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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29
APPHAL TO THE WORLD
FredIlka B1ctner en- The War IN Europe and
women's Mission

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Al time 'ik' tn when Tue fowets 81 Il 'he
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s. 'n'uFeh' o'sa"s5" haffest : oat mig ''''s'
%. eaIaH1 y NIT 4h4 IN. ~ Pr.
N'"A>' ia''nE >hH 3. "h commerce, shal'' TX
we ~ h .1aa aal l. INDUSTRIOUS i5a'3tss
So the -'rfa"iai ,hfsi- ~ Ni1sh r.
''''F W"N To- ]. u hN uast ef ne aa'l..H= ~ ~
'"'t'' al >#.a ms We hafe venture a
thought tai .asoa-a woman d Peae'iai
alliance WtEHi .. espetad's. s5ss1E ~. e#s'.=
'"'A' .. "iHan'' -. .f,ask IN" afeiea t"se'> -
VAT H"G contributing "a ahi''a am vi 'if'ss
'4 'd"fi~, under III aie->t - al TIM. II Inc ae-
re'"Nnept " >'aie - ls.7.e' love. and weii-eeang
b" come i'ri" f..a #see tn 'srf7rs III "ai VIII
h' over and the time "i devastation nav l'a>-'a
away.
Since the beg Haa- ii thu eentaf y'ehaataeie
a-N'ci'' .'.. I women haff atfh Torn ~ IN Tie
larger oite- II most hissiihn countries f'ihhi's
H all though W. do not Know II ihsir "Nsfenee.
tUt have ".EN''i ia.Hi.N or .1aa' ."ua'is 1T
Christian purposes h"t aim has ben II re-
love, partially al least. the misery prevailing II
the world and 10 promote the coming Il better
times, especial, by spreading the word of ''"d'
10y teaching and caring f'r children by trying n
call firth tle 'H0fgI.s = tn poeres c ,a--e-.-
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The City Council met on Monday evening 26th
Aug lsdi. according to adiournmcnt,-whcu
MIR. jennlngs,to N the List OF Business Tax
e. assessed wiz T. erred to be corrected, made n
corrected alphabetical report, which was read,ol
tered and approved.
l hos. Goppedge, Weighmasterat Hay Scales
made his quarterly report for the quarter ending
25th mst with the receipt Of the Mcasurcr for
the amoant of hs collectons-which was approx
ed and his salary ordered to he paid and then
adjourned ID. RODES. CL'K.
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Ak AnnIITIaSisT honnEn.-A plough pedlar
named Graham, irom Ohio, went recently 10 Gym
thiaH i. Y..a,Id repre- sentng himself 10 be- min
lsit va flowed - preach on Sunday. At night
be sisatlllF repaired IA the African church, where
he delivered an Addition hurnnrue. On Monday he
sa.fee upon bs satae citizens. and requested
IN have The tnwn.shieh he agreed - 10 n9icr Srne
3eiaY. lie remained. however. aud rumor- Of
hls conduct having gnt circulated through the
town then full # people finn the country. great
indignation excited. and he was pcltrd
through the streets viii osr-. and had 80 be ia
ksn l. mi n prnfeof him from the mob. some Of
whom. however. obtained access 60 hun aud
baek.d h. face Nth lunar cos;ic. a, length lee
NJ ut int baggage car and started for home.
saHeesaas IA Wheeling, last saturday night,
placed themselves under the window ol a Nuuug
adv Il re purpose Ola serrnade. After listen
M. = tlr raoruu atinE strains for while, the
iauv thuar mp tie sash, and in q suppressed Zone
informed the screnaders,,hat III could not admit
item through The freat DIOR. bat invited them ~
nfessat .hHa>, saee Al certain door IN the back
has..#ts. Hoy WI accordingly admitted in the
dark the lad, exeused herself - r q uuucut left
- rom. and turned the kew II Tie dnor upon
Them an n iea minute, aftrrNard, their ardot
Wa considerably 1amP.ned Ia, oop.ous How of
water iram hrlrani IN the r'om We need not
aid, that the mise eNoa> SRI hal invited them
into Bathroom and voted them H. privileges.
\. PN1lIls.-A correspondent ot ihr Boston
Transcript who recently visited Mr.. WILLIS at
ldieeld above West Point, ON the Hudson, says:
MILLS Is AZ invalid and suffering greatly
from hemorrhage and cough, vt not i'll as |
had been led 10 suppose from the accounts that
have reached II, ot late. He j. able To ride ON
horseback still. and trust that many years are
before him of improved physical condition and
h. usual mental activity. He has only ceased
writing the "Idewild Papers to commence
another series OF articles in the Home journal
ON a different topic
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PEAcHEs.--peach dealers now consider them
selves rs nearly in the midst of the business sea
son.as it Is well known that the late fruit is pretty
much killed of, yet there is an extremely scanty
supply in the narle t,falling short of previous cx
pectaiion. Baskets retail at from 81 80 to SO -
Last year the same kind of fruit was selling here
At from 81 cents to $50 per basket.-Nerark
Mercury.
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MARRTT1D

In Lynchhmg, on the 23d inst by the Rev j.
ID. MtchelDr. GEo. HENRY CArERroN,of Mum
roe Co. and Miss MARY +. llENDERsoN. daugu-
ter of Walter Henderson, Ed. of this placc.
y certain very wealthy citizen at the
Narh.nn heing questioned To the ofhi~ .uuu
much weahI aeaniaas Tefliel Printers Ink IN, vi
lhan ah 'ria otceis extensively prepared
klfas Of printing eNleileu..y AMI chear, aug -J1,t
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lRGlNIA EANKS.-N COMMUNICATION in the
Alexandria Gazette, addressed "to the Editors
of the Richmond Enquirer and Richmond EN-
anner, enquiries why the two Mother Banks in
Richmond, rs well as the Branch of The Exchange
Bank, and the Banks in NortolN, de- not receive
III deposit thu notes of the following Independent
Banks:- Trans Allegheny Bank Bank OF Rock
ingham; farmont Bank; Sank of nerkeley.
rhe writer cNpresse, surprise at the course of
tue n''"'I""' """ 81 i'",N ""hNN' AS security
''r '',' W "' t','' "''N III n"l"'S'oh-
'.'' - ECU - ''Nr" WE" ,"| 'reas"r
u NJ h''n"l3nu u''u II - ,""to"' at 'n'S ume'
s't"l3 10 'h' 'Nl'"' "i - '' '"r e"ch uol'ar 9ut
i u, Tue minus VI ,,' '''H'"I
:, w are NOV '".'"u'' '''"uE" VIII" inc anairs oil
the banks here I" answer the questions address
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FUTURE DAYS.
4 Valuable Tract OfLand for Sale.

y 7 Y
@ ~ strtu -. dccrrta orde # the Circuit Coa of
-*~ ApP"nnttox county ronounrrd at it. April tie M
1874, the Of M,hiu J., &c and ofher, %.
Srntuan api others we the uutr isnei c,i,,fi .io,
n pointed for timt InrPr~", viii. lriin tn < II Inv
p SIP cub NEXT. tur p e"i>p. proceed Il, sol. ,L.
t IT hand urhr H and ito,ce,.i..., M. itoued-
cuhianipC ! l,rr-
THIS trlrt Il land i situated Immediately on the
Sou ia Srir Rnrnud = mr, from Lsuc'hpg I. bps
good Dwelling House with >ix ru,.s upon it. with
al til" necessary "ut-house, barns &c and l. IA nigh
state Of cn!tivntinu.
credit Of SIX, twelve nni cighta mouth. will ha
given, the pmcasrrg,ins 70, nd with approved lerso.
nal security aud the titir r,a,,rd further scc,,jty
wv. VI CABELL 0on'fs
ioiv2S d&ails
ty- Repu lcon aud Petersburg tetelljgcnecl copy
lA, Il ~. IL. L .n. -
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tom bat we rejoice that from this nation have
risen great men and b,nviacturs tu humanity
". are n little flock bot we rely ou His word nho
has said. Pear ot,iittle flock. 1T il YOUR Father
god Hiil 10 giyo YOU the kugdoIa.' II will be
our, if we believe in Him. follow Him, an obey
hi Injunction. AT thou lowest me feed my lalnhs.
There are u 1c- and circumstance which call
epan u TO follow the Diyin" prr,ctji tion. Let
xo3r light 80 shine h,iurr ipeu that thy may
80 yonr good work, aud gIorify yanr Fa'lsr
eha j. Ia Heaven" We obey 'Gi> Ia aay. The
not lr-- Divine command, Take heed that Won
do not your aims before ul"u,to be seen oithen.'
we Would take for out rule durii-, our dali
orfinns for the good uf liz, whole
Sisters. rhn acknowledge the same Lord l.
~ unite ia hi, name let u cali forth every gid
eff, and healing power he has given call thsW
firth prayerfBay, diligently To- do hi- work more
ief4eIiv than ever before. 4, far rs tn san
sends ia rays aud thc free winds aiisg over the
rarth. may our peaceful messages iiy Ike doves
tn land tp land. from city q" city. unastaroea
by the bitterness Of strife, that the world may
XIV the God of peacr md 1--we is morn power
IA fHau the spirit - eug, md ihat hc calls L.
BE h. servants
Eael separately. We arc weak and can IL hat
nth. but il n the name uf thr~i NJ unite ar
hands al around the earth, an take Il IN eur
,Hu- lae "a child, we lu4y pray and hope that be
vii allow Ms. at the end Of time. Ia conn before
ar Heavenly Father, SAYING: Here We arr,
with the children thou hast given us
We close here with the desire aud entrcatv that
the female ,ocittr- oi foreign lands, who wish
10 reach Ia, the hand Of fellowship, would, before
the end Of tins year, let us know il by sending
letter, (rost f,e,) to the Ladies. Association ut
Stockholm for the care Of children, addressed 10
the Lady Superintendent. IHruElNA BRENER.
stockholm N,i,ummcrlay l-5I.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-29

Col. NJ VI. Payne,ofthe United States Ith rcgi-
ment ot artillery ,has been appointed governor
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\ REIoiNpER.-Th New York Tribune in an
article ON journalism says -
'If Jour asm Is ever To attain better dignity
than it low possesses in this country, it must be
by LAYING inside The load OF mere personals les with
which ii has been the custom to clog and often to
1ppralr IL -
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RuMoRs or A DuEL.-'l'hc Norfolk Courier no
tees n rWnor of an expected duel between Mr..
Charles X. Mallory and Mr.. Rca, of Hampton
the hitter n brother of the sheriff of Elizabeth
City county arising from an nilray between Mr..
Mallory and the sheriff. which Mr. Rca the broth
or, resented and challenged Nr. NJ. to IA trial at
arms Mr.. NJ. was arrested in Norfolk on
Guesday nigh on his way to North Carolina,
and required to give security in the sum of @:.OO0
10 keep the peace Mr.. Mnhouc Of Por smouth,
becoming his security. lhc Courier adds:
HE friends of MIR. Rcn, understand, were
hunting for him all day yesterday, to prevent if
possible the rcncountcr, with what success we
have not been able to learn. The report is that
the gentleman nudcd ut Sewnl's point, and that
both parties ARE now ou their way to the iuclng
ground. Mr. Mallory, it is feored, will forfeit
his holl rnthcr than torcgo the meeting with Mr..
Rcn.
I. S.-Succ the foregoing was in type, We
have received the Norfolk Argus, of Yesterday,
from which we are glad to learn that the dilhcnl-
y between Mrs-r~. MALLORY and Rca has been
amieaby adjusted, Dispatch.
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Ertract efd hter from Backiagham Aug. 20.
The wheat crop will yield less. IN tn,
county, this year, than it ever did before
In the finest wheat growing district in the county
Gear the Courthou-c,) the yield is less than five
Tor one of seed This RESULT owing 10 the ra-
wages of the ioint-worn and chinch bug-and
which of these pests did the most damage it is
difficult to say. The Iasi, since the ahcat
cut. have been paying their respects to the corn,
aud many fields hrWc been almost entirely de
slroycd by them. The season has been very
dry, aud extremely hot, which has made their at
tacks more disastrous.
hear that they have been quito destructive
in the ndioininL counties.
Except those who have rich hottors, no one
of my acquaintance will make enough corn to
earry him u next harvest.
Dnc-nt the Bible somewhere sav, when the
wicked are in authority the land shall be afflicted!
in other words, that there shall he judgments
On untiou> on individuals for their transgres-
sions.-R mir.
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D'1srneli.

O'tsRAsbi's Intellectual powers. (rn,s the Lon.
don tS,se,) are exceedingly varied. III hns ope al
the sharpe., a clearst nelccls, not ofn phosophi.
cal otirt. bm exceedingly penetrating md neule. lie
has five fancy, soaring ~ ~ Interval. iato the
highly Imaginative, and ma,k Ing him genuine eh Id
1T that nation tfom whom came firth the m6ie.i
richest aud ",-t impa.si oucd so"g which earh has
ever wi,nes.ed-,he m,ion of Isaiah, EHkleI, S,lo.
mou and j.h. tle has little hun,or, Inv, u vast dcal
"r d'a@ood.poimed Wit. Tho whole world knows
his powcrs 1T sarcasm. They have never been sur
passcd ~ tho combination Of savage Grce and ~.
@aic c""lms., II rnc,g, nn of p"nt Of tho fc,ccst
an'mus within, nnl thu utmost elegance of oui ward
csprs.i"n. Ito wirhls Gr his weapon u Polar ici-
r'c-eesn,'c :" riui'--Riillcring ~ star--loadly
Ne n sc,m',ar--aod c~l as e,craL Gos,. Ills style
and language ARE the faithful index Of these varied
and brilliant powers. Ills sentences nrc almost NJ
ways abort, cpigsamma,ic. conclusivc;o inicd with
wit, and starred with imngty--am rnpid IN their
ticke'i"e, sparkling progress Que, while reading
the 6,er pat 1 hi. writings, seems reading u
'ccord Of the conversation IL Nalmlron.
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DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL;
TM0AoDAY MORNING, JUNE q, 1884.


=, we have l.e. seeved interesting information from,
Madrid via Cubs. Our advises ON which wa have
ee6ose explained. state that Mr. Sou~'s original do.
mand ,or $500, 900 damages In tho Black WsrrIor
c.se, was simply tho act " presenting tho papers
Mrd BY the owners of ,hu ship Ut tho State tsnatt.
ment here, u In uaasmtted 10 Madrid, Nd VII SUCH
basiu~ss 10 transacted. II WINS their business 20 make
c'am 10 the exient 10 which they conserved them.
selves 10 have lrW injured, and our Ministers busj.
inrss To present that claim 10 NJ conpro,nIssd on
rather adjusted upon principles VI ju,,ics and rpht
As subsequent investigation md correspondence be-.
tween the Spanish foreign Office and our Minister
might dcmoas,swsc md settle. However, amor mn.
hing this heavy claim, the owners of the shp nd.
s't,cd that they were IN thu wrong, Nv paying the
demanded Tine III six thousand dollars. ] his act III
thcirs. IL Judged buh Ia Madrid aud ilmvaaa, takes
their case nut Tran among ihose Lr whsch wa Gun
make legitimate demand on the Spanish govern.
sscW sor reparation; Ms Il ID shpposcd 60 Involve M
admission of their offence under the Spanish revenue
lava.
Il is said Ia Cuba that, having demanded indcn.
NIFTY, aud then having waived that demand by pay.
Orcca Er IT, remission II MI this be true, (and
We cannot doubt it,) Il strikes M that they will not
get back a dollar Of their money nav IN 1salela's
sssoaa bon. for we d, not see how our Minister can
trascnably troWle himself further with their case.-
We karn, further, that Mr.. Soulc II pressing the
other various cases wherein the American parties 10
them have not thus stepped forward 10 take than ou
~ the hands Of the government Of The United States
and that u IL very clear that he means 10 succeed
obtaining guarantees tha, Spain shall not, In future
?, manage her affairs IN the island ~ that her agents
there will I've constantly Keeping our merchants and
shipwas,ess IN ho, water.
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COMMERCIAL
SAINT PAUL Markets.

DAiLx PiesskR 0syIex,
June {, 1864
lasE sTocx daily by Mr.. g. COULTER beef
on foot sts. h. Cows, eso(0eSo. wsrk Oxen from
tooN0tibo Y yoke
FKsh AsAT-Hess.- G0i2e. Nation, Toe kDi2.
Pors, i1ke Veal i9ke. Chickens ~ 70 y dessn.
Psov~oss' -tcefrecrsd daily BY Mr.. Presley )-rort,
III ooTss v bbL Hams, lie. Y H. Lard, I2Iie. Flour;
supernns, % 20 extra 81 v bb Corn Meal Toe. Y bu.
Deans, u 10 Y bush Potatoes ooe6OSbe bush. Fresh
Butter, isc GD:sc rib Cheese, i2hc Fib Egg, ibe.
y DOZEN.
GmocaRn From Mr., ALEXANDER isrs, robert street
Sugar. brown, 7c.MOse refined, %. crushed and pow
dorod, i2Ke. y u. CoHso, ise,6oebe Tea, Doc. NOS
Rice, Sc. GpiOc. Moasses, Doc assoc. 4 gailan.
DMiED FRUir AppIos, o. 90 Y bushei. Pesces, % co.
Groom Apples, e7nDe + barrel.
0RAis.--0ats, t6c. Corn, IN. 6o1bc barley, one,
MscriLAssorS -crsekcrs, ~ to9 % 90 barrel Tai.
low, 16c ID. Candies, star, 3jc n ID. rrosh Fish,
Sc. y H. dried TO- Lime, 81 bO60s2 90 n bbi Onions.
soc v bush. Lard Oil, 81 10 y GAL Salt, o. 90 r bu
Vinegar, Zoe, v gallon Taiow, 13c. Y n. Tobacco,
loc 60ooc. Hides green axe. dry, &c. Glib.
LcMnfn Common, siO60i4 v NJ Dimension stun,
Sil60sie Flooring, 90 siding; 90 Seasoned, sco72t
:hingles % oo6Os3 90 fA,b, 81.
Woodbury., % 0OG0s3 30 u cord.
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A Noble Pair.

The Rochester American Ii responsible Tor tho G,l.
lowing. I, is we'll worth repeating
One day last week. Mrs. Horton. who resides about
shrre miles wcs, Of Owrso, saw large pine tree Gal,
'l'rcc', across the railroad track She instantly la
down the balv, called her husband from his work
and they bth ran ~ the railrond distance or some
hood,rd reds, 'aking 'hs AM with them. Bm the
tree was sand, and not less than two feet 10 diane.
ter where Il cros.ed The track, the spot being ut
shcet curve IL ,hc road, aud ont Of view NJ any con.
siderable distance. Worsr than all, the time fr the
train To- pass was close az hanh. Probably NJ the
suggestion # tn. wifr. ~ women arc always hest NJ
rNteden,., Mr.. Horton tu"k or hi. red aa.nc, draw
crs. tar them IN two, and rn up the road with 0ue
~e, while hi. wife ran down with tho other. IN u
trM m'aa,rs the mail passenger train approached Al
iWV speed. when u WAS arrested by Mrs. Horton
SHADING on the track, waving the log Of the red d,n.
mel drawers oa u mullen stalk. Thu tree WIS soon
ro, aud ruled "a the ,ark with thu Md of tho pas.
rcag~t-, WIN proceeded IN their Journey. Many
hsrs AMI limbs tmh,ir.s have becn saved by ths
Aiad aud noble act 81 Mrs. Horton.
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Young Men, ,ha, arc tn In pnrinrch.. not Of isra.
n, I'm, of better land Minncrc,n- tho follow.
.ae and pro6, b, Il,
MAnNy.--Jcrcmy Taylor says--if your nro fr
pleasure, matr,t m ym prsa ro.y health, marry. A
good wife !. Heavens last, kr-i gih IN ,nan--hs m.
Grt and minister ~ Cruces ionumcr'bc--h- gem N
many vir,ucs-hs ca-krt 81 irwe!---hm voirr hi.
.w-r,cs, mo-ir--hcr SMILES h,s brightest day-her
Mise. the guardian of his innocrnrc her nrin., tho
pale 1 his safety. the balm If his hrnhh tho b,rnn,
az hi. lile-hrr industry, hs s,rrst veal ccou
o'n,, his safes. .,rWnrd-hw lip., his faithful co,n.
and her prayer. the aLlr.t advocates Of llcavua'.
brs sings IN h;s head.
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W. understand that Col. wALkeW, tho Fiiiib,s.
ses, has l~cn aur-'r, frd, and ronv irtrd, but roe
ommcadcd To mcrr,. l.c, him bc hung n. m exam.
pie Wnd adWooi,iou that iutrnd &, abide by iacr
national law. aud preserve treaties inviolatc. Cot
Dmt came nrar adoru,ng the end of n rope Cor ~.
irat,s 10 do something in the same line Of blsnosr
Mrs. JUDsoS, we'll known by her writings ~
Fanny torrr.tcr, died NJ Hamilton, N. Y, AFTER u
lingering illnc.s, on the 1t of June. Wherever e..
ma,e excellence command. regard, viii her memory
and VIRTUES bc cherished. India, when rcsenetated,
MAY set bMiM her monument. lier devotion NJ
"mc..cagrr of glad ,idins.," was eq,alcd only BY
her tame, aud sweetness as n writer aud woman.
A physician Ia QUO of the towns submerged during
the late Aood In the Connecticut valley, writes that
ne visited his patients In boat, entering NJ The cham.
Der window and tying his boat " The bedpost.
The San Joanqun (Californin) Republican says
,hs, IN ladan died q, Knight Ferry. recent.
", Al the age of lA2 years.
A pillar Of wood WIS imported In the Mariner,
from Livcrool, which arrived May 9Th, said to be
= part of John Buoyan's chapel.
Quite an cxci,mcnt has born awakened In the town
ef Winchester. Va, by recent action OF tho School
Committee In excluding the Bible rs a reading book
rom the schools Of Tim, town.
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0ALENA ETs.

N'Wett"s DoHt yfoW TIE oafeUd Auttrttser1
FLovn.-supcrGnc 40 30 3 90, Extra no 90 a
no 90.
OhAts. Oats bush. n a. Corn, nons.
PoRx.--Mess st3 Si4, do Clear eiS 90.
BAeos.--Iiams se a o., Shoulders 0 a 7e.
LANDS IL 10 Dc.
BvrrER-Fresh IS 49,, Firkin II Ia a IS.
CHEEsE-E d and w II II q ise, Country 0 a
t0e.
svaAR-N At2abi.2e. Clarified 0 81 q
Is, Loaf i0a lie.
MoaAssEs-N o 30 Il 35e. sii 10 a Aoe.
C!"vvsS.9o t2i'2 q ~ i.2e. Java ies lie.
TsA-imperaI - q To-, VII 10 q 7oc, BIack
40 . 00e.
ToHAeeo--vlrgluIn rs a 35c, Missouri ~ IL a
csc.
CAsptrs md soAp-Mouid ~ LA iic Talow,
prime mono. Dipped. none. sonp 8 A"0tA.
Fwusr-AppIes. green per hah ~ 30 a S3 30.
Dried, per insh 25 a I 30, Peaches. dried. ! ~
S2 90, Raisins per box ~ 90, Leuona NJ 90
a 30.
Fnm-sinckcrcl, No. I per Dbl. Sis 90. No. 2
do 10 OO, No. = do II 90. Goldfish per bl,I ~ 90
Salmon per bbl s2O 10, Oysters per dozen. Ss 90
a 40 90.
sALr--G 4 per .nck re rs, LB2DO, Ka.
aawah, per bush Doe.
LrAD--Pig. per 100 u,s--a----- Shot, per
suck ~ 90. White pure par kcg 2 O2 a 2 IS, No
1. per kcg 2 % II 2 80.
DnM GooDs--l,luc driIl. per yard IL q 11ct.,
Brown Shooting, 7aS3.lc, Osi,aburg, II a 13c
blue dcnin,s, 10 a II. Cotton bats 10 a 10 IL,
Cotton yarn 10 n II, Ticking Dn ~.
HtAss-i2xiS per box u 30 a ~ 90, t0At4
per Dos, 8 - q ~ 80, 1912 1 80, sSl0 8 80 II
1 90.
iiAHDwARE-Nni-, Junaia per ID o ale, frm
Mountain, 8a7 IL. Boston do, Iron, Fiat Bar.
Sac. II y far, 0t2a7i2, Sheet American.
s1.2a D. Nail Rod d., Russian ~ 3.ic, Cast
Steel pr ID &c, blister 10 ~. German 1sa-
Steel springs Il 10. Axeis 10 IL IL, Anvil
i2ai5. ASe. per dox. II 90 Is 80, Chains
log, per I. ga 10, Cable 10, Maers shovels pet
don r a II. Spade. do.
LUMBER-CIcar per N Is 90 a 30 90. Commpn.
Is 90 q ~ 90. FIooring, rough. ~ OO a ~ M.
plaued. 80 % n 10 90, siding 10 90 20 OO.
Shooting, u 90 ~, Lath 90, Shingles 3 10
a. -.
on md TunngsriSE--spcrm por gallon ri 10
Whae, bIeaehcd, 1 10. lard md Corn 40 -.
Curriers' Toe, l.iasccd ~, Olive I ~ q 90,
Cnstor 0Oa 10, TurpcMuc Doc.
Il,DEs aud LyArmgR--ilidc,. dry. per h Oa 10
green a u; Rcd Solo Leather, ~ u ~, Oak n q
~. Nmrncss, ~ a 10.
P0wDgn--Itihc per key, b 90 " o 30, Blasting
21aJ 10.
usDntt,-i'rooms pr don I 30 q 300 Feathers,
Geese ~ u N.