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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04
THE TIFFIN TRIRuNr

luss discrimination between the people of
Inherent Territories. it not indireoilv in.
iors'ng The odious distinction made in
ne law OF the last session OF Congress
,ga'n't free institutions aud free s,Sies-
he undersigned, therefore. commend
he following as an additional section 4,
ne oill' reported by the maiorily.
De 'I further enacted. That go much yf
70 act entitled. "An act for tho admission
i The State OF ksnsqs into tha Union {"
'PProvsd on May 4. A. d 1853. as bro.
v'd9s that "whonovor and not before IA
aseeriained by census duly aud To-
{"lly taken, that tho population Of said
Territory equals or exceeds the ratio Of
representation required for a member Of
she House Of Representatives OF the Con-
5resS OF the U s." be, and the same h,
hereby repealed.
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[Frsm the Adrian wntehtowor.1 !

The PEACE OF Two REsFEcrABLE FAM
LILIES DESTROYED BY THE FREE LOVE A.
DOMINATION Gossip is rife through the
city, in relation to the circumstances at.
tending a freelOvs affair which recently
completed the destruction of the domes
tic happiness Of two family circles in our
midst. The husband of an Intelligent,
respectable wife. ia the city, il seems, dis
covered some two years ago that n "spir.
ltual affinity" existed between him and
the mother Of a family Of interesting chill.
dren, the wife Of another man. The spir-
itual affinity, il ssaid. WINS mutual,
simultaneous discovery by both the sub,
Joots Of attraction, and they sought oppor.
tunities to be in each others company,
clandestinely at FIRST. but, as they became
more familiar with the violation Of decen-
oy, they abandoned themselves more and
more openly to the seductive influence o
the leahrous doctrine with which they
were INSPIRED, until about a month since,
the husband Of the woman and the father
Of her children, who had long striven, for
tho sake Of his family, to win back his
wife To a sense Of propriety and deceucy
was forced to abandon her.
Taking with himone of hisHttle daugb-
t4rs he returned to his old home in New
York to seek what happiness he could
find for poor substitute for that happi-
ness which was once in his own family
circle. Since then, we learn that his wife
departed with her affinity" and it is
supposed they have gone to Berlin
Heights, Ohio. The sensitive wife OF the
unfortunate man, the children who are
abandoned, and their highly respectable
relatives and friends are overwhelmed
with modification and grief. On their
account we mention no names They
have our sympathy as they have the sy M
pathy of every one who is cognizlnt Of
the facts We have briefly stated the
circumstances as warning against the
seductive doctrine of spiritual free love
lsln IL can not be possible for the vic
inns Of this affinity" 10 drown in sensu
al pleasure all sympathy for their friends
who ars in such deep distress on their ao
count, and therefore, they to, will drinl
of the cup which, though they lancied il
contained he sweets of elyslum, containi
only the bitter fruits OF the remembranc,
of the evil they have brought upon 9th,
ers, and a life of lechsry.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04
Human Bones FOund.--An Extrao-.
dinarV Story.

The Cleveland Reuiew of Tuesday
morning has the following extraordinary
story:-
During a brief visit to Wayne county
within few days past, we became &C
quainted with the circumstances Of an al
legged murder, which strikingly illustrate
the adage that murder viii out" and
are Invested with peculiar tragic int.r-
est. We do not Of course vouch for the
truth Of the story, since we are unable to
remain long enough to investigate the
matter but there assuredly exists much
excitement in the vicinity Of where the
crime is said TO have been committed.
Many years ago Frenchman, known
in the neighborhood as French Miller, :"
kept an inn near Reedsburgh, Wayne
county. Ohs afternoon drover, who is
stated to have been in possession of a
considerable sum Of money, put up at
Miller's tsvern-and was never heard Of
afterwards. His horse, fine animal,
was found some distance from Millers,
tied to tree, his throat cut, and dead
Thus far the story is true. and is within
the reeolieclion Of many Of the citizens Of
Wayne and Ashland counties.
A fortnight or more since, a man whose
name We are unable 10 learn, was taken
suddenly and violently III at Mansheld.-
lie sent fora minister, and made state
msnt 70 the following eject; that at she
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

HoRAoE GREELEY AND THE TMnUNE.-
Horace Greeley publishes card in the
New York Tribune stating that he has
nH"er lA"eP~sAd le.,~;-g tl,,t l,,.I5,,, ~ i,,i,
smother that he had hoped to retire from
the active, responsible editorship of the
paper bnt circumstances have prevented
the realization Of the hope. which must
now, at best, be postponed until after the
close of the next Presidential contest
that his associates have uniformly insisted
on his retaining the editorship, and their
wishes would render such withdrawal
diuicult at any time. 10 which we add,
long may he wave.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04
THE BURIAL OF LOVE-.

Two dark.eyed maids, at shut Of day.
Sat where a river rolled away,
With calm, sad brows aud raven hair.
And one was pale and both we're fair.
"Bring flowers" they sang, "bring flowers
tunblowr
Bring forest blooms Of name uukuown.
Bring budding sprays from wood and wild,
To sttew the bier Of Love, the child.
Close sonly, fondly, while we weep,
His eyes, that death may seem like sleep,
And fold his hands in sign rresi,
His waxCn hands, across his breast,
And make his grave where violcs hide,
Where s,ar.aowers strcw the rivulet's side,
And blue.birjs, in the misty spring
OF cloudless skies and summer, sing.
Place near him, as ye Icy him low,
Ills idle shaft, his loosen bow,
The silkou Gllet that around
His wag Dish eye, in sport, he wound.
The bow, the band shall fall to dust
The shining arrows waste to rust,
And all o g love, that earth can claim,
be but memory and a name.
Nor rnUs, his nobier part shall dwell,
A prisoner in the narrow cell,
But he whom now we hide from men,
in the dark groundi shall LIVE again.
Shall break those clods, a fern oflight,
With nobler ineinY and purer sight,
And, in the eternal glory, stand,
Highest and nearest Gods right hand.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

am physician Of thirty yepfs practice NV principal
study has been diseases OF emales They have generally
bahed my best efforts. Obtaining the materials composing
Marihnlfs Uterine Caholcon, was pleased with them
gave them fair trial. and found myself ahundnnty surces
tu In my former practice could only mitigate The symp
toms Of about half the and could not cne one In
Now can radically cure at least 10 twenty and
init gate the rest. uonsider Narshas Uto1ne Cat6cop
the creates, blessing to females have met With
J. n. WiLAAMs NJ d., Chafieron.
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GRAFFENBEhG
FAMILY MEBlClNgs,
Home 1'estimonv

HARrFoRn Trumbu Co., o., March 7th. 1857
hereby ceHiy that have been dealing In tie Gra6sn.
berg Medicines for the past year and can truly say that
have never offered any medicines the public that have
met with the decided appreciation Of the people like these
particularly the Pills and Catbolcon They will readily
perform al and more than promised ot them have sold
hear the besi fesulis Ia every case.
J. II. c. JOHNSON, Medical Aeeht
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Read what Df. Bushnell says Of the Grahenbefg Medi
eines Dr. b. Is physician OF extensive practice and ons
OF the most successful in the county (rrumbu in whehhe
fesidess
"rhis cerifes 'hat have used the GraH,nberp Pills
and Mnrshal's Cathocon, sold here by A. &. Johnson
IN my practice to my entire sasfaetion They good
medicines DR g. W BusuNRtfu
Hartford, Tfdmbul Co., o., March Z, is57.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04
Horrible Murder near Betfoit..-A
Han Murders his Wife and buries
the OOrps,

On Sunday Of last week, the wife of
Jean Baptiste Campau, who lives about
six miles from Detroit, was seen in an in i.
toxcated condition ia .he yard of the
shau'y in which she lived. As both she
aud her husband were Of exceedingly in.
temperate habits, little was thought of the
matter tor several days; but at last it was
discovered that she had disqppeared.-
Campau,on being questioned, gave contra
dlotory aud improbable answers. which
only confirmed suspicious already excl.
ted. A search Of the premises was then
instituted, aud blood spots found on the
door, aud on the end Of logs in the ward
an AK also was discovered which was stain.
ed with blood, aud in a pool Of water near
the house, coagulated blood was observed
to be floating. On approaching corner
OF the garden, the officers found that the
earth had been recently disturbed. aud
on removing few shoyelfulls Of earth the
oocy OF the unfortunate woman was dis.
ooyeref She lay in cavity hardly
eighteen inches deep, het hands being
bound together by piece Of ras, and a
calico sunbonnet spread over her face.
The left side of her heal was much bruis.
ed, and the skull fractured in one place.
A party WAS Immediately dispatched ar
ter Campau, who was found concealed not
Tar off, and committed to JAIL Gin. Gaz.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04
A Gard from DR.. James NJ. Jarrett
OF the New York Lung Infirmarv.

nj connection iot The past eight years with me above
4A insututon as Chief Physicas, ana twelve yeer.'
ufse oi eedy devotion 10 the cure Of Pulmonary Con
sumption and ib kaItcd diseases together wb mn, nr,
'atd opportunities aud advantage Of pathological
ceisul course Of Treatment TOT hs positive and apt
V W We oseases ct the Throat Luugs and Arrauaacs
cuesate directly addressed to the deceased o+gsss ma &
ineFnmrni DO not advise the use o. Medical lnhalsfo
~ any sind 70 the exclusion of general treatment and All
though cons. der useful adintsnt In tbe rr,,,,
sgemen' Of those fearful and onen fatal diseases, vet
neneut o. both general aud local treatment The success OF
my treatment u the above dieases and The hp cbo,,tr
~ ls i9s'uon ovef which have so long had the honor
preside ere 20 wei known 10 nccd euoiogv or comment
from me- Atthe solicitation Of many private and ntss
s,ona renda through whose phanttopic aid bc above
due consideration, have concluded 10 ma sucb
ments as will bring The benefits OF rnv cxpcreprc ana
iesnent within The teacho Of 90, sad not condno myself
p uo'e only who entered The lnfunsry 81 who
we're able 90 vi me az my office Hoping therefore that
arrangement wl give entre satisfaction both 10 mi,
professional brethren and The pub.c would fetpootiu
announce iu concuson. hst can now be consulted ps5
sonay or by letter. on an diseases abovc and tattho
medicines, the as used in the Tnsutior ~,
suit each individual case Iuhalinr vsnors
etf Nc Nc., will be forwarded hy eXpress 10 nny ns f
the United siotos or the Canndss NJ icp,s g
treatment by letter ore a. follows, vizi Qt2 month for
each patient, which will include medicine snaiaent or one
months nse also lahauE vapor and inhnling sppa.
'anP Payment osolowsi Soto he pu 20 Express gent
receipt nf the box Of Nodirne and the balance al M
The expiration Of The month"; f the oaent be- rnfe o. H.
en5t1 satisfied win the lreaiment. Patients by giving
iuW hsioy ot their case and their symptoms u fu can
be ieatod as well by letter hv personal exnunation
Patients hyailng themselves Of Dr. Jaets treatment may
rely upon immediate snd pstmant relief he seldom h.
TO treat ease over thirty DAYS. Letters adyicc ptonpt
JANIS M.JARRETr, MD,
a No. $50 broadway, cor. Twelfth st., n. Y.
fSPhyscians and Others visiting the city ore respect
uy invited to call Al the lndrmory, whrre many interest
lngeaes can be witaesed, and where mpraved appa
aus he inhalation OF medoaied vnpor seen and
'''p'''eu' aug6.0m.
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TO Consumptives.

The advertser having been restored 10 health In few
weeks, by very simple remedy after having suffered
efa years with severe Lung Ahecicn. Md that dread
disease Consumption,is anxious 90 make known his
fellow sufferers the mennnof To al who desire ID
We viii send copy Othe pton used free orhorgel
with directions orpreparng and using the same, which
they viii find sure Core for consumption, Asthma Bron.
chtis, &C. Tn only obiectof the advertiser In sendnq
the prescription Is 10 benefit the oicted. he hones
every sufferer will tryhis remedy, Il will cost them
nothing, and NAV prove hlessing Parties wishing the
prescription will please address.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
OctlAlT Willamsburr. IofR Island.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

NJ, u n Ei,sl' 81 @ 70 ~ , WY " y, ioo.,
eines Of te Grasnberg Company the last ten aud
have Invariably found hem to give good satIsncton and
the pills have sold 10 great many families regularly as
their tea and coffee and with fae they have become
staple article. Marhalh Uterine Caiholicop is medicine
that has done great amount Of good In female dseases
One lady sold b. 10 told shr had received benefit
from me bottle than she did from long Of medical
treatment by the most skful physicians Yours lrnly,
Jan. j, 1858. JANIS WiLsoA
For Sale nv A. r. Van Doorn N. II. Snyder, J. r.
Woosief TiHni H. Hall Lowell; Dr. p. Yates, Green
Springs; Wan. iluhb, Iolii = r. Hua, Flat Rock; VIM.
Riningrr Aticai ID. Hoffman Co, NcCuchenvle; J..
w. WinF Adrani and BY agent In al the principal
towns in Ohio I.. .t ..
For Medicines Of agencies address
n. D, KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
iu251y. Agent for Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

A PIor.-TheP Philadelphia Pennsylva
nian has discovered plot. II has infoI-
nation that a meeting was held few
days since, in the st. Lawrence Hotel, Of
that city, the object Of which was to make
Judge DoUGLAs the next President OF the
United States. The persons who oonyen-
ed the meeting, were those who were
prominent in The business Of receiving
Douglas at the city Of Brotherly Love.
FoRNET was the master spirit, and pro-
posed that immediate action should be
taken to bring Douglas before the People
as a candidate for the Presidency. without
regard to the Charleston Convention.
Gin. Csm Is.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

AN INCIDENT During the delivery OF
the address Of Mrs Doctor Birdsal to the
members Of the Indiana Legislature, in
Joint Convention. on "Wednesday, in fa-
vor Of Woman's Rights, a child commen-
ced squalling = two'forty rate, for be 10
known that children as well as women
attended that Convenlion;) when a gen
.eman took charge Of it aud paeiied the
little unruly urchin Whilst looking at
him and listening to the strong minded
women making a speech. l could not help
thinking how illustrative the scene was
Of the idea Of the rights Of such woman.
When woman rises to address aud enligh-
ten the assembled wisdom Of the two hou.
ses Of the Legislature, and her liege lord
stands by rs "dry nurse" we think the
climacteric Of tom foolery has been reach
ed in Women's Rights, and # the ridcu.
lousness Of the thing is not sufficient to
bring il into utter contempt, we shall be
gin to fear that we have fallen upon evil
times, that bespeak downward rather
than an upward tendeoy in civilization
and refnement- Vineennes Gazette, FL.
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Ohio LegisIatnra.
TUESDAY

In the Senate Mr. Hatch introduced y
bill amendatory of the set prescribing the
duties Of county Auditors. The object
of this bill Is to allow township TreSsu.
rers to leave money due their townships
IN the county Treasury, il they desire Il.
drawing out not less than 800 at apy
one timo.
The House bill requiring township As.
SCISSORS to make return of the number OF
sheep killed and injured by dogs, was
passed without opposition
The Senate bill repeating the ten per
cent. interest law, and making the LEGAL
rate six per cent but leaving parties free
to contract at any rate, was discussed in
committee Of the Whole. but without dis.
posing Of il the committee rose, aud asked
leave to sit again.
Mr.. Blairs bill, which passed the House
last session, giving railroad employees a
lien upon the stock Of railroads for labor
performed, was discussed Yesterday after
noon, and finally referred to a select com.
mittee.
Mr.. Bates introduced bill providing
for the payment Of the State debt, dut
December 81, 1860 1tprovides for IN,
lew Of eight mills upon the dollar on al
iaxable property in the State.
Mr.. Day introduced bin amendstory
OF the tax law so as to change the time fo
assessors TO make their returns from Sep
tember to the first Of June.
The Senate bill to prohibit the cirou
la'ion o: foreign bank notes Of less de
nomination than ten dollars, was killed
to-day in the House, it having Indefinite
ly postponed.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

Eyonly 7u.OoO emigmnts have arriv-
ed at New York during the year which
ends with this month This is but oGe
fourth the average number,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

The GouLDY FAMLY.-The whole OF
the victims of the Gouldy tragedy have
recovered, with the exception Of ono OF
the servant girls, who is stillin the New
York Hospital, She is improving very
slowly.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04

No TRUsT TO GovERNoRs We clip the
following from the Legislative correspon.
dence Of the LesVenworth Times:
But here / must tell you an anecdote
which the Governor relishes. as much as
you will. "His Excellency" went into
barber's shopat Lecompton to get shaved
The barber is a black man, and belongs
to Judge Gilmore, for ours, as Buchanan
says. is slave soil.
As soon as seated hefollowing dialogue
occurred:
Gov. NJ. I'll shave by the month.
Barber. Don't know, Massa, about
that
Gov. Why not, Tom?
Barber Case, massa. you Gubunsrs
stay mighty short time in Kansas. Cant
trust you 10 four weeks. Too long q
time for people Of your color,
Ofcourse Gov. Medary paid up. There
was no help for Il. Mr. Darkey had the
argument with him.
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WEDNESDAY,.


In tire Senate, Mr.. Stafford introduced
bill to provide for geological and min
eralogica survey of the State.
Mr.. Schleich introduced bill to let
the superintendence and repairs of the
public works by contract.
Mr.. Langdon submitted a resolution in
structing the committee on Common
Schools to report a bill, giving the school
law general overhauling, which was laid
on the table and ordered to be printed.
A considerable portion of the day was
spent IN discussing the bill which has pas
sed the House. increasing the pay of
County Commissioners. Il was finally
referred to select committee for amend
ment
In the House. Immediately upon as :
sembling, tho special orders of the day
we're taken up, which were the interest
bills. The first was bill by Mr.. Collins
making the subject Of interest matter of
contract between parties. This bill was
discussed at length by Mr.. Collins in ia
vnr Of the bill, and by Messrs. French and
Hitchcock ia opposition. The previous
question was moved at the close Of Mr..
Hitchcock's remarks. and the question
baing upon the indefinite postponenent
of the bill il was caraied.
The next order was Mr.. Hubbell's bill
to repeal the ten pel cent. law, to which
several amendments were offered and
pending. These were voted down, when
the previous question was again demand
ed and sustained, and the naked bin 10
repeal the ten per cent law, was put up-
on its passage. The result was yeas 81,
nays $50 the bill was passed. There
were some manifestations of pleasure and
displeasure when the result was announ.
ced, but they were promptly checked by
the Speaker
Mr.. Harrison moved to amend the title
Of The bill so as TO make il read, ga bin "a
promote the interests Of Bankers and Bro,
kers," but the friends of the measure
didn't relish it, and voted it down.
THURSDAY.
In the Senate. the bin TO provide fol
oanyassiLg the votes for Comptroller ol
the Treasury was passed.
The select committee TO which was re,
ferred the House joint resolution to ad-
journ sine die on the l0th of February,
reported that owing 10 the fact that che
defalcation investigating committee would
be able to report in about month, aud
that many matters have been brought be-
fore the Legislature Of much importanc,
to the people Of Ohio, which demanded
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D E N T / S T R Y.
m nm FRANRYIN

HgPsFmansntl located Tn, and sPTepaTed 10 per
form allnpsrations Ia DenalSuresr Diseased euns
restored 60 and us
nlling with GOLD FoIL, CuREsrkL 0.Ln or Tin Foil -
AHrlFlotsL rRErn from to fnl ssit made on Gold
ersise tiateiiu short all operation eai nneto Den
tls do1e in he approved style and waFrarted 10
give fatisfaotioa ornopay No charge foF
sy.tcs y his seiideaees on Of hs shawhan
3 Aqq9s' rlAayN faNiafy
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MEROH ANT TAILOR.
N meTes, Yestngs, &c.
ssIs on Main street oppositsths seneca County Bank
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-02-04
LEAEDER sTEH. WILLIAM n. JOHNSON
- STEM \ JOHNSON,
'9tkornsya aud Oouneol1ors % 7 on,

htNi hNJ1 anu COuhoSilOAo az Law o
A. OFFlCE. in Hedges New BLOCK, over volmers ooth
" Main Profe ess0na business and the col.
1isetiou OF all kinds Of claims promptly attended 10.
Tim, Dee I7th, iI53
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r.. L. GRIFFITlH,
A TToRNEY and CounsellorGt Law, finn ,Ohi0.-
DIR. J. McADOO,

MILL promptly attend 10 all calls either in Thin or
W country In administering TO the afflicted Particular
eeutou paid Female dsoaseg Shower and Pungohah
ssnneotsd with the Office, medeated when deemed
Tina, Ohio. iy3l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20
COM M ERCIAL.
DA1LY Carr CsrY Orvso
keokuk. ApTil loths

DAlLY Carr CsfY Orvso4 Y
keoksk, April III.
JLoU1 -cossasy, d " - . ~ ~ aask.
1sDsEAss, q ~ pr sssk. 4 Extra, (1all wAsaa)
- % = pr Dbl. crAhsn, 1275 pr - IL.
Bran AND SHORTS. i % per 10.
cORN-7t sts.; rsady sAls.
BARLEY-spsing, leass, Fall, sea7se.
WHRAT.-ss 70 ~ for spring l % to -
for Rall.
0A16-Ia request q 70 70 90.
kY1--ses - 1esj Httls coming In.
r01AT016-Ssarsss 30 to 100 By the load retail
1SaSesas pr psek.
0RoCsRISS-N. o. Sugar fair 1a74, No. /,
q prime ., clarified s}aIo, crushed and leaf IN
= -. Aslassss-Plantatisa - 70 10, 3. h. %
= =, Golden Syrup, ~ 10 See. CoGss--Rie II
- IA. Jsva fsto 100. Riss (nsw)S} 70 ~.
s0AP-Pain sle. Family 70.
CAHDL1E-Star II 70 -, Et>srine Ia. MoslA
-.
LARD-l0 to 1ol; retail 131c.
BUITER-lo to Is, choices n to IS retail 30.
HID1S-Dry, II 70 l7aej greer, s3teT.
HAY-Prairis Is 70 - TinotAy ana Hsnga-
rian, y to 3ls; Balsd 40. Gil 10 tl3; Rsts. tls.
6IxD6.-Hunsarian Grass, u IS to l - 81. |,
Tinsthy, u - 20 80; Flax Seed. 81 esa9l 70.
sUNDRIxS-Onions, IS 10 IS Eggs, stos !;
YsatAsss. Ste y SIZE; Waite Beans, 90 tolls.
TRUIT-arssn applss, shoiss, o. = 10 Is =
per ~. Dried applss, 93s5 70 - IS psr bush-
u. Dried pssshss, - rs to ~ %. Raisias, %
50 . : -.
OH81BB-W. \. Is; DsnnaSk 10 70 II.
PROVISIONS - Moss Pork SIS -; Hams sl,
6houAsn Z; clsar rides 3.
1EEy-very scarce; slalls gross; ls to 80 per
quarter.
sHHEP-93 80 70 ~ 50 = hsad.
HO06.-Drsssed, ~ ~ 10 ~ -.
sALT-G. A., 81 - 70 81 - PER sask Kama
wha, 3oea1l0 per bbl.; Liverpool, 433S pr sack.
LAks - sta1 Is = Dbl.
YISH-AaeksrsI, No. 80 70 81 = bbI; No.
; ~ - ~; Ns.s 4ntetu. White, No. l 141S
y - - phAlf Sbl.j No. : ~ ~ 70 - TS. Cod
1t1k So ~ ,.
/1xclAsss.-0n New York for currency II Per
ssss.; fsrgsA Dsr ssnt. st.Louisa per cent.