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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14
PETER sMELENDY,
Chairman Rep. State Cen. Com.

ShdAi h@h lsCp. OtatC SSu. WILL
..s A. ---
VISIT TO WATERLoo.-We spent a
half day this week in making a fly
ing visit to Waterloo. Not as IL
FUSED to was" ours, now resemble i'm
one particular, angels visits-few
and fur between. Times change we
are told, generally admitted fact
we believe, in these days Of progress
sion. We had but few moments to
call on old friends. Looked In on
Hartman & Logan, were glad to learn
that the Courier establishment IS
still moving onward on the high
road of success. Business with them
seemed to verify the oft repeated ad-
age that competition is the life of
trade" We also took a'look through
the new quarters Of the Reporter
office, located in the handsome brick
block recently erected. Found friend
Parrot up to his elbows in work and
the devil crying for copy. Mr..
Smart, we learned, had gone to
Davenport to look after the interests
of his numerous copies nine
we are informed. The Reporter Of
flee has been spreading its wings
wonderfully Of late. ."@.A .' Aa.1.t p.
The County officials were as usual
full of business. Black Hawk
county may justly boast of an efli-
cient corps of officers. This seems
to be the unanimous opinion. The
insecurity of the County Records
should be looked after at the next
meeting of the Board of Supervisors.
We did not fail to call at the popular
ice cream and confectionery aestab-
lishment Of Geo. w. Long, on the
west side. Had we given him the
go by, would have missed rich
treat, and that we are not often guilty
of doing. Geo. is holding good run
of custom.
The sign of. the Commercial Col
lega still remains to point the young
to fame's eternal camping ground,
but the institution, we heard, has
gone up the spout. We were sorry
10 learn of its decease, having looked
upon its success with Uncommon in
terest-our interest amounts to about
$50. F''~
Sidewalks are just commencing to
be put down 10y order of the city
dads. The scarcity of teams on the
streets assured us that the farmers
were all at home wisely putting in
the crops.
On our ride home we noticed the
new Orphans Home building, which
can be seen quite prominently from
the road, near our city. 1t will pre-
sent fine appearance when COM
pleted, #-TeE-E q
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

A new arrival of Wall Paper and
Curtains, at Wise & Bryant's Drug
Store. "@+F@ ~saAsssa -r-@s'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

WHY WILL Y oU DIE.--CONKLTS'S PASTE
wv LIES cures Consumption, Bronchitis, Hoarse.
ness, Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Catarrli. Group,
Sore Throat Disapteeabis Breath. Tightness OF
the Chest, Dincelty OF Breathing, sc. Public
Speakers and Singers will find them unriyaIied for
clearing the voice. Price 25 cts per box
For sale by WISE q BRYANT,
45mS Cedar Faiis Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

All kinds Of Paints, Paint Oils,
Glass, Putty, &C., &C.; also Lard,
Whale and other Machine Oils, for
sale at Reduced Prices, at Dale &
Kellogg's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

"A MYSTERY.--Any person sending us their ad
n drcss with 70 cents inclorcd, win receive by
wlfs or husband. REEVES & CO.,
4Srn3 % Nassau st., N. 4.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

SUDDEN DEATH. William Rose.
brough, aged 6S years, died quitesud.
denly in this city, last Friday night,
He was out in his garden in the after
noon of Friday, and after eating a
hearty supper, expressed himself as
unusually well. About eleven
o'clock his wife noticed something
was the matter with him, and imme.
diately aroused the family and sent
for the physician. but in ten minutes
he was dead. This is the fourth sud.
den death occurring in this vicinity
this spring.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

Wall Paper at Cost, at Hazlett's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14
Shawls at Cost, at Hazlett's.

Let 1t be known far and wide, that
Theodore Hazlett will, on Monday,
the 18th day OF May, commence SELL
ing all of his large and beautiful as
sortment of goods Mt Cost.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

Lessons, S12.00 per Term.
Half Lessons, 600 "
Rooms at Deloss Fabrick's.
Cedar Falls, April 81. 3-4
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County Convention.

A Republican Convention of Black
Hawk County will be held In tile
Court House in Waterloo, on Thurs
day, May 27th, at one o'clock p. NJ,
for the purpose of choosing fourteen
delegates to represent this County in
the State Convention. Each Town.
ship will be entitled to one delegate,
and, in addition, one delegate for
every forty votes, or fraction oil
twenty or over, cast at the last cleo,
ton for Presidential Electors.
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Dubuque & Sioux City R, R,
Time Table

TO TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY,, MAI S, 1857.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-14

WISE q BRYANT, Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-12

WHEN SHALL THE LEGISLATURE MEET?-
As there has been considerable inquiry rs
to the time OF meeting of the Legislature
elected on Tuesday last, we republish an
extract from the bill authorizing the cleo
tion showing that it will meet on the fourth
Tuesday after the official PRONUNCIATION OF
the ratification OF the constitution by the
commanding General.
''SECrloN ). That if either of said con>ti-
tutioEs shall be ratified ut such election, the
Legislature Of the State 50 ratiiying, elected
as provided for in this act, shall assemble at
the capital of said state on the fourth Tues
day after the official PRONUNCIATION of such
ratification by the military officer command
ing in said state.
"SEcrloN 6. That before the states of Viz
"inia. Mississippi, and Texas, shall be adj
mitted to representation in Congress their
several Legislatures shall ratity the fifteenth
article. Which has been proposed by Con-
..rcSs to the several States us III amendment
TO the Constitution Of the United states.
"$EcTION I. That the proceedings III any
of said states shall not be deemed hNed or
operative aS Il complete restoration thereof
until their action respectively shall be APP
proved by Congress. "--PcterSb"ry Lnder.
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Raids on gambling dens prevail in Mem
phis, Tenn,

Raids on gambling dens prevail in Mem
phis, Tenn. r.
Symptoms of cholera have appeared at
Knoxville. Tenn.
The yield of the Texas corn crop is pro-
nounced unbounded.
The Democrats of Hudson City, n. j..
were jubilant Thursday over the Virginia
election.
On Sunday last the store of D. Fl. Keedy,
at Shepherdstown, W. Va, was destroyed
by fire. Insured. .......
Rev. G. W. Samson, D. D., of Washington,
d. c., will deliver a course of lectures at
Louisville, Ky., next week.
Mayor Hall, of New York, was badly, al
most seriously, poisoned by ice-cream fla
vorcd with extract Of banana.
Secretary Seward is an extensive builder.
He has erected in the town Of Auburn, y.
Y, no less than 100 houses.
Mrs. Z. A. Pollard is now in New York,
where, it is said, she is prosecuting suit
for divorce from her husband.
The bishops and archbishops who are to
have seats at the Ecumenical council num-
Der 922, of whom GOO belong to the Latin
races.
Susan LainereauX was murdered in New
York, on Friday, with Ratchet, by her
daughter-in-law, Rosanna Dean, in fit of
insanity.
DR.. Samuel Wesley, one of the leading
English church composers of the present
day, is nephew of the celebrated John
Wesley. [He must be very old.l
A wedding took place near Dry Grove,
Miss, 4 few days since, in which the bride
had scarcely reached her tenth year, the
groom being over six feet high and thirty
eight years of age.
The board of directors Of the Gettysburg
Memorial Association are preparing plan
whereby certain interesting facts in connec-
ton with the three days battle-such as
the exact localities of regiments, brigades,
divisions, and corps-may be collected and
preserved to future generations.
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SrEAGUE ON CoLFAX.-But cannot close
without pointing to the recent exhibition,
in the presence of the whole people, OF the
Nice-Prcsident Of the United States travel
ling and speaking i'll the interest of the pow
ers / condemn. lie reminds me OF the ass
who stole the habiliments of the king OF the
forest for when he asserts that the country
is prosperous and contentcd he but shows
the ears which prove his true character.
He came among us more especially as the
representative of the mighty West, a people
not yet hide-bound to the dictates OF the
moncyed ariStocracy, or to customs and in
stitutions founded upon it. But he joins
counsel and cooperation with those powers
which in themselves and in their represen-
tative capacity are so in hostility to the in
dependence and growth Of the West. Let
him and those who have induced him to de-
grade his high Office to their level be pre-
pared to meet on the floor of the Senate, for
the information of the people from whom
he comes, his true character, and that OF the
alliance he has made.
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RE-EXHIBITED.
COrn.-Mixed, 80 bushels.
Domestic Markets-TRY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, July -Eoon.-Stocks unsettled,
with tendency to lower prices. Money, per
cent. currency to gold. Sterling, lO9s Gold, 1851
5-2O's go, 1911. North Carolina 6's, SOY new 4ii
Virginia S's, old 81: new, 81. Tennessee 6's, en-
coupons, CT new. Sc.
Flour dull ut 5d1lOc. lower. Wheat lG1?c. lower.
Corn scarcely so firm. Pork dull new. S32 Lard
quiet. Cotton dull nj &c. Turpcntinc firm ut iSic
Rosn quiet strained common. 1925; good, 81.
Freights firm.
Erening:-Money closes easy. with good sup
ply ut per cent. Sterling 1o9sMllo. Cold firm nj
1851. Governments and stocks firm and higher.
Cotton opened dull but closed tanner sales of SIS
State s5.o56$56 extra State SO: 5o@$t.7o: Wheat
lM2c. lower. Corn closed dull and declining.
Whiskey flrmer at 81. 026S1.0i. Pork frmcr: new.
S32GI$32 20. Beef steady. Lard quiet kettle 100
@l9;c. Turpentinc, 4a3@ac. Groceries steady
Frcights firm.
BALTIMORE, July 1O.-Cotton unchanged. E!onr
firm but Il scarcity restricts business. Wheat
higher; new rcd, Sl.5oN1Sl.Go Corn frlner; white
Si.O3@:l.O5: yellow, 95G97. Oats firm at IoMsoc
Provisions quiet.
CISCINSATI, July 1O.-Whiskey advanced to
sec., but held higher Mess pork held at s93 Shout;
dcrs, l4c ; clear sides, lsc., with no sales. Lard
dull At ls5c. offered.
LOUISVILLE. July 10.-PrOvsions firm. Mess
pork. SS3. Shoulders, HE; clear sides, lslc.
Lard, 191c
ST. LOUIS. July 1O.-Nfcss pork. $685.. Shout
dcrs, lic. ; clear sides, Isle.
NEW ORLEANS. July lo.-Cotton nominally
unchanged, with no sales receipts 2J3 bales : eN-
ports 3, 10 bales. Gold 1864. New York sight &c.
i3lc Molasses nominal; choice fermentins 600
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, July 10.-The revenue re-
ceipts to-day were nearly 81 900, 900.
John Deitrick has been appointed collec'
tor of customs dt Nalasca, Texas, nice Way
ley. suspended.
Distillers licensed to make spirits from
grain may distill fruit without increasing
their liability to tax, but cannot claim the
exemptions attaching to establishments dis
tilling fruit alone. All spirits forfeited by
being left in bond after July 1st are ordered
to he sold. the collector getting five per
cent. commission on.the sale.
The public printer, in a letter to the book
binders, denies the right Of any private or
ganization to dictate to the Government.
The Mississippi and Texas Conservatives
are not hopeless Of securing an earlier day
for their elections than that named at Cabi-
net meeting Yesterday, and one which will
not interfere with contemplating. It ap-
pears that Mr.. Boutwell,, in Cabinet council,
thought the day ramcd would be the idlest
of the season.
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YhNKEE ALLAN.-No business of Il legal
character was done at the last county court.
Polite. absorbed the attention OF the crowd,
which was unusually large. The feature OF
the day Was q three hours speech from Yam
kec Allan, OF Prince Edward. which IS con-
crdcd On all sides to have been Very pow
crtul. Dodge, (thc little icncc-dod@er,) tear
ing the effect Of Allam'S clcqucncc on the
freedmen. was guilty Of the mcanness OF
calling them of in Il body Just as Allan was
commencing to speak. lie lodged over the
fence 10 Jack WatsonS house, and began TO
harangue them himself. But Allan still had
big crowd Of whites lett, and 1t was soon
apparent that his tactics were superior TO
those Of Dodge. lie had come TO address
The negroes, and he meant TO do Ii. lie
spoke about three hours long before the
expiration Of which time Dodge had broken
down, and the immense crowd OF coloied
I"opIe had gathered around the orator
from Prince Edward. The effect OF his
>pccch was magical. one Of the strongest
ieagucrs in the county said : . Mr., you Is
The smarteSt man | ever seed. / VIII yotc
for Walker, but bound 10 vote Tor Jack
Watson."- G0rkScSLie Roanoke IGHey.
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TpxnS Politics.

BosToN, July 10.-The following has been
issued
Boston, July II have directed the re.
cognition by the Secretary of the National
Executive Republican Committee Of the
State of Texas chosen by the Houston Con-
vention which nominated General Z. J.
Davis for Governor of that State.
"WILLIAM CLAFLIE,
"Chairman National Republican Commit
tee"
WASHINGTON, July 10.-The original of
the above is in the possession of Major Will
liam B. Moore, of Texas, who visited Olaf
lin with the special view of obtaining the
endorsement
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Coon RESULTS OF WALKERS ELECTION
catpcpcr Courthouse, july S.-lct me glVe
an item which shows the good elect oil Con-
Scryaliyc reconstruction. Immediately al
Ter the result OF the election OF the 9th was
certainly known, certain land brokers here
made one Of the largest sales Of land--a farm
lying on the railroad four miles from here
10 Il gentleman of New York that has been
made IN Culperer county SINCE tile Viii Va,
G0SH acres for the sum of S26, 1850. They
expect to sell to the same party Il contlSu-
Gus tract--for a friend Of his-for about the
same aggregate sum. They feel certain tins
sale would not have been made had the elcc-
non gone the other way.
| hear that Newton Dennis, of Wood,
VIE, Kappahannock county, was shot ana
Killed at shat place yesterday by two Young
men named Butler. The cause OF the DIN
cNlly, 1t is alleged, originated in domestlc
duAtr connected with Il wrong to the sister
I" the Buffers. This is the report Core
SpotUdcncc ALeGQn0i1lG Gazette.
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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIp.-Thc partnership heretofore existing
under the stvle and firm Of G. \. BALDWIN,
BEALI. 6 co. is dissolved by limitation. Either
partner is authorized to use tho signature OF the
ilrm IN The settlement Of the business.
c. a. BALDWIN,
y. +. BEALL,
WILLIAM y. MCNE1GH,
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UsUR1oUs RATES FOR MoSEY.-The New
York correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Ledger writes:
at turns out to be true that the direc-
tors of several of the most prominent ma
tional banks, together with sundry stock
brokers, have received a summons from the
District Attorney to appear before the grand
jury to testify concerning certain complaints
that have been made against the lenders OF
money at usurious rates. The fact is making
a great tlutter in Wall street,
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.

WASHINGTON. July 10.-Letters from
prominent Cuban officers ri0 Nassau and
Key West are dated as late as July LIST. The
intelligence of the arrest Of the Cuban
junta and others in New York produced a
most profound impression Of surprise and
regret. No other news could have caused
such Il feeling of dependency, One OF the
writers SAYS:
cit comes like the news of the death OF
your warme>t and best lriend-your only
friend. The feeling of all seemed to he that
we were alone, and must expect no assist
ance. However, all, seeing that it Is now
liberty or death, for no mercy can be en-
pectcd from the Spaniards, will fight rs only
men driven to desperation can fight
Lctona, who succeeded Lesca ut NuevltaS
and Puerto Principe, is reported TO have
lost 200 men by deScrtionS to Qucsada. De
Scrtcrs report the disatlcction anon" the
Spanish troops increasing, caused by, the
frequent change of officers and quarrcls OF
regimental officers.
Frequent collisions occur between the
outposts of the two forces without serious
loss to either side. The CubanS claim adj
vantage Of position.
The Spanish commanders continue to exc
cute all prisoners Immediately on capture.
Even those who arc wounded are executed
on the battlefield.
Quesada has hitherto respected the rights
of prisoners, but his followers now demand
retaliation on the SpaniardS.
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ANOTHER FREAK OF LIGHTNING. - We
learn from the Sumter Waterman that that
place was visited by a severe thunderstorm
on Monday last, during which several Of the
pupils at the Sumter Institute experienced
q severe shock of electricity, prostrating
them upon the floor. Miss Cecilia Noise
was very much Frustrated, her hands and
feet becoming rigid and cold. Prompt use
of hot water TO the feet, and rubbing the
hands and arms with brandy, soon restored
circulation. Miss Ada Lyon was very
strangely affected. She did not feel any dis
comfort until about two hours after the
shock, when she was seized with such
alarming symptoms as to cause considerable
uneasinesS. She has fully recovered. Seve-
raj other young ladies received shocks more
or less severe.
The lightning appears to have run down
the lightning-rod, glanced through the
School-room. and out of the opposite win
dow. The house escaped injury. Charles
ton frlrS
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FRANK BLAIR EULoGIzEs SToNEwALL JACK
soN.-Long Branch, N. J., July Sat the
dinner tonight General L. z. Blair was
called on to speak. Having spoken in be-
half of Stonewall Jackson and the southern
ers during the war, he was loudly Missed,
and a serious disturbance occurred between
Mr.. Blair and the members, the latter in
sistinS upon his being called to order. Ad-
miral Fairagut called General Blair to order
amid the Kisses and groans of the members
of the Army Of the Gulf. Bad feeling pre-
walls against General Blair at present.
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sUMMER RESORTS.
WARN SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.

This CELEBRATED WATERING-PLACE,
now open for the reception and accommodation OF
dred and seventy miles west OF Richmond and
near the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. and
reached from the North sfa the Orange and Alex
railroad conneetinga at Millboro' depot with line
IF esna
These waters have been long and jusSy famed
are gently apcrscnt, dluretic, snd diophoretic,
and applicable to the treatment Of the following
diseased coRditlOns-viz.
Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, and discas re-
suiting from their latent existence Affections Of
the Spinal Marrow and It's consequences Paralysis
from HGmorrhoids or Uterine arrangements or
Metastass of Govt and Rheumatism; Affection OF
the JSinfs sestlac boa an@
the Cutaneous Diseases /; Scorbutic and Scrofnlous
Affections; Dyspepsia Torpid aud otherwise De-
ranged Conditions ofthe Liver.
The improvements consist OF a large and coInmo-
diOus Hotel, large number of handsome and con-
S ,easn1y a1ra9Ssn Bn
THE 'BAfHs, which arc of the temperature OF
large octa2onal BATH, for gentlemen, IS feet
in diameter and In depth o,,o,,
Two Spirit Baths and Private Bath for inva-
lids All of which connect with cold Plunging
Baths, supplied with spring water of temperature
The locality of these Springs is remarkable for
healthiness, the surrounding country OF romantic
beauty, and the atmosphere salubrious and !nvigo-
The table accommodations will be of the best
character, and every effort made TO contribute to
the comfort and convenience OF visitors
Persons intending to visit the Warm Springs
from Richmond and the South are directed TO the
summer schedule Of tho passenger trains on the
WARM SPRINGS COMPANY.
W. II. MCDONALD, Agent.
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CUBA. - The President of the United
States is my authority for the statement that
General Sicliles is not instructed, either in
writing or verbally, to enter into any nego-
tiation whatever for the purchase of Cuba.
If there is any higher authority for stating
the reverse, let it be given. Tie President
further added, by way of emphasis, that
"thiS Administration rs not IN the real estate
Jusincss." -Wdshington lcuer-Balimorc
Ifu1yIyp
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DEATH FROM CHLoRoFoRM.--Isadore, the
Youngest daughter of General Albert Pike,
was found dead in her bed, at Memphis, OIL
"Wednesday morning. She had retired COM
plaining Of nervous headache, and from an
empty chlorolorm bottle found beside her
it is supposed she used it to soothc the paln,
and in her sleep had upset the bottle upon
her inflow
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senter, the Conservative candidate for
Governor in Tennessee, seems to be carry
ing things with high hand in that State;
On On the eth instant injunetions were granted
against his registers at Knoxville and in
Monroe county, and motions to dissolve
viii be argued next Monday. Governor
Senter. fearing the result of the argument,
has ordered two military companies rom
Middle Tennessee to Knoxville, ana Threat
ems to send more in case his REGISTERS are
intcrfcred with. The canvass continues rs
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In answer to the question, at what point
docs republican government commence, ana
where does it end the editor OF the New
York Tribune replies: owe understand
that republican government commences s
where wile they haye oysrthrown it,
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The Sugar Seizures in New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, July 10.--Marshal Packard
yesterday, on an order from the United
States Court, seized the books of Augustc
Contarie Il Co.. which will be examined by
experts for evidences of fraud i'll relation to
the seized sugars. The court disappointed
three appraisers to appraise the sugars.
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MrRDER.-Mrs. McAdam. Il young mar
ricd lady residing near Granville, ILL.,, was
brutally murdered on the 9TH by an lln-
known rutlian who sought to outrage her
during her husbands absence. She made Il
heroic resistance, but the villain finally in
liicted fatal wounds with dirk-kniie. He
fled to the woods, and has not yet been cap
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Central American News.

New YORK, July TO- The steamer Henry
Chauncey brings Aspinwall dates of the ID
instant. Yellow fever was SubSiding in Peru.
1t is stated that the claims of France and
Italy against Nicaragua have been amicably
adjusted.
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The Cotton Statement.

New YORK, July 1O.-The following is Il
statement for the week of the cotton trade
ut all the ports in the United States: Re-
ceiptS, 3,420 bales. ENpOrtS--To Great
Britain, 4, III bales; to the continent, 30
bales. Stock on hand and on shipboard not
cleared, Il SD bales.