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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-02-24
FOR SALE.

MIGHTY Acres Of Land IN the town of Wheat
Il land, unequaled for farming purposes by any
land ia Racine county. Terms made easy.
Also, for sale in the town of Bristol, GOOD
FARM with considerable improvements, lying
upon the Southport and Geneva road Apply to,
J. BOND.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-02-24

oils. Linseed, Lard and Sperm oil. by
~ J. MANSFIELD.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-02-24
CLOI'HSi CLOTHSu

~FIIo 4 no. 0I-O Il no.
JUST received at the Southport Clothing Store,
u Broad Cloths, Cassimers, Vestings. &c. &c
an elegant assortment, which will be made 10 or
der, the shortest notice-and warranted TO be
an Gu ac;ured to the satisfaction of customers.
Ocs, 4. III N CONANT &C 0
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AGRICULTURAL.
ws5rEa cuLIUEM.f ,,.r porArv.

Extraordinary Experiment. - "
learn that successful ailcnipt 10 rails
Potatoes from seed sown in the tern
ning IF September has hoen made u
Prussia. 4 CORES pondeni Of the Leipsi
Gazette says, that "ia The beginning q
September, By way Of experiment, b
laid oul iiIde bed in Ills garden, an
planted half with white add haif uilil r,
potatoes. covering slightly with earth
The potatoes lhfoye mare J0piiy 0.C
sfrongec ikaa IA tie spring s,aSoa.' =
Another writer says. Ia ii e Of ,he Sc
we're winter. have, On The Istof Novem
Der, covered up pul'locs ha,inG stab
only foot high and obey hre grown
admirably, and are perfrc.Iy formed. -
The writer states that the Specimen
furnished him of these wilicr potatoes
were indeed Of 50 remarkable kind
that II furnishes strong recOmmeA.la-I
ton in favor of winter cuIUre."
In this connection we would suggest
TO our farmers the pfopre,y Of masking
this experiment Immediately, especi llly
as The rot has cut OF The prospect Of oai
ordinary supply.
If The experiment succeeds as abaye
represented. we should like to see whelh-
er by this means The ragages of the rot
may Lot be counieTacleL. We are in
clineI 10 think il may. especially il (Js
some ihink) The injury is the resal'-. an
insect.
TIE gathering ani storing f P,tt
toes.-From all that we can learn on his
subject, we would recommend the prIc-
lice u leaving the potatoes in the ground
uniA they have perfectly rpened. When
potatoes are dag early, 1t IS important to
keep them cool and excluded from The
atmosphere. There is danger from ia.
King the potatoes out Of lie air too soon,
and storing them in cellars. Potatoes
when fully ripe shouI.l be vel. dried in
the air for few days, before being stored. /
by allowing the potatoes to remain in
main in tie ground until the proper time |
for digging, they are said to keep better
after being dry.
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Chill Fever. bSlnio S2l.c, .l!Cr-
Esl:!.C..i 4CVeE>.
.lnh al tie tar,ou, jJtms + Ei,t.,,s
Nj'cagcs,

.hi al tie tar'ou, JJ"ms r Eit,as
Diseases,
Th,, Y liable Medicine is undoubtedly ,he
sales, SUI lad b--, ,e.n. ~ e.ofd Tor
tlr culo Of tie a5u,e va H,I tiseazys. 1t not
'py breaks the oAil. bat rc .i1Ne. tat cause tJau
gA,ta tIe disease originates. - r.ur-.,'A is
Doth gsaf,ui ald YsaE.
alr q acts -eDCrli.y up'n She Whole system,
d EI",t 20 yerfIi aitcut..t yuuIyll- doe .i4..,,
freeing ,Ae Solids from 81 morbid >,ct,usu-. Iat
e-nyi- rl,ing aod bringing ~ aii i.e y.lsl go.
sr.ies - i standard OF r,r.uau,nI a,l.tA, u a.
the same ua,e eXeds specific IHiu.u,s upDu jar
DIVER, digestive organs Isd Emphatic add CLAUDIA
lag systems; excujng thrm 90 ara.ia!I activity,
rcnN n, II atrii a.,t.ty "a sa..l.u- ;..e yi.Ca-
l4uyn, restoring th.,r proper and necessary s,,fc-
tons, t4Is d-,0.np .is4.ll- q complete r,nuvsil D
irun disc Use. l.I lts...l,yI 10 sound aisl i.sf'
msuHul Arst.E.
Those who age suIgigG With tie pro,,u.'a-
4 Lss H.I F.t-r, common TO i's Suui. auJ n e,l
those whose constitutions have become oui,,.
bsI hy toe use Of ucrtu5y quiDiar, OF n.Gyr ,.J-
ieul ren,l.rs-,lau,i r.-.r, ~ oUe ~ tie Use II
this VALUABLE MEDICINE.
I, ia, c..etI luL N... G.! E ,4l 19s. obstinate
cIsts.
Travelling with the circulation. 1t p.ars H.
healing cIr5ru; through every vein aul 4urfy ii.
Tie human body. Tle whole aai.aai economy
8, made 10 GnIs - , thorough iui rIticIi clln-'-
Even the -Ii.I plf;aSes O.. lUs .eai.a'-. process.
aiI lie, ih,t beiJ,e arpe4r,l 0"e 4'tiry waste,
begins as ,il 10 seem worth possessing.
Pamphlets respecting ta.s valuable MeL.c'Hc
can be obtlj.eI Il ,ue agents gratis.
CRyrtoy.--As there are many spurious pre-
Dgrat.ls II siUliir name alaacI about tur
county aal SD ~ ,le reputation 81 .lr g-l'I.as
SuIt's Tla'c Syrup Sc ,4e,c.,rl bog leave 90
cIuI u the public -ln-l ..Up.s..l %, as trla-
not hold ourselves rgsqous,a,e tnr the ELECTS
which may real.. from ths Use 81 spg1ru- al,.-
rlts. Pl.Eil., - ELlh>AL.,
Corner Of Caesnll anl iu.rI So, ~. Louis, $40.
General Agents iaf the - Get.
LTF The genuine SutA's Tonic >.rcq IS also
f,r sale BY '4e undersigned agents.
q. J.. Tlnmysru, OHlNl; Dr.. $. @. Smith.
Peru 4. u. Fyscr, I,aac.i1; Be"i. Newell,
Princeton Aug. 800
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Il i Il D " . Il Z.
NEW GOODS! XIV COODSl!

y HAVE received from New York,
large stock nG dry goods, compris-
ing ulmos. every article in this line usu-
ally enquired for in country store, and
am determined TO sell the same as CHEAP
as the cheapest; it is useless to enumer-
ate the articles, jus, call a, The old stand
on the south side Of the public square
and examine the goods and the prices,
i, is no trouble to show the goods.
n. b. Mos, kinds of produce taken in
exchange. G. +. WALKER.
Ottawa, July %, 1916
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BT TIE QCEENS P.3TENT.
TRIUMPHANT SIOCgssr
!uCA2I.'s Hungarian E.!>.IN 81
EEsA,

fHt "NtAT tNtLisH ElMIrT TtR
Colts, CouyhS"ia'Amo,S (cns,n Jii,u
ftNtG a,o,t s.is'r.itd aud d.. aUIl r,m,I, f..
Coughs. Guilds, Asthma. or any hufm c
'uh"HrrY Cusaap ruv, is tu,lil NGANItN
dALNAN OF lin t.. Discovered D., II. Ht,A
an ct london, Euglatt, tested Ter upHards ,
seven years IA tg,at Lruauart The CvuI.tl,
'i Europe, aud Iutr'tvCtd into tie 'trut
states, u"o.g IL, immediate -uPuul,Ltlu,r q
the inventor.
The astonishing success oi the Uureauuj
Blisuu,,in tUc cue ct eNtiN tom utf.a,ty .
'.nfl, Wa,Ian.s the Am,uc.u agent iu ,uhciuii
Cor t5vatuI, 90 TIE Irnl }u,st htg.,> that can g.,
i1uudin the c,mutujy-. casts that sr,k IL, o.,
IA NdlH iCum ANY ed ttr conn, D rrmtGi,s a. llt
day, and have been ltlcu up los the most distu.
Iu'Nhtd ILNsluaIs, 49, CO.. t,D,,G nranuuaIA
lac Hungarian Ral,am has cur,d. and Mi
cure, the D..sfGHJ ,g.I, ,f,s,.s. rot,ue,5
'p,'rH", hut standard ErEl.aa M,Ja,ii,, 4,
AuoHn and established ,iic.,y,
Hlar he Press.
From tts CtrrEau Oa,,r,r. March 20. ls4t
The public may place 'Ay Ltm.s, re ate, uI.
"a the statements respecting the Hungarian rut
sam, Iy br. hfaa,,t. ,Ar American a-tut. vi,
is an old and .,ta.y rsp,,r.bt, r,I4rr ct Los
ton, member ui abe Christian Chutrl. and ,
man WAC would not, i.I ans consideration. lt,,
his mHueuoo ia FAVOR v!4uy son % u,c,lt,I. OF
mpa,ruGr.
Fmr ne Ba,te7 Ntc.lR.r,G.- pr UuJi,,
toe American -.u', 90, r,ityUtt O great .',s
,laE upon tue c,u. l's By ltr intr, tt,uu,l llI.
great English m,ui,Ia, into lIe l,.u,G st,i,s
and medical journals would materially aid a.,
.lu, 1T lrUe LgmourN, O., Iroumwttuli & 10 t,
,ar particular attention % Dee afflicted.
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DAYTON FL0UING MILL.

u he subscribers at The LOW Err
MILL, Dayton, would inform lhelr
friends and the public generally, ihaI
lheir mill is now complete for merchant
aud custom work, and that all grinding
for either will be done in the best posi-.
lie manner. They are also paying
CASE. FOE YNEATi,
and would also state that all persons in
debled to them are requested 10 pay IN
Wheat or Cash, Immediately orthey will
be under the painful necessity Of making
costs.
We tender our heartfelt gratitude for
pas, patronage and best efforts 20 secure
future. GEO. MANN s SON.
April 3. 1916. Al
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n T. w S ! O X E
IN La Sale, IN.
RICHARD CODY

NETOULD respectfully inform the
w citizens Of Peru, La Sale, and
The adjoining country, that his stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, NdrdwGre, HOoiS g. Shoes,
&c, &C., &C.,
is equal 10 any in the country. His
stock was selected with grea, care for this
market, and he hds satisfied that his
prices are as low as those of any other
establishment, in the country. He re-
specially invites the farmers and others
to give him call before purchasing else.
where, aud see and Judge for themselves.
La SGIie. March 10, 1916.
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.7ats.-ro destroy ant, plunge crow.
bar or stake into the earth 10 The depth
OF two feet, and then withdraw il, leaving
The hole open. Thousands Of them will
fall into il anl viii never find their way
out.
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Dayton, April II, 1876.
NEW SUMNER GOODS
At PREM,


lust received at the BRICK store from New
- York "" Nov o"'a'-' a ne" stock .. ct ,pt'ns
,.''., ,,,J ft and 50. ,y, Intend
condning our business a. nearly as possible to
cash or produce, We are able aud intend to sell
IoV' nc 'o"o"'ns are some u '"' ''''''''
Fresh lawns ha'zerIoes' gl"gh' mS' ana
organizes OF tn'' spring > '"Poi'a'''"
Florence anu usrah oon"c's N'ooo'S
French TABS ana r"Sc'''s W !!ta" ""'-
flowers ParaSo'', ''nS' S,'"' h'u al" 'n'-
ton gloves ana m'''S SIX an" i'ne" mus
ELK cords and ,asseIS; black dress SILK;
SWISS Jacone'' pI"'u a"u o'he' '''"S',"'
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ZEE GREAT REIiEDV 20
NAN OR HEAsI.
LrARRrlLs' AKAnlAN LININrNrN

NhRELLS' ARABIAN llNlNENT i, q
a composition oi na!sams from plant, peculiar
L. That country, and It Is ry tie use al the aiti.
els composing TINS remedy, that tie AUlIar
fHysi'Sus, 50 V,isuralod M lue Gta'i = uIt. %. T.
''Ia. cures that .ic ,yusd,Gtd almost ud.,u .uus
10y those who have uut studied 50 G,tlN ..to a.,
eu,HttNes natutr hos given us.
thG Arabian Ltuiuuut acts with face and ga.
gtg}, Penetrating the q, sh tu thr u,.,.l,..Air-
con ratt,u C1Jus aad -IurWs, testutl,l action to
uwus winch have lguE let their USE S,nIctly
""e year has elapsed o,uO, this aJti,l L. wns miro.
duc'd, aud mutr than oae MolsrlG B,iits have
"rtu sold. IHvU-ou,s ate ready 10 Blt,st to AS
eA'''t'nt qua.Iuts. II hos gained a. uutNI.
t'iutailcn where It las been usId IN must cu.,s
NH'h require an CAi,uh rtMtty such os
ia'Umaiism, soreness sod sVci.J a. The beast
pain and Weakness ln o., laCs aud I'iris, rams
utuises, = mi :. numbr,-s. lr. zen uu.Is, ti,s ui
lus'c,s, old sores, fever s,,,., g,ilrr Ct svtll,d
"'ct, iafa'ys,s, wounds, tuin-, su sv,ltgs,
'.'' fhtum, CONS, waits, sutt eyes, nm u.uf us,
&c. We daily hear ct toe most astonishing
cares "u animal, ly tbs rN,,,,,uI l,u,J, ; ana
We hazard nothing 10 saying that tLtlr never has
N''h It's equal As "a curative i,r hulsrs. We O..
''f' positively, that u Wl ,uIr any ca-e ui sv,,.
ny d" existence, aud uaN never faded T. cue liz.
luu d"d pole cNIl when used i.r those dist.,,s,
also tar IN, head .ra.,i,. .tIiat ,..u. .
.riIn,. br,.sr. .,,.l,J ~. ,,.,,, W.
, ,n,,. ,,,s. all -,.l IN A.. ''''o Suns
uf,vi,b uI,g.p,, c,,,.r. g.. ,,,..,,..l. =
Ers of TaI,,l.' l.r,,r.,, a. -, ,
lsJ ;I, ,v,,,y., Isu,,t,, '.,.,,,',. -
. ly of vito ,aN hmm IL. he i,.,.r.It, r,y,r
u.,-cii. knew q vrrsr ca,c # .v,,l., II. nv
I ,Ja,u,r Il % ycors Iu.,J rrly., l,ur, -,
Ilr large size, oid IN : weeks e va. we'll.
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GREAT BARGAIN.

: ITOE SALE-The equal undivided
Il half Of FIGURING am, with two
pairs Of French burr stone, one for GUS
tom AID one fer merchant work; two
bolts screen; smut mill corn shelter,
and Everything in complete order for Gus.
tom and merchant work. Also, a saw.
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou.
ses and storc-Unc new two story
house-and several out.bulldincs, with
100 acres of land. Situated near the
mouth Of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water dat iu,crsecl,
The canal, and Z miles from Ottawa.
| A go0d tile aud immediate possession
glvea. Small part cash, and a credit loI
| balance to suit purchaser Enquire o
VI. T.. lloljster, Esq. at the cour
house, or al eastman * Gridley's store
June II, 1916. 81
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Planters House.
Es{acksss.itl,;Eg,

A-~.'S-- s--- s'L-.B.5.
c-,-s> TStHE suh.cuherta takes Mi. meth
b. .r & od Of returning thanks fr
nj y tue public patronage heretofore ex-
r. L-o tended to nim, aud wis. rs to iu-
g., 1l1 form his i,cuds aud public gene
SSH rally, that nc has turned his whole
attention to the manu- iacturugof wagons and
buggles, IN all It's branchcs; he has secured bin.
sell the best Of workmen, both in wood and iron,
and his stock OF lumber and lion cannot he SUI.
passed by any IN this vicinity.
Wagons made to order aad warranted cheap.
er than any other establishment west Of Chicago
Please call and examine before purchasing. I
lumber Wagons ready finished on hand; and
can finish any kind to order in few days notice
Cash paid for seasoned lumber.
Ottawa, July 10, 1916 z, BARNARD.
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Roofs ~ SsaGcs.

40 CASES Of all sorts and sizes,
4 . comprising mems boots, brogans
and pumps, ladies' buskins, slippers, mo-
rocco and gaIcr boots, youths, misses
and childrcn's bootces and shoes in great
variety, aus, received and for sale cheap
by July 20, G. L. WALKER.
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CITY gEoIe!.

Ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lfu,.
sSf 4 ~ iuDrmtAe tra,ei.u. public,
.t5s;i1g tAGt nc has taken he above stand
's,--iss-z1- fora term Of years. The house
and barn have boen thorough! repa:r,J. Le
who give him heir custom i manner Jtat
vii .e satisfactory to al 2g-li.
Ottawa, Dec 30 1914. GEO. Il. WEST.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
CONELLY a. BAILEY

NETullN thanks to the public for the liberal
Ia patronage extended to them, aud would
state that they have removed to the north side of
the CITY Hotel, 10 tie builling adjoining the
house lately occupied by John McCar.y.' They
have procured the latest .
Spring and summer Fashions
direct from New York, which will enable then,
to make up garments in the most fashionable
style. Work vii! be done in the bcs, manner
aud all garments warranted " fl.
Ottawa, may -, 1916.
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CERTAIN, Prompt AID PERMANENT
EET..: e. AC1'E.

So FAR, HE proprietor h,s l1Iui II ouy neces-
saty Ia test u.s. practical aUd health restoring bles-
sIuga Ia the communities where II has been in-
,raduc,d. In tHe proud lcsullnoult.s So elected,
tie worth OF ,hc F,'uiugc Is made manifest aud
IT'S therefore cruGlruuy seat upon Us healing
GRAND into the valley If the Mississippi. He
send. It tocre rs urdicuc, now r,sard,d IN the
Nouhruu aul Western STATE, %, :. cure whose
progress Is upJimm,J, and ,raLout sohlay Gi,.
me. In shoIt. sustained wherever tested. (,ud
ircliuCd tc be- sbCpttcal,) as " Ago Br,uGtg,
FeuJ-H emoryg, md H.ath-R.nwng.'
As such MAvKENZit's IuNtc FlHIrrGr il
ucw otl,icd TO the que diseased ol llhroi,, aod
toe STATES adjoining, aud 10 those emlurauts aud
Travellers who may be atlach,d by the Aguo and
Fever away ircm their homes aud amilics IL
is submitted o., an lu,4iih,e remedy Tor the ter
Gic local uI-Ca>t uficudaUt upon our soils, and
,bc mr.maJc cNba,aUgus au-iug hcte,fum.
Iy property uuhruug To- tue du,cJ,onS uccnm-
pau,InE II. or giving heed tu the Naming, that
Toe system ,n,auau,y g,y,- iu advance Of mnlldy,
he constitution may not uu.y hu rescue! iom us
,Hriuom 10 che rN. ger. lUi even lis s.cIl'licst
ay,racArs lfu,'r.d before allowed n,tno,d.
10 The prudent, whal hos brcu stated nhpvs
viI answer us veil a.Ii q volume II Vrrhiaga
U,rt placed u,j0rc In,n. 70 OIL those who re-
s.-I this invitation 600 ly randy lhut has at.
ways su,c,,urd w'cD,,,c applied, the only
wrd. dat can ur saIi, .r,---
Ib. Wise mpu YTa.Y,rs on The iuui. dow uiAll
~, o.siam's pau 4, b,,la t,sea=c's ,hr.,,.
TT sab. by rar puuu,lur- Agent.
THb~ Ehss NETT, Ottawa, Illinois.
Avg =, 500
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CT None can be genuine unless signed in Uri.
Hug by W. b. d II. G, FAuRELl, Sole aud
Original frorrietors. O. Manufactured only by
ii G. Farrell wholesale Druggist, Peoria HIS,
aud for sale IN Ottawa by &. l.. TuoMPsoS.
OMAMa. lune II. lslG-3 "
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VII he done 81 the usu1. prices, 90 C. s-. j ri--
count lor ready l.y. J.Nu. GREEN.
\. b. Ne have also large -rgi.E o.. r.o.
~ssja, ~ .iru sc Oder f,C safe vh..,z.,. .r. lr-
TAIL d, Ottawa pri,,-. i,ase -.,c Us coli. 81
she new building joss below So, u,i.
Dayton, Noy Il. 1856. x . C..
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In going to tie Methodist conference in Poo.
ra, from nay residence in Caldwell rm,ur, v.
r., NY horse got his foot strained 50 sc,,rcIy
that / could not have travelled huglier without
great Inconvenience. | used Parcels liniu,ul
and 1t cured him perfectly IN a iew DAYS. also
oruI 1t excellent IN cAaios aud gals. con
safely recommend 1t to The public a. an exceI,cL,
medicine. Rev. ions CpuNNLE.
C1iLo I'll prairie, November 4, 1915.
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Trade of the Hudson.


olT
Repor,ed S,xc,,iiy for Ire Ne,c- York Tribune
c.i,,.,,-, 7 r.. 4 Vsp Ss,,voori 4 Co-Bnrce Western
,o, hTI Sont II Norton ~; do DWIGHT Reals Coz 1875
u ~ Ne, -, A., Do,vs f;ni;.nu 81 do W " Stock.
20 sos d. il ~ % DO Avery Z Woodbury. IA 5ales
wool SaNiSn coo 10 enI eSs' e11N @ pJ,
wv ~ - W ~ ~ -, - ,I. rort y tlIs
No b,, HScck Co. : mas tobacco VIM LanIpn.
SSoN Snrr \ SON: IS do Sullivan \ sons; do " Cook
:, 90, 49, - 49, - ~
Albany and Canal Line, \ Hovt--Barge MarShall-S@
hhs ioir Clarke Coleman; SIS 90 Da;cr Miller Co; p
do b Wilbur X co. chs ashes Kent hinnau& Co. do
4 W Ots \ Co: 5 do Pee. Hitchcock 69 hb!s pork "
Douclas, 1891 bushels corn Bows Cary; c7Si bush
nm. baI.s wool SNbcock Co do Kent k,ngsn Co;
81 w Sbsni,,. n do L Huntingdon: =; do Cosglli
d MIS- esSs liulock; ~ bales ,vadGns W MoI,. il -
ha,rs ,oszi, Mood \ Merritt IL bNs Cheese bNs eggs
J, SGaSy huiirr Knapp Baker II hbls beer Kirk.
-, nj, 49,. Sp,itb 4 Mood. SAC feathers Babcock
-, 10 his sr.d Da,er Miller CO; sacks hair q lcert
R,nvsr, 4 Co
On; 'Trry rr Pore Cailiu-Sarye Il Abhoil-2S0 hbls
a. NJ 4 Car. Sli 40 $50 h; bbls do Clark Cole!nan;
as a. pcSs LA. 5. do Hicks L Co: 80 do Dwigh.
, 70 ~ - Snr Calm. 5-j do Hicks L Co; Il bales
80 -, II - -. / ~. 81 SACKS do ivslop \ Ipiu ~
40 bow Ma.her 4 Co: . do Kent, K;r.aa ! Co;
~ 49,, IVSnn. Is do Vsn W fucker " kss spikes
S,uires. - bales waiduy Winthrop; 50 bNs cheese
Ssr Perry: coaches Durham ! Diuon - boxes goods
Erberts Bailey: Is bNs axes DO ,oos Clark Wilson,
bNs lrs Kent. klnnan& Co; do goods tiadaen se
SQUARES Long Davenport; Go Rlcalags l2o Tea;s
rau.r Cs,npheil lpl sides leather LaphaI Corse Co..
bsles goods McC, \ Spencer; 81 6b!s aocr Dwight.
Reals Coz 10 bales goods Eluoti Soyntor. ~ kegs
ii5,,rrT Conan Hopkins \ Co.
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From Havana and Vera Cruz.


HAVANA August 9th 1916
Since the receipt OF the adviccs OF the passage
OF the Tariff Bill by the House of Representative and
the improved OF the European markets for sugars
holders here have become perfectly wild in their de
mand- and but few transactions have taken place
some iair lots have been taken 1T II II and few
small parcels al u II. rs.
In MolAsscs there is nothing doing Many vessels
have LETT in ballast being able obtain treights and
having no disposition buy The probability is that
tut hc NOR. Will GO forward this season, the nc
counts from your markets uniavorablc.
Provisions aye very dull and price, low Goldfish So
So linkc 81 Candies sl3; Lard Sll Sl2i Fork,
Sides, $40 Sl0i.
Freights there none. Most OF the American YES
scls have either gone. going away in ballast,
Exchange, London - Ncwiork and Boston, 3: pre-
MUM.
By the arrival of the British steamer Vesuvius,
from Vera Cruz learn that Com. Conner had run
the Princeton III under the guns OF the town and al
though they could PLAINLY that the batteries were
manned. she not fired upon. He atcrward learned
that the garrison IN state OF niutny and would
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