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TENUERE can be had at R. D. BLUMS Plain and Ornamental
Engraving establishments, Seals Tor Masons, l. O. o. F.
Sons Temperance, NOtaes Public Insurance. Railroad ana
Plank Road Companies Courts States &c, &c. Also, Steam
boats Post Office Stamps, Steel Stamps engraved TO order Tor
Bacsms Syermhs, in fact for all those Manufacturers
who stamp and addess upon their work
These stamps stamp Silver Old Brass, Iron
aud unempced Steel without the slightest injury TO the stamp
or itself.
Stencils Of kinds made to order. JeEelry made and re
paired. Z. d. BLUM,
Deaderick doors from The Public Square, opposite the
Republican BaDne Office. augl-d6cw3m
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ST, LoUIs, Aug. 10 The Peace Commissioners
returning, passed here yesterday.
Mr.. Cronin, tEenty-cIe days from Albuoueroue.
met 375 mounted men, armed, on the PaWDee fork
Of Arkansas river, going 10 assist Gen Walker in
Sonora.
Walker previously passed through FL Passo with
500 mounted men, armed with Minnie rites. Coils
revoIyers, and II cannons.
Col. Titus vas With Walker at FL Passo.
Crcnin met from 10 to 20 thousand Indians on
PaWnee forks, receiving annuiiies from Col Bent.
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EEVE undersigned vii pay tho cash for my Hksyyoung -
q NEGROES he viii also board heroes a1i sell them -
Commission at no. e Cedar Nashville Tenn, and u
VIII he responsible for the escape negroes left in hs
charge. Call and see. [Juy2stf THOs. G.. JAMES.
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SUNDR .-sFresh Burmuda ArroWz Root, Pearl ssgo
Pulo Chalk, Shoe Bruhes sedlets Powders Bals
Fr, Diamond Cemsnis, Bung Corkl, &c. Ior alehg
.as-4z-aE- asAss--4A PA4Vft-AN 3 SA'sh'a-
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A MOTHER large lot OF The iudlspcnsabls
n PLY AND MOSQUITO TRAPS!
All persons Wishing 70 dispense with AosQHN0 Lars dad I'd
L1e7aSeres e Flis can ind machine HHd9u3ty good FOR
tie TafrPose, b. early application
A South Market street. near the Square,
NmShViilCs Ee@uessees
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DARE CHANCE FOR FORTUNE.-sPOR
q, sALE-s7j coo worth e the most valuable estate
viii sell on The most reasonable terms, Of the most desirable
city property ever offered this lying on Chsrr Cedar
Narst and Spruce sst suitable FOR business houas or private
Weiings propose 70 ezchanEe s aboTa for likely Nsgoss
{ the cash priss
atuay Is-f WILL. 7. BOYD, u
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Executors sale of Lands-sOn One, Two, o
Three Years. Time.

GTRAYED. s-Youug COW with calf the owner can have
them by calling at this once and paying cost Of dyerss
Enquire Of James Jackson Ct reDuans Foundry College
strasf ImayzS
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WHOLE TICKETS SlOi HALVES 50; QUARTERS S2I<.
A Circular showing the plan of the Loft
teries will be sent 10 any desirOuS of
receiving il.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES wflbe sold at
the following rates. which is the risk:
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
He
" 10 Quarter 90
4" 10 Eighths % 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money address for the ordered on
receipt Of which they viii be forwarded by ssl Purchasers
have tickets ending any figure they may designate
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will sent 10 mr.
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
? PURCHASERS Will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Once, County and state.
i Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in fun
Hithoutdeiucti)n
II , All prizes $1,000 and nnder paid naalatelv nsr
the dawng-other prizes al the usual time Of thirty dsvs
All communications strictly confidential.
Address ordes for Tickets Certificates
8. SWAN & Cos Augusta Gsorria.
IL Persons residing Montgomery, Ala or Atlanta Ca
can have their odersfl and saTet, By addressing swan
& Co., at either Of those cities,
s.
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SWAN q co.'s LOTTERIES
TRIE WPHANT!

SWAN ~ co.'s LOTTERIE
TRITWPHANTl
SWAN a. co.
Continue 20 draw as usual without inter-
fUPtiOu.
SWAN n CO.'S
Lotteries are Legal and
Authorized by the
state OF Georgia!
The late attempt 10 imiure our Firm has
shown thaT our Lotteries are drawn fair
Iy; that our Prizes arc paid pgInctuallY;
and that orr Schemes more Liberal
an any other Lottery ia the World!
The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN Co.. Mana
Of the Sparta Academy Lottery in each Of their Single Mum
Der Lotteries for August 1858, at AUGUSTA, GEO in public,
under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
Glass p draws ON
SATURDAY, AUGUST z, 1855.
Glass 2s draws ON
SATURDAY, AUGUST IA. 1858.
Glass 90 draws on
SATURDAY, AUGUST FL, 1883.
Glass 30 draws on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2S, 1883.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
FIVE THOUSAND EIGurY-T1vE PR1zEsl
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
WoRmiGcnmf gobCu,at
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NB.-s1 co. and postage stamps enclosed any authorized
Agent viii insure bottle Of the Pills by return nail
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry DemOville, and g. W. Hen
dershou Agents for Nashville [deod&wIy
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NJ Nc Vll allul q hIkmdn g ELI3I
aug3-dlm Ne. 81 Public SQUARE
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SHAN G, HARRIS Governor Of the State of Tennessee: To
ala who shall these preentseeting: Whereas il has
been made known that certain W. BURTON, ehsTg
ell With having committed the offence Of embezzlemen and has
ned from Justice, and is running at large:
Now therefore, Isham Harris Governors aforesaid, by
virtue OF The and authority in vested do hereby otter
reward 81 5000, person persons who may apprehend
me aId p y w BURTON deliver him the Sheriff Jaitor
may he had and executed
In testimony whereof have he-euuto my hand and
Is caused the seal the State to affixed at Nash
- VILE the 3lst day of May, ISIS.
IsHAM @. HARRIS.
BY the Governor:
J. E. r. RAY, Secretary Of State
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49, Bank OF west Tennessee, at
&C., MENPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed at the Union Bank Of Tennessee Nashville. Ndtw
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magazines Tor May.--GOdsy's Laiyss BooE; -.
'on A~sazns' tir4hAn'l Magzzins- Just rsosirsd b.
leW IOEN YORK A n
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Grs1E 81 had negro worth Sl,2oe, who took cold
from bad hurt and useless for year. had used
everything could hear Of without benefit, until tried the Nus
tang Lnment perfectly cured him, and can now take
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TWenty-One Feet of TaPe-WOrms-Aggra
waited diseases often disappear after tie expulsion Of
Epepdc fits commissions, and spopezy permanently
relieved in this Yet the great object has always been
arrive remedy upon which dependence could BE placed This
has long been and used by the public B. A. Fahne
stocks vermifuge, and may relied upon infsble.
Psvor- S.pa Ia Ian l. 1s5s
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NOh Az UST-Godsy's Ladys Book, Grahanis ll.r.-
n line and Peerson's Magazine, just received By
-!y]9 JOHN YORK 4 co.
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Nc Selling OF! on! OG!--The
49, remainder Of the stock Of Rich PARIS BoNNETs
MILLINERY GoODs st the New York Emporium viii sold
within this month great sacrifice, without rgsrdtO
any other consideration. Exchange money taken so cents
the dollar lIune I9-dSzw
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TEINE FARM FOR SALE.--I WISH 10
sell o. the pretest and desirable places that
been offered for sale contains about 100 ane and Ter
tile land, with elegant lmprovelnents
Also one e2ntains y acres, s Eaiersd and tbered
improvenens
nay i5-a WILL. l. BOYD, Jr.
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Respectfully yours, JAMES TORRANCE.
Every Planter Teamst and Family, should have hisnvalus
bic article. Sold By ell respectable dealers everywhere
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors, New York.
For sale By RAINS & BROWN,
augl-d&Elm Nashville, Tenn.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

WE HAVE LAWS for the protection OF Game
oysters, &c, but which remain on the statute
oook almost dead-letter. For instance, il
regard to oysters-there is an Act of the Leg
Isiature laying restrictions, under a penalty o
ten dollars, against their removal from creeks
within the State, between the frs, Of May and
the 10th Of August. The reason for such pro
vision Is obvious-frst, in order to give them
time TO propagate; secondly, at this season
they are in milky, and consequently very un-
healthy state. The passage of this Act became
| necessary, to avoid the "destruction of the
race" But, no sooner were the old " beds 3"
again "well set," than the law was violated
with impunity,-and all through the summer
they are hawked along our streets, and sold TO
persons who frequently have cause, in few
hours, to regret the purchase. The oysters in
st. Jones' creek (he place that supplied our
market until the railroad was builD are scarce
y allowed to become half-grown, and are thus
tamllarly known as "razor blades" when, if
left alone as the law directs, they would be as
large and as well favored as any along the
Bay.
AS with Oysters, so with Birds,-there is an
Act forbidding the killing of them from the first
OF February to the middle of October Farm
ers are getting better awake to the Importance
OF "domestlc birds" for the destruction of in
sects. But, in regard to game--though entire
ly different from the other class-they are of no
less interest, and should be guarded with a
watchiul eye, and kept in as large numbers as
possible. The cold winter of 80 nearly exter-
minated the partridge, and, for the past two
years, public opinion has been against shooting
them, on account of their scarcity; which, to.
gether with the late mild winter, has enabled
them to multiply rapidly and quite regain their
strength. These, with the wood
cock and other choice BIRDS have already been
hunted after by the sportsman. The landhold-
els OF the county should take steps in time, TO
prevent clty-gunnerS from shooting them for
market. They are heartless sportsmen, who
tor shilling would kill the last bird in the
country without remOrse. We earnestly hope
that all persons who may know any one to kill a
before the middle of October, will
inform on him. And we repeat that every
citizen should see to the carrying out of the law
n question, to the letter; also, that farmers
hould, during the shooting season, by public
lotlce, guard themselves against the depreda-
ions OF purveyors for the city markets..
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
The Wheat Crop,

From all parts of the State we have the dis
agreeable intelligence of the partial failure O
'he wheat croP-in some places on account o
me tiy, others the rust and scab and in many
all combined. In the immediate section. how
ever. the crop will be considerable better thar
1t was last year, the ravages of the fy beino
much less. But generally throughout the
country we are led to believe from the state
'nen's In the papers, that the crop will fall
short OF last year. An intelligent farmer from
the lower part of Kent county, writes:
"My observations have extended from tho
naySIde to the Maryland line, and have come
10 the conclusion that the crop will be at least
one. third short, and will state my reasons for
coming 10 this conclusion
IN The hrst place, the crop was much short
ehed by the fly; secondly, the scab shortened
some crops very materially thirdly, all that
had not matured previous 10 the extreme hot
weather IN the first week in July, ripencd pre-
maturely, or was blighta1! with rust: and iart.
y, all thlt did mature, lacked several orains
ming out at the bottom of the head, and very
l't'le mas three grains in a plat, and much less
lour ; WhlIe two years ago, nearly all had as
Inuch as three grains, and great dea! four in a
Piat' counting eighty, ninety and according to
the statement OF some, as high as l05 grains to
Tue mead. 1t am correct in my conclusions
(ahd think the half bushcl will prove it SOY
larmets that set their figures up for a full croD
viii be disappointed when the wheat comes out
of the straw"
From New Castle and Sussex counties we
have statements corroborating the above. Our
Eastern Shore (Md.) exchanges say the crop
will scarcely average half the usual yield.-
The Cecil Wig says:
We have taken much pains to ascertain the
character OF the wheat crop just harvested in
TINS county, and although few averaue folds
are reported, the yield is generally very Door.
amounting IN some places to a total failure
IN the upper part of the county the insect known
as the red weevll" has destroyed a larre
part OF the crop, while in other parts the lly"
ana the :" scab" have been almost equally dc.
The result is there will be but l,tlp
wheat comparatively, sent to market from
Cecil this year.
In regard to future crops, it is thought bv in.
lellgent farmers in those districts where the
red wecVll has spread, that the raising of rye
Tor few years must take the place of the raj
sing OF wheat; by that means that destructive !
insect may be banshed. The new Medterra.
mean Is said not to be moestcd by the fy. or
destroyed by "scab,'' and in this and the lower
part OF the county it will, no doubt, be generally
'own this fall. Whether the field weevu al !
acks 1t or not, we are not informed.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
Farmers Meeting,

The Quarterly Meeting Of the Agricultural
Society of Kent county will be held in Dover,
on Tuesday, the 81 Of August. This has been
selected as favorable time to discuss the fly
question and the merits of different fertilizers.
We think enough has already been learned in
regard to the depreciation of the fly, to make the
meeting an interesting one.
Consumers of Peruvian Guano will find it TO
their in.ertst TO attend, as information will be
impaired by which they may save fifteen dol
lars per ton.
Round-Trp Tickets will be issued on the
Delaware Railroad, at all the ticket Offices in
Kent county, viz: Milford Juncton, FetC n,
Camden and Smyrna.
AS the time will be favorable for farmers, q
large attendance is expected.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
Summary of News,

" BY collision to the mail train of car.
on the Jackson and Mississippi Railroad, a
Bohola, several persons have been wounded.
Ors5- 1t is reported that dispatches have been
sent to our Minister in Mexico, approving o
his course, and directing the withdrawal of the
legation from the country.
On the night of the l4th, a fire at Leaven.
worth city, Kansas, destroyed the Union Theatre
and thirty other buildings, principally in the
| block bounded by Cherokee, Shawnee, Second
and Third streets. Loss 100000. Insurance
triling. The conflagration was only arrested
by a copous shower of rain, and a lull of the
wind there being no fire apparatus or organi-
zation in the city.
OF After strike, lasting four or five weeks,
the miners of the Della and Hudson canal
company resumed work on last Monday, at the
same wages they were receiving when they
left off.
0T At the last dates ten thousand emigrants
had sailed from California for the Frazer river
gold mines.
(kT Several additional American vessels of
war, will, it is said, be Immediately ordered to
the matters of Puget sound, as we'll to keep in
order as to protect our citizens who are hack-
ing to the Frazer River gold fields.
o. The cholera has broken out at st Pc
tersburg, and Paris, just now, is very unhealthy
suffering from typhus, scarlet fever,and small
pox.
o. Another frightfnl raflroad accident oc.
Cured to the express train on the New York
and Erie Railroad when about seventy-five
miles out of that city on Friday morning. BY
the breaking of rail, the two rear cars were
thrown from the track and down an embank-
ment of thirty feet. Five persons were killed
outright, and forty-seven wounded, some of
them fatally.
6F Gen. Quitman died Saturday morning
at his residence, near Natchez, Miss, of dis
ease contracted at the National Hotel last fall.
He was one of the heroes of the Mexican
War, and escaped a thousand bullets, to go
down to a peaceful grave. Qultman was one
of the bravest of The Mexican heroes. He was
considered one of the ab!est of the southwestern
delegation in Congress.
| 0r~5- The recent Indian outrage in Oregon
has arisen from the notion of want of good
faith on the part of the U. s. government i'm
bibed by the Indians, in consequence of the
failure of the Senate to ratify treaties made
| with those tribes two years since.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
A Union Sabbath School and Common
School Pic Mic

Will be held at Cloak's Woods, near Smyrna
on THURSDAY, The 29iA instant q; at which,
Clergymen, Teachers School Committees, Pa.
rents, and all others interested in the subject OF
Common or Sabbath Schools, are respectfully
invited to be present. The different schools OF
Smyrna will assemble at the Smyrna Academy
at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, form in procession there,
and proceed Immediately to the woods, where
they will be met by the various schools from
the country. Addresses will be delivered by
several gentlemen whose services have been
obtained for the occasion, and the intervals fill
ed up with vocal music by the choirs of the
several churches in town. The day is designed
to be one of amusement and recreation to the
children, and of enjoyment and profit to all, and
we hope Parents and Teachers generally will
take measures to secure the attendance of all
the children and youth under their care.
COMMITTEE,
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
Democratic Primary Meeting.

A meeting Of the Democrats of Duck Creek
Hundred, was held OF the Hotel of Tlghman
Foxwell, in Smyrna, on Saturday afternoon
last, for the purpose of electing ten Delegates
to attend the next Democratic State Conven-
tion. After organizing by calling JONATHAN
BRowN, Esq, to the Chair, and appointing
NICHOLAS WATKINS, Secretary, several gen.
tlemen were put in nomination, and voted for
resulting in the selection of the following
as Delegates: Messrs. Thomas B. Lockwood,
William B. Collins, William Thompson, Presley
Ford, Robert Denney, Mason Bailey, Isaac
Register, Martin l.. Smith, John M. Voshell,
and William C.. Smith.
The State Convention will convene at Dover
in August next, to nominate candidates for
Governor and Representative to Congress.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
10 the Ladies of Kent County.
"MOUNT VERNON RECORD"
A Paper pUbIiShed in Quarto Form tie first oC
every month. al PhHl1cLnhin. Pcnn.


chiei purpose 10 which the - Record viii devote
Itsei Is The advocacy Of The ollc cause Of the ur
T"aSe OF The Washington domain by The Nj Ecru N
Ladies Association OF the Iulo,' 10 his end ii Will
seek l" lcIc and stimulate cxprtius thtuurhout
! P'I'i,i "i me laud We are IL blessed and favored
people ana 1t beh0ves us t0vield tangible evi-
ueIce 'iai iPre docs exist within the popular heart in
an lis strength and power, true and generous patriot
i%i' u!i needs only AN OG0%joH, call cOmInalid
70 manifest itSeli IN ready zeal to help forward its
conh'ry glory and lis country 5 good.
he Mount Vernon Record will give each month
$u'h "ciS IN regard 10 the operations of The Ladies
1Ssoc'lioh us may see m 10 Interest the people, and
ulFecl leIr minds To more earnest so"itude in thai
great aud comme%dable purpose il seeks TO accomplish
II VIII contain a well collected series Of thoughts
sentiments and opinions upon WASHINGTON, as they
nave ncoh al VaFloUs times expressed bV mislcrm;u,s
anu VIII De repertoire Of historical matter apucrain-
iHg 10 tle country, and Of ntcrcstiug snhiecs ancc
u"eS Nr' Illustrative pG the "Fa;hCrQi his Country"
ana loSe noble c0mpatriot spirits who 50 learlcaslv
t9Il@d with him IN the trugge for our Indepemcncc
us c"lhihS VIII also contain poetic and mIsccllac-
Gus mailer. with lists OF names contributions 10 the.
fnnd and for the Gold Mounted Washington Portrait
ana through whose patriotic influence such names
were collected.
Printed handsomely upon fine paper il Will form in
me Twelve numbers u volume Of most interesting ina.
ler'a tor agreeable reference. No oudyerIiscmcnisper
united IN It's columns
great good Will be obtained by erervone sub,crib.
ing Tor the "Rccord' all over and ABOVE lis cost
viii 30 To the aid of the Mount Nerrou Fund
Terms SI.oO per annuIn, invariably iii advance.
Address, s. f. WATSON,
Mount Eelnon Record"
July %, 'jS-Gm
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

CAMP. MEETING.-The camp-meetng for Will
low Grove circuit will be held at Spring Branch,
commencing August 6th,--the same day on
which the Camden and Sudlersyille camps re-
spectively commence. We shall thus have, in
a comparatively short distance of each other,
three camp-meetings ia full blast at the same
time.
There being no camp at Red Lion this year,
a number of the churches in Philadelphia, we
learn, will be represented at The Camden and
Spring Branch camps.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

MoRE VIOLATIONS OF LAw.--Iast week,
WIN. McConughey was arraigned before JUS
tice Eaton. in this town, for selling liquor in
less quantity than quart; also, for suffering
the same to be drank in his store. Convicted.
Fine and costs, 500 40.
We understand that complaints have been
made against other parties hereabouts, dealing
ia the ardent" But we await further devel-
opments.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

CAUTION THE first of the week, lady
from Philadelphia, whilst bathing at Collins
Beach, lost from her finger a very valuable
diamond-set gold ring. And what was still
worse, for the lady, it was understood to be an
" engagement ring" Now, we intended tc
say by way of caution, to the ladies, be careful
how you go in the bay with choice jewelry on
and to the gentlemen Cor rather erquisites, fol
only exquisite gentlemen wear bands on thei
fngers). leave your valuable ornaments will
the Captain; for the Beach is already beautifu
enough, without being set with diamonds.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

TIE arr MES" is Psbtisied Erery Ihuseiay. B,
Rogr y. IloFFEcGGR, Eiito, and Proprietor, al III,
Yemarranc, HtH. Smyrna, DeL
TERN Sun GSCRIPTI0N.-OHe gear. 81 so In adrancp
or $500 j not Ptjd till end Of the yelr No paper
disc'afiHaet uafd all arrears are pfid--only at The
option Of the PnGitsher.
ADVtarslNi-For erery square Of IL lines or less first
tpserttOa, 90 s.; each subsequent Insertion 25 cts-
LiJray arra1seReats mad. WiM yearly and half.
yesrly eIoertiSers.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

RUsTIcATING.-A party of ladies and gentle
men of our town, few days since, left for
Niagara Falls. Others, prelerring the sea
coast, have been wollowing in the serf at At
lan'ic City; while many, nearly every day,
from the town and country, repair to Collins
Beach, to inhale the sea-breeze, take an inyigo.
rating bath, and-get good supper.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22

SrN DIAL-Mr. p. G. White, watch maker.
in this town, has erected in Stevenson's marble
yard, sun dial, that he may have correct
means of regulating his time e-pieces.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-22
Smyrna Prices Current.

Corrected FceIy.
tVAeet continues quiet at s9l.IO for white,
and 81 for red
Corn soc. per bushel.
Flour $3.50 per bbl.
-U;H Sc. per bush.
Rye quiet at G5c.
Oats steady at 33c.
Beans $l.00
nay Is selling at $40 TO Sl2 per ton, for both
timothy and clover.
MaUes-cooper stuff $500 per thousand.
lVoOd-IIickory $3.50; best Oak 50. 50
common Oak 81 %; Maple $2.2J, and mixed
and rough Oak $500 per cord.