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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

RUEY g. cuRRY.1
VS.
JOHN c. CURRY.
In the District Court Of
Wapello County, Iowa, August term
1868.
To Joseph Curry: You are hereby no.
titled that on or bpfore tho LIST day Of Au-i
gust A. ID. 1865, there will be ON file in
tho Office OF tho Clerk Of the District Court
of Wapello County, Iowa, the petition of
the plaintiff Ruev G. Curry, claiming Of
you divorce from the bon is Of mntri-
mony, now existing between you and
plaintiff, on tho grounds of wilful deser-
ton for over twoeyears. You are also no
tilted that unless you appear and defend
thereto before noon of the second day Of
tho next torm oil the said District Court of
Wapello County, commencing OH the 31st
day of August, A. D. 1868, or before sixty
days from this date, default will DO en-
tered against you and judgment rendered
thereon in accordance with the prayer in
plaintiff petition.
.. Il. HACKWORTH,
Atty for Petitioner.
July 9ti, '6S wit.
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How can 70 bloom so fresh and
Y" goes the old Scotch Song
Nv? Why, those who show the
bpm Of health on their checks, take
Hntation Bittors, which has tho
Fer Of terrifying tho system a.
ghst disease, and Of regulating the
dtstivo apparatus. Arc you dys-
p&ic, weak, void Of energy? Havo
ydlittlc or no appetite, headache
cdinued lassitudo and depression OF
sHits2 Take s. T.-1s6O-X.,
an bloom and beauty will rcturn.-
III Bittcrs havo become q house,
hob friend,
1agnolia Water.-A delightful
toilt articlc-supcrior to Cologne,
and at half tho price.
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Louisville. Ky.

k34r3ineE's Compound is Il cortaip, aate
and peraIah9at cure of hheuiaatiem, Mem
.aigsa and all impurities Of the Blood
anSJWIy
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Eytra SnaniaI Mnficn.
SMiTufS TV)NIC SYRUP.

Beware of Ceunterfcits! Smiths Tonic
syrup has been couaterioitcd, and Ethe
colsntcrioiter brought To gtiet.
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Jesse Craig and Hon J. w. Dixon,
Of this city.
Tho "Invincibles" added humor-
ous and grotcsque feature to tho
celebration.
Below wc submit moro circuni-
stantial account from tho pom of our
Orchard Grove Correspondent:
EDIToRs COURIER
Notwithstnn ding
tho excessive heat, the 4th passed off
very pleasantly in Agency City, and
had it not boon for tho death and
burial Of an old and cstimable citi-
zen Mr.. csStcphons, thore wo'd
have boon no shadow to mar the fcs-
tive rejoicings Of tho occasion.
Wo were forcibly reminded in this
instance that in tho midst of life the
dark wing Of death o'or shadows us.
The community here will feel the
loss of this good man. Firm in prin-
ciplc, pillar in tho church and q
citizen who controlled an Influence
not cqualcd by many, his memory
will DO ombalmod by the fragrance Of
noble dccds and actions that shall be
waited down the aisle Of time, even
to the threshold Of eternity.
Coming back to the programme
for tho day, We note the procession Of
the Brass Band, belonging to this
place, and who did themselves great
credit in their rendering Of al the
popular and appropriate pieces SOLICIT
cd for their practice. Thon came
tho car Of young ladies' representing
the States respectively, they were
dressed in white and tastefully orna-
mcntcd, and altogether as handsome
body Of girls as you will find out
side the mystic shades of fairy land.
Tho representative Of tho District Of
Columbia, who stood supporting the
flag, would rival the Goddess of Lii b.
erty in her singular grace and beau
ty. Following was Band Of Mar
tial music, whose animating strains
stirred the patriotic hearts Of tho loy-
al, while it carried us back to tho
days wherein was crowded so much
of pain and misery that blightcd
and mildewed the buds and blossoms
Of life's promises, and left us to
mourn over their ashes.
On arriving at the Grove, ono of
natures temples, the Stan Spangled
Banner was sung, tho Declaration of
Independence was read and prayer
offered. Thon Elder ]. Craig deliv-
erod an Grafton that was replete
with force, cloquencc, and truth.
Mr.. Dixon, ofyour place gave fit
ly address, brief and to tho point, fol-
lowed by toasts and singing, and on
the whole tho audience seemed
to be well entertained and to consid-
or tho day o perfect success.
We admire these old fashioned
celebrations, thcy bcar.the landmarks
Of tho times when our foorfathors so
earnestly unprecedented liberty of
thought, freedom of action, and tho't
it o duty as well as pleasure to
commemorate tho birth of our ma
ton. III
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Why Better Than all others? Be.
caulc puror; cleaner; highly prcfum.
ed; restored quicker, no'dirt; no gum;
don't stain---aBarlctt's Hair Bestor.
alive overtops everything.
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Agency City items.

GIps1Es ABouT.-On yesterday we
noticed wagon passing our Office,
with the inscription N largo letters
painted on Che wsgon covcr aThc
Great Gypsy FJrtuno Tcllcr." a
friend who visited their camp east Of
town yesterday evening, says they
havo q worry comfortable looking con-
col tent, AMI wore busiIy engaged IN
dispensinsf for tho sum Of
fifty GEMS and that the chief for
tune tciler who styles hersel MADAM
BrAISA, is on old resident of Dahl
lonedI, by the name Of Mary Stone,
ALA Mary HUFF, alias Mary Bartlett.
se STOCK.
Sim CLANCY shipped car Of sheep
ltom here to Chicago last week, and
Mr.. jackson two cars sheep for the
same destination.
Last week Smith, Brown & Live
ly shipped 5 cars hogs and cattle and
Mr.. jackson two cars COWS to Chica-
60. s.ss INV.
wool.
]. @. A. Dawson, informs us that
he has purchased 10000 lbs Of wool
at prices ranging from % to 2Sc for
unwasbod, and 35 to 45cfor tub wash
cd.
4. M. Wilcoxson l. Co., have pur-
chased about 2, oOoibs At prices cor
responding with the above.
John Fullen has purchased $4,000
Tbs ut about tho same rates.
tits said by competent judges that
1000 persons attended tho celebra-
ton at Agency City on tho 4th.-
Everything passed off PLEASANTLY ex-
ccpt a little fracus between 3. T.
Veach and some ono else.
Vcach was arrested by the Mar
shall promptly and fined $500 by bis
Honor Mayor w oodford.
The declaration was road by Rev.
E. Tibbctts. The orators wero Rev.
Jesse Craig and Hon J. w. Dixon,
Of this city.
Tho "Invincibles" added q humor'
ous and grotcsque feature to the
celebration.
Below wc submit q more circum
stantial account from tho pom Of oril
Orchard Grove Correspondent:
EDIToRs COURIER
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DRUGS.

There has pccn a material advance
in Castor Oil.
Trade has been moderately active
Tor the past week. There has not
been much change in prices.
We quote afcw leading articles, rs
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WOOL.
nn..a:ns. Is, ..nns1lls

Wool is coming in rapidly. We
have no changes to report, aud sub
NIT our last weeks quotations:
Mashed 34@42
Unwashed 20@25
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Falllily Groceries
The Highest Price in Cash Paid
for WHEAT.

I hope by fair sioaiing, and keeping good
goods, WAR; sNTlsD aa represented, to
secure a liberal share of public patronage.
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Inlnnnchnlenl.

New YORK, April 1.-THE Times
Washington special says: 1t is now I'M
derstood to be the intention of the de-
Tense when the prosecution read their
case, to move a further delay of week
or ten days, on the ground of need for
preparation Of the opening argument
and production of wi nesses. 1t is pref
ty certain that the request, if made,
will be denied. The coupsel for the de-
Tense have applied for and obtained the
issue of a subpoena to Mack" of the
Cincinnati Commercial, To appear as y
witness in behalf of the President. 1t
is expected that he will testify to the
fact that previous to the final removal
of Mr.. Stanton the President defended
himself against the charge of conspira-
cy, which was then made against him
and now forms the chief point of the
Impeachment articles. He will he used
by the prosecution OF the crnss-exami-
nation to show that the President de-
nounccd Congress i'll private as well as
in nubLia
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FROM HnHnnn.

NEW YORK, April 4.-The Hcrald's Ha
vana special says: The professors in
the Royal Institute have not been paid
for five months. The Chairs of PhilUs.
ephy and Literature have been removed,
and the students in the University
course are now obliged to go to Madrid.
Cinnamon desiring baptism have to
obtain residence and present photo
graph, together with written petition
TO that effect. This is Il recent order of
the Bishops, promulgated for the pur-
pose of preventing a second administra-
ton of the sacrament to tie same per-
son.
IL is believed that the recent fires on
the plantations, which have of late
been extending, are due to incendiar-
ism.
When the cholera made its appear
ance at Manzanillo, one American sailor
aboard tEe brig Amoa died. The YES
sci had been 10 quarantine.
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.1ggg5 Jele7gyrtaapph
= {, TO THE RKGIsTER--
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.l

LONDON, April 4.--The defeat of the
Ministry is the chief topic of copversa-
ton. Most of the journals have ed
itorials on the subject. The Times says:
The House of Commons have resolved
that this cancer of the empire shall be
removed. The rejection of Mr.. Stan
ley's amendment and the adoption Of
Mr. Gladstone's resolution are merely
the first steps of the operation. The
national will is soon to be expressed,
audit will be no uncertain sound. 1t will
insist that the work so happily begun
shall be thoroughly performed. This
mornings vote is the dawn of q re-
united empire. New Ireland may take
condolences; she is sustained by vast
balance of the opinion of the kingdom
The wrongs of ages will be ended and the
right done amid the acclamations of ma
tions. This must guarantee peace.
BERLIN, April THE dag of North
Germany, which was presented to Par,
lament by citizens of New Orleans, was
formally accepted yesterday, to be
hung in the Chambers.
Resolutions declaring that members
ought not to be held responsible else
where for any woIds uttered in debate
were carried by large majority.
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State Of West virginia.

Wetscl County Circuit COuyi--.iprrl Es'a,
lsG-.
Patrick Mccullough aud John llasAn oOP't
nsrS in business under the firm BaInt q J
Mccullough & Co, Joseph M"rns Para
Mccullough and John lIagan, co IAfu'' 10
business 1ndcT the firm name oi y h"'
Co William Kinney aud James hiurf "
partners In IusiHess under %" tIu HaH- 4"
Kinney & Co, cOmplAinauts.
Levi sherman. administrator 81 the ''lir q
Allen g.. Brown, deceased, Jo'cphus si'a
Margaret Brown, the wiioW ~ ,Ah AB'h 70
Brown, deceased, Silas Ilaught and Ja.hA,
bis wife, David Barr and Samantha hs 40
Remembrance Barr and Gillia T. D. 80
Jeremiah Glover aud Eliza Gl0yrf bio a.F
Jesse Brown and Nancy Beli brown. oh"''i
and heirs at law Of said Allen q kroSn %
ceased In CharF.
I'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT II ~ ~
/ force the lien Of a Judgment rcroytfe
cOmpiainants against Allen O. Brown dH.l~
by the sale of a certain Tract Of land DO VIZ.
county, West VitgHia, containing lS''' "
acres and owned by said Alien u bf"En
And IL appearing from an affidavit ~ y. -
this cause that Nancy Bcll Brown. onf "'
defendants in the above cause, b. not AZ ~.
itant Of this State, u II ordered, on p,"''1 '
the cOmplainants by their attorney hS =,
Nancy Bell Brown appear hsrs Sii,t -
month after the publication Of this "re'' -
de what IN necessary 10 protect her MIR, /.
this suit, and that this order h pnhish,s,e. -
q week for fOuT successive weeks ~ ths - ~.
EG REGISTER, newspaper printed 10 ., :
West Va, and posted un the irrAi %
Wotzel County Court House for lih' ~
Teste TRlEND co
w. V. HoGE, ta.
Atty for COmplalnants. mAiJI %''
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Washington IIeua.

WASHINGTON. April 4.-The public
debt statement will he issued to-day,
and will show slight increase.
A large number of leaves of absence
are being granted in the several depart
ments TO clerks who claim a residence
in Connecticut to allow them to go
home ard vote.
The process of reducing the clerical
force of the Treasury Department is
now going an. About dozen female
clerks and cOpyiSts were discharged a
day or two ago, and many more have
been notified that they will be dis
charged.
The rebel Colonel Greenfield has es-
capped from the Dry Tortugas, where
he was sentenced for life OH conviction
of conspiracy, with others, to burn the
cities of Chicago and Bntfalo'and effect
the release of the rebel prisoners con-
fined at Camp Douglas
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From ~. I.ouis

ST. LOUIS, April 4.-Omahad dispatches
of Yesterday says the Indian Peace
Commission left for North Platte at 8
o'clock.
1.-THE Omaha delegation, who have been
for several weeks past at New York ar
ranging the final location for the rail-
road bridge across the Missouri, return
ed to-day. They report their mission
complete success. 4 main high bridge,
$500 feet long, will be built on high
ground in the southern part OF the city.
The structure is to be of granite, with a
foundation superstructure of iron. The
estimated cost is nearly two million
dollars and will he finished i'll about two
years. The company will commence
work as soou as possible. The granite
will be hauled from the Rocky Monn-
tains.
The Denver papers report that Ryder
son, who killed Chief Justice Slough, of
New Mexico, last fall, has been cleared
by jury.
The western mails were still behind,
detained by snow in the mountains.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, April 4.
The market for cotton goods con-
times active and quite strong. Heavy
sheetings, best makes firm and in re-
quest at lSial9c, with only moderate
stocks offering. Prints, in light stock
and animated demand, with q strong
upward tendency; Spragues l4!c; Pa
citic commands l4aI4tc; Richmond
quick at l3ic and will go to lac soon;
Gloucester in request at 1910. Cling
hams salesble at lSc for Lancaster; l6Ic
for Glasgow; and 14c for Hartford.
Heavy brown drills depressed at lie,
but likely to advance. Nous delaines
are also depressed and only meet linn
tied demand at lSc Bleached muslins
in request aud tending upward; New
York Mills scarce aud wanted at Soc;
Wamsutta 29c; LOnsdale 20c; Hills
Semper Idem l9c; Red Bank 13tc;
Waltham 81 SOC and 1914 55c. Foreign
fancy dress goods in good demand.
bringing better prices. WoOleas are
without animation and continue de-
pressed, except choice things of the
finest material, which are in request at
fair prices.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 4.
FLOUR-Dull and dropping; family
held at 10 25al0 80.
WHEAT-Dull and lower; sales No. l
at 2 40a2 AZ.
CORN-Sales at Sc for ear.
OATS - Have advanced to 75c for
No. |.
RYE-Has advanced to IS.
BARLEY - Market unchanged and
quiet.
TOBACCO-Dull at l OOa2 90 lower;
sales 90 hhds.
COTT0N--Held higher; middling sold
at 2Sc, but holders asked 2Stc.
MESS PORK-Sales at 20 %, but hold
ers not offering to sell.
BULK MEATS-Unsettled; not much
offering, and higher rates are asked;
shoulders held at llfc; sides sold at lac;
clear sides held at l5lal6c.
BACON-Scarce and not much offer
ing; shoulders could not have been
bought below l29c; clear rib sides at
l5tal54c; clear at lGial6lc.
LARD-In better demand; sales at
l6c.
BUTTER-Firm ut 45a5Gc.
EGGS-Sales at l5c.
CLOVER SEED-Very dull and nom-
inal at lOc, but there is hardly any de-
mand.
GOLD-At 80 buying.
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FROM Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-The Mayor
and other elective officers of Alexandria,
Virginia, with the exception If four oil
eight aldermen, have been or will be
summoned TO the office of the Military
Commissioner of Election and Registra-
ton for the Eighth District, to answer
whether or not they can take the test
oath.
The Alexandria Gazette says: Appli-
cants for the various offices soon TO be
made vacant are numerous, but great
difficulty will be experienced in filling
them from among the white residents
of the city who lived here previous to
the war, because nearly all that class
voted for the ordinance of secession.
Major General Hancock has not yet
no,nced the location of his head
quarters in this city.
SO far not more than six witnesses
have been summoned by tho Presidents
counsel on the impeachment case.
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New Yori, Market.

New YORK, April A. 2
COTTON-Active and excited; lie
higher; sales of 100 bales at 30c for mid
ding uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts 6469 barrels; dull
and sc lower. fz% -
WHEAT-More steady with export
demand, ocean freights having declined.
RYE-Quiet at 80 for western.
: ,OATSQuiet at S5c for western in
store. FH
CORN-Dull and heavy at FOCAL %
for new mixed western afioat and l pa
~ for old in store.
-PORK-Firmer and quiet; sales of $50
barrels new mess at 25 62ia25 rs, cash;
25 75a25 81, regular, and % 00a26 l2f
sellers option for May.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and unchanged.
BACON-Firm with fair demand at
l3c for Cumberland cut.
LARD-Firmer with fair demand at
l6Sal7c.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, April =.
BEEF CATTLE-The offerings at the
scales dnring the past week amounted
to 564 head, against sou last week. Of
the number offered l2l head came from
Ohio, 100 from Virginia, and Ia from
Maryland, over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad; 145 from Pennsylvania and
80 from Ohio, over the Northern Cen
trail Railroad; and ST from Maryland on
foot. OF the receipts 405 head were ia
ken by Baltimore butchers, 80 head sold
to Washington and Annapolis butchers,
9 to Norfolk butchers, and 81 to far
mers for grazing. Prices to-day ranged
as follows: Old Cows and Scalawags at
8 25a5 IS; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
and Cows 75a6 50; fair quality Beeves
6 50a7 so, and the very best Beeves 50a
10 so per 100 lbs, the average price be-
ing about 80 gross. The market was
active to-day, and prices advanced
about % cents per 100 lbs on the rates
of last week.
SHEEP-The supply during the past
week has not been sufficient to meet the
demand, and prices have improved,
ranging chiefly at 7a9 cents per ID gross.
HOGS-Thc arrivals during the past
week nave been light, and with good
demand the market has ruled firm.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: fair to
good live Hogs II Scala 90 per 100 lbs
net.
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HOUSE.

The. Speaker presented a message
from the President in relation to a
treaty with the German Powers respect
ing naturalization. Referred to the
committee on Foreign Relations.
The House, in committee of the
Whole, proceeded to the Senate cham
6er-no business to be done on reas-
semb!ing.
On reassembling 1T half.past three,
Mr.. Washburne reported the action of
the Senate adjourning, as Court, until
Thursday next.
Mr.. Eldridge moved that when the
House adjourn to-day, it adjourn to
meet on Wednesday next. He stated
that by an adjournment to that day the
Managers would have an opportunity of
bringing before the House any
proposition they might desire to sub
init.
After discussion it was agreed to, aud
the House adjourned to IL eet ON Wed
uesday.
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A Legal Sduabbie,

New YORK, April 5.-Judgc Barnard,
of the Supreme Court, in the Erie Rail-
way cases yesterday afternoon decided,
after considerable sparrimg on the part
of the counsel, that Mr. Jay Gould, the
Erie director, arrested yesterday in AL
bany, must file answers to interloga-
tories by Wednesday Uext and held him
in $50, 900 bonds, with two sureties.
Immediately upon adjournment of the
court, writ of habeas corpas issued by
Judge Barrett, of the Court of Common
Pleas, was served upon the Sheriff in
GOuld's case, and the whole party ad-
journed to the Court of Common
mon Pleas, when after lengthy argu-
ment in regard to the legal status of
the case Judge Barrett decided in favor
of the release of Gould from the custo-
dy of the Sheriff, and place him in
charge of an officer of the Court of
Common Pleas.
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, April Al. X. Whitaker, a
messenger in the employ of the Mer-
chants Union Express Company, and
w. S. G. Herbert, were arrested at
the Briggs House yesterday, charged
with robbiug the Company of $4,000.
All but about $4,000 of the money was
found In their possession.
During last night and this morning
three inches of snow fell. The storm
appears to have been general through
out Wisconsin and Minnesota.
The car works of the city railroad
company were destroyed by fire last
night. The loss on building aud stock
is about $4,000; fully insured. Two
dwelling houses adjoining were dam
aged to the eXtent of S3OOO; insured.
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state Of West virginia.
Ohio County CircHit COHrf-fs"'"'
Rules, 1867.
Michael Riley

va
George BIggs, Allen Biggs, Daniel BlEE. -. -.
Biggs, Priscilla Foley, Ei hAHlA' ~ -.
heirs AZ law OF Henrietta WAriiB, be- - =.
are unkhoyR. William Galbralth Ahh 70
Ann his wife; Sarah Jane. danEh'fi % -
jamin Bisgs, and her hnsbaDd Hh"ss . :,
are unknown, heirs ut las Of BeHJsinp = :, =
deceased: Ann Biggs the hein a. -
Abraham Roland, OF Kline R0lahH. y -,
cana Blackstone, whose names are nL' :.
- Waugh and his wife. Eh0-s hA,y 4
unknoan, helm at laW Of DaTii fs''>I
ceased; the heirs st Law Of Snssn 49,, 800 -,
names ara also unknown and WIZ"
heirs at law Of Jacob Roland deoe.-s -
Ohio county, RotsJt X. Woo. i hs1s
T'HE 0BJECr OF THIS SUIT IS ~ = :,
i force the lien Of judgment r,cS.J !,
complainant against Jacob RolGDa, or To-, .
the sale Of a certain lot Of grvqnd 10 We"
erty, and swned by said Roland ~. 4,
And II appearing from an aihda't sI - =, "
eanse that PTisciIis Foley. III A1rtn
at Law OF Henrietta Martin. the bsirS q - = !,
Abraham Roland, The hsln at -.
Roland. the betrs az Law Of LsthsAaA bl 80
Washington L. BigEs and Mary Ans e. - a.
J0hn Glass and wife Maria, YiElsm - 70
the heirs Al Law Of Susan Sins, are 80
dcnts Of this State; and IL fBEtset AH -.
that the names Of = waugh ana ,,syr
helm at Law Of David Roland; sarah J. 80
OF Beajsnin PiEEs, and bsr ha'"'S'
are unknown Il /,
On pStisn Of, complaiRaRis oooss.s .,
ordered that uley do abpeAI bSfs 80 -
month after the fourth weekly pu"i.s1. n -
p1ztiDg Of tEis OsdeT At the ffont 90 -, ~
Court House Of Ohio county and do - Z. a.
may deem ft 20 urotsct thsir intsf,tC
suit. Test; hICHAELJ J. bBhiIS,D,t
JACOB 4 CLAKEE, LIS
SODA for Complainant. min
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April 4

CHICAGO, April 4.
FLOUR-Dull and easier, and the de.
mand light.
WHEAT-Better and in moderate de-
mand, closing steady at 9l4al 93i.
CORN-Unsettled; opened firm and
higher, and closes weak and lower ct
7s5a7sfc for No. l; sellers option for all
May S7ta88c.
OATS-Easier at the close of the
market and held at SHE.
RYE-Dull and nominal and held at
60 for No. l, and No. 2 at 55al' 66.
BARLEY-Dull aud unsettled and
held nominally at 35a2 %.
PORK-Held at "a 62ta24 IS; choice
brands held by some at % OO.
LARD-Firmer and quiet at l6c.
BULK MEATS-Strong and higher;
shoulders quoted at lo4allc; rough sides
at 12fa13c; short rib at l3fal4c, and
short clear held at 15c.