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Notice.

William G. Moore, of Orange county, yir.
ginia, will take notice, that James L. Smith,
and Fanny his wife, Perry Huddeston, and
Judy his wife. Jane Hall and Thornton Hall,
OF the State of Ohio, in the county Of Jackson.
did on The third day of September, A. D. 1851,
file their Petition in the Court OF Common Pleas,
within and for the county of Jackson, in said
State OF Chic, against James Hall, Sen, VIM.
Hall, and James Hall, Jr.. minors over fourteen
years OF age, the said VIM. @. Moore, and Job
Buckley, Defendants, setting forth that the
said VIM. G. Moore, Of Virginia, received four
hundred dollars in cash ont Of the estate of
Thacker V, Webb, decd, who by his last Will
and TestaTtnt duly proved and recorded in
Orange county, Virginia, devised and directed
said four hundred dollars TO be laid out in land
for the equal benefit Of the said james Hall,
Sem, his wife and their children, the wife of
said Smith, and wife Of said Huddleston, as
we'll as the said Jane Hall and Thornton Hail,
Plaintiffs, as the two minor Defendants VIM.
and james Hall, Jr,. Defendants, being the on
Iy surviving children That said Wm. C.
Moore purchased Eighty acres Of land in Jack
son county Ohio, particularly described in said
Petition with said four hundred dollars, but
instead of taking Deed for said Eighty acres
Of land in the names of the saG James Hall Sen,
his wife and their children by name as direc-
ted by sad " i'll as Tenants in Common Of said
Eighty acgss Of Land, saH Moore took tie con-
veyunce thereof IN mis- ogn name, and alter.
wards conveyed the same to the aid James Hall,
SEN bis Heirs and assigns, who afterwards to-
wit, March 21th, 1852, dsregardlul Of the trust
or his chldrens rights as Legatces under said
VIII, sold and conveyed said Eighty acre lot of
sssad to Job Buckley, said Buckley well know
ing the trust nature of said laad. The prayer
of said Bill is for decree of said Court to va
cate and cancel said Deed from said Moore to
said Hall, and to set aside the conveyance from
said Hall to said Buckley for fraud and for gem
enl relief. The above cause viii be for hearing
at the next March Term of the Court Of Common
Pleas. Z. JOHNSON, ATTY for PPfs.
Jan. 7lF5S-Gw
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All ble 5 indebted tie Elias Long are re-
qucste, !, .a,he very last time, TO call immed.
ately ar tie. Otherwise suiU will be brought
and ne , AXE. That no ono may have an ex-
cuse, Oats, White Beans, Wheat, Dried
Apples, . Peaches will be taken in payment at
the Jac. market price if delivered in time.
The a. claims are now held by John L
Long, may be found at his Store, lower
room insh Commercial Block, opposite Geo.
NJ. Ad ,gs' Store, Main Street, jackson, c. II
Ohio, 4 Tdec 81, 1851
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Notice.

Margaret Hoover, Admrx Of John Hoover
decd, Pl'f; VS.. John Hoover. e.. ais, Def's.
Petition fOF specific performance of real CON.
tract
John Hoover, Nathaniel Hoover, Catharlne
A. Hoover, NancyJ. Hoover. Mary L Hoover,
Rachel E Hoover, Sarah NJ Hoover, g. Joseph
Hoover, minor heirs of John Hoover. late OF
Pike county, Ohio, deceased. will take
notice that Margaret Hoover, as Adm'rx
of John Hoover, decd, has this day
filled in the Probate Court of lckson county,
Ohio, her petition setting forth that, on the
twentieth day OF March, A D 1854, at the coun-
ty of Pike, aforesaid, the said John Hoover de-
ceased, for the consideration then and there
agreed upon, did bargain sell, aud agree to con.
vey in fee simple TO one John Poan, the follow
ing described lands and tenoments, situate in
Jackson Co. o. to wit. The north. west quarter Of
the north east quarter Of Sec, No. SO, township
No g, and range No twenty, that the said John
Polan, at the time of said sale, paid the full
amount OF the purchase money for said prem
iscs, and performed all his part of said agree
ment. Said pesitioner also sets forth, that U
the Goth day Of February A. D. 1855, at said
County of Pike, the said Jehn Hoover. did
likewise by his certain agreement of that date
with one Samlel Hoover, of jackson couui,a
| Ohio. bargain, sell, and agree to convey IA 1et
simple, TO said Sam uel Hoover, the Sontk West
quarter of the South East quarter Of Section
No. "a, township No. 6 of Range Nc. 90 in tht
District Of lands subject to sale at Chillcohe
Ohio containing fifty acres, more or less. stuatr
In Jackson county, Ohio, in consideration o.
which the said Samuel Hoover, according to tn,
terms OF said agreement was to pay TO said John
Hoover the sum Of four hundred and sixty
two dollars, as follows: two hundred and fifty
dollars in hand, at the time of said sale; one
hundred dellars on the lst day of September
955, and one hundred and twelve dollars, on
the LIST day Of September 1856 All of which
payments were fully and duly made, being full
performance of said Samuel Hooyer's part OIL
said agreement 2
but that on the 30th day of Aug. 1855, and be.
fore the conveyance by deed Of said premises, OIL
any part thereof, the said John Hoover. depart.
ed this life, leaving the said minors his heirs
at law, who are made defendants to said petition.
Said petition also prays that an order be issu.
ed BY said Probate Court, authorizing said Mar
garet Hoover, as said AdnrK, to convey iald
premises first described to said John Pclans ii
lee simple by a good and sufficient deedse
general warranty, and said premises secondly
herein described to said Samuel Hoover by a
! like conveyance in fee Simple. Said Petition
will be for hearing in said Probate court, on the
23d day of January 1855
MARGARET HOOVER,
Admr'x of John Hoover, deed
BY W. X. Hastings, her Atty.
! Dec 3I. IS57--9W 9t
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% DTED

In Lawrence County, Ohio, on the 9Th Inst,
Mrs. ELIZABETH GUARD, aged % years one
month aud II days. An atfectiOnate husband
and three small children lament their irrepsra-
bic loss
The deceased was member Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church and died in the triumph OF
glorious Immortality beyond the grave.
aShe was the sunshine of their home;
a bright angel 10 them given m.,.
4 Z Just when they learned to lOycher most
~ God called her back to Heaven"
ps af II. G. Fl,
On Saturday he 18th inst, in this place,
MARY sAYLbR, Eife Of SAMUEL sATIoR in
the 94th year u her age.
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Cincinnati Market.

e- CINcINNArI, Jan. q
Beans-Sl, to l,25, Butter-l2E
CofFee-94@lolc; Candles St9 ow,iV
Tallow--l2@l3c; Opal--15c; (. IN
B to i2l; Flour--$S;75 to $4,I{ I{y;.t m 81 7
rs to soc; Rye-55c; Oats $ ",TE0p
"a moderate business doing il. sgi& at
S2SO$oO.. for Ohio hot blast; Molasses
s-23 to 24c, cash and time; SEgar--54
to 81 for common to prime; Tallow--lOc;
Pork--$3,75. TO 1926; Oils-Linseed'
65c, Lard, rs to SOC, Castor, VI, 10 to
Sl.25.
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Master Cnmmisei0ner,s Sale.

Pursuant 10 an order Of sale issued from the
Court % Cori-Ibp Pleas Of jackson County, Ohio,
and to m. diyoted, as Master Commissioner Of
said Court, { sail, on the
3Oth d n Of January A. ID. 1858,
at one ocl) NJ NJ. of said day, at the door Of the
Court-Hou jln the town of Jackson, in jackson
County Oifglofer at public sale. tho following
premises a. 10: The undivided half of In Lot No.
.3s in thel owl of Jackson. Jackson county, Ohio,
except ser ty-Gvt by thirty feet sold to Joseph
Jones oytvtae aAst corner of said tand also all
the rgFi adj nteest of Levi Davis to and in the
water p;ivilqge on Lot No. lO3 in said Town,
which destrbes in deed made by Daniel Perry
to J9ir uattan, anI recorded in the Recorders Of
fee II said couty ...
Appraised at S26i.
~ be sold as q property of Levi Davis, at the
sui. Il Moses SteIbcrger,
Terms of sale, Cash,
]. W. LONGBON,
Master Commissioner
HoFFMAN@ ,TEvfSsoN, Atty's.
| Dece,rhar g ISj7-
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a9sI1zI s! H Nh Carpet Sacks, Carpets, Wall and
e1sslsl eisEJWindow Paper, and Cigars; also
n few School and Blank Books. Bibles, Writing
and Letter Paper, which can be lad by the reaw
orquire.
We are agents for the Ohio Salt Works Salt
Can be had atthe Factory Price, including trans
portation for Cash only. .....
At the commencement Of another season we
adopt this motto of addressing you, and res
peclfully asking your attention TO our advertise
ment. Every days experience conyices us
more fully of the advantages of the buyers, of
doing business on a Uniform principle. Our
stock includes no he'ir, or Goods to be sold at
Cost, involving & Z 'sity of large profits on
other articles. a
But we erdeavor to sell our Goods ut a low
profit We know, and experience has Taught,
a large circle of our customers, that we sell our
Goods cheaper than those that propose to sci at
Cost. Past experience of fifteen years in bu-
siness has taught us that this is The honest way
to do business.
We are thankiplto the generosity Of thepub-
lie of Jackson and vicinity, for your past pat
ronage, and hope you will continue TIE same as
long as we deal with you as honest men.
We ask IN inspection of onr stock as early as
convenient. Yours Respectfully,
NJ. STERNBERGER & co.
jackson, Ohio, November l2, 1851.
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NOTICE.
John Richards,

John Richards,
VS.. In Jackson Common
Andrew Shock, sAdw't Of Pleas.
William Rhen, decd, ct. al:
The said Ahdrcw Shock, admir-, and Elizabeth
Rhea, widow Of the said William Rhea, decd, Da-
vid Rhea George Giyens, and Martha Giyens his
wife Abraham BumgaFner and Sarah Bungarner
his wife; Isaac Rheal Martha Rhcl, Albert Rhea,
Mariah Rhea, Elizabeth Rhoa minors, all Of Pike
county, Ohio; Catharine Rhea, of Scioto county,
Ohio; William Smith, and Nancy Smith, hiy wife,
Of Adams coubty, Ohio; Samuel Rhea, Cathorine
Carson, Robert Carson, Robert Rhoa, Margaret
Rhea, and William Rhea, minors, all OF Morgan
county, Illinois, arc hereby notified, that On tho
18th day Of Beptenbor A. d. 1851, John Richards,
OF jackson county, Ohio filed in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, of jackson county, Ohio apettidn a.
gainst then, tho object and prayer of which petit
ton IS, to tnforce the specific performance of neon
tract entered into by said William Rhea in his life
time by whichihe agreed to convey to said John
Ricsatds, in fee simple, the southwest quntcr Of
thenortii-east quarter of section thirteen, in town
lshif Six rang( twenty in the districtof lands sub
Iiect to sale at Chillicothe, Ohio. And the said
pxSes are further notified that unless they plead,
answer or dcmur to said petition according to law,
the same win be taken as confessed ngainst them,
and decree had thereon accordingly.
HOFFMAN & MACKIEY,
Attys for Petitioner,
ian Ilth IS5S-0w tf
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WHEAT CRoP.-From tls adjacent
country and in this immediate vicinity I,
the wheat crop looks spIenddly. Never
was there better prospect for an i'm
mense crop, and prices-.Dly cents per
6ushel. However, there 5 no certainty;
it can yet almost entirely fal, or failure
of European crops may mske it very val
liable. Our wheat field loks as green
and luxuriant as a verdant pasture in
June Alton Democrat,j Jan. l6.
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DANGEROUS The louisville journal,
noticing a lecture by fhoms +. Marshall
says that "the oratoJ occasionally drew
himself up until bis faculties seemed to
iostis,tkc stars. y Appearances, we pre-
sumo, were deceitful, as we have heard no
special disturbance Of the solar system
since the delivery Of the lecture.
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',r' CHICAGO, Jan, 10.
The Omaha Nebrasltian of the Sth inst, contains
an account of a split in the Nebraska Legislature.
Twenty-on merabers Of the Assembly and eight
,nembers of tho Council had gone to Florence.-
Tho majority remain at Omaha, in possession OF
the journals.
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Respectfully offers to the public well tested
and highly efrectuul preparation for exterminO-
ting RATS, MICE, Reaches, and other YER
min, infcstMg The House, Stable, Fields, &c,
He promises those who may be annoyed by
these dCstructiye, Xermin, that after using this
preparation for INV days they will experience
a complete riddanCe of these annoyances.-
This preparation has been in use in Germany
France and the United States about years,
and it is pronounced by all who have given it
fair trial, the best remedy to exterminate
these pests liberal discount to Wholesale
dealers.
Price 25 cts per box. Terms Cash, Full d.
rectiOns accompany e,.oks boz.-----...-,e
]. Il. DAY. Agent. - =
jackson, G. II. Ohio, Aug. 90, ST. 22-tf
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FANCY < rRIMMING5

Catalogue: Capcs, Parasols, Silk and Gimp
Bonuets and Ribbons, all widths, Cap and Trim
mings, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, Embroideries
White Goods, Jaconetts Camhrics, Book Mus
lin, Swiss and India Linen Victoria Lawns
Shimisetts, Shirt Fronts, Baragcs and Tissue Mo.
hair, Head Dresses, Crayats and Ties, Linen and
Csinbriek HandkerchieGS, Pongee II DIX .chieffs,
Woblen Hoods. Jackets, Scarfs and Capcs for
Women and Children. a.'
Silk VelVets, Ribbons of all varieties, MORE
Antiqe, Mohair and silk ofall widths for Trim.
ming Cloth. Silk, Kid Fur; Lyles, Worsted 4
~ GLOVES, for Ladies', Gents and Chill
hilFlll6dren's Wear. We also, offer you Willow,
! glMJ Plush. aud Brussels Satchsls, together
with wrapped Rattan, Brass and Wbalebone,
Hoops and Skirts suitable for the season; again.
we offer Woolen Head Ties, Linen Floss, Cloak
Tassils Silks Mitts, Belts, Wooden and Cotton
Hose, Whalehone Buttons, Silk Linen and
Cotton Thread; all Of which will be sold to
;uit the times.
Wewill now give you usketch ofour Domes-
tics: We have al! brand: of Prints, Scotch aud
Domestic Ginghams, Brown and Bleached Mus
lins, Plaid and Striped Checks Eastern Lin.
seys, Tickings, all colors Of CambriCs,, Linen
and Cotton Table Cloths, Red, White. Green &
Yellow Flannes, Wool Figured Table, Burean,
and Piano covers, Wooen Bed Blankets, Cot d.
HORSE BLAN KE 7 S;
will be sold cheap for Cash. To be brief We
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itOXD' NOTICE
tho 94th year 3

There viii bciaqctition presented to the Commis-
Sionefs Of Jackson County, at their session in
March praying for a County road commencing at
n Sest q nj 81 Shears lane in section thir-
lky-tlrcc. at til ia icadng from Grahamsyillc to
William. Graz fts thence south west course
neaf.to ia ~ House thence along the limo
tfo Villa, itsrs house; thence wost along
aid line She lnads Of James Crabtree and
,sWm. Mex ante alongsaid line the nearest i
Ihest. svav toS s:tmoni ansl JacKion Furnace
goad. thence soIlth ssionx ssd road to the south
east corner Of Isha& KclicrAs land; thence west a
dong the line to tho pprth east corner Of Madison
Erabtee's land; thchSt south west near 70 MADISON
Cfabgree's bnuse 4heRe wostthe nearest and best
way to the south east torner Of Samuel CTaotree's
land; thence west on tbe'lne dividing Highlands Of
Zens Keller and SanAel Crlbtree's land; thence
,to fhe lortmotth road hear to Zenis Kellees bars
.sast Of his house; thence along the IqEEsmonth
road to tho bridge thcnSoson the line diyaing the
Iands of Zenis Keller had Elizabeth Melch; then
.on said line west dividing the]ands Feter kel-
Ter and Josep Nipp 10 tie Pike County line.
january 2l, 1858 3swA~as.
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lNERIllN INnTFfNDENlE!


M, sTfREBg
fore ghng id beg leave -
lAat We are We you smSl portion Of
the names Of tho ~ our present Stock, other
wise it would take aG.alf dozen County papers to
give youa full description. In the first place, we
offer you Blue, Black Brown and Drab, French,
English and German Cloth, Black %tsel Nxed and
Fancy Doe Skin Cashmere; also a large stock Of
Sattinctts, Tweeds and Jeans.
We pleasure in announcing that we have
the best and largest selected stock Of Clothing and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods that has ever been
offered to Jackson and its vicinity, such rs fine
Back, Brown and Blue Cloths, Dress Coats,
Cloth, Beaver Pilot. Cassimeres, Mohar, BcarSkin,
Ragland and 0yercoats Pants and Vests; according
", Call and enumerate them yourselves. We have
the latest STYLES Of Gents and Boys Nohair, Plush,
Fur and Cloth Caps; also, Fur, Silk, Cashmier and
Wool Hats. ..,
In the next place. VIC giyea few cnumcratons to
the ladies' with pleasure we will inform you Of the
glad tiding5, that we have the latest European
STYLES Of Fancy Dress Goods, such as Black Paidcd
and Fancy Dress Silks French and English Meri-
noes and Plaidcd Cashmeres, all wool; Plain and
Figured De LANES, Cohurgs, Deaize, Frillian
Stripes Lustefs, Figured Vcvets, solid color, wool
De Laine which we will be able to sell cheaper than
ever. We are n ble to offer you large assortment
Of the latest styles Of Bay State, Long and Double
Shawls Silk and Cloth IantiIlas Cloaks and C0pcs,
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jackson Market.

JACKSON, Jan, III 1905
FLouR--$4O0.
WREAT--65c,
BEANS, (white)-$l,0O. ~
OATs--25c. .-.
BRAN--l0c.
POTAroEs--30c. .-..>'
BUTrER--l5c. -
sEoas--6 to SC. ..
ArPLrs, sdriedN-$l,00.
PEAcHEss Sdtted) 81, so.
Sally barrel, per bushel-35 to 4Oc
SCGAR--l0 to l2c.
Coffee--l5c.
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IFnCULAR NOTICE.

IiorrMAN.k ,TEvtSsoN, Atty's.
Deces~hnr 81 lSj7.-tds
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]. H. Q. MILE, Druggist,

WASAIn
Mill Street,
HENRY bAVIS, formt
Craftsman at Olive FouI
the Portsmouth Manufa
commenced business At
is prepared to make a
and Of any ggelsarod fol
Blast EnlSEcs, Roll
in generats~ Eastsnza
the shortest notice.
all kinds OF Gauge
Oil Globes. IIeis
and. Ahwings, or tq
Of a. above kinds
Hs hatters himse
bly, known to Farm
people having SlaehinlSs 'tfst " IL
SLY more than that he is now in bn,
self, and viii execute work aseheA. h
as good as any House IN the Union. "
Portsmouth, July %. 1857 If
New steam Plnmeina
TIE subscriber would al
zezs cf Jsclton caanty. 81 S
has now in fall elierasic
MIL and Is ptepared
flooring. planed, tohguel. z
layi1gA iEn. Also, q 8
ready ~ y II etc,
boarding. eor fseiV
Lumder a fssed ~
who fdrnisAit, y
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List Of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office at Jack
son, C. H., Ohio, January lst, 1858.
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THE subscriber woald az
res q Jsclton caaaty. 81
has now in 'frlis Geraiic
Mil. ard is ptspared
flooring pIdned. tohgasS
iayipgAwn. Also, "
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Congress-.
The idea seems to be prevalent that. be.

The idea seems to be prevalent that, be-
cause Of some gains in various Free States,
the Black Republicans will have a majority
in the next House of Representatives.
Even were this so, it would be no unusual
thing, since similar cases have been fire.
guently presented in the second Congress
following the Inauguration of an A,lmnis-
tration. But it is not so, nor is it within
the range of possibility that it can be So
This will be demonstrated as soon as it is
acca-atciy settled what has been the result
in New York. The Black Republicans have
lost one. and possibly two, in Michigan, and
one in Wisconsin, good Democrats having
taken their places and the Democratic loss
in New York is not of a character to make
VS. at all apprehensive Of the result when all
the elections have taken place. OF the $50
members Of the House, the Black Rcnutli-
cans may get up 10 10 or ll2, and ell the
remainder will be opposed to them. Those
gentlemen, therefore, who are consoling
themselves with the idea that they may get
office under q new administration Of tie
House, or that they may get into the House
when the people have, by tboir votes, ex-
c!cdcd them from it, may as well. give up
ali such ridiculous expectations. The thing
is out with them.
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PROPOSED Daily.

The" Little Giant" having lived its day,
"a number Of OFT business men, realizing the
convenience Of daily paper in the city,
have urged US to continue the publication
Of daily. we have yielded so far to these
solicitations as to agree to make an cfort.--
O1t proposition is, to commence, in the
course of two or three weeks, the irnblica
ton Of "DAlrT FIRE TRADER" to be four
columns larger than tie "Gant, and to be
printed on new type. Politics, to "hic.!
the Giant was almost exclusively Devoted
will in the new daily be measGrabfy ignored
and our effort i'll be to make i; good da'-
y newspaper, so as to take the place OF the
'Chicago.dailies, for which s1ch large SUES
are now paid by our citizens We Shall en-
deayor to give full daily telegraph reports,
keep up a good local department, and make
it throughout complete in giving the curren,
news of the day The price will be put al
s. year, payable as nearly as Practicabl,
IN advance. We propose, during the com
ing week or two, either by ourseives'cr by
an agent, to canvass the CRY on the sub
ject, both for subscriptions and advertising
when we shall be able TO report more posi-
lively in reference to the enterprise.
WM. OsMAN
Pub. Free Trader.
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TORCH LIGHT PROCESSION
The Hog market at ST Louis opens slo

". The DemJcrdt Of yesterday says:
4 commencement has been made at last
in the Hog t. ada sale Of 500 head being
reported made here yesterday at 1923.
nett. Yet the wcath,r is uniavoIabie for
packing, and our market remains about as
others.
The Cincinnati Hog market is thus refer.
red 10 by the GdSette Of yesterday;
The market Tor hogs continues bnoyant
and an advance o. % per 100 lbs. was es
tablIshcd on Saturday, with saeS 100 head
averaging 2iU lbs. deliverable from ,ht
18th 10 the SIN INST, and 800 do averaging
2u9 lis. deliverable from tie lSt to the Il
OF December, a at 50. hi, = now the Is
,abi>hed figure, aud adding to It TIE prem
iuIn pad 10y s.lu-liercr>-fyg cents pei
head and sc have 81, 90 per 10 lbs nett
- the price realized by sellers. TINS trel'n-
the mar ket j. de -idcdy strong, and pref
" general. although I J. u be remarked
many OF OR r,-uar packers are +. gin.i.g I,
shake their heads Ia view Of What they re
gard a breakers in the future. But Inde
pendent OF this class, there are buyer
hOae wants are in excess of the Offering
at present. the weather l. improving, aU,
with a continuance OF the temperature *
peri.ucrd since Saturday morning, a goo.
many hogs viii pass over the blocks duin.
the currsat week.