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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15
Cli1-on County

The editor If HE Clinton Miro, who
mas been on cruise through his county,
gives quite an interesting account Of his
iauut, from which we make the following
extract:--
I'VE took the road II Elk River. About
two miles out We passed the grist-mill on
Deer Creek: il is owned by C. Fish Rid
ing about two miles further our attention
was drawn 10 somewhat novel invention
al i farmhouse owned by Mr. Shsd1ock-:t
was siesp churniag. We have read that
in olden times the OK treaded out the corn,
which was succeeded by the fail, but they
were not ingenious enough to use the iHno-
cent sheep to tread out the butter, or other
wise assist the donestics in makingit. Our
curiosity induced US 10 cali and see how the
little fellow worked. He was walking on
one side Of an inclined wheel which his
heft moved round; this was gaared to Il
crank connected by 3 rcd 10 the churn dash
err II could be fixed 50 as TO have the churn
ia the house Or cut door at pleasure This
would prove very useful on the many large
dairies In this county: il costs about s3a,
and viii clluFn about ten gallons Of cream.
We shall probably hear next Of the sheep
washing clothes BY the crank Of this wheel
being attached to machine for that per-
pose.
Passing along little further, We stopped
10 enquire of ali Old man how land was
selling about here, DC. lie said that i'm
proved could be bought at 10 70 S25 per
acre; that he would ask Sl2 for his,-
There Was q farm d TOO acres near which
could he bought for $40; il was nearly all
fenced, ard about JOG acres ploughed.-
While this conversation was going On, our
Informant witb his spocks on was " hitting
sat shovel handle from a hickory stick
naturally benz the right shape. He was
an old Yankee eho had Turned IT in the
east, and knows iaw 10 use the many nat
ural advantages u the west T. profit
Among the luxures round bis house we
noticed several bae-hyes; these he bad
originally taken wild from the woods, and
now makes on an average SIP out Of each
hiye every summer. Truly, this Is q land
flowing with milk and honey, and without
PRICE F"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

Among the visitors 70 this city on Satur-
day last, not the least uniateresting to the
old inhabitants OF the place Was Col. Geo.
Davenport--he who built Fort Armstrong
some So or 40 years ago, an after whom
our town was named. He stood up, tai
and erect, among those around him. in the
character that Gen. Dix had feared to as
sumo, when he described the wonderful
changes that had occurred under bis obser.
walton within the last twenty-five years-as
cotemporary Of cur Progeaitors. Hale
and hearty, he bears veil the burthen Of his
years and long may he continue to live
among those who were children when he
was in the prime and rigor Of life
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

The most productive portion Of the straw
berry season al Cincinnati, where this lus-
cious fruit is grown in great perfection, i
from the 10Th q May TO the l2th IF Jane,
varying scarcely a day from the period of It's
greatest prolilcness with Us. Al l23e els.
per quart enc man has netted ia single
season, s 500 from one acre q strawber-
ries. As ell that could Be raised here would
command III cur market "a average of 10
cents per quart, what an opening j. present
ed for some intelligent person 10 engage i8
the business. Who will profit by the hint
and thank Us for The suggestion
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15
The Fakir CT silva.

Speaking or the last achievement q the
Fakir Of silva, tie C0mrpreiGl says
:" We have spoken more freely respecting
this because the other papers. for some req
son o. other, I've don't say they were SoA5
said not word about the finale OF The per
furmance which they before had recon-
nended.
We spoke hot Of i because we were not
present at the grand finale Before leaving,
the Fakir brought in his book cnd tooa 4
receipt from u for S32.5o for printing
handbills IT that is being sold" may we
experience many such sells" Is for the
Fakir passing q counterfeit bill, We believe
that our neighbor, 10 use his own WORD. has
been emphatically " sold"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

I.rScH LAW ScRArE.-DurinE the trip Of
the Crystal Palace from ST. Louis, sPpfry
chap, who was little lame and very amiabie
was caught IN gentleman stateroom ih>n-
uatng his hand under his pillow lie was
cGught III the net, and farther development
caused the passengers TO invite The NEE
young man ashore, near Alton where ~
classic head was shaved, his Roman nose
was l,laekencd with nitrate Of silver and en-
corinted upon his bare back with thirty 'n!he
lashcs - Louisville Courier.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

saEsr Mrslc,--We are under obligations
IN aIpssrs. Mould & Green OF Chicago,
whose advertisement appears in the & azette,
for package o. sheet music 81 tn R2st
popular airs, just published.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

How IT MAS DosE-Mr. Wentworth. W.T.
ting from bis seat in Congress announcing
the passage OF the Nebraska. bill, sayH:
.ANhen the final result was announce
there was great clapping Of hand among a ,ne
candidates. There cannot be less than INV
in our city here now, wanting Office IN Me-
braska. They shouted right ont whei' u.
bin passed But the mass OF them VIII W 500"
learn that it il one thing TO have the blii pIs,
sed, quite another for them TO get office uhu''
ii. ,,t,
Ii any man at home has been Ncor an,
man tor office. he has fooled away AZ tn'.'
as there will not be offices enough n,'r ~
fulfil positive pledges made here IN ofae' "
get the bill through Congress"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

s,scr,,p rnrsctprscE,---J. l.. Brown
WAS recently nominated for he Leslsia',n,,.
in Pacific county, Washington leff.,o', airct-
died very suddenly the day before 'he ", h,
ion. Mr.. Scuddcr was then elccttu' "" ,er-
died very suddenly few days alter = m .ptr
ial election was then ordered, ana a ' s,,,c,
chosen totill the vacancy. The late SD I.I TO-
brings news thai Mr.. fiestcr procce",,I Jav
the seat OF government, and on The 1T -
fell dead in the House.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

STILL THEY CONE Emigration 10 ."'
place still continues to pour IL, III w "a
Our hotels IRE crowded to overilowihs' az"
every nook and corner in town th"'
bold family, is filed. Houses are III 80
demand, aud many that come here a'o
bliged to leave for the want OF ho"s s;,1
Rents are enormously high. Some p 'h",
ings rent in one year for half their cost n.
new. So great has the rush Of p'l. m.ors
at the Lind Office become. that the r'''e' -,
find it necessary now to close the QUIZ. 1855
one o'clock in order to close up the bus''''O
of the day. Iowa Gig Rcpab.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

DFowAEb.-Mr. Fl. GFAEuAET. citizen
ofthis conty was drowned in the Dies Noiues
River, near Eddyville, on Saturday the
18th inst Ncssrs. u. Delashmu,t, and
George Frederick, and Mr.. Alder, we are
informed, also barely escaped downing
They were seining IN the river when the
accident occurred. Mr Gearfgrt leaves d
family and numerous friends to mourn his
untimriv decrease. - Os'aoW Hra8
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15
MR. FILLMORE AID MANIFEST Dlsr,N,

Nh. FILLMORE AND MANIFEST DESTINY
We have been placed in possession Of the
correct report Of Mr.. Fillmorc's speech at
Ficksburg, which has been twisted into mi
haSier manJast dnsfiay and young America
demonstration on his part. We supposed
that the distorted picture of what he did say
would have been fully appreciated by the A.
mcrican people, who know so we'll that if MIR
Fillmore is distinguished for I nv thing il is for
his conservative tendencies. But it appears
that the people of the United States like TO
lie gulled. Cons, quently, we find portion
the country giving ear 60 the random state
incnt OF letter writer; and this too, against
the public history Of a man who but lately
presided Us Chief Magistrate over the com
try! As was to be expected the report OF
the speech at Vcksburg is essentially IN onq.
We hope this statement, which we are au-
thorized to make, will stop the currency of
ridiculous report evidently gottrn up for pol,,.
ical rposea.- Baltimore Tntrs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

a SINGULAR LAEcEsY.--A telcgra III dir
patch was received by sheriff Gavitt on Sal,
,ifny, from n German III ST. Lous, stating
that a man, also a German. had ahscondea
with his {thc icrmer Gcrmun's) wife; seven
children and all his household effects. and
that they were on board the steamer Ca!cte.
MA bound for Pittsburgh. Sheriff Gaftt
Vas about the wharf on Saturday awaiting 'hr
the arrival of The boat III question. About.
O'Clock the Caledonia arrived III eur wharf,
when the Sheriff went On board and arrested
the quiet parties and secured the proper'yia
their pos- .ssion. The man was escorted II
jail 10 await further orders from 81, Louis, aud
the triai wife, with the seven children, were
properly taken care Of, and her huSbandGuy
notified. - EraaSriNe Journal
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

Lanes GAZETTE OF FASHION. w care
Indebted 10 friend Adams for the June NUM-
Der Of this fashionable periodical. See ad-
vcr;isment Of same.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

Cosr 81 THE EXCURSION. Rock l.
laraa Railroad Company made the very liberal
appropriation OF $4,000 towards deiFaylng
tie expenses OF the late excursion.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

WoNEa's RiGHTs.-The true advocate OF
Nomcn's rights after eli i our friend Nourse
ol Moline. While the women are eNer-
eisiHg their natural propensity and talAl'g
about il, he Is acting, and to ameliorate 'heir
condition has secured the right to supply
them with Sewing Maehines-bat read his
advertisement.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

4 fire occurred at Lexington, No, On
the 81 inst, destroying property estimated
in value at $4,000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

IsTEurERANcr Is WIscoSsIS.-l ,'e
disgrace Of the canine race, arunN'" H.
made his appearance few days ago u ~.
streets of Milwaukee. The democrat 4.
that ''he acted pretty much as othe, , ..n,r
do when in a similar state, He mace w.,
good rail fence for few minutes, ana ~
wen, and lay down by the side Of "'0'
nj -
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

Al the Wing Convention held at ST.
Louis on the Sd inst, Hon. Luther NJ KEN
nett was nominated the candidate for Con-
gress by reclamation.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

A town meeting in Wareham fees" ~.
took action upon the dog question: anu 1n,ra,
cocding to the town record.t was fotc' ars
all persons within the town owning "'7
shall be muzzled."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

The Mary c. on her last trip down broke
both shafts when above Alton and was
towed TO 81, Louis BY the Garden City.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

4 paper. has just been established at Nj
qaoketa, Jackson co., Iowa. Every village
In the State will soon have its newspaper.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

OLD BuLIIoS.---Out of six thousaL"
democratic voters in st. Louis county, ON!
one hundred and forty can be ioniia 10 .'" =,
side against Col Benton, and IN INV, :,
",he Nebraska" Rathei Significant '"''
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

On Thursday last, twelve thousand emf
grants arrived in New York from foreign
countries.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

Cosr OF LIVING IL WAsHGN6ToN.-Sev
gentlemen diped yesterday Mt fashionable
Pennsy lyaniu Avenue restaurant, alter Civ
ing an hours notice only Tor the preparation
Of their dinner, and among them drank only
couple Of bottles Of wine: for all they
were charged precisely ffty dollars!
We have seen mad men often in our time,
but we have rarely seen seven gentlemen
50 essentially "put OUT az they were last
night. twill be long before they again
venture on the experiment OF cssayne To
dine ut positively the most fashions bic
places in all creation, without doing that
positively vulgar thing making bar
gain beforehand, five may believe their
reservations OF repentance - Washington
Star
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

You can quicker" ogain, Mr.. Davenport
Gare.te OR city council have passed no
ordinance IN relation t. locomotives blowing
their y histle. Try again Mr. sanders.--
K, l. Hpub.
We lid the "mn,' bot the Ade@rtier did
the 'fh"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

In res ponding 10 your call. |

In responding 10 your call
feel greatly embarrassed by the very UHde-
served CON pilment bestowed upon me by
The distinguished gentleman Mr. FtIImyre)
who has just addressed you, and with whom
il has been our good fortune 10 be assocja-
ted during the last four days. Unmerited
as feel II to bh, ii Is not the less appreci-
atrd as an evidence Of the kind regard OF
one wiy lIss administered the highest office
ia The grit ol the American people ably ald
honestly, aud who has carried with him
into private life the universal respect and
good wishes Of his cguntrymen.
know that | speak the unanimous SEN
timcnt Of NV associates on this excursion.
when say that il has been source of un.
mixed qualification 70 Us all. Every step in
our progress has brought with Il new feel
ings of pleasure, admiration and surprise
We had heard much of your interesting
country; bat in the fertility Of its soil, the
beauty Of It's scenery, the grandeur Of its
rivers and the magnitude 81 its towns,
our expectations have been far surpassed by
the reality. There IN no country on the face
nj The earth 80 peculiar it, conformation as
that through which We have passed. Lakes
hundreds OF miles In extent prairics spread
ing themselves out as tar rs the eye can
feuch, inland oceans OF fertility, ii ! may 50
call them, which nature has enriched for
thousands Of years by giving hack to them
tic whole annual product OF their sponta-
ncous cge,ation--immensc rivers pcne-
tratiug two thousand miles into the heart of
the country withou. a single obstruction to
aHiRation-laese are the graat features of
this remarkable portion Of the American
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

The true test Of ledy's age. The fsini-
BY record in the bible.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

Why are two wharycs like u sccm!ngIy
contradictory assertion!
bccanse they are are paradox (pair o
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15
By Telegraph.
Indian Murders in Texa.

- CHARLESTON, June
The New Orleans Picoyune con,,;n
portant news from Texas to ais, Il, la ~. A'
threats Of the Indians to wage de.o,,,hs
war against the whites, ia being carried I''hs
An express which arrived at Gulyes,a. o"'
ports 500 Indians under Wildcat NJ re,
chief in command. When about "a " ',
west Of Victoria, they fell in with n eo me'
ny Of IS soldiers, every one Of whom mr
slain with the exception Of two T ne
next attacked party Of traders and ',.s
zens, killing 36 Of the number, amopo ~, L"'
were 30 MeAicans and America" NV"
When the express left the frh,ns i.
still being carried on; aud the Indians l.,
said that they would dcsolute the ab "'u
country on the borders OF the Rio Graz
The express rider had his horse sho, INA.
him by ball from an Indian, bnt he -.
cecded in Selling one Of their horses ana
escaping.
BosToN, June 10
Rev. J. I. Higgins, IT., OF Worces,er H..
been arrested and held 10 bail in Tho Ivy
Of $1,000, to answer to the cl.ar,o Y,
being concerned in The late riot IN III.
city.
A quantity Of loaded muskets were s.zoa
at the residence OF an Irislm III Braakie,,
last night, and the man arrested. Tbsv
we're TO be used IN the event Of an outbreak
Tomorrow
CONCORD, June 10.
Hon. John +. Hale will probably b. II.
candidate ofthe Free Sellers at the r,es,i-,
fer the L. 5. Senator, which is 10 coma
of on the 10Th inst Mr. Hubbard i H.
mos, popular candidate ON the democratic
side
The anti Nebraska resolutions are ia
come up for consideration on the l2th
KINGSTON, n. Y. jane &
The first election under the new charter
was held in this village today. and the tick.
1t supported BY the "know No,hines" ".
elected by large majority.
RUTLAND, Vt. Juno s.
The Wing State Convention assembled
yesterday and nominsted Stephen Royte a,
their candidate for Governor.
BALTIMORE, June s.
Capt Samuel Dill native of Chatham.
Mass. died here this morning uf small p5y
HARTFORD, June O.
The house o Representatives have elcctad
Gen. Hendricks az their Senator.
WASHINGTON, JUHe .
TIL. Union OF ,his morning states tha, the
difficulties between this government ana
Spain are not adjusted, and that the policy 5t
the aiministr atom Is uath M i.
WASHINGTON, June \
Senate assembl u. ant on motion StAat5r
Fish, of New York, was appointed to sear
on tn Committee on Foreign Relation, il
plare of Edward Everett, Adjourned Il.
Monday.
llot>E.--Afier usual forms OF Up njrg
business. Mr Giddines called the attcntiono,
the House to the Editorial contained in Ii"
Uaioa Of this morning, VIII ch be said was pub
lishad BY the printer TO the House. inviting
lhe collection OF mob and melting them 10
deeds of violence towards certain member,
OF this body
WASHINGTON. June Il.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

It's said that Johnson county msrs $780,
900 by the operations Of H. T. hdams g. Co.
LYoaS Nirror. 1,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15
PRg.BExI FiLIxoRE replied - fpl V"'
Mr N.ToR, aaa Ci.i.sns 81 AareNPort:

Dir, MAYOR, FRd I4tffsNs o. DaVfhF0fl'
Forthls Sind reception
thank ou. Tie warmth o! your greeting and the
esncr sjty pf tour hospitality take me by surprise,
and hav no adequate words to return my aeknow!.
E rsmeat'. III this excursion, have visited many
beautiful ss.nes. the Mississippi! r.rer, Which have
excited my admiration and slrpEls2, bat AFTER having
taken visa from ofyour beautiful bills II the
ryer ana surrounding scenery. must say, that il
there i' paradise on Garth it Is here
Dir. Mayor, again return 70 yoa 4nd yoHf towns
men sny tAaRA,. ". hlad i m3ah occupied ard
tsl GIFTED wid. shat which is beautiful and grand
around ne, that ! cannot delain you longer.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15
WASHINGTON. June Il.

There II no doubt thar the articl" In the
.Star and tai7a against Mr.. Sutnner were
written or Dictated hy Gushing and Forncy.
The Cauadiau Reciprocity treaty sill prob
ably BE- finally negotiated.
The Know Nothing victory here Is les
tcring sore upon thu Administration. and hun
treGs OF rood Who daplorc the result
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

CITY OF DAVENPORT

ALFRED SANDERS. EnIreR.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15
SPEECH gle Jas. GRANT.

MAyas or DAVENPORT, re,eeaias tht eaesfs e. ne
EfeRrsion partgt 10 iorG:-
Far Ladies If this gag conpaag.
Never. since old
Oceans Flood has The Father OF Waters witnessed n
spectacle Ike this.
Iowa eaiias some small place in this, nations gal
aaas.
These everlasting hills, earpeted by natures haudt-
work, gorgeonsy than the halls Of Solomon,
long to Be kissed b, ,oar feet. and lowa' daughters
throw open wide thcr rude doors to give sou humble
hospitality.
psss President.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-18
SHERIFF SA1p
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF (,payr SIS

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF GRANT, IS.
IL Lansing Bonnet o, P aintit}}, =, T..
and Salnne, " arfeld, Defendant Jane
M Office is hereby given u ,h.s
IN AT. fa. writ Of executio wa! BY
the Office Of the Clerk of the S'' c; ssned
sand Grant County, and under t SS,,s ~,
court against the moneys. poo sls seal
lands of James Egbert and ss sDDs5' T Saas
fendants, and for want Of sutRr suffice " at
chattels and by direction Of sa;a g
torney, | have levied upon and Dd'u n ? an
highest bidder for cash in NV WI Sc
ward door of the Court House iu' a. a
Lancaster in Grant Comfy W. " me
Wednesday the 3lst day Of r, "nscoj
1865, between the hours of ono ' ,nI'
il the afternoon of said day, ali In ,bs W." 20
and interest which the SAID James ,ae : IS s.
Samue Warfeld, defendants, had Z y
day of October, A. D. 1854 r or :, On !
thereafter, in and to the 70 lov;~ a. az y
premises and Real Estate 10 saiisfy j.. y
ton and costs 10 wit: A tract Of Ia. Sad
Grant County, which is bounded s :, ,
beginning in the southwest ou,',,.
southwest quarter of section thirts s.rS !,
ship No. three a. north Of ' r, !.
three (3,) west Of the fon,,h '', !.
meridian, six (6) chains and ,,,.I,
links west, and four "a chains and I' :
(5o links south of the southeast ro..
lot of land owned by Joel Stevens ,l sS',
variation eight (S) degrees east ", ,b
chains and fifty-nine (59) links. tb -"
two (2) chains and eight (S) links to
Stevens line, thence north forty. ~
one-haif degrees, west three f3l rb,
sixty-fonr (64) links to the corner % I
DUMPS lot, thence north forty.six (4s(
east one % chain and fity.siyi ri
thence east three (3) chains and sy
(63) links to the p ace of beginning, +
same tract conveyed 10 Samuel War,
Morrison Williams as BY deed recorjs(
Office of the Register Of Deeds of Graz
ty.-Dated Sheritf's Office, Lapcaste,
county, Wisconsin, this 18th dav of De-,
a. u. 1904. WIN. MEG lNI(
ot-2o Sheriff Grant County, w,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-12-18

supply the dear northern country with pro-
visions. They will need all of our surplus
and more too in our opinion before the O.
pening Of navigation. We hear farmers
complaining of the low price Of pork; the
price will advance enough in all conscience
if our reasoning is correct. Already we
hear they are waiting for snow, to come
down with sleighs and return laden with
pork and flour. The north will be our
best market instead of the Central Rail-
road. Also, the emigration into Grant
County, within the current year, will con-
sumo more Of our surplus than most are a
ware of. At least one thousand persons,
and we believe nearer two thousand, have
moved into the County since January last,
and the prospect is for twice the number
within the forthcoming year. We are sur
prised to hear people complain Of the pros
pect for selling pork and other provisions.
Only hold on to them, or sell them to the
merchant who will, and the demand will
be equal TO every pound with prices to cor
respond.