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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
Correspondence of the New York Tribune.
Uniycrsalist General Convention.

AKRON, OHIO, Sept 20, 1913
The UNITED STATES CoHyENrIoN of Universal
lists, which meet annually on the third Wcdnes-
day IN September, convened here this morning
Pursuant To adjournment from Providence, II. |
last Delegates are present from, Ma nc on
the East, Illinois on the West, aud Kentucky
the South, embracing, | believe, all the interme-
diate States. -Four Clergyman and four la men
from each State Is the regular representation IN
CouncI; but some States are not fully represent
ed, while from others large numbers OF ministers
and hearers present. very large concourse
of the nelghborlng people naturally presen,
--probahly 5000 at the morning service, and the
arrivals by canal boats and carriages are still uu-
Interrupted. a court is sitting IN town which
nearly fills the hotels; and though those who
come IN boats find their own sleeping apartments
beds and provisions, the making room for the
rest pretty thoroughly tested the ability and hos
pualltV OF the UnIvcrsaIlsts last night; and what
they wall DO with the greatly increased coDcourse
10 night | cannot imagine. Happily, however,
the weather is glorious; clear aud decidedly hot
by day, and will be excellent for the bivouac to
night, should any be compelled to resort IT, as
think they must. Akron is a village of some
, 1000 inhabitants, with Cuyahogo Falls, (neary
as Iarge,) Mddlebury, and several other smart
villages around it.
The Convention was called to order this morn
ing by Rev. i. WHIrTEMoIE Of Mass. and. after
a PRAYER by Rev. Hosea BALLaU Hoo. II. MORSE
Of Cincinnati chosen President Of the c ,un-
ell, and Re O. A. SKINNER Of Boston Secreta.
r.. Rev. +. VI. PINGREE Of this State was chosen
Assistant Secretary. After Transferring some
business OF no interest to the general reader, the
Council adjourned to attend the Religious services
of the morning; Rev. J. A GARLEY of Cincin
natl preaching the Occasional Sermon, which was
very long, very ambitious, rather self-righ,eous,
and not calculated 10 be popular with bearers OF
different faiths. But had intended ra,her to
speak Of The arrangements 10 render the speak
cr's voice audible 10 such assemble &c, which
struck affording valuable hints for similar
occasions. In the first place the meeting house
of the Unvers7fIsts is fine stons structure, SIT
ua ted on height east of the village, and capa-
bic Of holding some | 800 people, This was
closely filled. almost entirely by women. On
the north side of il, large area had been cover
ed with plank benches. over which stretched
on high poles immense tent sail CLOTH (hired
think of the Merites.) Under this the male
portion OF the audience seated the benches;
while the preacher stood on platform resting on
tho sill Of the Noah window nearest the pulpit,
which had been taken out for The occasion From
this place, the prayers, readings, sermon, &c
perfectly audible TO all, both within and
without the house.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
"Chairman OF the Committee -

SINGULAR DEATH OF A Chip An interesting
child about six months old, daughter Of Deacon
Moses Wheelock, OF Barre, Mass, lost her life on
the ION inst, in most singular manner 40
attendant left the room where she was lying qui-
etiy on a he'd, and returning in few minutes. the
emo was ionud TO have crept to tho side of The
oed near the wall and slid off. Her body passed
oe'Neen the bed and the wall, through an apper'
'u'e n'' Dig enough 70 ADM: her head, md she
renamed suspended by the chain un,il life was
extinct.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
Handsome Residence
FOR SALE.

T'lE undersigned SALE favorable terms. the
which resides. 1t l. situated on Nj r
ke: Immediately Of the Public Square.
of the pleasant locations the CITY The build
ing i a TWO-STORY BRICK, recently built III modern
style, and besides being the materials il finished
superior style l. j. commoaoa and convenient, and
all the appendases Of a comfortable dwelling I, has
wash III ouse. smoke House, Dairy. Cistern.
stable. all in good order. The grounds neatly
Land well cIItfvate5 with choice collection Of
the lest tTIit and vnes.
WILLIAM WIGGINS.
Richmond, Sept. Is, 1-47 3>-3mo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07

PEACH ORCHARDS OF DELAwARE.-The editor OF
the Delaware Gazatte, speaking of the Peach
Orchards IN that State. SAYS he orchard
containing over 10 acres of peach trees. all la
den To the ground with that luscious fruit. One
sends a steamboat lea 10 market every day
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
1913.
7 A X n 0 7 &c &!

VIE amount of Taxes charged IN each One Hundred
Il Dollars OF valuation. for State, County and Road
purposes are as follows, to-,vf,s
State lar on each 500, 30 cents and mills.
County Tax l2s
Road Tar 5
For each Poll for State purposes, ~ cents
:" - i" County 20 50
Attendance will he given Townslips a,
places of holding Elections the purpose
cesiug pa men, Taxes assessed the following
tn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
CABINET WARE ROOM!

4 HRAHAM PHILIPS would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Richmond and vicinity generally, that
he s,il continues the neMaklng business his
stand Main nearly opposite ID. ID. soans Hotel
where all kinds Of Cabinet Work will be made order at
the lowest prices and with punctuaty He has on hand
present, of Plain and Handsomely finished
BUREAUS FIELB and HIsHPesT Ben STEADs, DI>IrG and
BREAKFAsT TABLES. IADY's Work TABLES Win gener-
of Cabinet Ware. Persons In want oil any OF
the above articles would do well call before purchasing
elsewhere the articles will be sold at prices to SUIT
the times.
Y B. He would also inform the public that I've has just
finished handsome hearse which he will furnish 70 attend
funerals a, the shortest noace and at low prices
Richmond August %, 1913. J-o
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07

81 "
meeting adjourned ill next day; when he
propounded his plan for the restoration OF the
irish Parliament, as prepared by commit
tee.
81 The Irish people recognise. ackno"l'
edge. MAINTAIN. and will continually preserve
and uphold upon the throne OF Ireland hef
MAJESTY Queen Victoria, (Whom GOD PTor
teeth Queen, by undoubtcd right. and by he
reditary descent, Of Ireland, and her heirs
and successors forever. The people OF Ire
land recognise, acknowledge, maintain, and
will continually preserve and uphold, all the
preroga,ves Of her Majesty, and Of her heirs
and successors, belonging 10 and inherent IN
the imperial crown Of Ireland; and they VIII
true allegIanc bear, pure, IndIVisIbie; 10 her
Majesty. her heirs and successors, forever.
So The people of ireland acknowledge,
and will maintain and preserve forever. the
privileges, hereditary and personal, OF the
peers OF Ireland; together with the legislative
and judicial authority of the Irish House OF
Lords, AMI the exercise Of prerogat've IN a
mcnding and limiting the peerage, as the
same did Of right exist before the year 1900.
.3. The people Of Ireland do firmly insist
upon the restoration Of the IRISH House Of
Commons, consisting Of three hundred repre-
seutatvcs Of the IRISH people; and c.asn, II
the presence of their Creator, the Iigut OF
the people Of Ireland to such rastora,Iun.-
They have submitted 10 the Union, as being
n'lu'n5 Dis ,'" ,-'' 81
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upon ''''''' - ft:1
~ "'Vo'"et 49, No'.'','J '..o
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,.,8''1n 'o'', "i, o., 49, rr 49, 10 49,
stract duty, and the exhibition oil ihat re-
sistaucc mere question of prudence. They
WIN ~ - ' 9''
Pe''''p'' ''' ,t rur
p,,i;a ~ pau c,l,l,,s. ,ybe rl',,,I,
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,roaso If ono ,,nn,tor 90 as f. h,y, fIrce
~ ''o ~ '''0 u"
IePfGSh'a''.eS' l[,a' every o,"e' 0'''''3 nav
i''S ""0F0 $4,000 ''"'" go
'e'oe % wv ''' ,','tI
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6't M, ,I' me- ''''' ~ VIZ - ,o
800 OoI"'y .",o'5 $685.
wv ''''I nouns S'''N'' 80 an '''~' o'80 -
lout IIlc,'' - ,.....-.
100 | az. ~ r. 100
900 ~ :. - ..lt -,
~ -, a'.'|' o go 80 - - 7. l
nat n VIE, cou"tS =. Oo' ~ - ~ ''''7
'n"h 'oC'ooo H''''p''o"''' S"o"'0 81 Oh ~
c's"se W :" 'eI "'e,i1o't 81, .;,as
" '' 49, - .;,V ~ n,Tiin hn,.1,r
= P'opo''" ',,'e ,,,o 10y ~ 49, ny
more than 2Oo ooo lhhaoIlah'S' ShooId nave
elSh' ffPIe'e"'anNcS' '@u' Io' ''ie ia''S nor Il,
o' me l''Iey' ana lou' 'oF inc PaI'' so"'" %
lne r'hey.
Ina, nat ane oh,NeFSlty OF ooo''3 SI',,,I."
""''"o0 O" ''Ic o'sis % Us preset CoH9'''"'
cue, 10 S''u !" . mems e'S'
- proposes ll' o (lle Guy 81 t''N ''1FI
NY more tlld'l Ioo'ooo l'lnao''a'l'S' S"0u'0
"' ..rh 1--we , Ie'aior'S. .,.,.
o, n"Ir '.'o 81 anu '''e
~ pc'dSt' having it>PtC'l>c'S ili'Ie "l'i'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
Manufacturers Warehouse Removed
From No lO7 to No IS Main street, sir doors
belotr Columbia Street.
THOMAS T. WHITEHEAD,

4 GENT for Bakewes & Pears Pittsburg Flint Glass
~ Works. having removed TO the new large warehouse
az above will keep much larger stock and
soitmen all especially during the
on either by low water in the summer
the viii be prepared to I'LL Their orders
a regular Pittsburg Factory prices
The Glassware manufactured by tho above firm Is well
known of superior quality and the assortment of
made by eqdaled comprising variety
Rich Gut, Plain, and Pressed Flint Glassware Any
required be made, by furnishing pattern will be
forwarded o Works and made order
IN ADDITION TO the Flint Glassware. / shall At all
hand full stock of Window Glass, from the
smallest the largest from the factories of VIM Nc
Gully Co. and c. Ihemsen, Pusburg City Brands, and
Symmes & Roberts, Wheeling, Na which being the best
Window Glass made will always be warrantei TO opal
y and being free from hreakage Also Nio Oh Bottles,
flasks Porter Wine Bottles and
article iii the Glassware line for Druggists Merchants
Families
IN CONNECTION I shall constantly keep on hand IN
of the best Pttsbug Cotton Yarns assorted
together with many other manufacture articles
of which am receiving frequent consignmen,s.
THOMAS T. WHITEHEAD.
Cincinnati, Sept. 81, 1913. 40-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
A LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Post Office at Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana, on the 30th SePtem-
Der, 1913; and if no, taken out before the lst
day OF January. 1874. will be sent TO the
General Post Office as dead letters.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
ME undersigned, having taken letters of Admins
{ traton of Enoch Mccullough, late Of
Wayne county. lnd ded. notifies al persons indebted
said make immediate payment, and all those
wing against present them legally authen-
tiated within twelve from the ate
aereof. The IS solvent
JOHN A. N'MINN. Admir-.
September % 1913 39-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
Drugs and Medicines.

1 FRESH supply JUS, received and for sale at very
~ low prices for Cash. by
JAMES X. DJGDALE & Co
Richmond. August 10. 1913. 81 3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07

(1y-Postmaster General Wicklitfe, il is said, has
already put an end TO Sabbath mail transporta~
ton, on different routes, amounting IN ieng h 10
upwards of Sc 600 miles
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07

4 GREAT RACE TO COME oFF.-The National
InteIigeucer gives IA reminder hat the great
Peyton stake Is to he ron for over the Nashville
course early in October. 1t IS exciting unusual
interest among The gentlemen of the turf. 1t
viii be the largest purse ever commended for IN
this country ic Europe. Thirty horses have
been entered, uutfcd nags # four wears old, and
among them the produce Of PIIam, l. psc, Black
Maria, heVinthan, PtenIpotentary, Luthorongh
and other celebrated racers. The entry Is five
thousand dollars, with thousand dollars forfeit,
and, counting largely upon Withdrawals, the
winning colt viii take purse Of eighty thousand
dollars An unusually inrge number of gentle
men from the Southern and Western States, II is
expected, i'll be prcsent-atl more or less inter
ested IN The trial Of speed OF tho dtlleron, stock
of their several States
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07

4 TALL STEErLE The stepIe of Trinity
Church, (Episc0palinn) New York, is to be two
hundred and eighty feet higher than any in
Boston, and SIXTY feet higher than the Bunker
Hill Monument.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
Branch state Bank of Indiana.)
Richmond, l0lh Month Pad, 1888

:NIE Stockholders il this Branch VII please - take
notice, that Election for Directors. for the
wear, wall BE- held the Ranking House. on second
day ft Of lh Month, next. Monday. November
(u:l3) ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashier
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07

Dissolution of Partnership.
ME partnership heretofore existing between horton
II MooRE. in the tailoring business. IS ths day dIs-
solTed by mutual All persons Indeoteh 10 tsn,
by book respectfully soicea 70 como
forward and nav their Indebtedness their Books BE-
settled an The Books Of tho may be found with job
Boron the nd stand. JOB BoR ION,
! CHALkLEY T. MOORE.
S.r.a,b., 93,d Is43. 39-3,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07

And every day thereafter, at my Office, until
the Isl dav Of December, 1913.
f'FIhe Taxes due, and required be paid
before the first OF December each Taxpayer
the penalty III the following Sections Of
the Law
Section 26.--"ln case any person shall refuse
or neglect TO pay The tax imposed on him, the
county treasurer shall, after the LIST day Of De-
cember, levy the same. together with five per
cent damages, and the and charges that
may accrue, by distress and sale OF the goods and
chatiels of sIch person ought to pay the same,
, whcresoever the same may be found within the
county"
Section &c --"There shall be penalty nsses-
sed Of ter per cent. upon the amount Of taxes
returned delinquent, which the persons or propers
ty assessed shall be liable to pay, together with
interest upon the whole amount until PAID
O3-Each Taxpayer is required by Law produce his
the supervisors certifying that he has worked
has full amount of Road Tax. charged
JASON HAM. Treasurer of w. c..
Centrevle September ,, 1913 Sc CIV
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07

A Coop SroRY.-A capital story is told Of
Judge Tappar, one Of our Senators IN Congress,
who IS unfortunately cross eyed. \ number OF
years ago he was Judge of a newly organized
county court, IN the eastern part Of this State.
In those days Of primitive simplicity, or per-
haps poverty the bar~room # tavern was used
as a court room. and tho stable jail One
day during the session Of the court, the Judge
had occasion 10 severely reprimand two Of the
lawyers, who were wruugltug. An ODD locking
old Gu; toner, who sat in ono corner listening ap
parently with great satisfaction TO the reproof,
and presUmng on a. old acquaintance and the
Judges well known rood humor, sung out, Give
i, to 'em old eiulbiet eves!' "Hho was that?'
inquired the ju5ca. at was Ihis ERE old boss"
answered the chap raising himself Up. SHERIFF
observed the Judge, with great gravity, "tako
that old boss aud put bin IN the stabte!"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
From tie RaieigL Register.

A NOZZLE ExAMrLE.-Mr. George w. Patton
Of Mrlilun. IRE suppose Of Peansylrania) was
Wing volunteer candidate for the Legislature
he fore the regular nominations were made. An
other person Mr.. Cumutns, having '.cut him out,
he appears in the folio wing address,:
TO TIE PUBLIC.
Fellow Citizens: have struck a had breeze Of
luck. as usual. did thiuk The best n
IN NJ film county, 10 % to the Legislature, except
one, and my only hope was, that the delegates
would not think Of him; bat have been disaP-
olnied. Col. WIN Cummins is great deal bet
ter than am; and as am jIst he clean "hig,
would have been forced to vote against myself
had remained as a cand!date.-You vii CONSIDER
me. then, as declined.
Your humble servant, GEO. W. PATTON.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07

CI-Tho Rev. ohm p. DIrbin. President Of the
D.ckenson College, was received on his return
from Europe, BY the smien' 10 most gratifying
manner. The stndauts proceeded in a body 10
the cars 10 meet him, and he was escorted to the
College Chapel where address Of welcome
was delivered ay a member Of the senior class.
which was responded to by the President. AT
night the three college buildings were brilliantly
Illuminated.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07

\ STRAHGER.-Greea Irwin, Esq. who has
been expedition to the Rocky Mountain
writes TO the editor of The Arkansas lnteiligencer
as foows:-''i took n animal Of the Lion or
Panhe species. 1t is n stranger TO Bltton or
Goldsmith, and 10 oil. II IS almost OF n bright
scarlet color, larger Than panther, and tho most
teroctous animal suppose that ever fell INTO the
hands Of tho human species. 1t was caoght in
wolf trap"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07

We learn from The R.hwav, \. ! , Advocate
hat the Cation Manufacturing Company # iha
placc which has been closed since the year 1887
Is about to commence business under the manage
nent Of Mr.. Philip Trussicr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-07
TO TIE PUBLIC.
Gro. ". PATTON

\ BANK a RErUHLIcAH MEASURE Mr. Me-
D1ffe, in his celebrated report Of 1880, held the
following language about the late Bank and the
Congress which incorporated II:
at may be said without Disagreement that
a assembly Of higher talent and purer patriotism
has never existed, since the days of the RcvoIu-
ton. then the Congress 10y which the present
Bank was incorporated. II ever political party
existed Of which 1t might be truly said that 'ali
he ends they aimed their couutry's, IL
was TIE REPUBLICAN PARRY OF that day.
Tacy hal ilst conducted the country through the
pcrlls Of rvar wagsJ ia defence If her rights and
honor, and, c'eFa'rg Their views far above
The narrow and miserable ends 4 party strife,
light ccIv tn advance the pern4aran. Aaro.rc--
II the ne.afr. Il Us 10 THIS GREAT END
rhAt THEY es'a1't aaa the Prescuf BANK"
Again, in the same report, after GLIDING to tie
recommendation Of ii. Ialts5n, Mr.. McDoG.e
eontlluca.
The Eanh icing p ~ recommended by a RE
PUBLICAN ADMINISTR ALTON was carried
through both branches of Congress as A RE
PUBLICAN MEASURE ny an over~ heimIng
majority of THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-19
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w.. HsSSy
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teri-ld & Fisher Oakey-2 Smith, Thurgar 4 co-i0
Feru;opIs T Hunt,2 Forrest Dru%pond-l JC HoWs
ardson Watson-3 Fsran-729 Cunningham Buchanan
80 Enckson-6 Tooker, Mead co.. cases 1902 brs
iron Cooley smh6 hhds sl Is bdl' mdse to
order
LvEarooL-ship Gen PsIkhlcist hampers potatoes Mus
pratt McHenry-3 pkgs Titus Coryou-66 Caldwell X
col Thompson-3237 bars iron Norwood cc-8 pkgs
Hadden SOM Thompson co-6 w q Bull-50 Bacon y
Coz Coffin Bradley CO 70 Clement cc-5 After
bury col Van & Hayward-9 Newbod-4 She
don Phelrs-3 d Oakley Il sons Robinson co-i63 II
Winkey-6 nrummond-i Richardson & Watson--8 Bird,
Gillian co-239 Phelps Dodge cog Moss-2 Jones
co.'s Rgssel2 casks chest Io3 300 states so
SO crates casks MacIntosh-sundry paekgs mdss
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-19

Board Of Public Works have made great reduction,
follows
Upon erchandse, there is general reduction of 90
per cent ami upon produce 10 per cent On -four prov
nons, wheat, whiskey cotton in bales and coopers
ware.
Oh ' pei "'e
Over two hundred miles
But on wheat -four beef pork lard lard oil candles
manufactured in Ohio, and tobacco, not manufactured
and seeking Northern market, with the exception of
the Miami extension)-
For the first hundred miles, u mills.
Over two hundred
Corn ground or unground, first hundred miles, mills
second hundred miles mills but il transported towards
the lake, excepting on the Miami extenson.) and
mills And no 1000 lbs of -four wheat, beef pork lard
lard OIL or other oil candles, manufactured in Ohio
shall pay more than ST. rs toll corn so cents Whiskey
81 b0 tobacco not manufactured 81 90 pig ron 81 OO
and raw cotton in bales, 81 2s.
To observe the effect of this reduction upon tolls we
may take from the report of public works the merchan
disc received the canal the -four, wheat and pork
shipped from it and the nett toll fer three years, as
Lii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-19
Second Board.
State OF Trade.

The opening of the river has increased the activity Of
the produce receipts co. but the ncle
of the weather reards operations AT auction some
sales were made as follows -
ehancery sale-The unexpred term CT 81 years lease
from LIST of May 1884, OF the lot oil ground known as NO
IL Second street. being front feet in the rear 20 feet
inches the eastsry side So fee, inches and on the
westerly side 40 feet inches-sold for $500
Tobacco-7l hhds new crop KY, merchtble 2; b;c
ge ~ 03 20 hhds old crop do, and part
understandable, 1t SIC, average 81 9i-a months.
ashe-The stock light. Sales of Pots at So LEI Gas;
Pearls $6 60
notify, II:
& Taiiow-saes at 81 a7c
Hay-Sales at soc.
Honey-Sa Of Cuba at 40c.
T. Gran-Corn is coming In quite freely from the North
river; sales 1000 bushels NJ sac weight