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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-02
March 81, 1879
mo. 1901 AN ACT,

NO. loO'l AN hOl'
In relation TO Public Records.
Section L. Be IL eaueied by the GcaeraI
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That it shall be
the duty OF the county commissioners ofany
county to cau,e any public records of said
county 10 be indexed or transcribed, wheney-
er the public interest shall require the same
to be done or when the same may be necessa-
ry to faci ilate the business appertaining to
the office to which such recorLs belong; and
to pay in compensation to the persons en-
poyed for the same, any price not exceeding
FIVE cents case lor indexing, and ten cents
for every hundred words for transcribing. -
And ali contracts heretofore made by the
county commissioners Of any county for such
indexing OF oftranscTibng, are hereby confirm
ed and declared valid, such compensation to
be paid out of the county treasury, upon the
order of the county commissioners and the
order of the county auditor.
Sec.2. This act shall be in :orce from and
after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Spe aker of the House OF Representatives,.
~ MARTIN WELKER,
President OF the Senate.
April q, 1859. /"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-02
mo. l64.l AN ACT

To provide for the payment Of Indebtedness
oftOwnships incurred for the support ofthe
poor
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A CHARACTERISTIC WESTERN REMON.
STRANGE.

SThANCEs
A great company of Witnesses have been
summoned to the Capital Of Missouri to give
evidence at the coming trial Of . Supreme
{ Court Judge, and the allowance per head is
only two dollars and half with ten cents
mileage. 1t seems this amount is inadequate
to cover the necessary expenses at the Cap
ital, and the witnesses accordingly came
together, June 9, held a meeting, at which
Joseph White presided, and adopted the
following unique petition, to DO presented
to the Senate - -.~.-
To the Honorable, the Senate Of Missouri:
Whereas, Fiat justitia c9lum ruat.-
(Let Justice be done though the devils to
pav.) Your humble petitioners are men Of
like passions with yourselves, having left
our homes, wives and little ones; oxen and
asses, with all our household furniture and
goods defenceless and unprotected in dis
tant and dangerous region of this mighty
county, and have come to the capital of our
great an glorious Commonwealth, to fulfil
the requirements of this honorable body !;
and, whereas, the peas, poultry and potatoes
of this famous city empty our purses faster
than they fill our stomachs; and, whereas,
tulips and cocktails are not to be counted
upon, and we have to satisfy the cravings
OF nature with lager beer and strychnine
whiskey; and, whereas, as we said before,
"fat iustitia cGlum rudt," the sinews of
Justice, like those of war, are money; thsre-
fore We pray and earnestly entreat your
honorable body that the per diem and mile
age of this "cloui of witnesses" may be SO
inc, eassd that We shall eat of the "fat Of
the land" and not be suffered to 60 shin
ming at second class houses, cutting wood
and hoeins potatoes for our bread. There
fore, for the reasons aforementioned, We
beseech your honorable body to grant the
prayer of your humble petitioners.
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, W hna .s ao ch e and the Eassa
hall hours. withou, Ferriage Or , eps SUPER
JOHN F. TRACY. Gens sseni-
WI. ST. JOHN, General fieAes - ~
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BOOKS NOT IN PRESS.

tsThe Polishing of the Dun Cow" by the
author of ''Ths Securing of tho White
Horse"
"whity Brown poem by the author
Of "Bitter Sweet"
"Many Ways out of Wedlock," by the
author Of "Two Ways to Wedock."
"Eve Button,' by the author Of "Adam
Bede."
"Before the Sun Rose" by the author of
"While it Was Morning.
''The Live Notoriety," by the author Of
"The Dead Secret"
Swords to be Borrowed" by the editor
of "Readings for Rent"
'Lodgings to Lett" by the author of ''In-
quire Within"
"The Column of Smoke" by the author
of ''The Pillar of Fire" Decidedly better
story than the authors "Pirate of the Gulf
and "Dancing Feather"
"The Profane Truth Teller" by the au.
thor Of "The Sacred Lyre.'
''How came he by it in the first place 20
by the author of 'What will he do with it,"
These unwritten volumes can be secured
by enterprising publishers, if they will offer
sufficient inducements to the author to write
them.
CT Old Mr.. Russell wasa firly caught in
his own trap. lie was better known Ma
:jor Ben Russell, and being met by his old
friend Bushy, he was familiarly saluted with
n hearty shake of the hand:
" How do you do, cid Ben Rusaell? ?"
"Come, now" said Ma or Ben, "Pll not
take that from you-not bit Of it. You
are rs old as am this mnute.''
"Cpon my word,o says Mr.. Bushy you
nre my senior by at least ten years.
Not at all, friend Bushy; if you please,
we will determine that question very soon.
Just tell me what is the frs. thing you REQ
olect."
Well, tho first thing recollect," said
Mr.. Bushy:" was hearing people say, 'There
goes old Ben RuSseU!'i'
CT There is no disputing the truth of the
statement of Mr.. Eustis, Of Louisiana, which
he gives as reason for joining the demo-
Gratis:
Whatever errors the democratic party
may have committeeman it undoubtedly
has many to answer for-whatever inconsis
tencies it may have fallen into, we must bear
in mind that Southern men have ruled su
premc in its councils, and have held its desti
MES in their hands"
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le''@".sta - ceaaeY ~
SoR sAis u
30 \ EVEREr,
e. COmucsp r,r- VII i

g WqrSE Or 20, 70, 90
Ne Spfinger's farm, miles ~ asA..ein,.
Sk qr 3 = qr 2. ~, 40 sc,s. an sosa.
I Nv M ana, miles shove Jsdss n ,,..ossa..
,os -. gro, q, A-So acres, < ~. sie
'oe Greer, mile south Of az
Or ., n, 40-1s0 ares s,,,.. am
containing about 70 acres Of timhe, q Seef bata~
tcTbury,s, IN Shelby county. !" Ne ~ -
w ~qTN EqrNWq
sWar =, 10. 4o-24o acres, Niskn.s,ss a. Hy,
om land ON the Stage route ess, ny 'ss I,
1,'se, Joining sloeam's and Judr. s@s Y
T 1o ,..n, anu ~ flie's and Fleshe-,, !.
this; with plenty Of timber and ns,.. ss'sra lss
| near. r 49, = - AaLe'oss sss
Also, " Or n W Or; and N arsw.,,
timber. I7' ''slon Lao! 80 X
81 swar 10. and N EusEu,~ 40
Nishnaootany bottom land, miles nn,. s-ix !,
,,.n, .d' ,.pa About 10 acres
Y or and S " qr7,7 s, 3s-as,e mad.
| on the AIshnabottany River, 4 MIL, re-, keus
and me same distance above Lola. ~. ~. IN.
Pierce's farm .......-..s All SJsa;s. z
Nwars warA; wHsEqr; INDY, ~
~ nar ~; NJ Mgr; III W...rsr.,
aha r. y az 70, H. s3-s04 scr.s skgSsI
| Council Bluffs. e1a u ale
hof TX 10; HX swm,rf
| Gil Bluffs. sal' haiiss e.
Ext,wH Nwqr, and sv.xx
aI-eoo acres. bottom, slope and p2isrs Fsvy
RECON 70 miles p Of Council BIma. rsai. a,
OF timber: This very fine trsc. ,aa fsv =
OF NV qrsw Or; and " III :, .iss IN
ar a. Is. 44-2oo acres, bottom az q X h i
~ s"qr; VIZ SEqr, andsxr
acres cs; bottom land, On Little ssvs, syss
| EH ar Is; NE or yxsv
c ee1ss, bottom land on Silver Creek sEIs,ss
sswqr; and waszqr1s
yer creek bottom laid, u mile sop,h ' =,
STATE load: "s.s "a,
Eqr " ar q, rs, $50 ARA.
! Places, and G Fenner's farms Ellie Id r.
81 NEar22 and swqrSwo
| town. '| eHe mile tfal :
81 4r, and qyIess
y. $3.50 acres ca Nlshuabottsnv =, " ahasE
100 acres Of timber, balance bottom a. LEWIS G.
adjoining Mr. Trpe's md NJ Wight. ..-n' aud w.
VIZ W CT; n Ear sw az; asa w.
10 4l-l36 SO acres, on Keg creek, mis-
mil, and : mile above Mr. Minrufn farm A., :.
HSih Couhc!! Bluas. Also, single ,rse.a
! SIX THOI-SA\n Arm.
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For small sum all may oe4s a,tass '
Rhe,.a,a,i.ns, Neuralgia, Par'is'@ ,no. Ds'
Piles, letter, Felons, sseilsssf = n srss@
Wounds, Burns, Sore TAroaf, 'as. oa d r
-.st for DIR. SMITHS Electro WV
be made the victim Of fraud
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an being IN one body, in the forks II The
Tcr9'ahs y k,Tes This land lies IN sexton. .,
10, u, ~, rs, 81, Is, %, 81, 30, 81, and xTssk
10 shelly county, mile north Of Cr..iEgs,,.- ~
Aertowu,) miles south Of the location 4, ~. !.
=; miles north Of the new State Rosd = ~,
and IS miles from Council Bluffs AZ q
bottom, and Il slope and upland, with - W.
timber, weu-watered, mulattc soiI, ana an 80
the exception Of some so acres. -''I
This land Is deserving tie attention q ts,..,..,
settlement for Colony, and will b. osly ~ =
body. Terms easy. Tvs..i,T
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SAKE, the punSter polltlclan IL run
ming the gauntlet of n Il the wits in the coun-
try. since he consented to be the Democrat
10 nominee for Goqernor Of Vermont. Here
is the last jibe:
"The Democrats will win said Smith:
Quoth Dig, I" shouldn't wonder
Already they are running with
Big SAKE to hold the plunder.'
CT One OF the story writer's in Harper's
Mdgdsine has poor opinion of some sew
ing circles. Here is his definition:
A sewing circle is popular needle and
thread assembage at which iannels and rep
utations are pitiessly punctured; at which
under garments for Infants and scandal
cloaks for adults are manufactured, and all
made to fit.
eT"To err is human, to forgive d.
vine," seems to be the faith of Dan and
Teresa Sickles.
CO A person went into one Of our
fashionable refreshment rooms not long
since, and was much surprised at seeing no.
thing on the table.
"What will you have 90 said the waiter.
Johnathan stared about him, and replied,
"Dun know
Would you like a bill Of fare, sir ?"
"Thank yc,' he replied, 81 don't care if
do take a small piece"
CFThe Hon. Israel Washburn, of Maine,
gave the following felicitous sentiment a,
the late Bangor celebration on the ith:
Our Country-Our Country, right or
wrong when right, to DO kept ri ght when
wrong, to be put right"
rT I tel! you, Susan, that will commit
suicide if you don't have Inc.
Well, Charley, as soon as you have Civ
en- me that evidence of your affection, will
believe you love me-"
lie Immediately hung himself aron her
neck, and said:
"Thers, is not that On act Of Sueyside?"
She caved.
~ To do good is of the very nature Of
God, as it is the nature Of fire to warm, or
light to shine.
y We ought not to judge Of mems mer-
tbs by their qualifications, but by tho use
they make of them.
c. According to the articles Of war it is
death to stop cannon ball.
90 Borrowed thoughts, like borrowed
money, expose the poverty Of the borrower.
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DR.. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGF
a Nd
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the alta:
W ton of the Trade, and mon
especially the Physicians Of ta,
country, to two of the most pop. !
lar remedies now before the publ:
We refer to /
Dr.: Chas. M'Lans's Celebrated /
Verni1uge and LiverPlA
We do not recommend them 4
universal Cure-alls, but simply fl
what their name purports, VIZ:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from tn.
human system. 1t has also bea
administered with the most zti,
factory results to various .in.nas
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINS,
all BILIOUS DERANCEMENTs, Sex
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases Of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Q.,I
nine, they almost invariably Tx.
a speedy and permanent cure.
AS specifics for the above me-
toned diseases, they are Unrivses::
and never known to fail when i.
ministered in accordance with Ii
directions.
Their unprecedented poPul1z7
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose OF their Drug bushes
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last TSen7
Years, and they will now give 'h1
undivided time and attention %
their manufacture. And be!nst'
termined that DR.. MLanes lts
brated Vermifuge and Liver ~
shall continue to occupy the 4'
position they now hold among Oh
great remedies of the day, tr
will continue to spare neither on
nor expense in procuring the ."
and Purest material, and con-
pound them in the most thoroas
manner. Address all ordersto
FLEMING BROS. Pittsbu'.h u
! Ps Dealers and Physicians ordering f hS. -,
than Fleming Bros, will do well to write @s- -
distinctly, and take none but Dr. TLdntt w. :, m
Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh, Pa. To those wisn'is :. n
them a trial. win forward per mail pss, Pc y, ,la
part Of the United States, one box Of rus ;ia, a
threecent postage stamps, one vial Of sr,Ss nd
fourteen three-cent stamps. All orders E'-
be accompanied by twenty cents exaa
F. GEEsAMAN s CO.,
At Council Bluffs, sole dgenSl0 M
Iord aud Nebraska.
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Mr.. La Mountain has challenged Mr.. John
Wise to test their " relative capacity, STEM
tiically considered, in trial trip from San
Francisco to the seaboard with balloons" p
Mr.. Wise, in card, published in the ST..
Louis Democrat say that his " thoughts are
now turned to tho crossing of the Atlantic,
and with precision much better than was
the trip from St. Louis to New York. have
fully resolved on that, because | have
learned in the st. Louis trip that it is easier
to accomplish than had heretofore thought
it was.
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% At Norwich, Conn, on the i, party
Of Juveniles pararded the streets with a ban
ner, on which was inscribed the following
words: I" tive US liberty, or give US con
tactionery.'
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c. They had very lively game of bal
at Ashtabula on the Fourth, and the venera'
tls Joshua R. Giddings made the highest
score, never missing the ball when it came
near him.
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90 Borrowed thoughts, like borrowed
money, expose the poverty Of the borrower.
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20 ""Ds SUGAR.
so brls prime n o Sugar;
40 hrls CIaf.ti'!e
90 brls Crushed {"
40 hrl> PnIvc:IzeL -
so scks tuftce;
40 hriS M"la,>e>'
30 hIf brl> DO;
80 10 gal KEGS do;
80 hrls n o Molasses;
rs hlf " "
10 hrIs Golden Syrup;
10 hlf
b hrI> Lard OIL:
4 hrl> LIn,rrt UIl;
100 ks White I.r"!,
100 brls star WHISKY;
rs hlf brls d"
40 hrl> Rye and BUrhoru;
Is Cks assorted Brandy;
6frls y F. Rum;
- IamdIoa Rum;
5 " Holland Glp;
10 " Tar;
10 tiPrCeS Rice;
10 hX> Cream Tartar;
40 d"z BroomS;
300 = Sash;
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ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING !
can be done at this establishment
IN 4 WORKMANLIKE MANNER
1T Is BEYOND SUCCESSFUL DISPUTE
That the facilities in this establishment for
y eat and Expeditions

JOB PRINTING, are no, surpassed in the State
The materials are all entirely new, comprising all the
later and most approved styles Of Type, Border Rules
&C. together with two POUer Job Presses Of the best
patterns 1t will ever be the ambition and deter
mination Of the subscribers that all work executed at
this establishment, shall be distinguished by the ,ca-
lures necessary to constitute it nonparciE-namely
correctness and sdtness Our personal superintenI-
ance in job Printing guarantees the faithful perform
ance Of everyjob We invite patronage with the as>u-
rance to all that long experience and unsurpassed
will enable usto execute all orders entrusted
to me, in never before attempted in this CITY,
nor surpassed in the State.
MAYNARD Il PROVOST.
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CT Cooley, who offered to blow up a
steamer ut Cleveland for a consideration,
has been sent to the penitcnt!ary for FIVE
years, for passing counterfeit money.
CT The Italian editors are heard Of again.
The morning after the French occupation OF
Milan, several journals that had been sup
pressed by the Austrian government reap
peared. One had been suppressed FIVE years,
and in the last number had promised the
conslusion of story in the next, True to
promise, the next, at the end of five years,
took up the story where it had been felt off,
0nJ concluded it.
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w We ought not to judge of mems mer-
tbs BY their qualifications, but by tho use
they make of them.
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O. According to the articles Of war it is
death to stop cannon ball.
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COLONY

'oIA I THOUSAND ACRE
II valuable farming land. suitahI,tora
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as o. 49,


sURRows-At Motfs.9Sr = Saturday, March u,
Ffsnes, lsEc. .. the ls,- s.ufe-- l,0~s q Cincinnati
ss .isivs. ,si fi,pd. invited attend her funeral
~issopt fI;ssI notice on Weanes S s 81. 1,e 70
Adams, Brooklyn The remains viii be taken to 0feen"0'a
for in.srDent.
pELkNY - II Brooklyn on Monday' March H. Mira hirS
Mar iisnda tAo,- Of the family friends Of her son the
-, D1 h,I. Delsny are Invited attend her
sopera on THURSDAY, l7h at oaock p M. nom her late
pNssoN-In ts city on Monday March H. Mary CsheIne
sOS.5n daughter .! Michael AID Maria pob'0n aged Il
ssaonths
S.uss powsDs nA1s Of Kilkenny Ireland, aged "a years.
spwARDs-Ip Jsuey City, Monday, March Il Of ina.T
I'd C.,SariOs Edwsld,, sssa years and 10 months
<IsNEr-I2 al; city or sl9dsy March Is Lava ne
RyNr On reeseay March IS Cynthia Gaoshter o! Samuel
asss ..s geo yss;. ., ~. , ,.a
% attend the funeral services TIL, "Wednesday afternoon q.
sOck q. the rsaepoe Of her father No ~ fiTs; street
not sn rlui.ssy morning, naISs Il, :, c'SioSE.
MAsLEY-In BrOollyn, on Monday morning Mach a. Jane
! .t.slsy. Of oousunp;!eE.
MA lCN-At No. rs East Tweuiy seventh street, Mon
AZ lsi March ~ winian hsrn0D native Of SF h'9s'
Ss~E. 'tesns, aged oil years.
Nroa- Tuesday Marc Is Mr.. vlr1nia Frances vii, 4
1879 knex eyed y years. m01s' soe esyI As' iS''
rlsssss ssG sisass Of tb- family are re,poey ip1,a
ns.at as funeral without flrssr noace or WstnoIdsy
Bro ~ fs.in. S b Be- aisa to Es, chester 70;
krLLy-s t'sossA. en- r.iisy March II. Fsash Ksay.
LELAEo-cs DE, aaaggiet, March IS H,ary sAsfaasa
ne hispo. q ne - @yissd 10 .siend .' fpsrs i,oa
LsAyIrs-Ia prssiy,; Tos.a.y NA,eA IS SAMUEL Ca
Lssv fogIta son " >" ''''"s A'a'l sssa - Jc1s .
months and AZ Gays
McoABEIp III: cay q ~ s, Y M = s' '0' ."
severe ilpess, Ellen VIE " N'''s A0'Aoes
Mos r ss Il. s .s'j z.
80 ys0 VI ter csc.
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LUcKLEss ADyESIUREs or JERSEY SfiSsrER.-
Hi.s Margaret LsDoD, msid who had for SONS time
Keen servant in tie family Ct q Mr.. Hart, az Ses-
Ia, n. J., was about three weeks since decoyed to
this city By man who calls buafelf DIR. LHNus H.
woods, aud prols,Ees to have an Office 10 Broadway
The Doctor was rusticSting ct that vllsge, and
Iurns The sudden il meas Of son OF farmer Hart, was
called 20 take the RESPONSE 'hiy Of doing phyScia1s
duty in shch lie dd no; hesitate, though the boy dei
On his hands.
Feecing Mss Lemon on. Of tl20, under pretsuse Of
napyipg her. the doctor left her, after u;inG every
means to seduoe her a, Pstton's Hotel 10 this city,
sBeging that he uus instantly leave for Boston. Mes
Lemon then took lodgings al another hotel, where she
remained until al her yAuabes had been pledged for
board, when ste engaged heraef TO a Mr.. William
EAipps, market fnap, ct Washington Market, as
salsswomar. She remained urtl yesterday in thSt
situation, when she made application at the Mayors
cffee Tor redress. The matter was given into the
haIds of Justice Connolly.
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Albany Live Stock Market.
RepV,hd (oY 1h Y. Y. 1yibias.


TIE receipt, of Ell AEis Ills week ,tov fAlns OF. Cattle
erd sheep good prices AMI Hee' duh Tue supply
Ct bseves being teai sdot aud tie quality Eaca iae
Tcr 10 sht be fsed suotter 100 1 bat prices have ad
raL stou tie Ezus with quick sses tie Eastern
bae here g. lager nlpbos thar usr b.. have 20
hlLtJ "a iEsy ay tie New Yorier oubid them Col Hay
W.si 90 aud Coot CO. fer Brighton. The Cattle dls-
,rieuied a. toe dftIeIt yards odow' A. aofe' 5o a.
Hunters 30 ct 6J.UP's so We quote prices tbs web
CO. fdflr, and lIfe icY 5QSic.
Frsn /. sold "a Il nois ss2 y kesi: weigh. LIS
r. A. p Bgi org sold Bsrro- Of Bris6'ou /; s:..s At
lead D. HsETys'!d IS Aineis e. e. = head weisr:
ssl,eeser sold Monroe OF Br'sh.on 70 s.se az p
head ssus % So ,soss tl Ic Do.haIa Bull
weizh zee D, lor which Ar refrsed sl5
BsiwtA sold . John PEPs Of Place, Il s.sts q:
- hesei about ! 30 . v,isl;.
sp,J Harlan ,cid % Hoi.orb q sew.York 81 IsaA-.
e. fs7 IS Z head; Seiaht abou. 80 p eseh.
MeirtJIe& Co. SOD "a Iowa al s1S " & head weight about
saIu,l Hcvlsy sod 70 George Drso & OHIO set be-
CT bet eI than SC.
L..derbsei pyr,L,s.d IS head s..s Of Y Otsley IS
eesd seTg wash we're Is head FED u CSrHehe. tSa o.
F. ' CDtsIo Cc?Ly i4:ttn.d 50 an e1SesI ooe %. CT
vht sh,d e: b ne SO n taeJ were led iolr or nvs
moths wbou; any waer lie ihen nach 60 n usA
Ley fod est and % scps scr trtrf, tn1 seJs eey 'ec
quicker tan any teeFes Dc ever ed go, -,
H. Wright sol6 10 State, aba. LOO ssch. ~ tsure
fgl,l 10 &c. Marx Eaigst SOD % Cus 100 o. onssln
Eer 18th sys sc!j fcr - ,, LEAD be
De orrsa Them q. nso scr 81 s. tL 70 rser .5zsh
when the sish; l. le.s ;k,n IS !: ray be I'll light bat
srarPrts .rT.i, have allen % It's wrek patoi I. er
pec,6 liz Of IL 1ssr go.s !eHAa bya. and
" Brclan s,1 % r. Hume Of EeEYoss las heal. we.s,
"a q eseh % &C. A ~ AioE!oe 4 Brst0r boE.t, "a
iese sc r. sEd 50 ssi Of Joln saSlons. IS Cari.
Was tel,kt o yriaa nrae Of .s county "a head very 81
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puIcts.I have been maze during tie month
sailing the for Europe, Of 10
q cert ta place In brovD snd' owing almost entirely 90
tie decline kXchAnge which hsb tster here
tee cootinue % b Lcressed scale sod
exporters 10 purchase, at these elevated
uces the quie. ar, Are far superior Wis., t1ey lave
been The eu.~s since LAT monthly
rrroi lave been 1894 bes H. 6 tuIs sgsns. 10 ~ TINS
during The time st yesri aud the total entries an the
st October 81 o2 tuLs, sssr 81 80 tens during the
resof oflst The duIrs the month have
been 10 rs iuu the tots PneDts since let Octob-r st
teen 2iS2 tuL sgAirst t' turs during the same period OF
Lass
BiDEsssles have taken place % extent 2Gd 5 ~
n consider the ast rate quotation to-day.
CoDFIsH-Tkeie have been eleven srval. with - i diun.
witch sold q, prices ysryicg from lloo drum e'b9s go
DO credit three vee with t,gi2 drums and tubs
eeeded Bali. and Rio de Japero TOT wnoh
sod and the STOCK which st month H. 80 drums 10
II eco leaving n s6 drums for the motifs supply Of
ety ard outpor's
fLoUs-Tbe receipts have bsen 1903 bis, viz: so
New Orleans, wsich sod At solnsiDs less than IS bel
2y9 bis oestD AioD Il good barcs sli Al ~ roo
q DO t9 bl from New Yoit o. varous brands az Ia o. -
20 DO Philadelphia different ersno sod at pe no,
us bb 1Ii,ste sold et p $50 q and co.'s bis
An eesD 30 &c. Gen nd 800 from Bio de Jsueiro
rstsrE 5y The importers Two and haf DO
ls2 b proceeded % he South, aud tie stock, which last
moth 10 eco bbs il eco DO leaving Is ca o0
t1e moItLslUpIy OF city az outports