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! Trustees SaIe.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEBS7 OF 9AusF.
10 dated the tourteenth day OF June, $50,
myselfas Trustees, and OF recOTd IN the CIsr<'s
ONCE OF Ohio COW ~, volume 50, page 81. i
vii Eell az Ihss Court HOUSE In tns city OF
cember, 1865, the following de crtbed prop r.
" mentioned In said Deed OF Trust 10 viii
a piece or parcel of ground Situated on the
bank OF Wheeling Creek, in the city OF
q pslnt one hundred and ninety Ieet east OF
stleet called Crescent street, lad ont fronn
Eon street eastEardly % the Crescent hon
CreEcent street being 4 continuation Of
| WebaeF ftreet, though running nearer The
1 street, thence nOrthwardly along the east
/ sidB OF an alley twenty IeeG wide % = heel.
i E1xtT feet, thence sonthWarily Dy q lin
Il paTIiIel with said alley 10 said Crescent
stIest, thence WestWard1y along TIE notth
OF beEtDnfngy together with the mAehinefy,
nxtnres and iuapFOS emeni8 thereon or aP-
Conveyed by Gill q HaTdmhn TO lbbltson q
Ztmmer and by the latter 10 Robert 1bhit-
Terms OF sale, one fourth cash, and the re-
mRlnder in tqGai payments oE six. twelve
and eighteen months, with Interest nom
day oil sale, secured by Deed OF Trust ON lhO
lie title TO the above property Is believed
convey such title q y vested In me by said
oeSo.lmeod EH. FTTzHUeH.Tr Trustee.
naALONs "PAPHIAN LOTION" nor
Beautifying the SKIN and. COMPLEX
Pimples, Moth BlotGhe3y Tant ETC., and rem
defs the Skin Soft, Fair and Blooming.
For Ladies IN the Nursery Il is fnyalua bic.
For Gentlemen AFTER shaving IL ha3no
etPAPHIAS LOTION Is The only reitsbls
remedy for diseases and blemisnes OF me
PHALoN's sPAPHIAN SOAP" for the
Toilet, Nursery and Bath. win not chap the
Hlrin- Price Is cents per cake.
aFLOR DE lTAYO.1
sELOR DE MAYOR -lf 81
A new perfume for the HandkerchIa Ex
qutslte, Delicate, Lasting Eragrnnce.
RHALoS a Son. Now York. Sold By All
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CLARENCE Il. CLARK, President. o.
utIve Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE. VIce-PTesident,
EMERSON W. PEET. Secretary ana Actu-
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nttinal Mottea, ofll.e Pres,.


Harper's Bazaar contains, besides pictures.
t,attarIls, etc, q variety Of matter of especial
tise and Interest to the family, articles on
health, dress and housekeeping In all It's
branches, ltH editorial matter Is respectfully
adapted 70 the circle lt Is intended to interest
and fuStTtiet; and It has, besides, good stories
and literary matter Of merit. It's not sur
prisfng that the journal. with such features,
has achieved In q abort time an Immense
suceess: for something OF its bind was desired
In thonsands OF families, and It's publishers
have fiIled the demand.-tNew York Even-
Il hether we consider Its claims as based
iripou ftfle elegance and sur enoEity. Of The
paper, It's typographical appearance, the
Taste and Judgment displays in the ensray-
irIRs or the literary cOntrIpu lions contained
in Its pages we unheBitahnly pronounce II
IN be superior IN each and every PARTICULAR
to EHry other EmilaI publication he,e or
abroad. -fPhiIadeipb1 Legal :1nteilIgencer
we know OF noother Enghshi or american
Journal o I fashion tnat1 cam Pretend to APP
proach 1t In completeness and variety
New York Tines 5,.y
ithaB the meTitof being sensible. OF con-
yeyingl Instruction, OF giving excellent pat
terms In every department, and OF being wen
stocked with good reading matter1-l W atch7
u 10 d res acoofding 10 HaHpsl,s Bazaar WIN
be The aim and ambition OF the women o.
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uARR1Ep.

YouHe-et ain Salt Lake City;
18th in the presence of the Saints, Brig
ham Young to Mrs. I. u. Martin. Miss
Emily p. Martin, Miss L. r. PeDde-
0rast- Mrs.. r. N. JeniGkson, and Miss
p. Cleveland, all OF Berks, England.
No. Cards.
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HARD MonRY IN NEvADA.-The vir-
GINA (Nevadal Enterprise has the fol-
lowing:
Parties from White Pine tell 1t as a
fact that in the towns In that region
Jumps of silver ore are used as a circu-
lating medium, and are found to an
swer very we'll in the Rbsenceof a sufa.
cheney OF coin. Even at the. gaming
tables ore goes The kind of ore used
IL the pure chloride, which Is so rich as
20 be quite EnalIeable. A miner With a
sack OF this kind of currency under his
arm marches up to thsifafo table, take1
out chunk and plants It upon card.
For instance, the chunek is supposed to
be worth i've dollars; the miner, a5 he
puts down his lump, says, Five dole
lars" The faro man picks up the piece,
looks at 1t, and, If satisfied, says ..Ftve
dollars goes :" then wins the lump and
throws Il inboia gunny sack stunning
behind him. - -
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yFR4 Mucn MARRIED.-The Follow
ing Is supposed 10 have been cut from
a Salt Lake paper.
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snbserIp5ions-1seo.
TxRNIa.

Harper's Bazaar. ono %
An extra cory of either the Masazine,
weekly or BaHir will be supplied gratis Tor
evarV CIuD of Five Subscribers OF VI 0p each,
in one renaittance or Six UopIes for so ~.
: Su6serf ptIonsto HATper's nfRga1inei Week
IL. and Bazaar. to one address Tor one y ear,
address for one year. 81 90. :.
BacR numbers can be supplied at any
Ts5a ,,ostaRe ON Harpers Bazaar IS 20 cents q
YEAR WHOM must be paid At the subscriber .
post once lt'' HARPER q BROTHERS.
,,ovis - 80 New York
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GanfattouaI.
WEST VIRaINIA
AGRICULTURAL GlIILEEE

TIHE FALL TERM OF THIS INsTTTU-
II tuition WIN begin sEPrEHrBER lst, 1853
5he se9Pe Of The College, beside q PREPA.
! hATORY DEPARTMENT, embraces full
ana thorough CourFes OF sInstruction I'm
AaLae1ldtfeS, Ancient and Modern Ldn0ltn9aE,
E1attosoPhys General Literature, Tie SeieJIceE,
AQrteIidltre, and AilitmV Tactics.
Inc COST OF 1ulllon, Books and Boarding
need hot exceed nom $50 70 S176 per Rnnum.
In respect 10 Health, beautiful Scenery and
favorable Moral surrounding, the place 4
ALEx. MARTIN, DID; Prestdeus. and
Professor Of Mental and Moral PhiInsophy.
Z. g LYON, A. n, H1es EreEidsnt, Professor
Of English Literature and Principal Prep'y
Col. ]. Z. WKAvKR, A. N, Professor OF Ma
themRtica Rad OF Military Tactics.
8. q. sTEHEHs, A. NJ, Professor OF Natural
Philosophy aud OF the Natural Scfsnces-
HEHRI W. HARNAN, ID d., Professor OF
Ancientand Modern Languages and Eilera-
tura-
OLIVER W. MILLER, A. NJ, Assistant In
the Preparatory Department.
GEO. NJ HA6ANS, ESQ. superintendent of
the Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH w. BROOK, N. n, Lectnrer on
EhyGoloEy and Hygiene.
Hon: ions a; DILL, Lecturer on Civil and
o--et- .s---N--'-- -''. AIEx. MARTIN.
MoRsAETowHz, West VI
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grtv g arertisetasuts
Great Distribution by che
Metronontan Gfs Co....Oash GINS 10
tho amount or s3S0.o00.--Every
Ticket DrhNa n.PrIna.

a chance 10 draw any OF the above Prizes
1or 26cs Tickets describing Prizes are aRAI.-
I'D inEnVelopeS and well mixed. ON receipt
OF % cents q 6HALlD TICKET e. drawn
without choice and SAINT by mail to any adj
dress. The prime named upon 1t win Be de-
nvered to the ticket-holder ON payment of
enc dollar. Prizes are immediGtely sent
to any address ny express or retorn mail.
leu VIII know what your Prize Is before
you pay for it. An0 Prize exchanged for
cplOthlT5 ef fha 6aills UdEit6. Mo Hanks,
Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
ReEereuee9.-Wo select tho following
from many who have lately drawn Vain
BILE Prizes and kindly permitted us topublI1h
IhannsI s. 7, Wnkins, 8udalo, ~. ". 5000
Miss Annie Monroe, Chicago, Plano, 1850;
John D. Moore, Louisville, 5000; Miss
Emmn WaiWortht Milwaukee,, Piano, 500,
Rev. e. a. Lay, New orleans, $50. We
publish no names without permission.
Opinions OF 1h0 Pee8g=s1he nrm is
reliable, and deserve their succeS8."-R6skLy
1fibiIRs, Alt0.A We know Them 20 be flir
dealing nrrti.s-N.Ys Herald. Aug p. SEA
friend Of ouns drew 500 prize, which was
promptly received. ''-DdtlV N6I1J Sept. 5.
: send for circular. Liberal induceinents to
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package OF SCALED EnYeopes contains ONE
CASH OFT. Six Tickets for Il; Is for ~ 50
for s.; ITO Tor SIS. AN ietters should be adj
.RARPER, WILSON q CO.,
- FNHFanNT
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TRY 1t FOE ONE YEAR,
Subscription PRICE 90 per annum.
single GOpios..,..-...-.....-..-..-. IS cents.
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The object OF this Association is TO secure
cash payment within forty days after the
death OF a member of as many liars ISL there
are members In the class to which he or sho
belongs, to his or her heirs.
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hates of Advertising,
10 cents per IIne.
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Address all orden 70
seiit GRO.P. ROWELLR CO.,.
PUBLISHERS,
- ~ 20 Park Row, New York.
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Business Suits

M q UTM AN & CO.'S.
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All communication should be addressed
to ROBERT P. NOAH, No. ~ i htrte
Washington, ID. O., General Agent for the
District Of Columbia and states Of Virginia
and West Virginia, or the Manhattan Co
operative Relief Association.
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THE .FoURIsT."

Tar. Rosin and Roofing Cement
nn BBLs NORTH CARoLINA TAB.
III 10 - low No. RoEin. 3srss ~
50 Roofing Cement. q -zs5 1V-i
Pure Pine Tar put up In one gallon CAM
ana 40 lo1 4-.is iom' oHA9. II. BERRY,
apras No. f6 water stree
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LTrnstaa,s aala .

Boston boasts Office and anticipates
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:ss.speeIal attention given 70 repairing
Watches. Cl0okH and I6HelTy.
Sole Agents for Grover q Bakers 1mproy-
ed Family Sewing MacllineA. noVR
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Senator Edmunds, chairman ofathe
Joint relrenchmsnt committee, has been
engaged at the Treasury Department
for several days past In examining the
affairs ofthe printing division while IL
was under the charge of Mr.. s. NJ.
Clark. Several other members of the
ommittes are expected to join him in a
thorough Investigation of the affairs OF
the printing bureau since It's organiza-
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belongs, to his or her heirs.
MEMBERSHIP FEES.
The membership fees are sir dollars atjoln-
INC. Tor IChich a Certificate Of McubeTthtp
irfi be IitT1if&hedl and one dollar and ten
cents on the death of each member OF which
dine notice will be given. One dollar from
eSCll member goes 10 the widow OF heirs OF
the deceased member, and len cents for ex-
Tbis company is divided into TEN
GLASSES FOR MEN and TEN GLASSES
allied. ten new Glasses will be adopted Men
and women are not allowed In the same
Glasses, Everything done to make each
Class equal. .-.......
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ILLUSTRATION.

dies. The Association pays overwithin forty
days IS 900 10 the widow or heirs, and the re-
manning members forward within thirty
ISOLATION to reimburse II. Failing to send
this sum they forfeit to the Association all
moneys paid, and the Association supplies a
new member 10 all the plaza OF the retiring
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OFFTCRRS.

Where the general business OF the COmpan
Is transacted, and TO which all general co
respOndence should be addressed.
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The TRUSTEES of Tho Association are.
E. McCURDY. ESQ.
Metal Company. "a .
W.SsCARMAN, ESD, President Stuyvesani
Bank, New York city.
Il. w. FORD, ESD, Cashier National Bank
of the Republic.
L. w. MORAY. ,.4-s
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The contract of the present proprl-
legislative proceedings of Congress,
expires on tho Ash of next March. The
joint committee on printing Is to deter
mine whether the contract shall be re-
newed or the work done at the govern
innant y1r3ntfnc, nf1iRa 7f-ai r=--5H
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New York rtnance,,

By Telegraphj NEW YoRK, August II.
Money nrmsr, with increasing nand. Outstandtua
loans at per cent were generally put at cent and
many banks and money lenders disposed
for new buInsss ehipu sats OF currency to the Yves,
continue Prime paper is in better suppy;7 per
the minimum rate.
Governments heavy and lower. Abstter feeling al
the close and some inclination among dealers to buy
Coupons Of 81 141@A; 80 lska '6i e11Eszz; 's5 III
OK; new 1895; 81 7ssGs1; 'es 1885 Is 70. So
Bh.
Gold Weakened znaer the rnnor Of import Of thr-
~ thousand pounds sterling opened 47 fell to 4ss
and closed steady 1t 4ss4
There WA farther break in tie railroad dur
ing tho morning. followed by sharp election th af-
ternoon Though the highest ngnrss were sustained
st the close the market bearing OF and unsettled
kxprsss shares lower.
At $50 the prices were: Merchants Union 2llsC0A
Western Union Telegraph s47S2 =. Amsrn Elk 4o04l;
New York Central l26s5s Erie 521s ~ do preferred
es11c79 Reading eo4A Wabash sol1@s4. Chicago &
Alton preferred 1885,; so71 ISL preferred SOFA
u; MO liz; NJ sslfass: III Central 1a2s r ss54
o.
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1,Adolph Moses, Esq, an Attorney At Law
Of Quincy, ILL.,, delivered on last Sunday az
ternoon, at the Jewish House of Worship, =
lecture on the subject Of ''The benefit of the
century to the Jews"
The lecture was well delivered, evincing on
the part Of Mr.. Moses thorough acquain-
lance with the history and character of his
people and of the action Of European Governs
ments in regard to them. he showed that
the advancing civilization Of tho country had
emancpated the Jews from the oppression
and disabilities, which ignorance and predju-
dice had placed upon them and that under
the influence of free institutions the Jews had
proven themselves worthy Of the confidence
Of their Christian neighbors, both in Europe
and this country. Many Of them had risen
to high positions Of honor and responsibility
Mr.. Moses had recently passed over the
Convention Of the Jews, of thesorder 'sBenai
Birth, Or Sons of Covenant, and his design
is to organize . Lodge Of that order in our
city. His lecture was listened to with great
interest and attention BY large audience Of
both Jews and Christians. It was liberal in
sentiment and v as Al eloquent appeal to the
people Of his persuasion in behalf of the
charitable purposes and tie practice Of the
highest virtues. JOIN RRucR.
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CITY NEWS.
GRANT AND OOLFAx.
UMion an d V.tctory!
MASS MEETING.

The people Of Lee county are requested to
meet in Mass Convention on Wednesday,
September ID, 1868, at the Junction, for the
purpose Of hearing the political issues Of the
day ably and eloquently discussed.
Hon. James Harlan, Gen, Hiram Scho>
field, Hon. George W. McCrary, and other
distinguished speakers will address the meet
ing.
The watch-6res Of Republicanism burn
brightly. Come to this meeting, feel their
glow, participate in the good time, and show
by your presence that the loyal citizens Of
Lee county are now, as they ever have been,
opposed to the revolutionary doctrines of
Copperhead Democracy.
By order Of the Lee County Republican
Central Committee.
john VAN vALKESBuRG, Chairman.
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Let those who have detected in the preu..
turs evidence of age-the tell-tale whitening
the locks, the unnatural timing Of the GOV.
sring which nature designated should be pre-
served to the period Of dissolution, lose no
time in securing bottle Of ''Barrett's Veg
stable Hair Restorative" tho great antidots
% badness, cray hair and wigs. Buffalo
ESYrsse dkw-M
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cn..axo Live STOCK market.

Gnisako Live stock market.
Hy Telegraph CRIoAso. Aug. L.
Catt,s-Entirey nominal Buyers OF all clnas.s hold
aoof The market may be quoted at ses6 IS for good
choice Is 1886 IS for smooth e-hy steer q
a. 20 for butchers' cows and light ieshs steers.
Hogs-Rscsipts aboat 500 head. Thu MARKETS very
dull and buyers and sellers widely apart in their
views Holders in yielded % cents, but buy
ers generally demanded deduction Of 3o(@s5c. Bales
foot ea2 head at ~ 759 6 for to choicest
lots.
sheep Weak and dropping Between 26oo and 5000
head valued 1t at range OF 54a4 so for choice
ed lots 50 Is 70 for medium good; s. b013 for In
ferior to common.
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The boys Of Dss Moines have organized !
buriesque Opera Troupe of Amateurs, and.
" are informed, viii visit Keckuk in week
or two. We advise them to do tho "besk
cork burslness' little better than certain
Celebrated travelling troups va wot Off
sEood reputation is what they are seek;n,
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rsw xorz r,nrkat.

NsW H0f1 msrKel.
~ Telegraph INV Yoar. Aug II.
Flour Closed dull aud 3 shade lower for common
grades.
Whest Nomnally lower; shippers out Of market and
mi Ter. insist on . material decline.
Rys-Drooping; 81 so E1 IS.
oats-stsady, in store; s3}s anoa aud SO for
new at depot.
corn-steady At 81 1901 II for unsound and 81 IS ,
for sound new mixed western.
Pork Quiet Ut SIS IS mess, regular sales at a2s 90
seller September.
Besf-steady In moderate demand.
Cutmeats-In light supply, 6fm and In moderate de-
mand.
Bacon-Yirn.
L4rd -1sL61S for iAr to prime .tsam,
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We are indebted to our friend Lowry, Of
the News Depot, for late Chicago papers.
Also for that exquisite ladies' magazine, DE
morests Monthly The fashion pl.te 4 !
gem Of beauty, and in every aspect ii is ]
model fashion journal. Go to Lowry's and
ret H.
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Gen. Weaver, Assessor OF this District, hay
called meeting of the Assistant Assessors
for consultation relative to the new Revenue
Law, to be held at the Office Of Gen. Belknap
collector in this city, on the 9th inst. The
District comprises the eight counties Of the
ast Congressional District.
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The weather has been very pleasant tho
last eight or ten days, but We can't include
yesterday - among the number. a. Old Sol
wore : brighter face and coaxed the mercury
up at noon to ninety degrees in the shade.
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REAL ESTATE.

Record Of transfers conveying real estate
within the townships Of Jackson, Dss Moines,
Van Buren,, Charleston, Montroee and vest
half Of Jefferson, in " Half Breed tract j,
with date Of tra nsfer, placed on file for the
week ending Sat urday, Aug. 10, 1868:
July %, 1868 Allie G Boyce,
guard, &C., to o 8 Conklin; un.
divided Or Of rear one-third lots
I, 8 and 9, Ksokuk. 5000 m
July "a, 1s67-Wm. Graham, guard,
&C., to Arthur Graham front 50
feet of lots and 2, Arch Square,
Keokuk ITO M
March 2, 1868 James E Burke TO
h. Miller; lot !, block 10, Gate
Addition to Ksokuk, quit claim. 90
June 8, 1s6s-Jphn g. Chichester
to Chas. Sherrick; lots l and 2,
block II, Croton, 200 ~
Sept. 8, 1866 Robert Robertson 4
to Lewis N Morgan; acres and
20 rods in v Or sec SO, tp IS,
range y, 75 m
Oct. 81, 1851 Brice to Rob't
Day; three-foprths Of an acre in
eqrsw Or sec 33, tp Sc, range
6w. * M
Oct. 81, 1867 Brice to Levi. =
Morgan; hi acre In ar sw
Or, sec o3, tp Sc, range s v. Ok IN
June "a, 1867-Aafon Griswold tn ~
Albert Hollander; y hts a,
and wQrnw or sec 20, to 81,
ranges y: 24oo 90
arine Butler; undivided one-third
of part Of hi sec Is, tp IS, range
5w, Gibbonsvllle distillery. az %
June 3, ls67-Chas Mason to VIM
Il Golf; hf d or sec 20, tp g.,
range 7w. 200 M
Aug. IL, 186S-Delilah Andrews 10
VIM c Andrews; hfs ar SEQ
33, tip 81, range y. s0o N
July rs, l868-James D Whethar =
g VIM. 8. Geary; lot ~, block 2,
Harkin's Addition to Keokuk.
and wqrs ar : ar zee II, 10
IS, range y. m
Aug. 20, 1S66-John M Coz to ri.
len N Buson; acres. nart a
qrsw qr sec ~, tp IS, range
~. So 90
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Burrsa-Choics lots willcommand 2sto 33c p b
Feeble.
pouLfnY-Live Chickens 81 Is TO - so 4 don.
eoRsRrn-50 to 7ec per gallon.
PorAroEs-New 81 5o@s2 so p barrel; old noae
in market,
OHIoNs-$l 90 per bush.
TonAroEs--37 50 TO ) 90 per bush.
|'LA1p-City cured 1sc per b. Country cured
100 to lie per ID.
BRuswAx-34 to 36c per lb.
TAkIow-.In bblss l0} to lilo; loose 04e per b.
FsAraERs-Prims 500 to 500 per ID.
RAes-Cotton, 80 pr ID.
WITS BsAHs-Common to good to -; sc
CnREss-Good country 13c. Factory Ito.
Ellington's Cider 75c per gal.
BnAH-Dull 1t Toe per 100 lbs.
FauIfs-Grssa Apples - IS to - % Per barrel
Dried Apples 10 to l2ic per ID. Fresh
Peaches 81 90 to l so per box; 81 90 "a
90 per bush. Dried Peaches, l5c; none
in market.
GRApxs-l5c per lb. by the box.
6sxbs-Timothy 81 rs to l 80. Clover Is 80
| Fax seed ii 50 to 81 rs.
Ons-Coal oil $780, Linseed, raw 81 90, boiled
| 4I76. Lard, No. 81 40, No.Ez 81 80
Fish 81 90 70 81 10.
LlvR STocK-Bssf Cattle - 90 to IS % gross
Hcss, good lots, - to % so gross. shsel
g 70 s 50 gross. yeal Calves from Is o.
to 80 %
/ BA0O1-Nlty cuI0u ceuN6seoU neAaS 01oj sAoA'
ders 13}c, clear sides l8c. Country cures
hams 1lc shoulders 124o; sides Is to loo.
lPoRx-Msss 70 to $50 per Dbl.
IWoor-Tub washed 4oc.; fleece 10 IN
800; unwashsd, 20 to 23c.
HAY-Timothy choice in activs demand at from
- o. to $40 90 per ton. Prairie So
to - 90.
WooD-45 50 to 80 SO per cord according to qua
ity, in good demand.
HIpss-Green, So; do cured loc; dry hint 2o'
do salt $50 per ID.
SALr-Laks IS 0o@3 10. Ohio River 80 !
on levee.
GLAss-8XIo ~ SO. Rates discounted IS to
per cent.
NAns-45 90 rates.
BAn IRON-4&c. rates.
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AS the Library il being re-arranged, per-
sons having books will confer great favor
BY returning them this week without fail to
VIM. W. Belknap, Chairman Library Com
mittee, Office over Post Office.
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n.publ,..n Meeting :. Prinr...

GEN. john BRucE will speak at Primrose
next Saturday evening the 22nd inst, at 7 liz
o'clock.
A Grant ard Colfax Club will be then and
there organized.
The friends Of the cause there will see toll
that there is good attendance.
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KEOKtJK. IOWA:
Arrivals md Departures d Lesknt gaeksa.

non N0Y, Arrives - Study 40 Thurs
l.v & o'clock 3. n, and Departs % Tuesday
ANDY yo1fMsOK. Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, d Z o'eleckfp. M, and Departs on
Wednesday and Saturday, a'7a.n.
~. y0RNDON, Arrives ON Saturday end
vednesday. ate.. M. and Departs on Monday
and Thursday, 1t 7 =. m.