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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
CHAPTER 50.

ANxCT to amend Section 664, Of the
Revision Of 1860.
SECTION. l. Be It enacted by the General
Assemtlyo Of the State Of Ioga That section
HIPS OF chapter 81, of the revision OF 1860,
be and the same is hereby amended, by
striking out the words lone MILL" ilI
the fifth line. and inserting In the place
thereof, the words 1.-TWO mills"
Approved April 5, 1870.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
CHAPTER 81.
AN ACT relative to the claims Of S. a.
Robertson, for work on State House.

SECTION /. Bet enacted by the General
A assembly Of the State Of lowa, That the
sum Of fourteen hundred dollars be and
the same is hereby appropriated out OF
any money in the state treasury, not 9TH
erwise appropriated, to pay s. a. Rob
crtson for building additional thickness
TO partition walls, in basement Of State
house. The same having been done
under and by direction of the census
board. and that the auditor Of state be di-
rectcd 10 draw warrant on the treasurer
of state, in favor of said Robertson for
that amount.
Immediate importance, shall take effect
and be in force from ana after its publi-
cation i'm the Iova ,States Re7istcr and
Des Moincs Bulletin, newspapers pub
lished in Des Moines, Iowaa
l hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the DaiN Bulletin
and in the Daily Register, >APtil :, 1870.
ED WRIGlEE Sec. VT State.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
- CHAPTER G5.
AN ACT to authorize the Improve
ment of Streets and Alleys.

ment OF streets ana Alleys.
SRcTIoN /. BE it enacted .by the
General assembly Of the STATE If Iowa,
That the City Council, or Trustees Of
any incorporatedcity or town, wheth-
er organized undeEsspecial charter, or
undef the provisions Of Chapter 81,
of the Revision 81 1890, and The Acts
amendatosys ther6{o, Nre hereby en-
powered to- provide b3Sordiuancc, fol
grading, constructing Ad repairing.
the sidewalk Ia front OF eF uioIl i. b
side of amy lot, or any5lNrt thereof
for the gtading, paving Oh macadafh-
iZing of ably street, avenue pr alley xfr
any part ofeither OF the SAME, and ~
the construction and repair BIT guttfts
and sewers. yand that said Gty Co,tb
ell, or Trustees, have full ppwer add
authority to provide by ordnance. FIR
the levy of a special tax upoit the lotA.
parcels Of ground, or any nartof eithfr
OF the same, fronting urop, COR lyifC
Falong the street, avenue or Mley which
is to he improved or is improved IL
der the powers herein conferred Tor
the PURPOSE of paying the expenses Iof
ii e Improvement.
SEC. !. This Act being deemed. Of
immediate Importance, shall take 81
feet frDn and after its public;s-
ton iii the Ioud State Register
and the Des Moines Statesman, papers
published in Des Moines. Iowa.
Approved April 6. 1870. I'D
/ hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published in the Io,cd Stale
<iegistor April 10, and in the Des
Aoi,aes Statesman on the. day off,.
......., 1870.
ED WRIGHT, Secretary of Stale.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

T1oss--Mr. Jacob Smith, OF Frank
lin Tp., lost q valuable horse, from
collie, last Saturday night. i
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

Resolutions in honor Of the memo
ry Of DIR. Warren were adopted,
which, with an official report OF pro-
ceedings, the Secretary will prepare
for our next issue.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

YANKEE, Navy and Marrowfat
Beans, Plaster Paris, Flour and Corn
Meal at Williams Grocery Store.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

cure such person, or to cause him to
labor. use tho means authorized by
Section 5134 Of the Revision of 1860,
kr0radcd, such punishment shall be
inflicted within the jail or Jail inelos-
ure,-Provided further that the time
spent within the Jail Enclosure for re-
fusal to work shall not be considered
as any part of the time for which the
prisoner IL sentenced.
d. SEC. 6. For every days labor per-
formed by any convict under the pro-
visions of this Act, there shall be
credited on any Judgment for Ane and
costs against him, the sum Of one dol
lar ana fifty cents, aud no person shall
be entitled to the benefits of Sfchon
5005 of the Revision of, 1860, i'll in the
opinion of the Sheriff, the judgment
ng be satisfied Nv the labor Of the
person as, herein Authorized. ~
SEC. Z. That il MY officer Bother
person treat any prAdnerjp atcruel or
inhuman manner, shNl be pun1
ished by fine not eXcek dingFone thou1
sand dollars, or by ifRrisdhment in
the county Jail not ekceenfng twelve
months, or by both luch fine and inn
prisonment. 1Y
SEC. s. IhstdllbN the duty of such
ofliEd hav!l such pfsoner In charge,
to BID erve AsauHeo from insult and
ank61 nee hd Communication with
otltsra wh at labor, and going to
anS I'd prn & from the same, and may
us{ su N2hns as are necessary and
prbper tfors and. any person per.
siAing hsulting, and annoying, oil
coinmul Dhting with any prisoner
after being commanded by such officer
to desist, shall he punished by fine
not exceeding ten dollars, or by iVe
prisonment not exceeding three Digs
Appruved Aprif Z, Y17V.>=ys
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05

DON'T FORGET that Williams keeps
full line of Sugars, Coffees, Teas,
Tobacco, Fish, de-, at his Store near
northeast corner of Square.
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ship. Marion County. iowa.

sup, Marion county, IOWA.
WHEREAS, The County Superin-
tendent of Marion County, Iowa, did,
on the 9th of December, 1868, in &C.
cordance with law, attach the west
of section 8, of Township77, Range 20,
in Red Rock Township, i'm said Coun-
~, to sections and 2, and parts of u
and IL, in Township II, Range 81,
Perry Township, for school purposes,
forming out Of said sections and parts
of sections, Sub-d.st.ict No. 3, in the
District Township Of Perry, of said
County, and
WHEREAS, The said Superintendent
from neglect or oversight, failed to
sign the order establishing said Sub
district as aforesaid, therefore,,
SECTION i. BE it enacted by 1.-THE
General assembly of the State Of Io,ru,
That the erection, and the establish
ment of said Sub-district No. 3, as
stated in the preamble hereof, be and
is hereby legalized and made as COM
plete and valid as though said order
had been signed by the County Super
intendent aforesaid.
SEC. 2. This Act being deemed OF
immediate Importance, shall take eff
feet upon its publication in the Daily
State Register and Des Nome, tntesnsoss
newspapers published at Les Moines,
Iowa.
Approved April 9, 1870.
hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published in the Daily State
Register April 8, and in the Des Monies
Statesman on the ........ day of .........,
1870.
HN -rC r A.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-05
CHAPTER 60.

AN ACT to legalize the erection
OF Sub-district No. 3, Perry Town
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PAINTING!
BURRIS g. gibson,

And challenge sBy csc IN the country 20 assS
pete witk H.. ~ We wsr,sss Vii ear S.'.
Gail sd sea " At sur thep, opp sits T''
mont Kawss. over syon hep. spss sh.
tsLslos yiAu4 ~ ~vtAus WoTk.
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Noble County News.
From the Republican, Sd inst.1

From the Republican, Sd inst.
SoLD.-The Wiley fartii containing
.S1t acres was sold last week to Hon. A.
Simmons for s4,7OO. Mr.. Simmons
proposes to erect fine dwelling upon 1t.
Fifteen rash couples, in Noble, launch
cd their frail love boats upon matrimo-
ny's troubled sea, during last month.
Legal business opens out lively for
1870. Sixteen new cases were commen-
ced in our Common Pleas Court last
month
The venerable Nehemiah Spear died
at Matrom, this county, last week, In the
92d year Of his age. He was one of the
pioneers of Ohio.
We notice that our friend F. w. Thor.
la, of Hoskinville, has obtained a patent
for Horse Hay Fork He is an inge
nious, enterprising citizen, and we are
pleased to record this further evidence
of his well deserved success.
AwARDED,-Hrram Caldwell and Hen
ry Teters have contracted for the deliv.
cry of 5000 cross ties, fer the Duck
Creek Railroad, at 90 cts each for sawed
and % cts for hewed ties. They are to
be delivered at the Caldwell end of the
road, as soon as possible.
The total valuation, On the tax dupli
Gates of Noble County, of real property
IS S2,991 ,5l5, of town property 1923,
500, and of personal property 1885,,
$40, making an aggregate of s4,941 ,134
as our assessed wealth. Next year will
probably nearly double this amount.
,!SkILLFUL OPERArIoN.-Drs. Martin
and Wishard of Harrietsville, and DR.
Martin of Caldwell, on Monday last,pe
formed a very difficult and importan
operation upon the deformed lip of .
little child of Mr.. Murdoch, of jefferson
township. We are glad to learn that i
was an entire success, the blemish being
totally removed, and that the child il
doing finely.
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Best Cabinet Organs =
At Lowest Prices.

That the MASON & HAMLIN CABINET and
METROPOLITAN ORGANS are the BEST IN rHR
WORLD is proved by the almost unanimous
opinion of professional musicians, by the
award to them of SEVENTY-FIyR GOtp
AMI SILVER MEDALS or other highest pre-
miums, at principal industrial competitions
within few years, including the MKDAL at
the PARIS EXPOSITION, and by q. sale very.
much greater than that Of any similar in,-
struments. This Company manufacture ONLY
FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENTS, and will not 1nSkd
'soheap organs" at any price, or suffer al isfas
rior instrument to bear their uanae., Having
greatly increased their facilities for manufac-.
ture. by the Introduction of new machinery
and otherwise, they are now making BETTER
ORGAN than RvBR BEFORE, at increased
economy in cost, which, in accordance with
their 6xad policy of selling always st least
remunerative profit, they are now Offering at
PRICES of INFERIOR WORK FOUR OCTAVE
ORGANS. Plain Walnut Case, $50. FIvROcr
TAVE ORGANS, Double Reed, Solid Walnut
Case, carved and panelsd, with FIVE STOPS
Viola, DIAPAsox MELoDIA. .FLuys, ,TRENuLAxT,)
$l25. Other styles in proportion.
Circulars, With fal particulars. incldding
accurate drawings of the different styles OF
organs, and much information which will be
of service to every purchaser Of an organ, win
he sent free, and postage paid. to any one de-
string them. y !
MASON 4 HAMLIN ORGAN co.
l54 fremont street, Boston: +
jan11w4. 596 Broadway New York.
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Washington County News.
from the Marietta Times, Sd inst.l

.[From the Marietta Times, Sd inst.]
All the roads leading into Marietta
from the country are in horrible condi-
tion. Result: business is stagnant, and
money very hard to get.
Mrs. Mary Walker, of Athens, died,
on the Goth ult., in the S5th year of her
age. She was sister to Rev. Ralph
Lotspeich, who, in the early part of this
century, was distinguished among the
pioneer preachers of Methodism. Mrs
Walker herself had been a member OF
the Methodist Church for seventy years
We learn that woman in Salem town
ship gave birth to three children within
the past year. 1t will be hard to sur.
pass this feat in Marietta, or anywhere
else.
A new organ was put into the vestry
of the Unitarian Church, last week, from
the establishment of Prince & Co., hav
ing six stops and a swell. The gem i:
in walnut.
George Casady, of Newport township
slaughtered hog, on the 21st of Janu
ary, which weighed, when dressed, 4Sl
pounds. 1t was about fourteen month.
old. This will be hard to beat in tha
neighborhood, and is not often surpassed
anywhere. The proceeds,to Mr.. Casady
were $50 81.
FIRE.-On Sunday night, about II
o'clock, barn, belonging to Mrs. Betsy
Coggswell, on the Marietta and New
port turnpike, two miles above town, wa
destroyed by fire. The barn contained
quantity of hay, a lot of oats in sheaf
and some oats that had been thrashet
out. The loss will probably be abou
Five hundred dollars, on which, we be
lieve, there was no insurance.
On the night of the 2lst ult., the stor
of Homan d Densbourgh, in Ludloy
township, seven miles from New Mata
moras, was broken open, and articles
mostly dry goods,-to the value of S10C
were carried off. Entrance was mad
through an outside cellar door, the locl
being forced off. There was litter O
waste paper under the counter this wa
burnt, but it is not known whether it ha
been used for light, or for the purpos
of firing the premises. No clue to tn
burglars as yet,
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~The attention of the sub of the
Marietta Register is invited to the letter
of Mr.. MIRACLE, from Stafford publish
ed this week. After reading 1t the afore-
said sub is expected to swear to the Reg
isters readers that the SPIRITS sub
scription list is decreasing rapidly.
That would only be one more fib add
ed to his already long list, which would
mt count for much, against him, owing
to the fact that those who know him
best pay no attention to his utterances.
Also, pay particular attention to the
letters of Esqs. ARNOLD and WORKMAN,
as they furnish further evidence that the
SPIRITS circulation is increasing-the
Register calls these facts decreasing
OnQS
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Written for the Spirit.)
Farmers Club.

MEssRs. EDIToRs see an article in
the SPIRrT headed, "Shall we Have a
Farmers Gub2"
l say yes.
I think it's the very thing needed in
our county. l would suggest that it
might be reduced to townships; my
opinion is that we should have county
organization and township organiza-
tions. Let our townships first Organise
and then appoint or elect delegates, say
three or five or as many as they may think
best, and then have one grand organiza-
ton held at our county-seat-once,twice
or three times a year, or as often as may
be thought eXpediert.
l think something Of this kind would
be of vast Importance to the farmers OF
our county. Methinks l hear some one
say, "Well, such a thing might be OF
some use in the future, but it will not be
in my time; therefore l will not bother
myself with it."
My friend, that is not the way to talk
it is our duty to introduce many things
of this kind for the use of our posterity.
We see merchants, mechanics, and busi-
ness men of all kinds having their organ
izations, and WHY not the farmers?
1 am very limited in writing on sub
ject of this kind, but l feel willing to do
what l can. VIII some one please call
meeting?
A FARMER OF GREEN TOWNSHIP.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ,2Oa24s for

GROCERIES--Coffee-Rio, ,2Oa24s for
fair to choice.
a SUGARS-Good to choice New Or
leans l3Ia14Ic Porto Rico 13a144c; Cuba
l2aa13Ic; Deuarara 154 54c;Crushed Ice; A
coffee Isle; B coffee l5c; extra c l48c;
yellow G 14c.
MOLASSES-New Orleans Soc; Porto
Rico 75c; Baltimore Syrup 78aSOc; New
York DO G5asOc; Choice Syrup SOa90c.
PROVlSIONS-New Mess Pork, 20
90; Bacon, shoulders 14a141c; clear sides
l7Ic; hams Zoe; sugar cured breakfast
bacon l9c; new Lard, ,7c; kegs, 19c.
POTATOES-Supply large; ;sales at SOC
per bushel.
FLOUR-The market is unchanged.
Red wheat is dull at so; fancy at IS;
superfue at 25a4 so. Buckwheat -four
at 25 per bbl Rye -four 6 90.
BUTTER-Dull at 28c for choice.
SALT-Dairy 3 Sc; Ohio River 2 30.
TEA-Gunpowder tea l 5Oa1 IS;
Young Hyson tea l S0al 60; Black tea
GOAL 80.
TOBACCO-Navy tobacco, G5a75e;
dark los and Is, GSa73c; bright Is and
los, 75asOc; fs lump, 7OasOc; Garrett's
Snuff 73c; CARROTS Snuff in boxes 8 80.
TfSH-Firm. We quote: No. Mack
erel Is 90; No half barrels 10 90; No.
j medium 6 so; No 3 large s 80 Kits,
No.2,2 IS; No l; 3 90. Lake herring
5 25. White fish so; Labrador her.
ring at 5 25 half bbls 10 90 per barrel.
CARBON OIL-At &c per gallon and
no charge Cor package.
LARD OIL-Extra refined at IS.
EGGS-Dull at 23c per dozen.
CHEESE-Gosheu at Zoe; factory 1Sc.
APPLES-Demand good; fair to good,
2 So, choice, B 90. Dried apples 7taSc
per pound. Peaches lie.
SEEDS-Clover, 9 so; Timothy, 5 90.
GLASS-First quality Sxl0. 1 90, l0x
IL, 4 50; second quality SxlO, 3 90, 1Ox
1913 30 per box.
IRON AND NAIhS-The following
are the ruling rates: Flat bar 3aa4Ic, ac-
eordins to width and thickuess;ho shoe
Sic; heavy band 4la54c; hoop and light
band, 6 to s inch h,5a9I; round and square
3aa7$e; oval iron 44a5c; half oval and
half round 4ka5bc; fat rail. punched and
couutcr-suuk, 44c; I rail 44a4fc; 7 rail
spikes 6se; nails. brads and fencing, 10
to God, SO; and Sd rs; and I'd 5
90; 4 and sd 5 25; Sd 90: I'd Z s5 (;
barrel, ! inch to II inch, 5 25a7 SO; fn-
ishing. to 3 inch, 75a9 so; casing,
10 to Sod, 5 25; Sd 5 so; cd rs; i'd 6
fine blued 4d 6 25. Sd I 25, ID 8 25 j;
lining nails, ! inch, 9 co; clinch nails 6
%; cut spikes 4 IS; boat spikes, cut, 5
25; wrought 75a6 so.
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EEThe editor of the Marietta Reg
tster pronoulces our statement that eve
have received a.larger number of cash
subscribers since the first day of De
cember, than any other country paper
published in Ohio"-"Bosh!s
Now, we will test the sincerity of the
editor as regards the number received by
the SPIRIT and Register.
We stand ready to deposit $40.
against an equal sum, that the SPIRIT re
ceired larger number Of cash sabscri
bers from December L, 1869, to February
l, 1870, than the Register receiced.
There's your chance, braggart. Eli
ther "put up or shut up"
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jan11w.

The Magic Comb .sa1ar.s s'l, s1's:i ss;. u 4
beard to permanent black or brown. 6
contains NO FOLSOM. Anyone can use 1t. 0n6
| sent by mail for ST., Address 3w
MAGIC COMB CO. Springfield Mass.
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Tuesday, February is, 1870.
County Officers.

4; rrobate Judge, W. T. SINCLAIR; Office in
The Court House,
Auditor, s. GRtMsHAw; Office in the Court
House.
! Treasurer, DANIEL NsuHARr; Office in the
Court House.
Z Clerk of Court, JERK. WILLIAMS; Office In the
Court House.
/. Prosecuting Attorney. ]. P. sPRIoas, ofdcs
mp stairs in Bloomer House.
: Recorder. d. O'CossoR; Office id the Court
House.
Sheriff, ,GEoRss CAtDwKLL;of6ce in the Court
House..
Commissioners-IsAAc BERNHARD, WM
swoKknAs, CHRISTIAN CRHRs; Office with Aud.
itor.
Surveyor, o. s. SLOAN; Possofice Stafford.
Infrmary Directors. P. SCHUMACHER, SR.,
srsrHEH DouaHERrT, JESSE JACKSON.
Coroner, JoHs MuHLRMAr, ESQ.,; Baresville,
Monroe county, Ohio.
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Belmont County Items.
From the st. Clairsville Gazette, 10th inst
Thomas D. Carr to be Hung
Thursday, March Gath, 1870.

Such is the announcement by Tele
graph from Columbus. His case has
been passed on by the Shpretne Court
and finding no error iii the proceedings
of his trial before the Court of Common
Pleas, that Court has ordered his eXccu
ton to take place on the above day. Nc
preventing providence he well be the
first person ever hung in Belmont coun
ty.
The Surveyors of the Belmont e. To
ledo Railroad passed through town or
Monday, and are now at work On the
line northwest of town. The grade from
the Central Ohio Railroad at the moutl
of Little McMahon's Creek to this place
is less than so feet to the mile. Tht
subscription to the stock of this road i:
being very literally taken by the citizen:
of this place-no one taking less than :
Thousand Dollars as yet.
Judge Way is holding his Court da,
and night. The two first days were oc
cupied in calling the docket-disposins
of Notwithstanding judgments by de
acknowledgements on causes settled, ant
the transaction generally of preliminary
business.
Thursday the second trial in the ia
nous case of Beebec VS.. Turk, for corr
delivered during the war, commenced
and the Jury went out on Saturday even
ing, and were discharged at 3 o'clock or
Sunday afternoon, being unable to agree
upon a verdict.
The Grand Jury returned the follow
ing true bills:
Two for Burglary-two for Rape-ont
for Bigamy-one for Arson-one fol
shooting with intent to kill and murder
-one for burning a stack of Fodder
one for murder in the first degree-ont
for Grand Larceny-and one for Abct
ting to Stab.
The second tria. of lakewood town.
ship against soldier to recover bount,
money coititiienced OH Monday morning
The Jury rendered verdict on Tuesda,
for 5000 in favor of the township. They
brought suit for S525.
1t is not probable that Enoch Thomas
will be tiled at this term for murder il
the first degree. He can be, however
according to the new criminal code
Under the old statute he could not be,as
it required special venire of 36 men te
he returned so many DAYS before th'
term, now it only requires ten days be
fore the trial
The trial of Henry faus for murde
in the first degree will commence ol
Friday, February 25th.
A great amount of business has a.
ready been disposed of at this term.
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Cincinnati Market.

SeDruary lV.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
WHEAT-Unchanged.
COTTON--t1nchanged
BUTTER-Unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures.
CORN--Dull at 70a72c.
OATS--Dull at 50a54c, the latter rate
for white.
RYE-In moderate demand at S5a9 90c.
BARLEY-Dull; spring at l 1oal
40; winter at 25aI 80.
TOBACCO-Firm; sales Of SO hogs
heads at full rates receipts light
WHISKY-Firm and in good demand
at 93c.
HOGS-Firmer, with a good demand
from shippers and butchers at 9 0Oa9 so;
receipts l6c0 head.
MISS pORK-At26 75a27 90.
BULK MEATS-At 1Oaa14a144c for
shoulders, clear rib and clear sides.
BACON-Firm and in moderate de.
mand /; shoulders at 12!c; sides at 15ta
16c for clear rib and clear.
HAMS-1u fair demand at 1Sa19tc
for sugar cured.
LARD-Held higher; prime steam at
l55a158c asked and kettle at 16a164c
EGGS--At 23a24c and demand fair.
/ OILS-Linseed held firmly at 95c
lard dull at l 40a1 AZ.
SUGAR--Steady at 1la143.
COFFEE-Steady at 18a24c.
GOLD-At 1901 buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady at LILO buying
MONEY-Easy.
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8 8 9 9 8 . . . =

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now pretefsd to furnish all classes with con-
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or for the spare moments. Business new, light;
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sum, by devoting their whole time to the busi-s
ness Boys and girls earn nearly as much as xaeps
That fwho see this notice may send their ada
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Chicago Market.
February 10.

f0piuai 1V.
FLOUR-Uncbanged.
WHEAT-Quiet and 4c lower; SIC for
No l and So4aslc fer No. 2; closing at
SlaSl4c for No. 2; this afternoon No.
was in good demand at 81 4c cash and sell
ler February; 1iaS1ac seller March.
CORN--Dull and easier at 69aa70c fol
No. 9 and 50a54c for no grade closing
dull at inside rate; this afternoon, No. :
was nominally zoe.
OATS-Quiet at 3s! assoc for No 2
RYE-Quiet and firm 72a73c for No
l and zoe for No. 2.
BARLEY-Dull ranging at 70a80c.
HOGS-Dressed active, firm and 12It
higher, ranging at Q 50a10 s.; cl1sin 8
firm at 10 25a1O so for prime lots, divi
ding on 200. Live sctife and shade
hrmer; s 25a8 80 for common to fair;
.OOas rs for medium to good; 9 3Oa9 3;
for extra.
CATTLE-In good demand; 25ai
so for common COWS to extra shipping
steers.