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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-01
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in meiner gesenwart sebraudt. Nad, Sbrer Werl6n-
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beoor sic seberen tparen. SD, babe enen Scbn, Der
als amerifanifder Siraer geboren 1T, dlter als Sie
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lein Sers DoI bon rnhmpcuen Grinnerllnaeu, +
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-01
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mes oeutfden 0aatiu Bbise. 8efeben sic f1& imSpe-
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-01
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Inter an NIT Der Grnennung Der 0erru VrIf per
fnlpften lmitdnben lit fener erfrcuoje fir bic De
parret as Ter, oaB fclbit bic blcrten
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pat Mno Staatsmonn anSuerfennen. Inter oielcn lit
Der 9d)tb. Spbn 8ants pom 8erts Co., pa., Der in
I841 Der Mbi9canoioat fur @cuperu0r gcne1en. SIM
td9liben @lobe pom o. 9lpril 1886, purre Die ella
nation Der errn 8aufs ais @onere6olieo publi;irf,
Ocrin er benz etaratter ces perrn polf fcl8enoen
Gribut ;cur. -
'Dears 81, 1886.
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tcn nberenoe, fam t nid,t umrn Sie ucn Der bobcn
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nod hnsufnaen, oaB le metncr Oeinun9 mad, ale bic
idptersenpftten oes 8orses NIT elmer eiberalitdt,
llnpartteithfeit, 9eihlftbet unb Wiiroe perlaben,
Die Shnen 1eIbt 70 lpe Gem Gbrper, lber neldcn gie
prdlctrtcn, @bre nladJtcn.
slhtuu9sooa, &c.
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6errn polf:
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Wdnner uno fraftoclffen 9leoner bes Sictpe(feus
n6 Selo ,c,-uno mar ieinem Oppcnenten i'm Heoels,
al Senntn1en, perlbalid,er @mpiebluus uuo pppula-
rltat bet fpeltem nberlcsen, &c
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-01
Gtutl1e Mttbilr9er !!

Gtutl@e Mttbilr9er!
00tetgueb BOT fa(Iben Shmn,-
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1ltet gu6 Dor Wablbetrlise-
|reien! --
9dtet gueb por Sen pielfa(beu
neutrality-suspicious. unD ger(dun1>
bun9en, bic nocb iu ben leBten Sa-
gen y OF Ter 2Babt aus9eftreuet
|tperbeu.
Sraut niebt ben Sbmeibeteien
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|iberunger bic gueb noeb boz Der
Wab( bon berumltb(eibenoen be>
jab(ten Wbi9rebnern 9emabt trer-
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-01
Geltsibie Nednner, lelct

9enrD @laD tnmte bafir ben Sabbatb su crtbciliseu
SIM genat Samitag, @dr; O. 1ss9-Serr poi,,
terrier 1du9 Dor, oaB tpem Der Senat m uertaee, eers
elbe fld um 10 llbr Wcrsen friib, Sountaa, tpeber
oerian'meln fcl uno foroerte bic as uno eius tre(
DIE tpie fol9t erldienen:
"5a's"-9erren 8ibb, Blad, Bufner, @fopr.-12
"0fetn's. ."-Serren 8entcn, Chambers, o atlas,
Dudley, Gnin9, Scpt, unb 9nbere-23. II -(gonqres
Debatten, Sano 8, 2beil l-Seite S12.)
3telem 1esen mir nrd fpIgencen paraaropben ans
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23. Wdr5 1883, binsr.
Scnnta9 Sibung bes Senats. Sim Gom1fno
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'd oerta9e, oerlelbe i N1or9en (@icnntaa) fpieber
loerlamneln loa. Mebrere Wit9eoer ocs Senots mi
loerlesten ld' benz unbetl9en 8orfdlag NIT NSdrne
9err Clap iprad 3n @unfen oe0elben aber obue Gre
jtol9. @e muroe enoltd uber ben 8crlblaa aefinmt.
nno oerleioe NIT Spei Drtttel ber Stimmen perneut
lelaDs Sartentplelen etn9elfannen DDn fetner
Oanpt5ettun9 in SentudD.
Der Serausseber ber SrantforD @omn,Outpeortb.
ofs SfaafeDr9ans Der Mbigs IN &entufD, bon Pdue
nern, iose een Wtcea!la in 8eSu9 anf perrn @lays
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elaY Sartea ipselt, nno pbenbren I'M @eIb Iptelt.
duetn la9t, CT tbue oies bios um "oas Sutere re
am Sptel 80 erb6ben." pier iInb feline eiqene
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-01

nGTDer "DeutTde 9feputltduer,'' bonn "a. Sttp-
Der, entbdlt Spl9enbes
Der @antcn '9S1tcrlanosfreuuo' rour II. Sttober
entbdt ein gut aeunaenes Bib, nas Mettrennen Der
beiccn @pupern6rS- Sanoiboten oorifeGeub.-
9rb auf cnem ftcti9cn gfe[ reitet pcran, rpdbrenp
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ibm 1T M-2eo, Der Dor 9n9it nidt weiB, pas er anfan9
en- fol-, miro balo biuter benz Ie9rcien 8art(ep Su
ritdbleben. Der Wann bat Sbeen unb mod,t ben
Sieg Der Bbi9s 70 teht on1baulid. NBir bcffen, er
lpiro balo wieoer Elm Bib gum 8eiten geben.''
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-01
-Oer Q5aferIanD JrennD unb 05eitt Der 3eif

9eu Serfe p-Die Nusemeine Nabl fanb eben-
falls titrd in biefem Staae tatt, utsb stDar Su@un
iten Der Bbi9s, inoem Strattcn, Der Wbi9canbioat
fir @cuuernOr, NIT Der 9ertn9en Wehrheit bon 1900
Sen. 0arriIon 23O0 Mehrbe, uno mar INNER eiu fO'
oeraIfiIder St1at, te(1en ungechtet rednen uniere
5reunce bafelbt auf Die @rpdbcr stimmen fitr pCIf
uMb OaQas. ---
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City INTELLIGEN nee.
FRIDAY.

COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the RrooHpsR and Al
defmen DRAKE and BuSTINu-MXTpEw C.PATTERsoS
District Attorney.
Trial FOR BuRGLARY.-John Lamb, who was
tried yesterday Tor burglary the 81 for breaking n't
the ce OF Isaac F. Snow No 2G Cherry street through ,h'
window and stealing memorandum book. rule &c anu "
o5cncc which committed the night Of the 18Th July
,t The u;y found the prisoner guilty and the Court sen
,.tced him 10 the state Prison Tor three years. .
NoLLE PRosEQuI.-John White, indicted Tor IN
,,Su aud battery Martin Dolau complainant mol appear
icr Ho:ie rrOscQU' was Suffered
ihlAL FOX GRAND LAKCESf.-Be Benz ann Dor
.v coored steward Of the ship Utica put upon h.,
. grand larceny stealing dozen sve! FORKS. dozen
,i,s IN y from vessel
. III $50 ON the 81 INST which hs offered sell to Nlye..
Cah,a Dung named Frederick Watson cane to- Co.
Men place Leuna street, aud told the !ntter that coore
mar had sell Cohen LAW Inc coiored Dorsey
ho tie silver 10 hI pace which weighed ~ pounds.
and said he would shhng Tor 1t, but beev
ne stolen scot ur officer stephens who brought both the
,onefs aud silver the police The found the
nnr,oocr guilty and he remandei Tor sentence.
AsuTHkk GRAND Nv lll,am Johnson
"a from Simon Hatinn and his partner. Michael Duff No "a
i;nnd the ~ July last lie took them from the
sboo walked off with them and they found his
.rson The Jury found the accused guilty OF petit larceny
ouy and the Court sentenced HIM 10 the penenarv FOR
SESTExcE.-James Dixon, deaf and dumb man,
convicted last o. grand larceny stealing gold
u,,ch and $50 muEey from Mr. Todd Of Brooklyn,
s,nienced TO the stale Prison Tor years.
he Court Then adjourned 10 Saturday al IL
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10

STEAMSHIP HluERM. Capt. Smith, of bark
Miquelon, arrived at this port yesterday from sgd
ney, C. b., reports, on the I'd inst. p. NJ off
Seal Island, wind light from WSW, foggy, saw
steamship Hlbernia, hence for Halifax and Liver
pool, going off in sdne style, under ull press of
steam and canvas. Boston Trans Sth.
TIE YACHT SoUADRoN.-Our harbor is now
graced and enlivened by the presence OF flee, of
beautiful yachts, which have rendezvoused here
with the intention of trials of speed in our splen-
did bay, which is peculiarly favorable for such
purpose in consequence OF the tide running very
slowly through it. We understand that some
sailing matches are to take place to-day.
Newport Rhode Islander.
The RwER.-The Bayou Sara Ledger OF last
Saturday states that the river at that point had
risen within few days, and was as high as at any
time during the season.
n. O. Bulletin, August /.
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POLICE OFFICE.

The ESCAPE OF HuAG.-Tne Justice closed the
testimony III the ." The escape Of Alexander Gc from
Pno. morning. and DAVIS the night watch. then
brought ir eAaDatun By udvice vi hs counsel. James
NJ smh, E.q. ne dec.i.d Oans~er questions and
was fully committed for al for having wi,uy aud lelonI.
ov.y ugut Of The 9Th last CAUSED and allowed the
escape Of Alexander Huug. confined the Cuy Prison
sv,ciun felony As Justice pfnker reiu. Ia take hnil
for application VIII be uHde The judges of the S--
rons to bu HIM The offence he chafe.
ed wiIh IT Convicted punishable with Imprisonment the
Stale irts,n.
Graham b. hoaG. brother Of Alexander. who nus been
PRISON days accomplish uBd nbet'e the escape,
was admitted To bail IN SV0, which he gave to
LAhctsIES -Geurge W iiunis arrested and
computed fer stealing cotton from the whnrves
Benjamin Underhl was sent 10 prison for stealing sun3y
kitchen utensils from John Hanson.
j. mes SahOney boy, arrested and committed for steal
ing IS from the OF Jacob L. Bach. No. l25 Chatham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-10
Commercial and money Matters.
r- For Commercial aud Money Matters. see Last

G5 For Commercial and Money Matters. Last Page.
FRIDAY P. NJ.
At the Board to-day, Indiana Bonds and Paterson
Railroad closed at yesterday prices Long Island Railroad
declined per cent. Norwich and Worcester Ia Harlem
Canton Company y Farmers Trust Company 4: United
States Elves a. Pennsylvania Elves improved u and Illinois
Sizes u
Exchange is firm, with an improvement in the de-
mand for Silver Bills on r;3don he'd l09 ICES DO.
Pans Sc p. Mexican Dour. IRE Mt Il premium n-,-
can HIRES "a premium This demand for Silver said
be by the Rothch who have effected large pur
chascs which, coriccured are for TIE Emreror Of Rus
in exchange fof hs co6 from the mines O.. Siberia
Rates Of discount on Bank Notes at % Wall-s;:
-. uScTREESI b MosEY. y BnoKKs BAsx MoszY.
Albany, Troy, Schen &c. Commercial. Osweso .....5
Jersey .;............ Clinton County ...........3O
PP nna. fn ate5y s,s,s
Safety Fund Red Back. {irard Bank Philadelphia "
ONO Nswbayppon sa%s
Indiana ...............s Bnnk Of Lyons. .........o
s NSb GsIon Ranh of u Rs
Tie receipts over the Mohawk and Hudson Rail-
road for July ls!3 were s. 055 g
t65 IA
Excess, in favor Of lsH. 90 y
o, nearly IS per cent
The statements Of the Camden and Ambov Rail
road and Delaware and Kartan Canal Companies show that
their receipts largely ncea ed For nonths Fl m the
1t Of January 20 the lst OF July lsi they s2 go
For months, iioin "u"e ~ Dec. 81. le7'.. Oo00
Showing an ilcrease Of ..................s 57 GU,
The receipts OF the Canal also increased A SINKING
fund has been established. which, esrimn,ed will soon
amount To s250UOO Out OF the surplus earnings new boat
be built. The Directors have declared semi annual div
!dead oi per cent.
The ip,s OF the Housatonic Railroad during
Inc mo,;,, "a "a July we've Us follows:
taSSen-erI ~. .
Mai! 3ss 10
sl0,55 81
The aggregate receipts during The month Of last year
were So 7OJ II. Increase. s2,C5 ~.
II appears thar the sum OF 100000 for the Yer
ont and MIS- rchuselt- Railroad, has been subscribed The
estlmated cost i. 81 $40 W..
The trains ut The Long Island Railroad com.
,anc.d running through o.tJn this morning They started
with ,hree large nearly iu Of ssenger which very
fuyurpbe commencement
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o. The Life and Public Services OF Hem
~ Clay by EYrs SARGENT may be obtained at keddng &
Sat Boston Zeibcr Co.'S Philadelphia and al Cushing
b'o,he. Baltimore TINS Biography the fulles and mos,
Complete OF any published of Mr. Clay sold a, the
unconmonly low price of l2is per copy as DdW
q To Travelers.-To gentlemen who desire useful
ed al the same highly interesting book companion
her Travels recommend Appleton Il Co.'S edition Of d.
hsass Criosi.es Of Literature 1t is perhaps taken alto
essrihs most interesting book ovcg wri.seu. 2wDnasWSCu
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markgts..,.c a-d"Hp reUvrred for The Tribune,

FRIDAY, AugustS
ASHES Prices firm day n 81 21s. vnn luc Bales.
buyer, refusing take ut thnt raie Saes ~ Dos Pots nj
SlI2ts and ~ Ii 81 bms Pearls ut 4 3Iis
L0rrJN.-A luDguld feeling per1ades the market and
there exists want OF The sui-s 10 day only
40 bale, AT decline from rates before The s-umer
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Th, market ia heavy and buy.
ers son to operate The supply -xc--ds The
demand which mud the sury weather have
pressed tie oil uaur, We notice saes 5vu bbs round
huyi, Ohio sell, ',nlsheT & Swils. Tor
There change sUu-n. aud We quote US before iCU
bushels ship SUITS sold al SAC.
GRAIN :iIce suIes ECO bushels Southern Wheat
nj uiunt Csc ReIs scacea "d iteJ No .nles
Yesterday. quote Oats ut 30 &c. small Southern
Sold al &c. Corn good demand. and sells
sn bushels Spihern y ;ilw brought 4sc.
LEADING notice saes today vi 300 DIGS at 50 IS, cash,
nn M and 10 arrive and w from store III 37tz-
RlCE-1he market CONTINUES firm ard demand fair. We
notice sues to-day l0J ieIces only good uir, AT from
he wharf 100 weavey 3c. Stock first HAMS small.
PRUvISlUNS.-Tnere no activity N Pork; which Is ut
and Nh buyers that yet lower figure refused There
nohIng doing in Beet Sales 80 bbs lnms ut s5 Lard in
good demand for export wh sales 400 bbls III 5 and
800 kegs 6 In Butter and Cheese there no change
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RAIL ROAD AcclDrsr-On Tuesday night
18th met about III o'clock, two freight trains
came in collision on the Richmond and Peters,
burg Railroad, about seven miles from Peters
burg, causing the death of free coloEed man
named Belmore, who was train hand.
The engineers knew that 1t was probable they
would meet, and were moving very slowly, but
the darkness and sharp curve at the place where
they met prevented them from seeing each other
in time to stop the engine entirely. The engines
and cars sustained very little INJURY Richmond
Whip
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C0RONER,S OFFICE

DROWNED WHILE FIsHING.-On Thursday after
noon hoy named Courenay Thompson, aged 10 years.
tive Of this city foot OF Christopher street sh
in bont Hooking fish large for HIM draw and in
endeuvorng do by the rocking of the boat precp
taed into the Hudson Another hoy jumped INTO the boat and
attempted Thompson but the atte sunk and was
recovered from the water unt two hours afterwards The
ing.
DEATH OF AN INFANT BY PARAGORIC.--Tne
Coroner held an inquest No $50 Mulberry street tie
body OF Andrew aged IL months infant OF Mrs Eliza POr
whose mother 10 keep quiet II yesterday morning
overdose OF paragOc through ignorance OF rs strength.
from the effects OF which il died the afternoon Verdict.
death from overdose OF parasoric unnentaly admins
tered
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--.---. -,u he h"d paid up. THIS
-, e.ned Ly Hicks whu decafed that stone. taho Is
,rwur Of seau,bpa hued Of MIN. hcsn"wlede ed Tint he
oui aid would pay he imud a.. or when lie
r,.uy v iiiar1, placed upon the stGnd. VINO teune
,,t he owed hal the ate, Hicks Tie nhe' RAE
;ba me property rented lu between 81 aud SKI yef-
,hn s,oI- hired him aId hal PAID &c bIi IN chau-
cry bought by Williams against iicks n ieht!uL " the p:o
pany al wer podrcsd IN evdeuce, by which
iSe nile uf " Iials >heMi. The Court held tEat ps
meat ,uicent he parties are al! c,ore
men, he Juiy found Tor ueleudunL nj, Ieng Gaze oi
andnrd the deca CT to 10 e'lLed ~ 80
cel;s each, winch was pad.
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UPPER POLICE.

DIsoRpERLY YouTHs.-Seven boys, Of large size,
Hy Price and Robert Gray the Of respectable purent
were by officers Bush and Laurence charged with
having on Sunday nights and other nights ssemb ell opposite
.ore No lS Spring street. and engaged knocking bur:
und boxes, making loud NOISES proianey cursng and
sweating. uering indecent language. &C. They held
bail by Justice Gilbert IN 500 ench.
LARcENIEs.-Henry Arnold, colored man. was
arrested and committed for stealing cloak coats quilts
and blankets worth $40 from RUanna Phillips also celoed
of No. l67 Mulberry street.
Boyd Fulton arrested and committed for stealing coat,
from No. 81 First property uf Il. Owens
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The Central Committees OF the several Counties respect
July requested m the time proposed meets their npprobaton
make The necessary preparations for these meetings mme
dsey The Central Committee will charge themselves
With the duty providing OF the most distinguished Wing
speakers State address each OF these meetings. The
Arrangement of the speakers will be duly anHnunced.
The Wing newspapers will please copy this notice
9posslble JAMES WILSON,
K. II. SfiREVE,
SAINT. X. GUAMERE
j. NJ. REDMOND.
JAMES 7. S HER MAN,
lnl State Central Committee.
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GT The Worcester -Egis believes that the sue
cess of the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
is placed beg ond doubt. There have been S4Oo,-
600 subscribed on the route. The estimated cost
of the road is 81 500, 600.
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The subscribers respectfully
~ Their collection OF Articles f0r
number OF years devoted their
ion of such. and are enabled
, latest and most choice import.
expressly for them. and carrot
shmen': the who'e forming an
~ or quality in this city:
snrs. 1weezers, and over lOu
different patterns of Rodgers.
Wostenholm. &c. most highly
finished Knives. embracing eve:
IS kind OF Congress. WhOrncllti
Presto ent. Sporting. &c:
PORTABLE DRESSING
CASES,
Manufactured by the subscri-
ben. oil the most compact
forms. equal in finish 10 the
.mpo rted. and mu-h i,wer III
price. containing the Metallic
Tablet for keeping Razors IN
order, with Il variety Of French
and English do.
RAZORS,
From the manufactures OF
joseph Rodgers & Son, Wade
& Butcher. Pickhss, Elliott:
also, q choice article, made Ell
pressly forthe subscribers retail
trnde. By Hall, of Sheffield.
FOR THE HAIR.
Guerlain's Eau l.us,radc,
Roland's MacnsSir Oil. Gou
land Antique Cydorine. Phi!o-
come. Ok Marrow. Nyeth's
Cream Of Lilies, Balm Of Co
COSMETICS.
Rowland's KALI dor. Cow
lands Lotion. RousSel's Cos
metic Cream. Roussels Hair
Dye, Rowland's Essence o:
Tyre, &c. &c.
= fur SURPRISES the Hone IN pro
Razor, without using oil or
* sn simple 10 use. make It a
toilet.
!. SAUNDERS & BON.
Inventors and Manufacturers.
9. le3 Broadway.
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market-Auousr 9.

The Offering comprised $50 Beef Cattle go Cows and Calves
FRicksUf The Beef 900 head from Virginia and the bal
nnce from Pennsy lvana aIes Ut 81 IS o. quality
Cow-Saes were dull ut So sl2 for Dry Cows sl0to sls
for sprinrers and SIC TO s25 for Mich Cows.
SHEEP LAars-Sales Mt 81 70 10 50 Tor ordinary to
prime sheep. ,oo, o-o,
unsold.
CLEVELAND August 5-F!our-Sae $50 bbs old at a. g.
Wheu-Sae nde. but the buyers unwilling To have the
made known Corn-ules boat loud ut Sc 800 bushels ut
same, and SEQ do ut ST6c.