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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-16
Sd month 10th, 1889.

DRoSPECTUS FOR EXTENDING CIRCULATION OF
Il THE ''Wayne County ChronicIe,'' ISSUED
MONTHS FIFTY CENTS. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
The approaching Congressional Election is already
ginning excite. and will continue additional in
until termination 1t is election that will de-
eide whether the Wings in this district will manully unite
in support Of their priacipesor whethe. by dislinon
petty prelufices. they will triumph their weak
er but better organ zed opponents II there
tins which the Wings should buckle the whole
Of their strength. that time the present. Heretofore
State has noby sustained herself IN the support Wing
principles She has given her adherence dis
organizing doctrines Loco Foco Denaocr1ev We trust
may But there danger il, Wings. at
lhe approaching crisis prove true 70 their PRINCIPLES
to other The friends the Administration are
organizing throughout In every district thew are
marshaling their forces; drilling and training
next August Election They raying and strengthen
ing under their inspiring moto'.To the TIctor, belong
the Spoi}s Stimulated by this principle, and in expecta-
ton of dividing Wing party, they confidently hope
the election the State place
the foots.ool Of Executive dictaton
II the Wings would prevent this they must arouse from
the iehargy into which previous victory has them
Il the coming elections they would again triumph.
i UNION must be inscribed upon their Tiers IS
doubt but the Wings this Congressional District ar.
largely in the majority; but majority effective
concert Of action essentially II
Or DEFEAT Is the consequence
In effect desirable essential object ard
advance generally the Wing County and
Congressional District, propose issue Extra Ed
of the Chronicle. printed the sized and
containing precisely the of regular edition.
Our object doing shis place
mig TIE District cheap political
formation. Many do wish newspaper
all the ysar who would De CAD a months
previous elecon-and give persons oppo
I ,InitF have concluded issue a prospectus.
The frs, number will issued Oh Wednesday, the 24,i
day of April next. and regularly every Wednesday therssf
ter until the l4th of August embracing period Of fou
months. following
Il FrTTERMS -FIFTT CENTS per copy. payable, in Al
cases IN. adranee- The price los. (barsIy suei.a
pay paper and ink order will be attended
unless accom- panied by the CASH
/ ftFAny person sending FIVE DOLLARS, free Q
postage shall hare eLcuea eo,es such place
be directed-TES DOLLARS. tressty-ire copaes-aa
4 TWENTY DOLLARS, Effv ooptes-
/ :. C. MEREDITH.
/ Cen.rsvilie. Fec. %. 1859.
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ADMIN STRATOR'S SALE.

There will be offered at public sale even,hday (Sai-
urday the 9th of the 4th month"; Apr) the late
dence of Benjamin Davis, (deceased) late of WAYNE
County Indiana the personal property said decefent
consisting of stock Hogs, Mix Cow. Cooper Tools
Coopers Wood and Variety of other tedious
mention Sale to commence O'Clock, P VI. on
said day, where of sale will be made known
sendence given by
ROBERT COX, Admir-
Sd month 10th, 1899. I0-3t
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PEREGRiNE

ADVICE OF 4 PERSIAN PoET.-'When thou art
married, seek to please thy wife, but listen not to
all she says. From mans right side RIB was
taken 10 form the woman, and never was there
seen rib straight. And wouldst thou strai ghten
il? 1t breaks, but bends not-Since, then, I'll,
plain that crooked is woman's temper, forgive her
faults, and blame her not; nor let hel anger thee
nor coercion use as all is vain straighten what
is cCryed
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-16

0-The second No. of the Family Schoomas-
ter, will appear on Thursday morning, the Goth
instant.
O.-We invite the attention of our readers to
the important matter our first page 1t is
worthy the consideration of every indiv idual.
GT"e are authorized and requested to an
nounce GEORGE w. WHITMAN, Esq, OF Cambridge
city, a candidate for the lower branch of the
State Legislature.
/ G-PAPINEAU, the celebrated French Cana
dian lnsurgent, is now on his way to France on
business, as is supposed, connected with the re-
cent disturbance in Canada,
GA Family concern-The President has ap
pointed his son, Martin junior,) Secretary unde,
the 9th section of the act to re-organze the gen
eral Land Office, in the place of Abraham Var
Buren,, resigned.
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Steam Saw and Grist Mill.

oOk HFRE!-The inhabitants of Camden and
4 vicinity, lIins make donation money
an person persons vsh3 eiH Steam Saw and
GRrsr MIII the said ct Camden, ia Jay
county la The undersigned, being e.c,ed committee
the ready receive proposals. for
aldns said Mills. Persons of good. moral character, of
business habits ana sufficient agai. vii! re preferred
site COR said Mills wal. lie giyen a5nias Camden. and
believe ina, capital would bs ell eoyed in the
business IL will be in the orisains settlement
and where privileges pien,y Fer further par
culars, inquire OF the undersigned letter otherwise.
BENZ WHITE. GEORGE c WHITMAN.
JOSEPH WI son.
Camden, March 3, 1889. e-ss
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice hereby given, that the undersigned
out letters of Administration, the of Benjamin
Davis, (deceased,) late of Wayne County, Iniana All
persons having claims against said hereby
fed them, legally authenticated settlement
within from this date and all persons
SAID estate are requested 10 make immediate payment
The is solvent.
ROBERT cox, Administrator
80 month 10th, 1889. I0-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-16

4 ORDINANCE, TO provide for scraping and clean
Z ing Main street, in the Boro' of Richmond
Section Be il ordained by the Burgesas and Borough
Council OF the Borough OF Richmond. Tha, shall be,
hereby made duty Of each and person occupy
front either aide of Main street, in the Borough
Richmond keep the and the
clean, by scFapng and sweeping all filth and liter the
centre of said whenever become
when requested so to do by the High Constable.
Sec ,. And hereby made duty of the High Con-
stable the be removed, and also
all dir, film the Streets the expense of
Borough
Sec }. Any person persons violating refusing
comply with FIRST section 81 this ordinance, shall be
CURED pay less than than five
dollars each and such offence neglect be col
lected in action of dsbt, for the of the Borough
Sec A. In oil refusal negec, comply with ,s
first section of this ordinance hereby made the duty
the High Constable TO have the done the
the occupant the be levied and collected ohe
/ cases of debt, for the use of the Borough.
Passed, March 5th 1889.
I J. W GREEN, Fist Burgess
Jos. Thorpe Boro' Clerk.
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GEORGE; II. BATES.
IMPORTER And HHOLES.4LE DE.4LER
In Drugs, Paints, Dyes, .4rtte!es, &c.

IMPORTER AND HHOLES.4LE DE.4LER
In Drugs, Paints, Dyes, articles, &c
I AS hand, and shortly to arrive, extern
sive stock-and respectfully invites the attention of
Merchants. nafatttrers Others, who will many
advantages purchasing his estab shment in prefer
ordering East there being bu, little
difference price of Goods compared with those Of
Eastern houses
The following staple offered in quantities.
suit purchasers, viz:
5000 gals Pure Winter and Fall Sperm Oil;
800 do Refned Whale Oil;
100 bbls Tanners, various qualities;
50 do Meats toor, lin.eed, Olive and Castor Oils:
Is baskets md cases Salad Oil.
PAINTS
500 kegs ground White Lead various brands
30 cases Chrome Green, and Yell ow
1900 lbs Green. eiiow, Black and Blue paint III Oil
200 bbls wh,ng Venetian Red, Lamp Black, Rcd
Lead and Ochre:
l25 do Sps Turpentne; with great variety of tine
and coarse pain's for boat and house painting
OVERS ARTICLES
500 bbls Logvood, Fustc, Camwood, Nicaragua, Nut
3ocarboys o. Vitriol Muria,c and Nitric Acids,
ranted superior To any made in the west;
ceroons Spanish Fit, Indigo and Coehinea;
/ case Bengal;
baskets Annesso-also Machine Cards, Pssss Pa
/ pers, Emery. &c. &c
/ casks Dutch and French Nader.
! -SUNDRIES-
25 bbls Refined Salt Petre and Borax.
60 cases Soda. Tart Acid and Rochelle Salts;
so bills EPSON Salts:
300 do American and Roman Cement and Lime,
$50 do Tar and Rosjn;
1000 boxes Soaps-castle white, variegated palm an
sl,vaing;
cases Percussion Caps;
| 20 hhds Black Leads Crucbles;
40 bbls Copals Japan und Coach Varnish, very s"pe
/ rior;
% cases Liquorce Paste, Jujubs and G un Copai;
30 do Birthstone, White Wax. Paint Brushes, (a'
sote,;)
50 bbls GIue-American, Russia, and irish
400 Nutmcgs, 800 Cassia Is bbls ground Cir
ger pure: ~
loo boxes No Chocolate, Dbl Cloves, 90 bags ra
Ginger
1900 Bottles, Walls, flasks, and W ndow elias
II 10 tierce Clarified Honey, of fine flavor
10 casks English Sal Soda;
l. 800 packages Lemon Syrup and pepper Sauce
:, cincinnati, FEBRUARY %, 1880. 81
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For the Richmond Palladium.
RICHMOND AND BRookv1LLE CANAL.

NICHNUND AND BKOOkVILLE CANAL.
All who are employed in business, or feel an
interest in the prosperous condition of the
section of the White Water Valley, must feel
deep qualification, 70 find that this long con;esn-
plated but neglected work, is about to engage that
attention. which its own merit as profitable sub
jecs ef Investment invited: and which its abso-
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>. ID. ~ G.. ION ES.
No. ID PEARL STREET

CINCINNATI. Ono,
A RE now receiving their usual supply of Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, and invite the country
and city dealers.
Cincinnati, March g. 1O-3t
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GIVE are authorized to announce the Hon.
JAMES RARIpEN, candidate for election to
Congress, at the ensuing election in August next
Eve are authorized to announce MARTIN
NJ. RAY, Esq, Of Centrevie, as candidate for
Congress, at the next August election
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ID ICiI,IoND AND BROoKyIL1E cANAI-

4 lCiMoND AND BROOKVILLE CANAL
Books for the subscription of stock in the Richmond
and Brook ils Canal, will bs by the
on tae hfsi day Of April and be kept tweay
days. agreeahy to the Charter the following places
Kichmond Abingdon, c, Dunapsville, Fairfield.
and Rockville The following Commissioners Rob-
Morrisson, Col Smith Hunt, John Rider, James Osborn
James L. Andrew, and Samuel Goodwin, authorized
nave special charge OF opening the said books
VIII attend nj each OF the above named places the
pose OF receiving subscriptions BY order Com'r
w. NJ. LEEDS, See'y.
Richmond, 2nd mo d, 1889. 7 IA
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HRe We Also Rcady.,,

Z 5 wish clasc my business here, immediately, all
those owing me, BY book Account, reqses-
call and s,tie same by The 2sa OF this monh
and SAVE further EXPENSE r. SINGLEY.
R;.hrori I'd mo Or, 1899 9-2w
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CLARKE'S OFFICE.

Wheelsng Feb. 10Th, 1889.
The Brilliant schemes for 1899 presents
ordinary attractions adventueTers.
Send orders post paid TO J. M. Clarke wheeling Va.
who universally admitted be tho greatest prize seller in
the western country.
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DLANK DEEDS for sale this oifce. Frice. s. pei
= quire. sssingie copy, IS GEMS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-16

DISSOIUTION OF ENTHUSIASTICALLY CO.
partnership here.ofore existing between Benjamin
Saan and Jesse Meek, j. this day dissolved by mutual
consents therefore, they woad respectfully request their
friends and customers TO call their last years
counts hv NOTE or otherwise B. STR.4 tim,
Richmond 2nd %, 1899. j. MEEK
N-EW FIRM.-Mark r. Reeves having pUrcnased
the interest JESSE MEEK the above concern, the
business will hereafter he conducted under the firm OF
STR,4TT4N& REEpES who would respectfully inform
the public tina, change will De MADE in their OF
doing business they solicitors of the patroaag
extended the concern All ,ne business OF se
old firm will be settled by the undersigned.
b. STR-4 T7.4k,
o,dr, o. 1920 Cf0 VI. T.. 3EEpES.
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INTERESTING FACTS-WHEREAs;cs certain indfvid-
4 uals n for Boots aud Shoes: and,
whereas, am in of the NEED-FULL: let this euf-
hint, rise there will be another CA LII, and
ssty authority ;''-POSIrIVELY .'wrrHoUT RESPECT
PERSONS T. +. COALF.
Richmond, Feb. %. 1889. TT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-16

VVoUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-A convenient Two
i II story dwelling (frams1 On Pearl street, w Iods
aortn of Main. good stable the premises Inc
situation for desirable as the town
For further information enquire q the Occupant
JOSEPH CAREY
p:-l...-S 4.--..~ 10 1870 2n
.,ort. for sale bv l. REED BROTHER.
:za. a., Leg.
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H AroLoGY OF MIR AMOS KENDALL.
Inc resolutions passed by the Senate on
'as'' declaring the answer Of the Post
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p ALL A DIU Nj .
SATURDAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10, 1889
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.

Su bject to the decision of the National Conven-
tion be held by the wings of the L. states.
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,

le benefit, of the Elzabeth,own turnpike. Class
Or 1889. To be drawn at Wheeling, Friday,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-16

.zsek-isobgcs, Mister Amos Kendall, undertook to
insult a United States Senate in one OF his
~ -ations,-for which, however, ne prompt
I'd very severe rebuke, that will
better manners in future, though it
A- be hoped to reduce his rejoicing van
rdness to any degree Of humility.
D. r. HOLM January, Mr.. Tamadge offered
yso,.. calling on tho Post Master General
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Resolred, That the letter of the Postmaster
General to the President OF the Senate. stating
that the only reason he had sent an answ er
ready is considered by the Senate as disrespect-
tul To this body
Resoired, That said letter, with the resolution
to which it purpor,s to be an answer, be laid be-
fore the President of the United States for such
action as he may deem proper.
The question being divided. the vote was Ia
ken on the first resolution, which was adopted as
follows:
fEAs:--Messrs. Bavard, Brown. Buchanan.
Calhoun, Clay, of Alabama, Clay, of Kentucky.
Clayton. Crittenden, Cuthbert, Davis. Foster,
Fulton, King, knight, Lion, Mexican. Merrck
Norris, Mouton, Nicholas, Norv ell Pren,iss Pres
ton, Rves. Roane, Robbins, Robinson. Sewer,
Smith, of Indiana, Southland, Swift. TaIlmadee
walker WALL. Webster. White, Williams of Maine,
Williams of Mssssippi--3S.
NAYs:-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Hubbard, Niles
Fierce, Smith, of Connecticut, Wright, Young-S.
Inc vote on the ID resolution was as follows
1EAs-Messrs Bayard, Calhoun, CLAY, of Ala
osna. Clay, OF heatucky. Clayton, Crittenden.
Duhbert, Davis, Foster, Fulton, King, Knight.
mckean, Merrick. Mou,on, Nicholas. NorvelI.
Ifentss, Preston, Rives, Roane. Robbins. Rob
o,nson, SEWER Smith. Of Indiana, Sou tina I'd, Swift.
iailmadge. Walker. Webster. Whi,e.-3I
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Brown. Bu.h-
snnah. Hubbard, Linn, Morris, Niles. Pierce.
uSwm,'n, OF Connecticut, Wall, Williams Of Maine
"iams' OF Mississippi Wright, Younc-l5.
The APOLOGY OF MIR AMOS KENDALL
Inc resolutions passed bv the Sen.t. .,
Itioay last. declaripg TIA nn.r-..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-05

and Brother and since to many others says
that for two years he had meditaed upon killing
her and had determined to do il; but his courage
failed him., whenever an opportunity onered.-
On the day he murdered his brolher5 wife he
went deliberately from his fathers as The testi-
mony Declares TO his own residence and got II
rifle he loaded with bullet, he then returned us
quick as possible to his fathers, the residence OF
his unhappy victim: us he approached the win
dow he saw the unconscious object oil ms nell
ish maignty, sitting Il few feet from the win
dow, with candle upon the table and she III the
act of nursing her infant child of about three
months ofage,-the light OF the candle enabled
him to take sure aim, and 10 effect his dnbolical
purpose. He says he remained at the window
long enough TO know TINT he had killed her as
he saw the blood gush from her head he then
turned and fled, but says he recollecs nothing
more until he got back to Sylvanus Bates where
he lived A more cruel and barbarous murder
never was committed in any age country; Il
man brought up and educated in moral and
chistan community, for two long years reflect
ing upon committing the crime of numbering his
own brothers wife, mother of three little chll-
dren, almost too horrd TO be true.
The murderer offers no excuse in palaton of
his crime, say he has none He attributes his
wickedness to his of Cider and Rum, and
warns all to beware of the intoxicating bowl
Let his warming be heard and remembered by
every individual who reads this, and let them
.
Bates is about thirty three years of age, and
he has for many years been of a reveugetu and
malignant disposition, and given full vent 10 his
passions; but justice has overtaken him, it
surely will every transgressor, and lgnomini
daeth must close his career on earth.
ExEcuTIoN.-The Gazette thus alludes to the
exit OF this wreched assassin
BATES, the murderer, was executed in this
town on the Sih inst. ut about three o'clock, p.
M. He displayed much tirmness at The place Of
execution he became, to all appearance, peni
tent for the crime he had committed the night
previous he made full confession of the murder
of his brothers. wife, us well as the repatriation
of other crimes of loss enormity but which would
have consigned him To the walls of II State Pris-
on. large concourse of people assembled at
early hour 10 witness The execution, variousy
estimated at from to 10 COO he was attended
to the galows by several clergymen, and the
reig GUS exercises were conducted with great
soemny. The people were generally orderly.
The Military, deserved much praise for the
prompt performance of their duty. God grant
that Bennington may never be the scene of a
mother execution.
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TERMS-THE CALEDoNIAN will he published
weekly at So 90 per annum, or al 81 80 if paid in
advance. IT payments made within six months
from the time of subscribing it will be considered
us advance pay. No paper will be discontinued
until all arrearages are paid except the option OF
the publisher -
III Advertisements will be inserted for the GUS
tomary prices. Persons requested TO state the
number of weeks they wish their Advertiseme n is
published otherwise they will be inserted till for
bid and charged accordingly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-05

MATTER OF CoURsE.-When Tobias Wat
klns was proved defauter TO the amount of a
few thousand dollars, there was great glorifica-
non among the Jackson party. The cry OF
"iaitl'ieSs public servants"-'corrnption &c,
was heard from one end Of the land to the 9th
en- such burst of virtuous Indignation was
never Witnessed before by high minded and
moral people. But the late enormous defalcu.
tons or Swartwout, Price aud other public of
TIGERS, las created lille or 10 excitement or as.
constituent, or indignation ,umong tho very ind-
'lduuls, who were most jealous s. loudcs in the
tconde nn0iion OF poor Toby Watlins-reinn
mig one OF the anecdote of the Scotchnan, WHO
complained Of the fuss which was made if one
Scotcbman was hUngeh whereas, said hc, il "a
dozen EnSl!shmen nre hanged noi word is
said about it. Oh, said his friend, tiiui l. regard
ed as Il matter Of course!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-05

NF@Some one-we know not who-hus sent
to us the following:
COMETS AND WoMEN.-Somo one has said
payfuy, but rather acknowledgements, doubt,
less, answer some wise and good purpose in the
creation; so do women. Comets are iicompre.
hensihle, he auriiiul, eccentric, women.
Comets shine with peculiar spendor, bnt at isht
appear most brilliant; so do women. Comets
conlound the most learned, when they attempt
to ascertain their pu,lire; ito women. Com
cts equally excite the admiration Of the philoso-
pher and ofthe clown of The valley; so do wo-
men. Comets and women, therefore, are close
y analogous but the nature Of each being IN
scrutable all which remains for us to do is to
view with admiration The one, and to love al.
most with alteration the other.
KINDNESS or y WIrE.-..n oil lady residing
not far from Exeter, was perhaps one of the
most brilliant examples of coniugal tenderness
that the last century produced, Her husband
had long been dying, at length, on tho clergy
man Of the parish making ore ofhis daily visits,
he found him dead. the disconsolate widow,
in giving an account Of her spouses last mo
mentS, TOLL hi'n her 'poor dear man kept groun
ing. Int lie could nor die, "a last sa she, IL
r1colcc'y! that Ind got piece Of new ta;e in
the drawer SO | took some Of that ana tied il,
as 'Ig'' as corld around his neck, and then
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-05
CONFESSION.

The prisoner denied the crime imputed to him
Until some days after he had been declared
GUILTY by the Jury, and the sentence of the
law had been pronounced upon him by the
court. lie first confessed his guilt to his Father
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

according to his account he very much feared that
they would ssfer there for bread, as the wevel,
amy worm, Hessian ny, and severe drought, had
aboat destroyed the present crop there. At
this melancholy news, some shed tears, sighed,
some sobbed, and took his usual pinch, ex.
claiming "semPer paratus," and moved that the
price Of -four must rise. This was amended by al
tering il 10 read, that flour had ris, and carried
They all agreed that you had no business
to say any thing about the banks discountng wheat
spectators paper-that they had right deal in
just what they pleased; and they would do so; and
finally voted unanimously, that copy Of your paper
should be sent t, the Dwights Of Geneva, so that
they might take the matter into their hands
That about the parson they thought good joke
too good to be kept secret; not so, however with
number of the beautiful, pious women Of the Par
sons flock. Seine Of them think very strange of it;
and one very beautiful, pious widow, says she al
ways thought it a sin for man TO marry his wife 5
sister, then checking herself she continued .bat
she didn't suppose the parson would do any thing
wrong; and SO she supposed in this case it was
right"
So you even here, the parsons rule the pious
women, and these pious beautiful creatures, do with
rascally men as they please. lot of honr, 100
bbls sold here few days since, at loss OF one
dsllar and lS.l0O per Dbl. The Sour manufactured
at the Roscoe Mills in this state, must sell at 81 per
Dbl, sustain loss. The cry now is, that hoar IS
on the rise in New York, OHIO.