 quotations..
OAss-Nsw, 40; Old. 650.0e.
Rvs-N0ne in the Market
Ooaa--69c.
Oxiom-oeo
PssArsss-Nsw. olec. Old zoe
buSsna-a5s. perm.
keos-2Oe
AAs-0ood Timothy so. seoolA,es per ~.
Prairie Is. 10000 per toa.
CeAL-Soft -isoi7 cents per busAsl, from
wagons.
Asraa.crs yard sl4.eo Per ten.
Wess-ss'ooos1 30. per Cord.
Chacsge Market.
BY Telegraph. Aug. e.
Flour-Firm, demand scarce, fresh eroun6
held higher. sales range seois for good to
choice. Minnesota Spring extra s.se97 so for
s,sss.
wheat-Bss.sr. Lss new l.slel. - new No.
:; l.s7 Old No. rsA 100 sooosne . l.0a q v
No; 3; receipts, is,ssl bss. shirns1ts s,is1.
No. l ssoss}l Ne. :, SsossX reesipss, ie7 J.
7lo shipments, lAs, l1s.
Oats-lssttsr sad eslsabls; sew eoknOek !:
receipts 4c,sS7 Bushels; shipossss $500
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shirmeuts, mona.
BarIey-Sales Of No. I at l.6sQl. 1o0l. IS By
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Pork-Ssleable at 2s.oC.
Lard-lsL.
Hhoulders- Nominal st l20l9k
Lake Freights--U Unchanged Is for corn V
Buffalo.
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Sheep. s cars.
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to eha'ce s.25@e.76; stocksrs, s.S5Qe4 50.
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