davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-08-25
P 0 E 7 R X.
! TaAvELLER.s EVENING SONG.
BY MRS. HEMANs.

Father, guide me! Day declines,
Hollow winds are in the pines;
Dlrkly waves each giant bough
Der The sky's last crimson glow;
Hush'd is now the converts bell,
Which erewhte with breezy swell,
From the purple mountains bore
Greeting 10 the sunset-shore.
Now The sailors vesper hymo
Dies away,
Father. ia the forest dim,
Be my stay!
IN che low and shivering thrill
OF the leaves that late hung still;
In The dull and mufflsd tone
OF the sea waves distant moan;
Ia The deep tints Of the sky,
There are signs of tempests nigh.
Omnous, with sullen sound,
Falls The echoing dust around,
Father through the storm and shade
Ger the wild,
oh be thou the lone ones aid
Save Thy child
Many a swift aud sounding plume
Homewards through the boding gloon,
Der any way hath fitted fast,
Since The farewell sunbeam nassd,
From the chesnul's ruddy bark,
And the pools now low and dark,
Where the Weakening night winds sigh
Through the long reeds mournlully,
Homeward, homeward all things haste
God Of night!
Shield the homeless midst The waste,
BE his light!
In lis distant cradle nest,
Now my babe is laid 10 rest;
Beautiiul! his slumber seems
With a glow Of heavenly dreams.
Beautiful, Ger that bright sleep,
Hang soft eyes OF londness deep,
Where his mother bends 10 pray,
For the loved and far away,
Father! guard tEat household bower
Hear that prayer!
Back, thrc' their lIguiding power
Lead me there!
Darker, wider grows the night
MOI star sends quivenng light
Through the mas>y arch Of shade
Nv the stern old forest made.
Thou! 10 whose uuslumberlng eyes
All nv pathway open lies,
BY thy Son who knows disIess
II tie lonely wiiderness,--e
WAere 40 roof 10 that blest head
Shelter gave
FAiheg! through the time Of dread,
Save, o! save!
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-08-25
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON. SATURDAY. AUG. 81. Is4l.


) sister Rebecca Welis, wife Of ED. Geo.
i wells, Of Bolton, Warren Co, Y. Y,
parted This life, Aug. 8, 1871, in the 45,h
,s.' q her life. A cancer, with which she
!, oeen afflicted for fifteen years, lermin.
a. .s ne' mortal existence. Her pains, for :
2" months before her death, were mos
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-08-25
SYMPATHY.

How sweet the tear that gently falls
From manhood's sturdy cheek,
"hene'er a suffering brother calls,
With grief too keen TO speak.
The soul that feels for riven hearts
With hands wide spread 70 bless,
a glory 10 his life imparts,
Too noble TO express.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-08-25
For Ia Q T elegrap h

Dear Bro,her:-
Below, send an extract Of letter
from my brother, VIM. Slors, dated Nor
ristown, Belmon, Co., Ohio, July 10, 1841.
Presenting that the extract may be interest
ing to all friends Of Zion, you will confer a
favor BY giving them place in your paper.
N s. SToRRs
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-08-25

By. of The Z. E. Oh. in the State of
Kentucky. -....
Rev. J. L. Burrows.
Pastor Of SAMSON ST. Bap. Oh. Phila.
P. S. You are at perfect liberty 10
make what use you please of this letter.
And on my part, stating the occasion Of
lis being written, transmit a copy of it
by this mail, to the Banner of the Cross.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-08-25
From the Christian Secretary.
PRAYER.

Whit higher or nobler gift could have
been conferred upon mortals, than the priv
iiege of praying Z To be permitted
are, and demanded too, if we would be
blest, TO retire 10 the closet and humble
ourselves before God, and demand. in the
name of Christ. that our prayer may be
heard, and with full faith that it will be
answered. We go like the tired and
heart-sick child to the parent, TO ask ad!
vice and protection, tocheer Us on TO the
pathway of life. we ask our God 10 give
US His Holy Spirit to bear Us up, amid
the trials and fluctuations of the world.
knowing that our prayer through the
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-08-25


Psalmist ]
Tell me rot in mournful numbers
Life is but an empty dream,
For the soul is dead that slumbers,
And things are not what they SEEM
Life is real, life IS earnest,
And the grave is not its goal:
Dust thou art, to dust returnest,
Was not spoken OF the soul.
Not enjoyment and not sorrow,
Is Our destined end or way;
But TO act, that each tomorrow,
Find US further than to-day.
Art is long, and time is fleeing,
And our hearts, tho stout and brave.
Still ike muffled drums art beating
Funeral marches 20 the grave.
10 the worlds broad field Of battle,
In The bivouac of life,
Be not ike dumb, driven cattle,
Be hero in the strife.
Trust no Future, howe'er pleasant,
Letthe dead past bury its dead;
Act, act in the living Present.
Heart within, and God o'erhead!
Lives of great men all remind US,
We can make our lives sublime:
Aud departing, leave behind Us
Footsteps on the sands Of time:
Footsteps, that perhaps another,
Sailing DER Iife's solemn main,
A forIorn and shipwrecked brother,
Seeing, shall take heart again.
Let Us then be up and doing,
With heart for any fate,
Still achieving, still pursuing,
Learn to labor and to wait.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-08-25
a PSALM OF LIFE.

By Henry Vads,o0rth Long fellOto.
What the Heart Of the Young Man said to the
Psalmist ]
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19


virtue Of AZ appointment S. trustee,
by The Honorable TIE Court Of Chance.
~ of lie State 81 Mississippi, 81 The Decem-
Der term thereof 1910, Is OH Tie place 81
james Warren deceased original appoint
|ed trustee 90 tie purposes ID said deed
of trust mentioned executed 81 John
g. Hunter and William 5. Pugh. 70 The said
James Warren, deceased, GO tie use md
benefit 81 Moses = I0lf and Abram Wright,
bearing date The ninth day 81 January 1883,
and recorded ii lha Office of tie CIerk Of
tie Probate Cont az Kazooo County, III
Book g. pages SO 45 sos, II secure the pay
anent q Two psomissory notes. made By The
said John q. Hunter and William Il. Pugh,
70 The said Noses +. HoF and Abram
Wright, amounting 70 The sum 81 FIVE lhOus-
and three hundred dollars, IS Is described
more fully il said deed of trust, and also 81
virtue of tie said deed, I shall proceed to
sell, in Aazoo Cay, on the twensy-fifsh day
Of February next, between tle hours Of 10
A ". and I o'clock, 3 III, for cash 70 the
highest bidder; III that lot 81 parcel of
ground, lying and being ID Yazoo CITY, II
Yazoo County, described On the plan md
plat Of said Town as lot Number two hun
bred and forty -four -oE 50 much thereof a.
shall Be sufficient p satisfy the. above mem
toned notes, and al interest, and all costs
and charges attending the fllflment Of the
provisions contained ii said deed - believe
The title 70 the above mentioned property to
Be good, but will only sell such an one as IS
pesledin me Is Trustee as aforesaid,
A. II. MORTON, Trustee.
Yazoo CITY, Jan. %, 1871. (P'r fee s l2l 2S5t
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19


The rights q editors and publishers Of papers
have been too long neglected. Justice will never
pc done unless themselves assert iheir nahs
anq enforce lhe most rigid rules, which in the
eng VIII "a ionnd alike salulary % the public and
Dencheial % those engaged to the press. Pub
fishers 81 papers havc been - long imposed unon
BIZ the community az large, that they are consid-
cred % some extent q dcalnded ciasa 81 beinrn
when IN TACT there ID no vocation in lio ~ honor
able3 deserving q 20 high Consideration, produc-
tive Of 70 much good class that excrio topower-
full On influence. tits known 20 Be provcfbial for
the debtors 20 newspaper publishers 10 consider
their demands as the last ~ Sc --debta 10
which there is attacked no moral obligation. and
which they can refuse @ pay with justice and
honor hence, Il ie incumbent upon Tie conduct
tors Of the press 70 assert their own riehts. and
resolve, severally and jointly, 20 bring an patrons
ST newspapers under the same obligations that AZ
.nch 70 other contracts, OF always remain 10 pow
srty and want, with thousands due them from the
most solvent men in the country.
We call upon an editors and Publishers Of pa.
pers who approve 81 the following rnes 20 endorse
them by their signatuYeB-place them III the head
IF their papers, and strictly adhere 10 them.
let. No subscription received without payment
IN Gdr0ncc.
/ ID No subscription received for less than sig
months.
81. Advance payment will be required from
lll transient advertiser
4th. TO announce no man for any Office, either
u sen dollars.
5th. Political circulars charged as advertise
ents and payment required IN adrance.
ON, All advertisements Of personal aIterca.
:on viii be charged double and payment requir-
I'd IN adrGRce.
9TH. Election tickets win not be printed With
tut order, nor delivered TO any person without
payment.
9th. All subscribers, without respect to persons
who are delinquents, on the fret Of October, will
be stricken from the list, and their accounts put
in suit.
The above rules, we, the undersigned, pledge
ourselves to abide by.
Signed By al IN the State.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19
PROSPECTUS
or THE FIFTH VOLUME OF
SE1B EA8NO V9TG1 &u

ssEs8 EA&&N V9Is 9 Ga
WE present this paper TO the public with
the view Of extending the circulation Of the
WING Of this city still further into the
midst of the community in which we live,
than our present subscription extends. The
extension of political intelligence and truth
the spread of general and miscellaneous
information-the support Of public morality
and the moral character Of our state, and
laborious compensation to the proprietor and
his family, make up the motives for this
effort TO extend our subscription list.
For seven long years we have, in this cit
lent an untiring exertion in behalf of the
great cause Of political truth and the welfare
Of our country. We have opposed the late
and present administrations Of the general
government without hesitation and without
compromise in all things where they have
acted, in our opinion, i0r the benefit Of
party, regardless Of the good Of the people.
And through the dark seasOns of the cOun-
try, within the last two yeaTs, when public
wickedness seemed to flourish like a green
bay tree-when the President seemed 70 be
successful in carrying his party and his party
measures in party triumph over the land "la
spite Of he Lamentations Of the people," we
have not faultered in a single nerve or re-
laxed in a single effort in the battle Of re-
iOtius OAb VIC nave AluAutotuCM
the moral inp0ssibiliiy of the FINAL success
Of party, and consequent overthrow Of the
people, in a country like this. We have
maintained an unwaivering confidence in
The patriotism Of the people, that they, sooner
or later, control their own interest and rid
themselves of this immense unnecessary
evil, that now so universally paralises the
industry OF the people Of this great country.
We have endeavored faithfully to spread
over the country all useful information, such
as we, from time TO time, have thought would
interest and benefit our readers; and we have
q protect the public morality
and character Of the State against foreign
aggression and internal pickering and dis
luie.ude.
We present, as an earnest Of the future,
he pages of our journal which we have al
ready published, and our promise that our
industry and perseverance shall be at all
lines il requisitiOn to make our paper as
Useful to the public az within our means.
Any person procuring fVesubseribers shall
,e entitled to one copy for their exertion.
TER 1IS.-The WING will be furnished 70
subscribers al FIvE DnLLARs in ADVANCE.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19
VaZOO CffY HOfeL.

TIME undersigned takes this method OF
returning bis thanks q biz friends and
tie public Cor tie very liberal patronage
heretofore extended 70 him and respectfully
asIys i continuation thereof, be Is prepared
ana viii keep horses for persons by the day
week. 81 month, o. good Terms, bis stable
IS larue and dry and shall Be attended % By
tbe best 81 hostlers, and viii keep constant.
u on hand good provender. The public q
respectfully invited to give me cali
Charges as Follows. Z,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19
I1OT.ICE.
JOHN DUNCAN,
EDWARD DUNCAN,
SAMUEL e. McALISTER,
HENRY r. WATSON.

Natehez, July I, 1910. July 24-3-4t
The Natehez Free Trader, VicksbuEg
Whis, Southern Sun, Grand Gulf Adyerti-
SET, YazOo Wing, Woodyille Republican and
Fayette Advertiser, will publish the above
for ono month and send their accounts to
this Office for payment.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19
RIVER PLANTATION
FOR SALE.
ON A LONG CREDIT

"a RIVER PLANTATION within few
g miles Of Yazoo City, consisting Of sor
200 acres Of land, 200 acres cleared, can be
bought upon better terms than any hitherto
given for such property. There is no better
body of land ~ the State than slais, and lo1rr
more handsomely situated, having beauti-
full front Of nearly two miles on the river.
A credit WILDE given Of four, Eve Or six
years, and 8 purchasers with not less than
fifteen o. twenty hands can arrange to pay
annually, the proceedsof the place, without
being compelled 10 meet stipulated install
ments. Five or ten hands will be sold with
the plantation il desirable. The price will
be very low and title good. Enquire Of
SUBLETT, NYE & co.
Or r.. ABBEY.
Yazoo City, Dec. 9, 1910. 2l-tf.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19
NOTICE.

TIME subscribers respectfully inform the
citizens of Yazoo and the public gener-
ally, that they have recommended the
Watch s. JeWelry Business,
il Yazoo City, where they have just opened
fine assortment Of Woickes aud Jes0plyy,
SiEper Spoons. ROdgers' Cutlery, Fancy Ar
tite., &c. They also tender an acknowledge
ment to their old friends and customers for
past patronage, and hope by strict attention
70 business, % merit its continuance. Every
exertion will be used 70 render entire satis-
faction 70 al who may favor them with their
custom.
WILSON g KLEIN.
Yazoo City, Nov 90. 1910. 19-tf.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19
"A CARD.

HAVING established ourselves in the city
81 Vicksburg, with the view Of facili-
tating the business of the house Of Hart,
Butler 81 Co. Of New Orleans with the Plan
ters in this section of the state. We wish !
share Of public patronage, we feel ourselves
fully competent to afford the usual facilities
to the planters which has heretofore been ex-
tended TO them by the number of well known
established houses, both Of this city and the
city of New Orleans.
We are assured to say to the Planter that
the house ia New Orleans has taken our an
open policy Of Insurance which extends to
the waters Of the Mississippi, Ohio and MIS-
souri, rivers, and all their tributaries. which
advantage il is to the planter when shipping
his cotton to the house of Hart, Butler g 20.
and informing them, or the house OF a. hart
IL. III Co. Of The shipment; 10 either house e
win be considered fully insured and protect-
ed from loss Or damage.
We viii receive and forward cotton, ana
viii at all times Be prepared 70 sell bills q
Exchange on New Orleans il sums e sui
purchasers, at sight
a. HART Il. g co.
Office Washington 81, nearly opposite Chll-
dres Hotel.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19

SUGG1soo. ~ IAA+ ~ AtNA-AA tNllA1aI
VIII Sc pab Iisked eueyg Thursday morning,
" 1872 Nassau 81. New- York.
The publishers Of the NEw-Y ORE DAu.Y Vine,
propose hereafter 70 issue theiF weekly paper I'M
der che title 81 The Empire state. No change
will BE made ID the size Of form Of the paper; Il
will contain the full reading matter 81 six daily
papers, and will be regularly forwarded % is
numerous PATRONS Ia the same manner ns II no
chanre had taken place. Improvements in the
mechanical execution Of the paper are conleni-
plated, corresponding with the Increase 81 palro-
mage which the publishers hope o receive under
The new arrangement
The paper will Be nndor The editorial manage.
.1uenf Of HoRAcE GRRELEE and JAcon b. Moolr.f
Esqs. the former q whom will attend 10 the PoIi
teal Department. and the latter will devote I'D
his attention 20 NE Literary and Misoelioneous
portions 81 the paper--iho dcaiQn being 10 male
1.-THE EMPIRE SlAIEn noi only spirited
and valuable political journal. bnt ~ incfeasirf
its attractions Is q Family Newspaper. 10 rsntcr
Il worthy Of q moro extended PATRONAGE. lho
aid 81 gentlemen known ns approved and able
champions Of the whig enuec, has been ~ .rnisod
aud the editors iee assured, char il ardent ZEAL
nntirinr energy, and unialloune RESOLUTION. Join
sd IS some experience as soldiers M he army
ind se1tinols "a the rampArtz Of Freedom, can
ansnfc success, TIE kMfl8E oiAIt shall
ltii behind mono 81 ilg cotemporarc1 in service 20
fhs canse 81 Liberty and Prosperity
TERNS.-INo lcl'nlS pei nnnum, In odlnnc1
- price which, considering che emolnl OF read.
inc matter ia It's columns. renders lhe AaItlltE
SIT ATE one of the cheapest Family Newspapers
ia lie counsy
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Z VIE plantation in this county formerly
occupied and cultivated BY r. Creecy,
on tie road from Yazoo City 10 Benton.
To : good and careful tenant the rent will
Be moderate. It's advantages are too well
known % require description. Apply to
6. 8. CRANE, ReceiUer,
Appointed by the Hon. Court Of Chancery
January Ist, Ss4I 25--tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19
RICHARD MUG IT
Du hose 8 IRfcI1aId son;
EAcroRs AND CoallllssIoN NinncH ATS.

New Orleans. July { 1910 7-3m.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19
RICHARD NUGENT
f. w. TURPIN
HUGH w ATT
rs. July 1910 7-Sm.

THE undersigned flate Of the 4 nj Of Nu-
gent, Turpin s. Watt has taken into part
norship Mr.. Alfred II. Hopkins, Of this city,
ard viii continue the Commission Business
under the firm Of NUGENT, HOPKINS &
co.
RICHARD NUGE1T.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19
-MANII.LA BEGGING

YNHE high price demanded for kentucky
Bagging has induced the undersigned
TO procure I supply Of Gnnny Bags made Of
Manila Bagging for the purpose Of supply
ing their customers. The difference il the
price Is very great, and experience has pro-
ven that tho article which is now offered
will answer aIl the purposea of the best
and for sale By M. B. HAMER q Co.
Yazoo City, Oct 2. 1880. 12-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-19
NOTICE.

UyHE copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the
Rrm ofNUGENT, TURPIN & WATT, in
New Orleans, and TURPTN, WATT 81 co,
at Grand Gulf, Mississippi, is this day dssol-
we'd by mutual consent. The unsettled busi-
ness Of the houses viii Be attended 70 BY
Richard Nugent, in New Orleans, and Z J.
w. Turpin and Hugh Watt. 81 Grand Gull,
who are authorized to use the names Of the
respective firms for the purposes Of liquida-
fi0n only
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17
FoURTu OF JUIY.

Al 4 meeting OF the citizens Of ChaFleatowp al
The COan-iiouSs on Friday evening last, CDR j.
J. II. siraiih in the Char and n. N. Gallahsr
SceFetaTy,l he foliswing resolutions were adopt
ed -
Rssolssd. That this meeting n deeply inspired
With sense Of duty 70 the great Benefaeior OF
mankind, and hiled vith graliiuds TO oar nnees-
tors Tor The great achievements OF The memora-
Ole Revolution which secured 70 us the blessed
liberty We nov % happily enjoy.
Rtsotved, That the approaching annivefsaFy
Of oar Independence be celebrated in an appro-
pirate manner.
Resolved, That this meeting select and appoint
a committee Of eight 10 make suitable arrange
ments for the CAY.
Rssoissa, That this meeting elect suitable
person as the Orator Of the day, also a reader OF
The Declaration OF Independence, and invite the
ministers of the Gospel Of the Town 10 assist.
Rssolrtd, That such and so many MaTshals bc
appointed AZ Esy Be deemed necessary Tor the
occasion.
The fOIiovins committees were then appoint
eds--
Committee Of Observation-Disclosures
Thompson. Joha Reed, r. s Boeue, J. Nixon,
y. -. Enelish, Wm.- coTbin, Thomas Lsek, J.
W. GallaheF.
Committee OF Toasts- c. q Harding, John J.
Palmer. r. A, Moore, Henry Bedinger, John H.
Beard, J. l. DeaveF. J. X Woods, J @. Davis.
Mafshals--Mai r. BriseOe, Thomas R1lhsr-
ford, Capt. O. w. saPpihstOu, FrAneis S BOgue.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17
SPRINGS,
Han Jc6eFeOn County, VA.

4NHis we'll known wsterinE place y IN n,
u opened Ter the sesson on the TEN Jun.
Tethoss sho bsSe nsvsr Visited thoss spe;ps,
may - proper TO say that thsy ere ssiastsa
% the sAenaadoah river, s miles from Charles
town, the e0unty zeal Of Jeasrsoa, srd cen Be
rssehsd 70 one day froa PhusdelplIs, BaIti-
mare. or Warrington. Fasssaeers siop a. Har.
Ferry 70 dine. and then proceed eco mils.
on the WIBehssisr sAd Potomac Rail Road 10
The Chatlestowa Dspos. whence Ihsy are taken
N Coaches provided BY the conPssy li,s nilss
10 the Springs.
Every thtng has been provided 20 render
sot1urn al the watering Plses delightful 10
those who are sesEteg either health or pleasure
Amosements Of various kinda win b found
suited TO the grave as veil a. the gay. No spot
70 the Unioo sxeels Sbanaondals 10 bsautv-
Tho scenery 10 unsurpassed.
The virtues 90 The waters are well knouo.-
ti0odreds OF The 1aost obstinats es.es, which
would ylslj To nothing else, have been perfect
y cured % those waters Ia Dropxy, D,apep-
sin. and all arrangements of The digssifv. or.
gaOs and liver. and IN macy otbsr affections
they have proved iovsloabls.
r. A. MILTON, Iii
Of SAsaaoaasls spriagS CO@p.ay
June }. le41.
e1-JNaiiSaaI IAfsliirsa-sr, Clobs, Bslhi.as~s Re.
triol and .9usTieaa, RiehEsaS Skir sad Eaquirsr,
v Gesftts. Mrs Hsyk .31sTiesa, and ETsderiek
BeTaid. turtcs q ussk, 4 Wseks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17

- DoZEN 0rais ssd Grass ssyths,. oval
tsh's A Osrilngs.) just received and for
safe low BY the dsksa or sihgls oos Also.
Whst Stones and Rhrs.
June 10, istl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17
THE MARKETR.

oiss II az BalHAsrs .sasTissa, IMsaasy, June n.
cATTLR--Priess ssnes fron sc Tor inferior
70 et,iS par 100 ~. ioF prime quality. We
quote 1--we Hogs duii, 81 50 70 So as.
fLoUR.-touaE1 aiFeat FLOUR eontlnuss a
IS With Ilnited lsnapd. The wagon price ia
es.o7A- We Rota . shIe Of Susqus hanna Flour
e es, i2i. scarce and waited.
W1kAT.--sSe nols sales Of Pa. wheat 1t
81 ne end ~ eahts foF tsss Fs3s, asd 81 .ls
fer pagest ~ whita and red mixed. A easeO
20 100 eashsIs geod Nd. red wah sold on Fri.
day eyoning at 81 90 eahts.
aTE.--A sale % Pc. Rye at 90 cents.
cOaN.-Whlse a. So 81 ssnts. yslloW at
S. IS esAlS.
oATS--A1d. AZ 80 esAts. Va. a. IS esnis.
WHtsKEY.--A sale Of bills. 81 ~ cts. The
Wagpo prizes % bbls. Il 20 esnts.
WOOL Some saies Of native washed Wool
have takes plseo during the week At 30 coats,
9 months, sha also 81 81 cents fun. We note
e sale o. eon0oa uaVashsd at20 ~ eSnts.