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st. Louis. Live Stock N arkst
By Telegraph ef. Louis, FEB =
Cattle-Lover; inte -ior to extra 1l1Tk.
Hogs Small receipts good demaud Hight sTDle
heavy to extra l0tf01l.
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OPWA NouA., FEB. =, 1907
me meeting ~ called TO order, and
10. b. smyth, Esq, vas called upon to pre-
side.
Ca motion J. W. Kitils was appointed
Secretary.
The minutes Of the last meeting we're read
and on motioa approved.
The Canvassing Committee submitted =
written report, which Vas accepted, and the
Committee discharged.
Considerable information was derived from
the able discussion Of the subject ola board
Of Trade BY Messrs. George B. Smyth, VIM.
French, 3. s. Van Keuren, Judge Aooaf and
others al favoring its establishment, and
allowing its advantages TO our commercial in
tefests.
A committee was appointed, consisting OF
Messfs. Geo. b. Smyth, Van Keuren, French
and Kittle, for the purpose Of furthering the
objects and the early establishment Of our
Organization, which is deemed 20 vital and
important 10 the interests Of Keokuk.
Gro. B. SMITH, Chairman.
]. ". KIrrLs, Secretary.
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new HoFGs MarKsss
1y Telegraph NsW Or. FEB
Flour Closed Bloc lover, with moderate business
doing, chiefly In low grades.
Wheat NominaIly lower; No spring 81 57d6l.
Rye-Dull and heavy at 81 459As for western
Oats-stesdy alta for western In store.
Corn-Dull At 90 S1z for new MIXED WESTERN nominal
" 81 01(96 for old mixed in store and anoat.
Mess Pork-very firm, with buyers Of new st go So
sellers at $50.
Reef-steady and qliet.
Bacon-frm; moderate demsnd
Cut Neats-Frm good demand.
LArd-2o3S D21 for lair to prime steam
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-. -
PoRTI G, WrIoH, the wide awake and
enterpfsfng EDITOR Of the Oskalnosa Dsms-
cratic Coaserpotor, looked in upon us yester-
day. on b To ~ be1And pefpendlcu
lar men on or of the tripslia this country
::::::3 J d! | q:
~ 70 them. Mr.. WEIGH deserves Journalists
tic success; he has woiksd for It, and We
don. doah1rs.le III HxJAn frui-
, .s:,a i G,8.'; aPes, !; Il Il s''s
.AwUx~XUXoa1
usDEsrAKI.ss-We cali sttention to the
card es.Nn ]; Wa 1sAaG1bA i s6ctissoss
NM e Preswif No .Sdbsftaiins busi:
ness. HT. Johnston has livslhWpstAoas q
long ,khAyRs tstas .soas,., 20 800, ' 49,
no i ops Of the vsry. best men ,,Aat ,Ysx. lix1d
in thseslsugh, or out Of ~ sasaLtr, ~ ~
mattse,of that He,e : hvip spisasue ,c.,,
wolfael aoxaAna rseA q ~ hs,tr sSaf.d
buy3t(1np'lEth5 most e1periensss q,
at;aeseeasr uay- He - rod and paid for
our psp,an 1rlwn4b1nys1rQ tAich .itin
to-, ''.''1 -. j siEf! RI h:
lowsd ,nSr1h ~ Ibg 1lhs7L Wy nor
w..ptessd, Iupaau n AeiM Ais Nh
jobs I. raBMs ~ = Is 81 VIII Y.
T. Psaill WI ~ 81 e1.l1 y U65ai tsln
bot vitA lasxs azbu0kssdR1D w
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i. AxSGsNsz iEs~, ss1s Avss eAss -
t6sf partieplssU i've zpapers the Edd,v'lle
F8-efte came 10 see Us yesterday.
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-Hor. Jorx Yxy yxrxxxslRp brought he
lish. Of hi. countep&a 2A aAAl -
ence into our sanctum yesterday.
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'oieio Market.

By Telegraph TOLEDO, Feb. ,,
Wheat-White nominally II So.
oorn-Lower and less active; 6slf rejected salx
0ats-Unehangsd: IS.
Rye-steaey: No l 81 %, No 81 25
Dressed Hogs-shade better; I311@H. dividing on eo'
pounds,
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swarsf-A''soed ri,s)pbd s4A, sn.l'
OF medium size. Any. person in the cit,
having one to dispose Of, please address "P.'
GATE Cr1xldi9e. III - 2-2t
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neN 1ork rfnnnces.

new York FINANCES.
By TeleGraphI Nsw YoRK Feb.
Monsy--Fahly active st I per cent 90 call. Supply
quail to demand
God-Closed frmer at 35sz05s
ernments-Improsed demand ard higher.
Coupons Of 81 12AaA 90 1slkela; 'si eNeh
'es losSok; new sSDk; 81 sssDA; es s1sss
lo-4os sLDA.
Stocks Market fuctuated considerably throughout
the day closing strong at highest prizes.
$50 prices u Express sO06a; Express lsAo
"; Pacific MailIis1s@1e Y 0 80, Se,z. c 1854
0sa Ers s1S ia v eokak ssp esg6e;x
RI lsi@ls Nws4koss prsfsrrsdgExDk
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IT. William A. Money! brherly ia Co. &,
U. s. Infantry. will call at Peck Bros. hard
ware u1rtt = tAn iArA s0hfAEins TO his adj
e.4,.s,-~...-.-4-..--~s-- -------~-~dft v3v
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THs following recipe was sHdentiy gotten
up ior the,InsGtof locaa editors, Sut - il
con b psed 70 advantage h pshArs,~e copy
il. 40 resp ! local item quiet. prop i.np
with pillows, Il il oaaaot s;tstUnes md smear
itA,6nxafs sishs Thick mslAssas.Ahss pat .
haF dozen feathers IN il AAnds, and vin.
ait and pick he feathers from pne band 70
the bthef an Il fans asleep. As soon as it
wakes apply more m6isssss and feathers"
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Winona, Feb. 2-The snow storm whlcn
eet Is Yesterday morning has just cieAseN
away. leaving the snow about eighteen sser
eJeep. 1-sncv tldt ol9t 81 1870 q
{ piston slfs uput9e - cAf,:.G:a |.
through tHs bluffs. The driv'n! macnins =
= si1{It on he other side Of the river, briskiy
-. 49, ,~sarerias grhe track Of the roa !
F IAN Tia bl6& Is the river. Chicsgo-
.Cold about two inches snow fell last night.
MiIvsokes Clapdy and colds ~h.t itsas
soo1 G44etd Closlj sand I'D stery
hss4 1 DSbuque qo1dys moving
hard ANb1nnt Know stcsih 80 "a q IA
o'clock last night, and still showing, wealth
e mild. .ss~
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No. 20, A. F. h A. NJ, on Wednesday even
ing, Feb. Sd. Work on {ba Third DegHe.
.RA1l$|G.8||I:g4'|l!S!! s Nc: v 7:,'!l
road, is improving rapidly.
road, is improving rapidly.

The Annsk aer Iop4s Or qan4t3 q, 1870
contains a me ffkeneas 81 Prof. D. F. Wells,
deceased.
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GaKAr excitement at s. L B. Stern's. Sell
ing mems sewed calf boots 4 $50. !, 49,
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ItdR i 6ooD~ls-will sell n suction this.
(wsdA1eauI noiA;haass 4 10 . olool, sodor
Yaaks1 soep,6 cesss bOots and shoes. 10
psSsss cashmere, 70 dea. hood, and gem
nj alpdtthsat * sethst gods, without re-
serve. .uR,cu. 1 OoosvtA, Auosionsers,
No. 1873 Main-St.
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Financial and Commercial.


censeAed daily ~ Snow 4 HrsxR, Comm fsien
Merchants, Second street.
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COUNTRY.
To my friend Mcculloch, N. P.
In Chicago, wrote the other day,
Saying some cartridges send to me,
You will pay, as soon as them see.
His answer vas: By the press
And Judge Drummond's famous opinion,
By seeking--in Legal (orms-your wrongs to re-
dress,
You are no better than those who with rebels
mingle.
I am afraid of giving aid aud comfort; he said,
BY sending munitions Of war, to you, and the
Yoa are no better than pack Of rebs.
According to the "infallibie" Chicago press.
Nov, We country people away out hero,
Surely thought The great rebellion done,
But judge Drumuond says, he greatly fears,
The thing, hydra-headed, has just begun.
Now you all must knos, Of course,
That men Of his great renoun,
Must all their decisions enforce,
Or, oh, horror they might shed their gowns.
| ne pleasure u RettiHk ny
AT Chicago, alas, must now forego,
For fear my sporting preparations,
Will all Chicago into spasms throw.
Now, oh, my friends, don't let all Chicago know
The number Of cartridges requested;
Was at least dozen, or maybe more,
Or, great heavens ! they might lose their senses
Then might appear to our as.onshed vision,
An ovsrspresding panic, like mantle o
night,
All in consequence of Judge Drummons opinion
People in broad day, unable to see, without I
| light.
| The right Of self-government, and loyal Iowa,
| Can no longer in sense, be our motto;
| Right or wrong, you shaH poy the learned mer
say,
| Who reside in Illinois, which is in Chicago.
| Let the people OF other States, take warning
| From the above mentioned circumstances, ant
take heed,
Before trying to enforce their Constitution an,
I laws,
| To say to some United States Judge, if 20,
please.
| HARRrsoN TowrHIP.
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WARRINGTON County had horse-thiei
named Buses in keeping to take to the Peni-
,entissy. h FeFt. Aadiases, ioss LA ysrs
SHY B,h Warrington has NO county iail,
and Buses wapseas 4Al xhAncG Ana took
French leas4sssa asssnisasss e - !
-asE ,fsfJTYT i. ~ -
The Burlington Argus says Michael Hal.
derman, who resides ID Mount Pleasant, was
yetssdQ srseiGnaa h4foU' tCss1snsssAes
Wilcox, Of this city, and held to bail in the
sum of $500, to appear at the next session
of the United States District Court, at Keo-
kuk, on charge Of illicit distiliing.
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Proceedings Of The District ce-rt

Proceedings OF the District Ceart.
TUESDAY, Feb. 2.
Judge Springer arrived at noon and opened
Court Il 8 o'clock p. M, and proceeded with
the call of the Docket, disposing Of the cases
designated as set opposite each case. No
Jury till Thursday:
| Stase Of Iowa W. eamuel Cole, omitted from
docket.
State Of Iowa vs.. Andrew Sullivan, omitted
| from docket.
State Of Iowa VS.. Hugh Golding, ct a., omitted
| from docket
State II Iowa vs.. William Mackie, discharged
upon paying costs
docket.
State of Iowa ". William Luckett omitted from
docket.
State Of Iowa vs.. Bea Wilson, omitted from
docket.
state Of Iowa vs.. George Miller, omitted from
docket.
State Of Iowa -. N. Calvert, omitted from
docket.
State Of lows ". Morgan Lynch, omitted from
docket.
State Of Iowa rs. Pat Brown. judgment en-
forced.
State Of Iowa vs.. NJ. McCammick, dfrom
docket.
State Of Iowa vs. Williamson d Leeper, con-
tnucd, alias bench warrant.
State Of lows W. Mr.. Else, omitted from docket.
State Of Iowa vs.. H. D. Shaekleford, continued.
Andrew Simonson vs.. Thorval Thorson, con
tinued.
Thomas Perkins vs. j. g. Turner, continued.
Isaac s. Haines VS.. G. Garner, continued.
Stryker VS.. D. w. Pressell, ct a., decree
, for defendants.
Frances L. Hamilton, guardian, VS.. NJ D.
Wright, defendant files amended answer and cross
. bill.
@. A. Jones, ct al, vs.. VIM. Hennegan, ct al.
continued and amended petition to be filed in 81
!. days.
. Edward Kilbourne vs.. D. W. kilbourne, ct a
defendants have 50 days after term to answer.
Christian Lesch vs.. Conrad Lesch, defendant
: has so days after term to answer
Reid L Wilsey VS.. M. V. b. Holmes, ct al, dis
missed:
t 7. N. Pond / CO., vs.. Gaford Bro. aud Geo
Schram, Judgment for intervenor.
Cooper q Jones vs.. A. Brown, dismissed
David Byers ". Martin Schrbcr, settled
D Warren / Shriver vs. Prime i Fifed, settled
4 J. E. Spencer d Co. vs.. Eugene hammer, dis
missed.
J. Louis Kahn VS.. Eugene Hammer, dismissed.
j. SOB. Stern VS.. J. A. Wallace, ct al. dis
missed.
Robertson Albers rs. T. L. Powell, settled.
J. Henry Innman, ct al, Us. Peter Tobie, ct 81
4 | settled.
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TIKI courtiers It the court of Queen Eliss-
beth were wont to gain royal favor BY. praisr
ing the beauty Of the Qqeen,s hair. Many
modern ladies, BY the use Of "Barretts
vsfsnbls Hsr .Raatnratiys,'' not only re-
cs;vs praise from their. asdnAintAnces, but
gain IS S ven the homage Of all who behold
than paGsiGosst isessssr- C9selssd hWa4
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rRpk 4 WlIIlAxsos'A Ainatrels give their
second entertainment at the Atheneum this
ssesing. The last perfosnaase given By this
troupe was largely attended, and proved 81
csalsnt. Those wa,o attended thst one will
be snre to 20 10 this. Hand bills snnounce
the particulars. Getens esd read it.
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. .Mftn1's Mussux for February, publiahed
By lSseee B. Fuller, Boston, With the io-t
loving attsac,ya tabla Of cpatants i re-
ceived: The Legend Of the Chapel Noun
tain-Fsom the German. The Skatins Match
- Aafie.v;Ile-Author Of Keep . Good
Heat, 1 Cartons cAil-L. y. Alcott.
Pictu.ss from French Hissosy-SaiasL Louis
.-Cco.i. .Al;ce. The Snow Bird-Rose
Sect. Fanoas .Dogs-Saasr, NJ Dog King
IN. Q. Sleeper. How to Write ; Letter
LII F G.a,1hs Rat Panic = Gsnber
Eighty-eight, IS reported BY Tabby, Captain
of Police-Annie Moore. Hollywood IL
Author Of Lizzie PEARL Dams Dinner
A True Story. u. Alcott. Under the
ES1911s3N. Hkcott. Aunt Sues Scrap.
big. Aunt Sues Puzzle-Drawer. Merry'i
Monthly Chat with his Friends.
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BxoYxl BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, wheaAl-
' 'sss, :. ','asnss f,s0r.s' e. fJ = !

effect to the mucous lining of the windpipe
allays Pulmonary irritation and gives relief
in.onsAs, eo,da' nd shs evAsious Throat
Affections t9 .vhich pubic .speaksrs and
singers are liable. eod1w
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BUffkR-ZU 10 LJc " ID.
Eses-lS per doz.
PouLraY-Liye Chickens e 90 10 s. 90 q dor.
dressed chickens 6 to scperlb
dressed turkeys l2Ac per ID
SoHsHux-45 to 55c per gallon.
PorAroEs-s | to IFS y busbel.
osloxs-s1 50 to 500 per bush.
LARD-City cured l7Mscper n. Country eureo
loo to lie psrn.
BnKswAx-30 to acc per ID.
TALLow-In bbls l0c, per n,
YaArn ERs-Prine Soc to 100 per u. les
RAes--Cotton, Sc per 10.
Wnrrr BnAHs--conmon TO good - 90 to 30
VnEeAR-2sc per gal.
CnRBan-0o0d country loo. Factory zza1ao.
BRAn-Tn demand at soc per 100 lbs.
PRurrs-0reen Apples s. 90 to Is 90 per barre
Dried Apples l4l to Is per ID. Dried
Peaches, Is to lsc.
sxrps-Timothy in demand, $275. Glover
81 50. Flax seed 81 60 to 81 Is.
OrLs-Coal 40 a42. Linsssd, rawel 10. boiled
81 20. Lard, No. 81 60, No. 81 d..
Fish 81 10 to 81 20.
LIVE SrocK-Bees Cattle 8 so to - 90 gross.
Hogs, good lots, 81 to IS 90 gross.
Sheep s. gross.
BAcos-City cured canvassed hams Sal 90, shout
ders l3c, clear sides l7c. Country cured
hams lac; shoulders lac; sides l6ac.
| PoRk-Mess 20 to $50 per Dbl.
WooL-Tub washed 45 to 49,; deecs 40 me
4
| HAy-Timothy choice In active demand Ut from
3l2 0, to $14 90 per ton. Prairie 80 W
| to s. %.
WOODS 50 to S. so per cord, according to quail
ity, in good demand.
| UIpEs-Grcen, Sc; do. sailed los: dry hint zoe
/ do salt Ice per ID. pelts l5@1 90.
| SALr-Lake 50 25@3 IS. Ohio River 70 x
on levec. ;.
GLAss-sxIo s. SO. Ratssdisco1n.ed IS to A
per cent.
NAILs-$5 Is rates.
BAR IRoN-43c, rates.
GROCERIES.
susAE-Re6ned white A. l6al6f, refined white
! l53c; New York extra c, l5a; yellow
Is; crushed, lie; N. O. IL to lac
MoLAssEs-Belchers Sugar House, 75c; Beieher
Golden Syrup, 81 10; Plantation, u "
Sorghum, 45@55c.
C,FFzE-Rio, fair 2lc prime 23c; choice 24(92a'
Old Government Java, Bic; Imitation
32c.
Rtcs-South Carolina, IL; Rangoon, lot :.
TEAS Young Tyson. 81 25Gel 80; Imperial, 81
4o@i so; Black, 81 GOO 30.
. SoAp-palm, I; superior Palm, "a.
CAspLRs-Star, 10; Tallow, l5c.
MAekgREL--No hf bbls, $12 SO; No do, "
s Family mackerel, hf Dbl, 81 90; VIII
Fish, No l, 50 so.
OIL !
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d Fss Ees sYnsks1 sso1tNss sass me reafon
WIZ Plestatiop sBitten are so generally used
i, owing to The fact that they are always made
IN % the erigip4l STANDARD, and Of psse ma
terial, let the price be what it will. Inc
Tribune just hits the nail on ihe head 'of
F4ektatios Bi,tess are not only made OF pure
material. but the people are told what 'ney
4re.s.se -f,a, shs recipe ,svrppsd arosnd
zach bottle. Don't 20 home without bot
'tie.
l8 sasa ia# a
MAGNOLIA WArEa. Superior to the I'M
ported German Cologne, and sold at halfthe
~, nrs,ee decd lw wit
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DaeI1slI1lL ys-ssb
CITY l91ENV9.
.sukD selcssB s,tarE@ 50EK mi.

!. ,R,x<sssx sbstS. u B. Stern : are sellas
u 81 beots cd shossstcosts phces.
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SHOOTING RHYMES AT 'EN.-One of our
friends out in the country has been so
wrought up by the stupidity Of the Chicago
press and public with reference to the rail-
road bond question, that he loadsup his pen
with rhymes and discharges it 1t EN-. He
hasn't very high opinion Of his rhymes, but
be thinks the sense first rate. He winds him.
self up and goes off thus:
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In our Mourning Goods Department
CLOTH AND CASHMERE DEPARTMENT

Bargains this Department-Fncy
Broadcoths, Doe SKINS Fancy
Shaker Jeans, Tweeds, DC.
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EmersOn's Agency.

slWfHe MACHINES hsvs
thsrsversabls feed motion,
which enables the operator
to have tbs work carry eth.
or way, or to change the di.
rection and fastsn the end
ofseams BY turning sthunb
sorrow. They are noiseless
and can DO used whore quiet
Unnecessary. Theirstitch 10
ths wonder Of all, because
gifts combined elasticity,
strengtha a d beauty.
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IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

viii be found all the Novelties the French Ger
Dress Goods in Silks Popns French Merinos Empress
Cloths, Fancy Alpaca, Gro. Grain Alpaca full line Of III
brated Buffalo brand Of Black Alpacas, all a III
#4 LOWEST PRICES.
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Fancy Goods Of description Buttons the largest the
Trimmings; Bullion Fringes; Gurpuse Laces; Cluny La
Thread laces; Veil Laces; Infants Robes; Rib
bons Flowers; Plumes Ladies' and
Chidren's Hats, de-, &c.
, 1869-07-09

chie!a arranged ~ith tae Chiefs Of Tho SayaIot,
or council 1t A1acoticAte, Arxona, on the 'tsa
q July noos1nd In and sexile peaeahfJ on nf mar
meat coa!a -c9a.ep'ep E11e1d the t.eettnx. /
rouG tn hh opinion, be attended Tir1s 70 mEch
eor1 -wonid lie .:-9e4n1rsd ihau IL could
Eea aa1rd; to -RaTs md ha nnderstood- .ha
Ch1etA would cone to SANTA Fe- think layt,n4
ptate could poF be krIarged with the ApachsA
-Qnate = l1xe party TT tre1 hare been out On the
ptatD1 h!1adng buffalo They got into \ f3xhk with
CGmanffsef. and Hetn EhtFfed, ioaoE 1nree az
four tet3a@A They atf:Eed homo IT AAdsela
"A report reached here today from Denver that
party Of 200 utes bad gone out On a tlu!ar cx-
pedIuon. Whether the rane tste.fed 10 the above
or not do not know.
t'The late depredauonA On The plains we're oopo-
lnttted bJ remnants Of tribes. 1ne burk Of the
Cheyrnnes End AEspshoet, rhom Ge1erals sher-
eopc 10 their reservations. daur believe We
shall bare bother 1cdlan wat.
"Prtend HoaR and the Quakefs urc hard 1t
work IN fhe!r department. and Will Hoon hare
thinra better than they ever were
CuKYEKkE. July R-lt u r uerailT be!iercd that
the Powell party arc late. SamUtl Adams, With
seven rnen, wilt stArt Ia boats fnr Brtcktnrd3r,
Cole j0ty IS. hnf deecend the Bine, Grand and
Colorado K1RerF, through The GTnat Canon his
ot]tfLrf point icing The same as that ot Major
PuMt1t
DKkyEH, July s-Wtlis, Fargo & Co., uase
y tthd1wn their coaches between eheyf'tan and
Dcnrer, tbe Fp1t, once Depanm mehI having r..
fnted 10 1enew their RaQ contract
, 1869-07-09

G, GnttJ &se upon onr bills Of tarr. RcfcE1hed by
9huudsnt S1eep 1nd The tnoHDtain aty;1 m enter the
ls!srn1e Pta4nA Al frrAh for the tfay ~ when ~
launched urT. ship. eescra1 sale1 On Et4uEe have
been 1uAde.' ehatr full market reports '&od the
ntw esent1. thrp4Ef the broad EnaSe y Kent
sstsityot Generaf 6nSeE, of the Western Cnto4
TELEGRAPH h1ea- Tie 4o1etntr. iSec3tt4rY aud
MAEahsi4 and nh4rtTg " Wyoming Tetrlsoftj
6RAV1n & y. r. Ju}yR-we hs7e pa.iad dsy
q fntenteF pdetsp11ble -ExaEe11ent IN nehoddlnx
The remarkable scenery o4 1T Rpety, Mountains.
1nts1 cen # III rode On thtcoN-cxtctt. from Ehe5-
Dpe II The Guu7rtk; IT ehefMxu, Husf then f7Se,
p1re 70 ~ e4tM 1unefr. Nhu desctoaea ssS lnS'
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at me ..moUatat1- Al Carbon ns1f :ne somasay q! @
desErnded INTO tne bowt!s Of Inc enm huu ~. ~:
amfued . rein d excellent coal nine :lfet IN fne
Amy ,oa ta1y ron nta not to.n The VIDE,
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s<nd, m tp psiiarlon 10 the Chicago exruNe paft{.
Ana h1t provided utnspoI1At1on fr0n Ct4tah
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md tpbLaEL
, 1869-07-09
SPAIN AND TIE ALLIED RE
PUBLICS.

Mediation OF The United Stnte4-TAc
tsuannnsxinE Of tho War In Cuba.
Ne trslslaie fruu the A4idreas Of the President
of ChlJs, Oh the recent opening OF Congress, the
foaawtn& Important pa1azraphs:
The Fstneh and EDgll1h liDrcramentS1 which
hare shown sueh sncttnde to terminate our war
their repeated endcavors to that end were no OBJ
aacle 10 the allied republics Of the Pacific accept
.ng tns rFone.sa medlat1on q the United states:
friendly understanding might be arrived at
This government, Tulu1 TO accept the EoR-
Find onefs cf The Tnitcd States, has accedeti
u IN Arrangement entered into At Lima by
III allies IN Tie 81 Of I9nuAry List whereby It was
through thA medallion Of the United Slated, IN
armhtlc not to bo broken without TWO Year, pre-
tioua pu:.e, and then to n'acuss the conditions
gosernnent Ii resolved not 10 sign such reace un
esa Spain mt agrees to make proper arnends for
the atEos.ous bomoatdncht OF Valparaiso BJ
thus acting this government cont!ders that 1t al.
tends not only 10 the e1lgenc1ea Of our uatouat
htnos but to the Interests and rights Of neutFala,
who hayr suffered 20 much tuIutJ By shls ourrass
aG.lntt tic laws Of civilization
It'll uow ne are tg1orant Of the Course that will
besadoptcd In ttfeErnce to thas arrangement
nc 5sSgs Of nc 0s Ensdor
merce attes the disasters caused by the great
earthquake Of august ~, the Government OF chilli
made By the authorities OF Ecuador to the Spanish
merchant setsels, eayc thar they only enter our
poEts when obl,se! By Tho force of ctFeumstauceA
subsequently, In consequence OF tho resolution
taten ~ the Goserum-nt Of Peru lo respect to
that matter, the Government Of Chill expressed
Thar II had included the ueeeatart sa!on that
the Spanish Government should offer no hostu!sIe3
to The ships belonging 10 the republics of the Pa
thr cry Il Independence, aid for the achievement
Of that object arc now battling With the Iorccs Of
Spatr. The cause Of The Cutau patriots Is that
self -Bame uob1t and hal!oncd cause which, At the
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