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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

The Array Retiring Board, that
has been Tor sometime in session at
Washington, ID. O. adjourned on the
3ist. Its doings are as follows: d.
One hundred and thirty officers
were ordered before it. Only ninety.
eghtcases were considered, d num-
her OF officers from the Pacific coast
not being able to reach this city. OF
the cssessexamined, thirty fwere al.
lowed to resign, and FIVE were incom.
plete when the board expired By, tho
terma ot the law. ofthe remaining
sixty-thrce, about halfwere reported
upon unfavorably, and the rest we're
Grdered, T TO their homes to await
D. Xrdere.u :. ~ 81. +. ..3t4s1ta fsysfr, Z
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05
True Patriotism Appreciated,

4
sioner Wilson, Of tho Land Office, al
exchange says: St2a fiiz a'is2si
/, The eloquent appeal ois the Com
missioner ofthe General Land OiAce
whom some ililnaturcd writers hay,
named "l'ite Barnaclc," recalls III
incident of the warm contest fol
Governor of Mississippi between eff
Davis, tho secession candidate, ant
Henry 8 Foote, tho Union candi
date. h}%S 'tt 's2 ESQ n}l8 E9hH fo9
| "Fellow-citizcns,n said Davis, 81
gave my boyhood to the study o
arms and the art Of war (Which al
ways create patriotic desircs) at The
United States Military Academy al
West Point
aGood "shouted an old back woods
man Under slouched hat, and who
sported buttcrnut brooches, held up
by one suspender.
Yes, gentlemen, when a young
man, was sent upon the Western
frontier, where spent several years,
as lieutenant, guarding the people
Fof Arkansas against the fierce Semi.
noles, Greeks and Cherokees, who
had been driven from Florida, Ala
bama and Georgia at tho point of the
bayonet, and left upon the Western
prairies."
"Hooray |" yelled old Butternut.
81 made several trips among tho
Camanches and LipaDs, to guard the
people OF Texas against tho tomahawk
and scalping knife"
"Bully boy!" from old Butterdut.
believing that l could be more
useful in civil lie, / resigned my
commission IN the army and came 70
Mississippi, and you elected me to
Congress. In that body served
you faithfully, always looking to the
rights Of Mississippi and guarding
you against every Federal aggres.
sion." iaE1ss =
"Tiger-r-rn reared old Butternut.
Upon the first news that Amer
Ican blood had been spilled upon
American soil, l few to Mississippi
upon the wings Of the wind, raised u
regiment, marched to Mexico, and
at the battle of Buena Vista saved
Taylor's army from ignominious de-
feat, and won for the American eagle
a glorious victory over. the Mexican
buzzard I" p i''5is
Glory" shouted Buttcrnut.
"Since that time you have honored
me with a seat in the United States
Senate, where have served you day
and night through evil and good re.
port, agreeing TO no infamous com
promises, and jealousy maintaining
rights against abolition ag.
gression."
Three cheers for Davis! Hip
hip. hooray" yelled old Buttcrnnt.
When Davis left the stand no made
q bee line for his enthusiastic ad-
miror and grasped his hand. God
bless you Gincral!" said old Butter
nut; "and did you raaly do all the
good things for the country you jist
Told us about"
Yes; and more, too, my friend"
Well, Gineral," said the old man,
as the big tears welled upin lis eyes,
" id Of you ilain't Gore enough
fer the country, aai wo oughtn'J 4.
impose on you any more, ! "a a ,,oiug
% Vi IL for iootc mesoit -
*. D.. D. ~ e.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05
Amos Dean Of Blairstowp. Benton

Amcs Dean Of Blairstown, Benton
County writes On excellent article
uPonathe enterprise Of building the
Ottumwa l. 81. Paul Railroad. His
lettsf sis pabiished III tho Peoples
Joer Tssas Y7iinttpn 12wa. NJ, Dean il
a gentleman whose intelligence and
public spirit leads him To- take 1
lively interest in this project, and
no seems 70 comprehend fully the
tnporteance of north and south
road to his town. The Company ID
greatly obliged to him tho effort
he has made. '2a roo w sHasi ns4a
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

The Cliiton Aye edited by Judge
L. 4. Thayer, whose paper is one
OF the leading and most respectable
democratic Journals il Iowa, has one
column devoted to the prospectus OF
the New York Tribune, and throe
columns to Charles Summers speech
on San Domingo. Who will have
tho presumption TO soy now that the
political millennium has not come?
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

Four large steamers, with their
csrgoes, wero burned at New Orleans
90 January LIST. Loss, very heavy
with partial insurance. =
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

Gent Prim, as reported by tele.
graph, died Of the wounds be receiv
I'D tom the hands of his assassins.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

Tho ending syllable cough" which
IL such n terror to foreigners, is
shown in its several recommendations
in the following lines:
Wife. make Ine some dumpitngs of "dough.p
They're better than meat for my s.coucI,:ii
Pray Jet them he boiled I'LL hot Aftrough.n
But not till they'r heavy or .tough.f
Now 4 mus be Otto my s'.plougii.D
And the boys when they've had s.enor,ah ~
Must keep the dies on with q Though s.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
and all the effects of youthful indiscretion
will, for tho sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need II, the recipe and
direction for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. Sufferers wish
ing 10 profit by the advertisers expert
ence can do SO by addressing, in Perfec,
confidence
JOHN b. OGDEN.
No. AZ, Cedar st. New York.
nov.26-d&Mly. .N
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

- 81 i O'clock, Jan. Sd.
The Board met pnrsuan, to ad.
journmcnt. Members all present,
and the matter OF the road petitioned
for by J.. M. Wilson ct al. being taken
up, q motion to dismiss said case on
account of former adjudication over
ruled, and the testimony of j.. NJ:
Wilson and others. introduced rs
witnesses in favor OF vacating as
petitioned for. MIR. Hill, Baylis,
Davis and others were introduced in
opposition TO said vacation $40
Moved and seconded that Che
Board now ADJOURN to Q O'Clock
Tomorrow morning. Motion car
ried. GEO. ID. HAcKwoRTH,
- u Auditor. 81
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

decls.d&wly.
$4,000 BOYS AND GIRLS
WANTED, one or moro in every city,
village and neighborhood in the United
Stateb, to work 1T leisure hours for good
pay IN cash. Pleasant. permanent, honor
able employment Write at once to JOHN
B. ALIEN n Co., Chicago, Ills. Please
mention where YOU see this.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05
SECOND par, JANUARY 90. Z

2 H 4 i
The Board convened pursuant to
adjournment. Members all present
President Garfield la tho chair. >,
The following resolution was pre-.
scntcd: ~
RESOLVED, That bids be received for
tho office of county attorney for
1871, until Thursday the 9Th inst. at
one O'Clock, p. M, and that the Aud
itor have this resolution published in
the Ottumwa Daily CouRlER."
Resolution adopted.
Moved that the Board proceed TO
examine and approve tho official
bonds now on file. Adopted. ~ es
Tho following bonds of Justice Of
the Peace were examined and ap-
proved, to-wit. Jno. @. Al Dawson,
Joseph Berkey, o. N. Gates, John
Yeager, O. W.Lynan, L. o. Rups,
Chas. I. Garvev, D. NJ. Hull, w: il.
Gaylord, Samuel Packwood, H. z.
Graves, Joseph Meyers, s. Il. Pollock,
Bernard Krmgsr, and A. w. Belle
Also the bonds Of u. M. Cooley, Clerk,
and D. w. Tower, Recorder. Ap.
proved. Also the bond Of D. McFall
and N. Henry, .P; approved. b
Also the following bonds of Town
ship Clerks were examined and sp-
proved, to-wit:
Dc. Ryboldt. Samuel Nice ullough,
J. A. Isreal, Jno. aCriswell, A. J.
Sponsler, VIM. III. Gaylord, W. Il.
Chambers, A. S. Chamberlain, David
Ulery. a9 a
Also the following Constables'
bonds examined and approved,
to-wit. j. N. Boyd, J.. w. Wellman,
e. N. Gates, Albert Wright. -
On motion it il ordered that O. w.
Lyman, J. r., sbesf furnished with
Revised Code, and Docket. 4 i9eaf d
On tnotion the Board adjourned to
meet at one o'clock, p. m.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05
The Iowa Homestead is res

The Iowa Homestead is reaponsi-
bio tor the statemotit that
Iowa farmers can mako .n.ui,
money on pound of ..a;teg ti,,.,, Ca
a busiiel Of wheat:
Iowa farmers can make moro .u,ii,.
ey on dozen eggs than on u bushel
u wheat:
Iowa farmers can make more
money on ono beg than on an atra |
wheat.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

Theo. Tilton has retired from the
editorial chair.otthe Brooklyn Union,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05
To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been permanent
1y cured of that dreed disease, Consump-
ton, by . simple remedy, 10 anxious TO
make known to his fellow sufferers the
means ofcure. To alIswhc desire 1t, be
will send copy oftbe prescription used
(free of Charge) with The directions for
preparing and using the same, which
they will find sure cure for Consumption
Asthma, Bronchitia, DC.
Parties wishing the prescription, will
please address,
Rev. Edward A. Wilson,
165 South End st, Williamsburghs n. III.
ov.26.d&w1y.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

The reduction Of Tho public debt
during the month Of December last
is.s2, 240, roo.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-05

HOWARD SANITARY AID AsSoCIA-
TIUN.
Fo- the relief and cure OF the erring and
and Unfortunate, on principles VI the
Christian Philan;hrophy.
Essays on the Errors of Youth, and the
Folio. of Age, in relation TO Marriage
and cisll evils, with sanitary aid for the
aiflict d. Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, Howard Association, Box 7,
Philadelphia, Pa. may2wJy.
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,ipi o. spsk-t.

e.. AI<s.MSM(&l&kY, 0As
The dmciA cable diIpaSEt this
attessoo1 lion 1laArids 6tates hat
Geoeral Pfim dissi last bifhS ~ IL.
o'ciook, IL conseqs esoc Of ~ e6uuds
" rsesiy}d = = 13defs - arm.
re t'drI ~ I gsysst;
nnanimoS " q row( ID u Me
govstnml y IA bird -
"a orSe. Ia 3
Ki yStof ilsssiaI osla Its y
~ On - reoee1l - -
enthuSlaslil Tho KiAe appeared
on the balcony ofthe Quirinal palace,
and was chsercd BY an immense o.
,hyss I ork JAns 1.y |.
The HerAld's Bsfftn correspondent
telcgfaphs. 'fhe Prussians arc now
sending 10 the front tho Landwehr
ofisecond ban, AGED Al and AZ years.
1t is considered that the, utmost effort
which Gcfmany is capable ofmaking
is being inside. The system ofsup.
plying that vast army Is admitted TO
be admirable. II cannot obviatc the
dissatisfaction aud distrust which ex-
lists in considerable sections Of terri
tory, notwithstanding the oficiAl
statements concerning the victualling
and clothing oftfoops. The Govorn.
mont appreciates the difficulty Of tho
situation in its proper light, although
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
= -
DIR. sCHEyCK xDrISES CONSUME
71rEs no GO TO FLORIDA ~
UYyTEF.

uavIN1 fef,hc last thirty Ave years DEVOTED n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27

EEw.OrIEAys Feb 25Coou sterdy "a af demsnd Nndhoi
ia e. net receipts $40 95O bale, eiiost ai
Britain bsles Cok l66j bales to CIoaad ZO bales
ooas,we LOG bales s7es $3.50 bales stock % ~ bale.
(HABLgSr0S Feb quiet; Mulugs, ii ne net r.
ccp iJ bales eIpOrsto Crest Britain LA b-esi eos'se "
bales sales. 80 bales; stock, 3il1 baet . -,
BosIoN 2-COon qOiet Mhdnga latci net receipts ~
bales gross rs ia sc 3J bales; STOCK, btv bales
NcyEoIK Ie 2a-Co,on steady; Low Mdlnc6 III Ge; ret
receipts ia bales e1loItooaSse, 1850 Dtlesi se' 10 bales
sock, 653 bales.
BALnonR 25-Coon quiet and steady Mdiug' l5 sr9s,
receipts lResi IOrtto Great Btan 30 Dasi '0s 10
balrs, sales, bales stock. sac bales. 1900.
25-tOton s'eaT' htshngs, l'ci net re-
cets 2a bales eI2os-ooastwe be % bales socE,
1913 bales. at, -
GALVESTON FOB 2S-Cctton fun good Ordinary He re re-
lSl bales eXp1-ts-to Great Britain 100
bales. sales. 2,i.O lhes stock, % 3B4 haes go
sAvAyxAg Feb 25Cotou quiet; A6dhngs 4ioi net reeci is
asa hsles epor,sto BHtia p bales 70 the Cor
2S bales; sales lJ haS stock 6ofJ5 bales
MOBILE 25-Cotton quiet; hildngs Atc net receipts ad
bales the CO1tnen I'D aes c0ast"e 35 hi t4'
1000 bales, STOCK 81 ,J1u bales
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~..mvvn.U uno ..u.u.o..

| ,,~~- ~~~~
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
%'Y Gr''IS iI.sS, 10, oTi Ls-
CITY or nos sTs Ne" ard 'aneb steamers
l CITY or HEw.YoRK,
\ CITY or LAWRENCE md
p Leave ssr; Yost t,ll tenia ,e,ptc st o'clock a. non
fi g 20 sefh Rver Tot Of c.usl and @atts-ss
for S ast ' so,o PoR,. M Norwich wcrc
fe. ,sog' dets' and Of ire sht ,ppy Osc o.
'J W W. w. n, 10 ,,eo j. I. SHORT jr, Agent
CENTRAL. RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
Spnser aud Pro be pot loot Of Liberty st. con-
sUmeSe with South t-at:a Railroad g. Hsm9Gs Jubet o.
viii the Lehgh S1sluoG,nn Rssd 5s E,,,oS We Re Is
bgh VALLEY Railroad an IL, os forming direct line 10 PITT
hug ant .he Wet without eh,ass Of PsA,L
''-'' iLIENlows lIsB 70 TuR WEST.
Sonno1oy HSaSy 3d. F,o, sss rg fo-
barre P.,on aah'noy Ctr M Carss lIsis,on Tunihanrocs
Towards, WsyeSy "a.
Ga mWETsss EXPRESS daily Except sua6.-D Tor E,ston
leHiO"n i,rdi9urs sDd TIE est somes'e Tor en-
inoa JuE zion Or Sroidburg m Ca Scranton bingham os
Syracuse. Phsoug iof Mueh Ch9ns WihosbaIr-. WI
Transport Bhe &c Bs.on for maaeh CbEsE MIbaaoy City 81.
Carmel William port. Bde SC
ln.3Ja m.-Wsy Train for Someryile
2m-Por Pennington EAston AntoEn, Mantt Chnnk hhasoJ
C H.,ston wlsssbsrre. Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephri.
f9 s 1T Fo5 X, , nj Allentown
m-For Pastor 81 n,own. M,ueh Chsnk All DeTise
go MO-, s.,1'J ys he a.. % I Es..on Bethlehem Au.,.
o.b Rstdng Hassurg Pts5uh Chzgo ard Onenns! sleep
Niih Dehgre Lickawssa 'DI Western Railroad for Sefn"'
5:i5 p m--Ior SlmTTiu~
9 m tEmu,pO-Prg ~On.
Il pPn%For Psiassd weire-l,y. .rd s,,urisys
ne s'' 10 Zoo a SIS 30 500 ~ 40. SIS 500 So
coo 61l 100 7: 500 9:al 900 s io:t5 l!;S E. n Rail,
Joley foot Of n AM at the plre so.s
o5cel IL SevYofACp KICKER Superintendent
RlI q
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prcr1pTs OF PRODTCE.

q
yrr 75l2 Pkg Ashes y ykg@ iesvar 9 9e 'e,,o1 -
~ Corn 28 tR Drel Fruit ~ Dds
81, III. Flor 8 slh Wiet d lD1 bash Com ~ % bush
- AZ. g.h Gras. Seed 21G hush. Beans, hush FaIseei
4o. Pes s5 ibis Cora Meal 90 bag Cora NJ a. o. t38 b.
- So t0 40 b Ptts Hops ds 445 balls hiles
100 80 Ier % Horns. 90 bags OIca 25l bags Penel. w
80. p II III pigs Meat 80 Pc. iarl Egs DE ~
- T. 49,, 81, is Chces. l1J p Grave ~ DisSc1 logs 'l
Psss Tos ~ pigs Sesrs ~ pzG' Tobacco I1 hllA Ioooo
q ItlI. Wtszs. o. bales Wool
% "' Pee,iDfs 6r TIE Heek Enf'Hq Ftb D.
v7ss, gc bbsi Flour 20 0D lll Corn Meal Zl5g bis Cor
.i, cake 30 fls. Nho1t, HiIil bush; Corn 253
80. o. y lo b.; Rye 4J tush Barley, ~ u seeds
Aa 80 busl. FOs gus pi gs Bel Jpt pte'
as Mssi, 6G plgAi Lsrl JAo pAgsi LaJ' 81 b'f Dressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


toxnos Feb 25. mCon.Uis ofeLei At 9i for money ana
secuntrs opened quiet; VeT"eay Doho
s2 Si 1855 90 1871 co.; Teai5Is "a RaWsy sois opened
t VI, 1851 Illinois Ce1rI w., Arlte AMI Great NesieIn ~
LvsHpo0t Pei z5l 30 ubresdtlas opened tfTef ,Ss
C,Eoea Ri eseru. No ~ No J. Oa ~
a. WIZ 3di4 Poufl7 for sTu Osts 49, Peas -
AsTWFkP ZPerse1n ose al sOi r. for STANDARD WHIT
ZJ-l:b - tO.iOa opened dlIi hloLbg W
L. mitlhng Orleans Z. J.
get ~ closet al sli for noner and &C.
-oHst Il Sts.e. bohds IcINellss l2 ~ loo "a
49, en- Fones 90. iHav s'Ocks-Ene Si Illinois Cen
81 Ig Atlantic and Great Wes efn 20. , ,,,,,o ,,
IiyrpaaL Feb IS =. nc oa closed luii Mlalhg tPs'Is
sig oLsrs salcs Of III day. 200 bales 29 inr eE-
tdT an .gseusu0a Of Cotton ~ 81 At '1 o. cav a.
devry III ~ ljang Lpalis ti. OF '"l u"
" =. N.l. In AMI AID Nay. % 90 for u iif hoii
~ oer. m a.. os fo Bombay weeG en1g Feb a. 44'J bales
Poi. ~. Hocf, 49,.
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s.roars lNcE 80; / 1870, TO P1TA

40, &c ~, LIZ, o7srs ug only in small M Al
sale - bll- y o. a. ., N Oe'
SsyII yfu2Bs-T4rs Nt..e loVg IN STir IurPs anu
A.r,yfe IL ssesk Augh lover; a lDJ bb' a. o. l"I u
.is5s T,r r. .ius itrrs and i hlsnes s
lower strained - oD No ~ - o.
- - No n Sc 80 &C. I- inactive anI uoWlal 81
.,.s,js,, a D, tons Ctr PEA. - o.! delivered ,,
ypOyTrI h wees Nas ''Il
"a 20 t tie etres. and 1act g have ueeA more hou.'
a. Iei r-vl material iI . our scL EhI NgIl u
having h-rtrs fu'ih'r tlta1,6
"a a.. e5te irgIirg. The nj efe ano az lhe " oI
So.t-rp proved atersc afd me aec-Au' ol o..
,e.s . ID At points The rror'ced e sn Tor loAns
tte 20 H. The wgt 81 ho7s AS our
% nrc larger ihau o1kti for eaTs IN January a 5e
$500 r5r,rt ye n.earr lo,k for large STOCK on lle ~
- c,r, sfef with cores oadiuS penoi lih1 !et
e. b,,e + r. DE frts bern mOitrst and a. m1ch Lever pc.
s P,f Il .ho. US dull the j,l0g ialc vas ia an
.ss9rt 100 bhlA % ~ - Tor va 3ss a.
a., a. sr flture 400 bile At " ~ ~ .
80 Nsreh So 81 To- APnl also -OO "o
NJ al AL g. lover Beef Is m lar GeHAnll sI
sslsJ IS has n Slld so Tor al ~, .u'
{..s Tierce Be- IS lrn and tn ~ request saIt'
80 Mes ami $40 81 or lniA sless
- and ar seadyi salrs 20 DDS AZ
&ests quiet I'M prices are st.y
5rti.c DC ait ga
:. t-sn ass bals. ~ loc; 500 iams 81 9i~45i0
g -, =, a- Ir ron L1c Bacon IS qleii sAl.. 9, :,
e-ou.lts I2e prscl Hog are -h aad Irees ar 49,
, ~ ~, We,e-a all Walcc tI C Len IS IN nv, ~, NJ
- 49,. Ar. w~agsr sale Of OF bbt- ana tcs ~ -
19a ~ Ctr l3ie %. 10 IrIe ais,i Ur . 1''
e.,t,-.t l5c &c Ia iT Iarcl l'sc oI Aiii ,.
~ - ,,vt,tNs F.oN FOK IhE "khA bNpSu
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..E.ll..l-I 100. 20 DATs


Tpts',.....-.... O.. % Si.'7H lb1h'SJ
TREIGHT The tr.r NOR aelTe and rate, show
Icrslss o. inquiry being fo Grain. Cotton and Flour
1oosn: only h ded Tor Trse charter and rates
shsIt and On st 49, a. bales f Cotton Il.I2i
~ ZIG A.; $50 hbd~ TalOV
ri, I a tru Go - ar 20 as iuur e - al
h. lsar a. >. JL TJe charters were;
vessel 70 ear. il r-el prvsie eHnN and vessel
GRAIN- tgU aal heavy feeling thu characterized our Whsat
s1akel noticeable. ihe uuiavor
ze F"r0I ne roll Decd limits 10 ITers orders and The
& r glA us Few sPcustve hodrs 10 real re-
prHfis than sell
go-f. confined huyers for iuyomtnt
sh0ush Ho5, flr s atss nay 70 complete eargOes
ftock mostly ooras-s lougs Winter, view = the
Sey huI,s sepPy o. S01rd have not Preset is sale
OIL ~ H less tlaH half TIM quantity on band
5sst vey eet h7i yh have surplus Of his de-
t-pE ~ s SOY hl above quarter Their
SAfa 90 Of sound Wees a. n'ai o tng Shippers TO tAs n a.
stTSF montls upQlct to them
t5er e4 -op. lb SUPPLY 81 Waite Wheat IS Alto extremely hc
feyse ete, II here va1l co4usui very high prices Our mil
~ prices II Spring What y relatively
e tea. M npsrltve iile Our present
hushslE Ils exports o. iie Netk are lofoZ ossuelN
tesy demand but the prices ASSET for sIrlug
CHECKED Wiaer MS afa, To Cemsl teiug N paI
upess le sset Ess act We, ana &c ueT 3 oPrg
Ia 10 bl. Il i5fr or Sirug store; - 50foI No Chr
eu-nr d. o.s. 81 = ,or Chicago Spring, IN store
a. Ell la4i 81 ssOst; n $50 81 81 r 40 Milwaukee IN store
Z. stsr and b. aaaa - 90 bush a. 81 lJ6+l ~ ioi
fsnsAs We, ~ asf BAY Q1uc and 81 for goo voroNed
ka IA; EIn an in tr demand; s1 e. soy b9sh
e. 2d$l CaEasa. O active ana tet 'he uian1
Nm ,e -t ve s.es Ne Ohio al o. 68e in store
ard cJd56.c sG,r; VoSs1 s6e6ie IN store and 9. lc
o1Ie afost md .16, rack Jersey Al %
White lae i quiet but hn Corn optIes
?r7er draDe a frghjs ard closed tame @
81 Isrt a1ge heer Mvei at tSgoe On uses arc
sr- Al 1c; t.era Nh-e ~ Gd5ci Co. 1eoN a. ooo
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-, $1,000 az 4'p5oa lTE,gO 1853 tellD l45 70
s,0t 20 s5O8z3 o. "a j0s.OG2 800 l5l9L9 is1 80
S~,t1s b. ~ 1875, lslcj'c4 3lJ-j2I2i N8,,% $500
ptTRof EfiN-C1de AMI Rcflel ey tnL Holders OF Cule
is no ,erns te and buyers are 10. dsp 81 20 pay the
III ta aiseact 81 4o;r SPOT % ii4- Inc iteA
,r.et h. - adr Bscye ve Guoe Spo on 0lPI - ~
- 4, "a 3iG a i0E buyers ouoas - ~ Il bl on
Ees,e va II h.h "a AID ealyi sale o. eaTg" Of
NJ M prompt dsv.r a. 2iic There was rlnoIe Iaiet
$3.50 n fs lu, thew cui be traced 10 trnS."oihy
so,c W glo,e 3JGGic FOR Pays -A delivery We MARIE W"
80 vtl ro dtmanlt we qlote, -ltc Oil.
FICR ceIaan ~ former iesi sa'oN Su"N ''
o. scss- ana hars Kaug'ou . N &C. ,..,.. t,.,~
MI, 40 gl.c Tor Cus lie for Dei.efssi 900 boxed
p.v.ra q lie. Lc4 are Gtii ia "eaA.
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70 PUBLISHERS and CAPITALISTS.
Gilunlions uGrteN--fema!es.

EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
Itel by PIERCE Co.. BoyiuIecl Gre nHoras anl other
selection, ou American, 70 sa. scotch Gern'ns 3wcie Irsh
WANTED-A SITUATION, by q respect
w R' yarng gd viii private family. 90 10 ohinterpfs A.
ssit Vi h RaaHg suI ou'z wui maze herself gHersiJ ne u
good Can TWeN s'c,d io'r, float roou
EVANTED-A SITUATION by competent
~ Girl lor esas hoa5 Eor cook, y5shs and
ironer; 10 willing at oss lest Of ey rce1ce' cA e. "'
Bswery eutrsnce Frs-st
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NORTH AND NORTHEAST
To TGH
SOUTH AND OlrE-WESt.
an IINg

NTW-YORk MD NhW-UHIII,aNH.
TIL ,,ItrA ANU CHATTANOOGA RAlht.A' u W com
v.- - ~ stall fpn .t1l's'l' ln 10 herh
NJ ,.i s.t OF, ions The shortest hsil luI, ron
,, ~ -.t.r. Pal aII. Iiinof. Washus,n LTleh afs
T., 'ls-' Ia, Mobile SrwDres4s Nctsbus shrSc
.,rt d., ~ jr. a. 81 Y0r-- iG PIE roril y >' =, a.
" a., uer rel ~ lr-r sitA l'tng road North
All SIh 10 ran pislf. trls a. he far - mlss ltf ,it
II, ,-, g.,.Yark o., Nrs-GT~iu - - iHnfi Two daily
s ,r tr,ur y - ~ "a making d'se enne uias
al pFats aIh ne ft ~ - 'tH
, ,+ Bi ss li'sIa. and cha g iofh ~ ncAhus
sb -sl a. 40 npn.s NOrh mi South WI BE- o. sale a. ne
,rrruai rl loai Lcs't o. t..-- 80 a
Ti1t ' ,. ,u .t In, s oaan,ei, 3yn; qlI, time aad
lr rates 'of Htrhi. Lila. A - Ga
fhrryl sbf ll1r itlri 900" 'ph o'e' h'h an hp1h
flf..r. .t- JOS rrI t-Haa ..".r..F ..''"
10. flr.rrr hto.n .u0l 'r l .l...,, .-,
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Gauiugs Bln.ts.

DnIE SAVINGS BANK, Nos , and Broad
L vav Wiaia.iu--h INTEREST ch elt % e. -.
IRA dividend OF ONE nALF PR CTSit-. tloNei o 30
a. to 5000
NrFW-YORE SAVINGS BANK. Eighth-ayc,
~ cor II logrtr. six PER tHNI INTEREST paid pn al
ann fromse ~ $500 l,'ns.s rBi- 0- no Do @ ~. Ii-"
intend ir,m Msfrl Af'ts. sal1stp O.. slis als'' -
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANk.
" C1r-f-a' .tH.-ly-. 1ri Yves. f|Ir. 'pttff.. 1870. -
INTEREST tOHH.S,.s d. iIHfr l .il i'nl SIX PER
BsSi ol,a ass ...aI.A T. pI? e. .ll DE- '.li.. ...s,
g.. rrd ~ .riar e,ar.er.. f4,h ta. . -
,v.iA -. $780, u ~ssaA t'.' SSS'S'L