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A LFRED b. GARDNER, Agent 70, the
IA Providence Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
frovdence, II. /.
PAwTUcKEr MUTUAL FIRE Insurance COMPANY,
sStcjylS Pawtucket. II. /.
STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
ID co. of Providence, X. l. Incorporated By the Le.
gisature of the State Of Rhode Island Jasuary 1885,
Will insure against loss damsge by fire, upon dwell
ling houses, and other buidngsnot hazardous. Also
upon personal property, favoraby situated upon US
reasonable terms as other Offices
Wanton Vaughan, A. NJ. Kimpall, Hiram Hl
Cyrus Fisher, Daniel Martin Fredk Burgess
David NIillard, Albert NJ. Stokes, Josiah Whitaker
Harvey L. Payton, Henry Whitman David Balllou,
l.. ID. Littlefeld, H. l. browne, Philip B. Stiness,
CYRUS II. FISHER, President.
SILAs X. KENYON, Secretary.
Christopher Il. DRowSE, Treasurer.
ELBRIDGE q. WHEATON, Agent,
nl5 1y SWARREN, RI
ERANKLIN MUTUAL FIRE INsUR-
IL ANCE COMPANY.--Ofi No. 3, Bank of Com
merce Building, Providence, r. L. Insur against
loss or damage by Fire for the term of seve years.
on buildings, and in separate class for the term of
six years on household furniture.
DiREcroRs-William Foster, Amos d. Smith, Jo-
seph +. Gilmore David Sisson, A. B. Dixie Earl p Ma
son, A. G. Barstow, Daniel r. Carpenter, Thomas ]
Stead, William NJ Bailey, John f. Chaplin, Albert s
Gallup, Thomas ]. Hill Lucius Weaver, George G.
Nightingale, Benjamin b. Adams, Enoch Steere Ed
ward ID. Pearcc, Alexander Duncan Simon Henry
Greene, and Richard j. Arnold
WILLIAM FOSTER, President.
JOSEPH ADAMS, Secretary ana Treasurer.
Applications for insurance received by EZRA NJ.
MARTIN, agent for this town. mhs
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&56Z $type, dies, wood cuts or cleo
impression any other press now use, and may be
fancy and ornamental Printing may be executed with
this Press in the neatest possible manner. Any kind
Of paper, Of whatever quality or color may be used
damp or dry: also, all kinds of cardboard.
This Press is most admirably adapted for printing
shop bills labels visiting business cards. bill heads,
envelopes, railroad receipts, tea coffee, salt bags,
and copying Press Is superior to any thing now in
use. The larger sizes will be fsund very useful to
printers for taking prooheet impressions and doing
Job Work II may be used by merchants, professional
men, or any one who wish card Of any kind. This
Press very simple strong, durable and easily kept
In order The smallest size occupies space Of by
inches Weighing only l2 pounds, and will be fur
For the Low Price Of Five Dollars.
There are three sixes-the t5 size prints sheet Of
paper BY inches the tl0 size prints sheet of pa
per by IL inches; the els size prints sheet of pa-
per Is by IL inches, and the receipt Of the above
named prices, the presses will be sent 70 any part Of
A few hours work, BY small boy, win save the cost
Of this Pres, and do the work as well as Ike most
skillful workman Our friends and the public are re-
o. THE AGEi which IL on exhibition and for sale at
ia Washington street, arst door North Of tho OLD
oouth Church. All orders promptly attended to.
Aoeress, (postagc stamp enclosed)
LOWE PRESS COMPANY,
Al kinds Of Paper. Cards, Bnyeopes, Brosrs, and
SA As4~m 7AH
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licly known who have bee restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
When tried, its superiority over every other
medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape obscr-
vation and where its virtues known the public no
longer hesitate what antidoe to employ for the dis
tressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary
organs which incident to our climate. BY its
timely use many, nay, almost any attacks of disease
upon the Lungs or throat arrested, and thus are
saved many thousands every year from premature
grave: No family should be without it, and those
who do neglect to provide themselves with remedy
which wards off this dangerous class of diseases will
of the surprising efficacy of the Cherry Pectoral need
not be given to the American people-thev have liv-
ing proofs in every neighborhood But those who
wish to read the statements of those whose whole
health has been restored, and whose lives have been
saw d by its use will find them in my American Al
manac, which will be furnished gratis to every one
Prepared by by DR.. j. G. AVER Lowell, Mass, and
sold by Druggists everywhere. O25-1y
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Drp Gooos, Mf.


7 OOKS LIKE RAIN IA large assortment OF
IL Umbrellas at WHEATONS. agl
~ ENTLEMEN'S UNDERGRADUATES
VI good assortment at
ag29 TURNER & co.'s, South Wate. st.
TABLE LINENS-Among which may be found
l. Table Cloths of all the different sizes Napkins,
colored and white Doylies, which will be sold very
low at
ag29 TURNER & CO.'S, South Water ST.
ID FAD AND REFLECT-BARTON has this
Il week received from Boston, case Cotton Elan
nels, Unbleached and Beachcd Shcetings, Bed Tick
ings, Wool Flannels DeLanes, Valencia Plaids, All
Wool Plaids, Prints, &C. &C., which will be sold at
the very lowest prices. Call and see them, at No.
Aliens Corner.
sig ALFRED BARTON.
NEW FALL GOODS at wHEATON'S. just
IN opened, Rich Plaid Valencas English and Amer
lean Prints Union Plads Foulard Silks, Velvet Rib
bons, Taffeta do Dmity Bands Fancy Buttons, Elias
tic Tape and Cord Curtain Cord and Tassels and
large assortment Of Woolen Yarn, the best known.
For sale at Long Room the Great Cheap Store,
of Miller and Union streets. NJ sl2
nRY GOODS AT COST-TURNER & 60.
~ will close off the balance of their stock of Sum-
mcr Goods, among which may be found, Bareges,
Muslins, Lawns Chaes Ginghams Prints, Mantillas,
Parasols, Shawls, &C., &c, at cost they wish to
make room for their full stock of Fall Goods. Pur
chasers of Dry Goods will find il to their advantage
te~give them CALL SIS
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DLEASE NOTICE.-Having purchased the in
Il tcrcst ofmy former partner, WIN. 7. FREEBORN,
in the stock and store formerly occupied by BOWEN
n FREEBORN | intend transacting the GENERAL
DRY GOODS and MERCHANT TAILORING BUSI
NESS in all its various branches also intend 20 do
business upon such principles as win insure TO me the
continuance Of the patronage so literally bestowed
upon the old firm. With the facilities for doing the
business, and arrangements for manufacturing aud
repenishing my stock ut the lowest rates. trust the
public will be pleased to extend to portion Of
there favor shall. in few days make large addi-
on TO nv stock Of such goods as will be adspted to
the several branches of my trade.
Warren, Fcbruery IL, 1867. I'll
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INDEPENDENT LINE TO NEw-Y0RK.

GsH|~" = The superior staunch sea go
p r!l-f1t Ning steamer g G0VERNOR Capt
98iss-S, 1.sE5sN Chas Deering will leave Smith's
-1 Wharf, Fox Point for New Y ork
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 5
o'clock p. landing at Pier No. 81 foot of Robinson
street, n. Y.
Returning, will leave New-York TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS, at 4 p. m. touching at
Newport and Bristol each way, connecting at the lat
ter place with the trains to and from Boston.
Fare to and from NcwYork from Provdence. Sc 90
Deck e5
To and from Bristol. Observation-Disclosures. 80
To and from Newport. t........................ 80
The public are Informed that the above boat will ply
regularly, and is placed permanently on this route
Tickets, berths and state secured at the City
Hotel.
For farther information ratey ofreight and passage
apply to the master on board, or to
w. z. D0CKRAY, Agent
CHS. SPEAR, General Agent
Providence, June l2 1857. jel7tf
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NEW ENGLISH DOOKS-The Eventfnl voy-
IN age of II. M. Discovery Ship Resoute TO the Are
tic Regions in Search of Sir John Franklin and the
Missing Crews of II. NJ Discovery Ships Erebus and
Terror, 1852, 1858 and 1854, TO which is added &C.
count of her being fallen in with by American
whaer ter her abandonment in Barrows Straits and
of her presentation to Queen Victoria by the Govern
ment Of the United States, by George f. NJ Dougall,
Master.
The Life of Edward, Earl Of Clarendon, Lord High
Chancellor of Englvnd, and Chancellor of the Unver-
sity at Oxford in which is included continuation of
his History of the Grand Rebellion written by himself
dow for the first time printed from the original manu-
script preserved in the Bodeian Library.
Chronicles Of the Tombs, select collection Of Epi-
taphs, preceded by an essay ep taphs and other
monumental Inscriptions with incidental observations
sepulchra antiquities, by Thomas Joseph Petit
grew
The Elements of Drawing, in three letters, for be-
ginners, by John Ruskin. For sale by
q. ii. WHITNEY,
s5 Westminster street Providence
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A PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.


81 MI offer that place for sale.
The estate lies on both sides OF
Hope Main street. mt the southwest corner of the
compact part OF the town. The lot the East side of
the street fronts thereon 1877 feet and extends back to-
wards High street 36l feet containing more than an
Of prime garden land in high state of fertility
as any in the country. Upon this lot is large two
story dweliDg-house finished throughout, and large
and convenient kitchen, with two lodging rooms de-
tached from the house, wood and store house, and
large barn and other outbudings, in good order and
. good well of water.
The garden contains variety of choice Fruit Trees
Shrubbery, etc.
The lot the West side of the street. directly op-
pose the above, has front Of 100 feet and extends
the same width to ship channel with wharf and large
store-house upon it.
For beauty, variety, or extent Of prospect this loca
ton is not surpassed by any in the vicinity. 1t
mands full view Of the harbor and upper parts of the
Bay, both on the West and South and Of the islands
II embosoms. The situation, with its accommodations
are particularly adapted for gentleman res
idence or for clearinghouse on extensive SCALE
Of which there is great need If occupied by gentle
manly landlord, II would be crowded with guests
throughout the warm In the summer months
there is fine fishing within two three rods from the
head Of the wharf.
Terms liberal. A part Of the purchase money can
be secured by mortgage on the premises.
be offered for rent For further particulars apply or
address to the subscriber in Bristol
w. II. s. BAYLEY.
Bristol. r. L. June &. 1856.
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TRY. DIR. PRESTON DAY,

~ would respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
Warren that he is prepared TO perform every necessary
operation on the TEETH in The most approved manner
Pdte and Picot Teeth set in the ncatest and most d-
rablc manner. Particular attention paid to the
ton Of Irregularities in the Teeth of young persons
Work done with despatch and warranted to give salts.
action.
Tooth Brushes, Tooth Powder and Dental Medicines
constantly on hand.
c1y- Rooms at his residence, corner of Main and
Church streets iylS
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A YER's CHERRY PECTORAL-For the

Coughs, Colds, Hoarsencss, Bron-
chitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, is universally
known as the best remed yever yet
discovered for every variety of
Pulmonary disease. So wide is
the field Of its usefulness and SO
numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every. section of the
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T EONORA DeORCA, by G. p. r. James, for
- sale by
sl2 JAMES GARDNER & SON.
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Go o-p0rtncrsbip
DIssOLUTIoN OF CO-PARTNL-sHIP.

nIsSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEaSHIP.
LITTLE Partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the firm of BOWEN FREE
BORN, has been (this third day of February, 1857 }
dissolved by mutual consent. The affairs of Co-part-
nershps will be settled by either of the subscribers at
their late place Of business.
WIN. III. BOWEN,
WIN. =. FREEBORN.
Warren February II, 1857
rsy~ Those having demands against us will please
present them for settlement, and those we have de-
mands against either by account note, will please
give their attention TO the with little delay as
possible. iii
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THE DIVINE LIFE, a Book of Facts and His

THE DIVINE LIFE, Book of Facts and His
l. tories, showing the manifold workings of the Ho-
ly Spirit, by the Rev. John Kennedy, NJ A., +. r. G.
s.
Funeral Eulogy at the Obseques of DR.. +. X. Kane,
delivered in the Second Presbyterian Church, Phila-
dephia by Charles w. Shields, Pastor Of the Church
The Five Gateways of knowledge, by George Will
son, NJ. d., 1. r. 8 f.
Evenings with Jesus, Series Of Devotional Read
ings for the Closet and the Family, carefully prepared
from notes and sermons preached by the Rev. William
Fay, of Bath. For sale by
G.. II. WHITNEY,
anOQ q Wesimnster street proyilencc
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A RNOLD'S READY RECKONER, calcu-
IA lated expressly for the Of manufacturers and
mechanics in calculating the various prices of labor
to which is added table showing the price of any
quantity of wood from two feet to ten cords at prices
from 80 to Sc per cord also table expressing the
different prices of board for days and meals by Al
fred Arnold A very few copies of this scarce
book for sale by
GEORGE ii. WHITNEY,
$40 Westminster street Providence.
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MAYNARD & MOVES WRITING INKS
1xl for sale by
sl2 JAMES GARDNER & son.
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nlisrcliallcous.
DILLS' OF LADING AND PROTEST
I'D BLANKS for sale at this office.
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBAC-

v OV-IIlf W MIND N
Tobacco Commission Merchants 2 Front street New
York, receive regularly direct from the Virginia man.
niacturrs, Tobacco of the most approved brands and
have always in store full assortment of the various
qualities of lbs, hall-lbs., 5s IS, los and 32s which
they offer for sale accommodating terms and in lots
to sut purchasers y1Stf
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EABER'S TENCILS-The subscriber has just
IL received an assortment Of Fabers Drawing and
Writing Pencils comprising the Black Desk Pencil
four numbers; same Pencils with ivory tips, a new
article; SMALL with tips, for pocket-books; blue and
red for carpenters; and large and highly finished
pencil, end blue and the other red for checking
accounts. Also, Drawing Pencils in sets put up in
neat cases. For sale by the quantity or at retail at
Westminster street, Providence.
ag29 G.. III. WHITNEY.
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VNHE DAYS OF MY LIFE, by Margaret
Il Maitland, for sale BIZ
sl2 JAMES GARDNER & SON.
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WEETNESS-One of WHEATONS Parasol
- just the thing to keep the face in admirable or
der ar,
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Bristol. R. L.. June s. 1856.
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NOTHING TO DO, for sale by
IN sl2 JAMES GARDNER SON
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Drp Goods.

GUNNER SIIAWLS AT COST, at Long
~ Room, corner Of Miller and Union streets
ag1 t. G.. WHEATON,
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Transportntion.i
DROvIDENCE, WARREN AND BRfB.
III TOL RAILROAD II II

Gk IM % % % sS.sRl5sE N
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A MERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.

jams 1,y
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Books.
NOTHING TO WEAR, for sale by
IN sig JAMES GARDNER & SON.

NOTHING TO WEAR, for sale by
IN sig JAMES GARDNER & son.
NOTHING TO DO, for sale by
IN SIP JAMES GARDNER 4 SON.
MAYNARD & NOYES' WRITING INKS
1tl for sale by
sl2 JAMES GARDNER & SON.
7 EONORA DeORCA, by G. p r.. James, for
- sale by
sl2 JAMES GARDNER & SON.
VNHE DAYS OF MY LIFE, by Margaret
Il Maitland, for sale be
sl2 JAMES GARDNER & SON.
vVNRAvELS e. DISCOVERIES IN NORTH
Il AND CENTRAL. AMERICA, being Journal
of an Expedition undertaken under the auspices Of
ii. B. MS Government in the years lS49-1Sj5,aby
Henry 5arth, Ph. ID. g. L. Fellow of the Royal Geo.
graphical and Asiatic Societies. For sale by
GEORGE ii. WHITNEY,
sl9 Westminster ytrect, Providence.
NEW BOOKS-History of King Philip, sover-
IN eign chief of the Wanpanoags, including the
early history of the settlers Of New England by John
s. &. Abbott, with engravngs
Guy Livingston, or Thorough. For sale by
GEORGE III. WHITNEY,
tmi psta
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"OOLEN YARN-(A gr nd article to keep
w off the blues,) for sale at
anl WIIE Ar0N,c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-11

ru.a v,ry aro frsnssu,ss hsssvs ts tsfy ntst eevs
NE h ,hs narks, sdeEy sh In beeen
~. had 70 hhds weeru
= s .s 80: s a.. ~ r. q,
cent. ssf and rs cents % sds The lceeers sold soss
no TO hhd. Bacon sk cs shesds and isk esas Zoe
~ s,s ss.S - "a, sale q 100 sss.s E..s.ss tssh by
oh,sse ia cents Western do nay be seotsd a ny on cent?
small ..s being Western Cutting Al iooiok ssss
aud % kastsrn do. al lon cents
purchased bot ntts asy aud snppessf uy
nArhst uhsn Ne hope TO ners seuviu ts
sars may quoted follows va - ier eenmon
10 IS Cor sssss s. ana Enssh isl.sd and sIIsS
wsssr-in. whssy marie, rather srpsr to-day. but
asar.. time and reported s.s
Of 80 esi cly whishy % time IS ssls DO 81
cash OHIO NJ 70 % ssos rhs market siossa
viii frnsr feeling
vRmuRIcxssuRo nArxrfs. s.,,sabsrs.
Ylorl-w. hear Of sa Exrs nay ss quoted 81 10
war-v.sy DUH We sss.s q io.i Red; o. s0ai ~
Rso-ps Of lots usiving going into
tahe the chances o. later nArkst
Nh .s-sSsrs: Ssis ), 10 eso,. ~ the ssrss.
orsuSxArr nARrrs s.p.euss T.
suosse lover II: sss yer. a. ss o sails. to any ss,ssi
be made 81 the eloss 81 over ~ s3e1t ".
wHsxrrhs market 10 unchanged. vih fair demand The
20 Lrs aic and 49, do from 2iks
Pscvhos. d tood demand, Of IS hhds
shsulssrs . lie. and % do edes % u
wnsAsfss p.rhs sy DALI and prices nearly nonins
bsh roo white 81 os R.esivsd during
u past twssty-four hours, 9, % bushsls.
oorH rhs markst bsteady vith fair demand as 5000
Rra-A sale OF $50 sesh at 60.
OA-rhs market dull. owing receipt; and pri.
declined 90 busAsi s.s 900
80.
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rdme-How sh.lI b b Are.trd.

This Is question which deeply interests every citizen,
and the increase IL % asrnngy great thu communities
are often compelled, in self deoce become the avengers
Of their wrong Such state ~ things s N be dcplor
o. bot when vtiny s in the sscenaat and the l,s i'm
potent 70 punish the veil Opposed may Of right protect
themselves The New York Copacrc,ai IN view Of The
alarming prevalence ID increase Of crime throughout lbe
county, thus remarks
I'VE speak literally When We say that every day The
Newspapers supply reports Of rfong and violence
tOobsf-es, boncdos, MURDERS isnily quarreis slope
meut', passing couuteHell bills smbssgsneut--th I've.
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In conclusion, then, We think. the EAe.irsr il
right in insisting upon Mr.. Hunter to speak on,
We admit tina, the position lac occupies i an ex-.
tremely embarrassing one, and well calculated TO OK.
cite the uneasness and alarm ofhs friends But Wise
the Democratic party, aud the whole coun try com.
mand him to speak out; and speak he must. or DIV.
the Ghost -
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NJ BHIsTOL,s sAttsAPAnILLA.-krup
tone and uisers sprns tron mpars blood, weeds
spring neglected. soil
rgent nea,i.iae, the morbid
the dssa.e root and branch Is
poison ksrs MOAN Plsi-s siso entirely vgs,ssle.
nfaubly by ID.
Lsnm.n % Wholesale druyz 60 street. York aud
by all dus<ss s.rspsria 81, aud P.ses 2sc per
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TO THE PEOPl.E OF uENRICO COUNTY,

Tue citizens OF Henrco county requested to meet
al their Court House. Monday the 9Th DAY OF October
tnst oe'ng the hrss day OF their County Court at II
extending the corporate limits OF tho Guy Of Richnond
Thus being question OF great Importance TO the people
OF the comfy Is highly desab thst every citz en-
aud other gentlemen ~l address the meeting.
tell-1awtd MANY CITIzExS
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sHk WAS CAuaEr-A fashionable young lady In S,ra.
euse vas seen by clerk In q In the Franklin build
'n6S hs Thursday afternoon to alp couple OF pairs Of
gloves 10 her pocket while the clerks back was turned
sne forgetting or not knowing that he could look into
mirror near by and see her She then took
o'nsr pair from the clerk and handed him s5 to paw Tor
ne gave her " change, said he believed that vas all
right Tor three pair aud bowed the thunderstuck Young
lacy out OF the store. blushing 20 her exes
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bALriMoRE HARKETs, sepi. plA,P

Woot-We quote vashei coriunon Al s.sa ,,. az,
hird lees for unwashed. w ~ ''0o way eis-ons
BALTIMORE MARKErs Sen, eSBN
The Four market 70 dsy ruied dun Tb,rs 80. g.,
wy on SsnHe ,onssquently TIE salss we're limited is H.
ne-r - had rporied sale bis a, Al "a "a
& Nafe y. Offered freely, without andnr buysrs H. d.
NUS nouI We had 70 note ssie Of gor n ~ Al y ~
% yssierdsys rates We had reported hoevsy -. - A.
DDS nupcf ~ 30 Por ~ descriptions Of puo.r 49, M
oHaiH wheat 10 Day only fair rsesiot
teiy aui We have, hoNsVrF ohane. a. 40. h, 49,
ne onsilng 90 OhanEe 1909 bushels "a 80
Nhes ~ 0efhfp Tor IN esn. - 80 ~ -
opy ~ cens or good % prime dfy slppina go IA ~
W sholce anly hour parcels II uhils sis - ~ ff
dillon '''' ''' 'oe ou' of con
cSaTsrs Va, Ts,hsr better inquiry for Corn 10 s.y and
loI fusd steady. We had rtpsrtsd s,s a. ts,..
ue y bushels good " prime uhis s 81 -. s.t ofi ~
miaei iois SeFe sod ~ eofoc8 cents " ~' ''"7
hVe-To day there s1rne 1 100 h..b.t. - -.
~ bushels - gheh soi st - Nsryisnd hs,os
5'sh On Prrviout sales The baiaocs ~
sold a. qolb 100 cents foT psnnaylvsnis N'"NFihts
pan 70 day Nsre IN fsir dvnsnd ku the sshst "A, H..
nle faper easief There buslis al ,t -.
o. shloh changed bands 1850 cents Tor Asrgsnd S
aud sos ctss Tor Psnhr ivania -"a 'Ht'mA'
Sfd-Ws had reported sales 'Chanes Of a b,.A.t -,
nnohy SEED A. w. De- Inc and 90 20 ot sS ~ XII "a
~, ,srse. to.day closed steady ~ thsae aeurss WV
isass-Ws are th without chanet 20 pete In M
ss n.sf.. h,rs s.ss ' no asuspd v ne vsas iss
P'o'"0''-Th' @''I'' 70 asy ~ ~ t.,pssus o. P,ov,ssD
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TnE Was ~ YUCAraE AT latest accounts the tsvo,
uonss 10 1ucstan bad been successful Tho
the Government forces bad ir0cd them bat feycr, ,ro1
post in the interior They had also armed % a..
i'r expedition 10 cs which has doubfess .,c nd,
fallen into their hands IN The interior ho Indians vino
have recently gwen The GOverument % much trouble
generally co.opcrafed With them.
On the other hand The Government wfs selling with de-
csion and energy. The Nstions Guards hsd been e,l
out and s THO syaa5e regular uoops 10 The State Dot
In motion. and 0ovcfnor Barredt vas n.fcbiov IN, 81,
peche With force Of 5Ul men
The Nerds papers sbound IN proclamaons 10 tle peo.
pie, and military odefs rntnatng ouiv from the state
Government but NE fedetal authorities N one Of bgs Il
u charged that The revolution j. Of more a loo,l io
lance and tibet ~ ultimate o Jet is the aspiration al do
sste from thc Mexican Uuou. The suthoii,, ~ Tho com.
manding general Cidenss, va II III event. di.ouued
lie had sided however IN the elseoo oy.r,el ,b ~
20 called Legitimate party. WV
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