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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-16
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T rules held mike Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
~ Court Of Law ana ClAnccry, for Bedford county The
4lh day of June. 1919
James Lancaster, Plaintiff
against
James Anthony ana "illfm \. Anthony, Defendants
in CiANCERl
The Defendant James Anthony, having entered his az
pearance and given mountaineering to the of Assembly
and the rules q this nd appearing bv satisfactory
evidence that He is not an i bant Of this Commonwealth
1t IS ordered that the said dfndant, James Anthony III a-
pear before tbs Judge Of the said Circuit Superior Court il
Law and Chancery Holden 70 Bediord county, the court
house thereof tie first of September term next and
the bill Of the pIantan that - orde ~ inserted
in some newspaper published the town Of vnchburg for
two months snccesively and posted the front door the
courthouse OF this county some court day.
Acopy-Testc, JOS. WILSON, CHI
June 7-w2m
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Clothing Esf05EisI,oa,euf.

FIIEsubscrbers have nered into coparnership under
L the nameand style Of Y. GUGGENIIEIMER s. Co.,
the purpose of conductinga
General Clothing Establishment.
They have hand large and handsome assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
kinds adapted to the present season, which they offer
low Tor cash. at their store next door TO r. Tyree Office
Main Street, Lynchburg. n. GUGGENHEIMER,
r. GUGGENHEIMER,
S. GCGGENHEIMER.
Dec. It's
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CARTER & NOWLIN,
GR0CERS, COMMISSION & FORWARDING AGENTS
LF.VCxfB TRG Va,

HAVE IN SIORE and receiving large and de-
srabe stock of GOOD which they will sell low for
cash or in exchange for country produce The follow
comprise part:
20 hhds. n. o. and p Rico Sugars,
10 do and bbs. Molasses,
l25 bags Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee,
10 boxes Woolscy's Loaf Sugar,
10 bbs. crushed, ground and clarified do
200 kegs Nails from to 40 dy.,
30 do box and lining do
30 boxes 81 10 and 1OI II Glass,
125 sides Sole Leather,
10 bbls Tanners Oil,
20 rcams cap and letter Paper,
80 Kegs blasting Powder,
20 do Ky. Rife do
80 boxes aiamantine and tallow Candles,
10 do bunch RaSins,
teiccs crop Rice,
S0reams wrapping Paper,
$50 sacks Salt,
10 bbls Mackerel,
ll20 lbs. bisered Steel, -
500 do shear and cast do
20 boxes Cheese.
50 bbls. rectihed Whiskey,
10 do apple Brandy,
10 do American do
Otard, Seignett and J. Durand Brandy Rum and Gin
S. Madeira, Port and Malaga Wine,
Z, /, A. and Ga Domestics,
Nos. | and Oznaburgs, Blankets, Cacoes, Checks,
Boots, Wool Hats Caps sc. SC. They respectfully
their friends and the public generally, of CHEAP
GOODS, to call and examine them.
Nh,
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MONEY TO LEND!
EN- G EDOVE & NOEL

NJ now In receptof most desirable stock of Goods,
IA having purchased them at much lolrer prices than suck
goods purchased Tor in the spring they can consequently
make to the interest Of pers, who wish buy for cash.
to call or them before purchasing elsewhere
Their stock large and well assorted comprises every
thing that can be found in the STAPLE AND FANCY
line They have also received large and beautiful assert
mcnt
Bonncts, Ribbons, Flowers, &C
which be sold very cheap They socita general call
ALFRED s. ENGLEDOyE.
JESSE NJ NOEL.
June y. ISi9-ts
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NEW $ nor
At Old Sprin: Ware House.
informs the citizens Lynch
burg and ITS vicinity that his
WagOn-making and
BLACK NTH SHOPS,
in full operation. Al those who want good, and
cheap work can get it by calling the subscriber who
prepared do all kinds OF work in both branches, with
.NE.4T.NESS and DESPATCH
He has large of very superior timber
commence with and his worImen equal to any the
State Virginia In his Smith Shop he has Smiths
good and Horse Shoers and always has banda good
stock oil Shoes and Nails.
I.ynchburg, March l3-ts
The subscriber has very superior ROAD WAGONS
finished off and several Carryalls and secondhanded
ALSO,
Several Second Hand Road Wagons:
and will in short time have and keepa general
H.9GONS, C.ARTS. PLOUGHS AND
WHEEL B.4RROUS
All Of which he viii sell low.
JOHN II. BAILEY.
Farmers Hotel, Lynchburg, March Is--ts.
For Coughs and Colds,
w Mrs Garjner's Balsam Of Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Thompson's Syrup Of Tar, SC.
Peas Hoarhound Candy,
- Niley's Cough Candy,
l. luube Paste, SC. &c.-For sale BY
Jan Ats JOHN Fl. SEAT, Druggist.
L,OR SALE, or Barter for Country Produce
I Il 600 tons Lump Plaster,
| 1eC do ground do, in bbls or loose,
ALSO
| COR.r.HE.4I. SHIP STUFF AND BRAN.
Wv A NTE D.
1000 BUSHELS RYE.
/ HUNT s LANGHoRNE.
January dts
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EErgEElFa:
Plaintiff,

rules held in the Cerk'sOice Of the Circuit Superior
- Court of Law and Chancery Bedford COUNTY, the
lh day of June, 49,
James NJ. Eoyd Plaintiff,
against
Paulus F.. Harrison, Richard P Harrison, Richard F.
Rucker and Sophia Lee his wie. formerly Sophia Har-
rlson &c. Defendants.
IN CITANCFRY
The defendant Paulus f. HARRISON not having entered HI,
appearance and given security arordng the Of Assem-.
bly, and the rules of this court and appearing by saicto-
~ evidence that he is inabant Of this Common
wealth. Its ordered that the said defendant appear before
the Judge of the said Circuit Superior Court If Law ana
Chanccry holden for Bedford county, the courthouse there
Of the first day Of September term next, and answer the
bill ofhe plaintiff and that this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in the town Of I.ynchburg for two
months excessively, and posted at the front door the court
house OF this county, court day.
Acopy-Te te, JOS. WILSON, OK.
Z -yr)
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.

COSTU.ME HILL.
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING;
WHOLESALE AND REI.AlL.
an hand and for sale the largest and best assortment oil
~ SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING, at prices
very much reduced.
COATS.
Coats Of VARIETY embracing all the latest styles anu
Of improved andqnake, from Is cts. to l. = . y ,, o
s, $40, and upwards
sPANTALOONS.
Panaloons of all kinds frasn IS cts to 90 ~
and asoa very fashionable STYLE the Iamarne stripe, as 10"
as 5, 80, 81, and upwards.
VESTS.
Vests Of every variety, comprising silk satin, cashmere
maseilles valeneia from 80 ct to - cts, 81 50 y o
% and upwards.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Always hand the largest and best assortment Of Boys
Clothing offered in this city.
\ splendid assortment OF CLOTHS and CASSlNF-Rt-S
Of the best make together with large and handsome varie
ty of silk and marseiles vestngs, winch will be made up To
order in the best 2Oper cent than the accusto
ed prices and in all and beautiful lit guaranteed
AT COSTUME HALL.
Corner Of Pratt street and Centre Market Space.
Fl. II. COLE.
aAtachcd to the above is of the largest and most
extensive SHIRT FACTORIES in the country, embracing
variety and make, prices which cannot fail to please
wishing to purchase. 9z-ONE PRICE ONLl.-E8
Baltimore, Md, April 2-wly.
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Land for Sale.


TERMS OF SALE-Onc half of the purchase money t.
be pad in cash. the balance in twelve months properly
cured Tie Land will Be offered for private sale until the
day Of sale Persons wishing to purchase address me al
Iynchburg. M. b. ROANE.
June 25-Wt20A
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FASHIONS FOR SPRING s. SUMMER Io4!
JUST RECEIVED BY

j. Z. EDW ARDS.
FEW DOORS .9BOVE.MEE.M& GU.4TKLN'S
AND OPPOSITE SAMUEL b. TEUR.M4N"S
}. B, EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally, for the very liberal patronage ex-
tended to him previous to his copartneship with w. +
Lee and during that time, and would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has taken the bust
ness into his own hands, and hopes they will continue
their custom with him. All care possible will be taken
to have work intrustej to him, done as we'll as il
can be done elsewhere. JAMES g. EDWARDS.
Sept. Its.
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A GOOD HACK


virginia:
T rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Snror
Court Of Law and Chanccry fox Bedford COUNTY ,Ia
18th day Of June, 1919. '' 'ne
Williamson Burnett, pI,irt;a
against
Richard X. Cfalc, Benjamin F.. Scruggs and tmnon :,
Hancock adm'rS of Nnnon Hancock, dccd, Mira,h p,,
EAor of Henry Brown, jr. deed, Samuel sncoc u oh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-29

We hays been supremacy amused by tbs
pompouS and cr- cathedra tone IN which the
chicago Tr:buna speaks for the Gree De-
mocracy of Illinois" in It's comm en,s Oh Col.
Benton's speech. Says that print:
owe are disappointed, deeply, painfully
disappointed. Col. Brnton'S path DIVORCES
widely from that which the Free Democra-
cy are pursuing.
The Free Democracy a. the North must
cird themselves anew for the contest. The
hrunt of the fight is to be borne BY them
FURTHER reliance upon assistance from this
quarter woul! tie ,he extreme or folly. We
must looH 10 the north for our conlederates,
Tor our captains and our hosts"
The "Free Democracy" hcreabouts at
least, want no better "coufederate." wcap.
tain" or Ghost" than Col. b. The Tribune
will be LETT alone, with perhaps corproal's
guard of ultra aboli,ionis,s, III its opposition
TO Col. Benton,
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We have before Us the Brownsville Flag
OF the 10th ult., in which detailed account,
are given Of fearful outrages recently com.
United by The Camanche Indians on the in.
habitantS Of the Valley Of the Rio Grande
The Indians had made dcsceu, between
Brownsville and the mouth Of the Rio Gran.
de, robbed the stage running between those
points: taking the passengers prisoners. and
captured heavy train Of TRANSPORT wag-
Ons loaded with merchandise, besides CON.
hitting many ou,rages Ike the follow ing;
Mr.. Dorestes Zamora, most e>6mable
citizen was among the slain. Mr.. r.. had
just decided upon becoming "A citizen of the
United States, under the provision of the
treaty with Mexico. \ sou Of Mr.. r.. was
also killed, another wounded, and hi,
daughter, about liyearS Of age, carried of,
Al Rancho Santiago, two men were kill.
ed, and one woman, with two children, Ia.
ken captive.
FROM Rancho de los indios, Mrs W'ilscy,
(w'e Of Capt. Wilscy) with her brother
aud SIStcr'in'law, were taken prisoners.
The aged mother of Mrs. Wllscy follow
ed her children for some distance, regard.
less OF savage menace, and finally the Indi.
ans seized her, tied her hands, and pierced
her body with their lances and arrows, lea.
wing her upon the ground apparently dead
but the poor woman recovered herself Sulli.
cientIy to alarm the ncighboiins rancho
She was shockingly nmtllated, aud was, n,
last accounts, n maninc.
The destruction Of properly along the
lilo Grlnde is immense, aS many as seven.
ty houses having been burned.
Deplorablc as these oulrages are, the,
become still more so, when it is reeullected
that they are owing entirely to the short.
sighted policy of the government, a, Wash,
ington. Until within a few months, the
Texas frontier has been guarded as by wal
of fire and steel, by the Texas Rangers, a
species Of troops, into whose vicinity 40 a.
noun. Of plumber can tempt n Camanche.
These the wise heads at Washington hav,
discharged as too expensive, aud Supplied
their place by inJmiry! The resultof sucl
policy was shown in the recen, calamity
" When the terrified ci,zens,' SAYS the
Flag, "apped,o Col. Morris at Fort Brown
Tor assistance, he could only despatch il
wagons, some thirty infantry, being all hi
disposable force. Pursuit under such case
was hopeless, aud the savages of course es
capped" The Camanehcs are noted as tn,
most expert horsemen in the werld. Their,
can be nothing conceived more absurd tina,
the idea Of hunting down such an enem,
with infantry. ..-
There is another bad phase abon, ,hi
matter The people residing in the yicini
ty of the late cn,rages have presented
memorial to Gen. Taylor, asking protec,io
in future, and they complain that al,houc
the recent disasters had been foresee,
three months beforehand, nothing was don
to avert them. Was the government
Washington too much engaged In distrib,
ting the spoil, to attend to the derencele,
settlers on the frontier1
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Tie ADDRESS Of the Relief ASSOCIATION o
Ne Society Of Friends in Leland.

me iddre& 81 me ReHu ISSOcl7iIOn OF
he Society Of Friends in Ireland.
Ia reviewing our proceedings for the two
years and half, which have elapsed since
the formation of this assoc ation, and in con-
templa'inS the present unhappy condition
of our country, the conviction is painfully
forced Oh us, that the public bounty distrib-
u,ed through us, as well asthe relief afford
ed from other sources, whatever may aave
been their value in aliording temporary
alienation OF widespread misery, have
produced scarcely any permanently useful
re- suit.
| Our original circular appealed to oul
brethren in religious profession IN this coun-
| try and in Great Britain. |, was responded
to, no, merely by those TO whom it WIS ad-
dressed, but by many unconnec.
religious society IN ih"--'''J "o"'e mat VI
%, h" the ..'nol0rUUk but, it is due that
we should state, that we set it ny
hastily, and without being perhaps sui.
ilcienily definite. We merely wished to
acquaimt the people Of La Sale Of the fact
that such report was in circulation; that,
1t untrue, they might contradict it
. '''N''@ - avn '"h I'p''' VIC Nll not bll-
derS,and, nor assert, the cases 10 have been
among the citizens Of La Salle--thcy were
boat hands, emigrants, Sc, that had come
up the river or down the canal. That there
have been such cases a La Sale we believe
will not be Misunderstanding always BY thi,
wohJW editor, who, We doubt not, does il
honestly enough, for how should he know
better?
But why get in snch pet about IL? II
a report, as well substantated as this was
were ailoal through the country in reference
to Ottawa, we should rejoice to have an
opportunity TO contradict it; and ifihe Tel.
eeraph had done this simply and asked US io
contradict il in behalf Of La Sale, We ,hould
have done so cheeriuliy although We should
have ielt conscious at the time that in re-
pcating an assertion Of the Telegraph We
were just as likely 10 lie as tell the truth
And we now enter into a contract, that il
any man viii come TO us and satisfy US that
the editor Of the Peru Telegraph has been
arake for four consecutive hours within the
past two weeks, we will, even on his au.
thority, contradict the report that there hat
been any case Of cholera at Peru or La
Sale whatever this season, although bus
last week the Telegraph acknowledged,
he has slept it clean ont Of his memory
slnce) that there had been four fatal cases
Of cholera at La Sale.
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MONDAY, JULY ., 1919.

Cholera. Two deaths from Cholera have
occurred in town since Saturday morning.
Jesse Danforth, Constable, is one, an old
citizen of this place aud known all over the
county. lie had been out riding through
the country on business on Friday and Sa'
turday IN TO O'Clock =. M, when he came
home complaining of being unwell. On
Saturday night he was taken with di'
arrhra, on Sunday morning with cramps
and vomiting, and about noon he died. lie
was buried during the afternoon.
The other, young man 10y the name OF
Parmely, who had been employed as a
clerk in the store Of Mr.. Phelps. He rode
to Newark and back yesterday, and ate a
lot of curran's during the day. He was Ia
ken about o'clock this morning and died
about9 a. m.
Neither of these cases can properly be
said TO have originated in town. Daniorth
had been TO Peru, on Friday and visited Sc
veral cases while there-and helped to rub
one. Bat we need not na,ter ourselves
with the hope that Ottawa will escape.
Bat we have no time 10 spare in arguing
in favor Of the general advantages Of dai.
ly paper. Our purpose now is TO state very
briefly and plainly what we intend TO do,
and what we expect.
We are Democrats, and, 10 some extent,
are, even in a, duh a season for politics
aS the present, obliged occa>iouly to lash
our opponents; but We viii attempt, now
that we are somewhat alone in this matter
Of a daily, TO be a little spariug in cur poll.
teal allu>ion>, and aim rather to print a
good NEWS, than POLITICAL paper. We
thus, by avoiding all that may be regarded
by Our political opponent, as unjust or too
offensive, hope, not indeed in consideration
Of such forbearancc, but for the sake af the
reputation well supported daily will give
the place, as well as the genera! advantage,
which all, we hope, will derive from it, To
receive share Of their coun,enance and
support.
we shall be- daily supplied With telegraph
dispatches from the east and the south, so
that our daily may be confidently relied
upon as a medium through which our citi-
zens will receive the eastern and southern
markets, and all general news, at least two
days sooner than by any other paper.
Our TrRMs will be for the preseu;
For single copy, > cents.
Fer n week, 10 =.
For three months, 81
For one year, 81
Payment in all cases must be made N
ADVANCE, except when we are owing.
and then our indebtedness must he clear.
and the length Of time f1r which we arc
asked TO charge, definitely stated. Pay
ment may be made either to us or TO The
carrier.-As soon as the time paid FOR cx.
pircs, the paper will invariaby be discontiu.
ued
ADvrRTIsTMrHs will be inserted inthc
Daily at fifty cents square for the first in.
ser,iou; one dollar week and fair de.
ductionS for longer time.
We SHALL try the experiment one week q,
"sink or SWIM" aud the publication Of our
daily beyond that time permanently depends
upon the encouragement the next FIVE days
shall give US.
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CAssIus NJ. CLAy--rur pAnTIcuIAp.

CAssIus NJ. CLAy--IHE PARTICULARS.
\ teieGraphic despatch from Cincinnati,
says: CaSsins NJ. Clay accepted an invita-
ton to address meeting Of Emancipation
lists in Madson county, and was delivering
an address on slavery. Mr.. Turner being
offended by some of his remarks, arose Md
gave the lie, from which reDcounter re-
sultinG in the death ofrurner. Clay, twas
thought, would probably recover.
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n''e! " "!"eoo P-APPcai from Lee
's.',' az" G'oH ''' the "pPe,an'' an"
- ~ Wv" W. '"' "pp,''tV- '"''St"ch'
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c,'
10y ~ u'' n'!' "PP'H''Fom o''pneh-
WV '''n '''' 'P'"'
~" Wv o'",,' S'"'"' ''','''"' w.
,, III vs. o'f ''"'''' - Dc ''''''' 'o' "P'
p.I,, - ,.
7 '"H' "rP'"' ''o'' NC Iva"
the ,nr.,,ee.
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OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, JUI.s Wv OF T"E hNHo.

ing without the blessing Of Him who rule,h
in the Kingdoms Of men.
Signed by direction Of the Relief ASH
JOSEPH BEWLEY, tsscy,.
JONATHAN PIN, ''!
Dublin, Sh Of rim month, 1919.
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Mn. Z. FoRnr.r.-I. appears by the
papers that when Mr.. Forrest Miss
Sinclair, he settled Sc, 900 ON her. Since
their separation he proposes to add thou.
sand dollars a year during the ladys lie.
A liberal provision.
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ROCKFORD MAnxrrs The Rockford
Free Press max es its subsc rib rs the follow.
ing liberal offer.
"For the next four weeks we willreceivc
wheat at 30 cents n Bnshel in payment Of
subscriptions to the FREQ Press. This Is n
shilling abushel more than can he got Tor il
! in goods" ....... u.
Three bits bushel fos wheat in trade
Wen buy our farm at Rockford.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-29

FathcrMa,lhew the distinguished TrishA.
pos'le Of Temperance, is now son the wat
ers Of The dark blue sea-" ard Is daily ex.
pec,ed 70 land ut New York. The Nation
says the liquor sellers will have to look ont;
for when be comes, no intends to 'swcep
the board" .I. ra. ,
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1ppoin'men'S.-Wm. c, Rives. RI virci.
via, Minister to France; WIN, A. Graham,
Ex-Governor of n. c., Minister To Spain
Thomas l.. Cri,trndcn. Of Ky, Consul to
liverpool; Lorenzo Draper, Of New York
Consul TO Havrc Edward kent, Ex.Gov.
crnor of Maine, Consul 10 RIO Janero; and
Col MtCiung, of Miss. charge 10 Granada
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-29

a friend said he saw fence made OF
such crooked rails that every time q pig
led thro' II he came out the same side.
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The rropriters of the Quincy Wing have
rcCoered four hnn6ed and fifty dollars from
Mr.. Woods, the publisher Of The Quincy
Herald, in a suit for libel.
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Irish Relief Fund.

We are indebted 10 ". n. W. Crsua.S,
Esq, treasurer of the Ilbsrnisn Association OF
this place, for n copy Of the "Addrss to the
Public Of til, Rel Of Association Of the Society
Of Friend. in Ireland" II will be read with
interest by a number in this place whose con.
ubuilns towards the relief of Ireland were
placed ialo the hands Of this Association.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-29

We learn with regret that Saml. II. DA-
WIS, for number o: years editor of the Pc
oria Register, died in that city Oh the 18th
inst, Of cholera,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-29

SOMETHING WRcNG.-While Cave John.
son managed the mails we got our ST. Lou.
ispapers of Tuesday always on Thursday
evening. Now they come on Saturday e
vening, and sometimes even later. Where,
the fault?
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One ofthe Enjoys inttss the foiowin,
lines TO MS lady love;

AM when the reverend sire should snv,
,.' Wy sou, ake t.ol this daughter
II answer MN IN fearless tone.
Il shont do nolhn shorter"
"Wi Won, m" son, support and noar.sh
T. MS flower give to thee r.
I'd give mywhte kid gloves n flourish
And ans wei" Ycs Sir.cew
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ST Louis Jnue &C.
ButIi'te business transactions to day, prices were
from joc iof Inferior to Sc for choice wheat Lara
i,lO. Flour, good country brands $50, choice 81
Hemp Ito to i,25. corn 30 to IS, oats 81, without
sacks,
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Difficulties NTH The MericaaS on The Rio CT.
h-Aiore Goid from CGtfornin-L umrs
reighing7 pounds Choiera--tfarkeis,
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INV NKh, J uTlV -OIII IT, Vt.
Flour firm with iairdemand Com, slight decline,
prime yellow Goo. wheat market iavors the buyers
Markets for Provisions exhibits no change, rather
duer