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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-28
SllERlFFS SALE.
The Perry shurg Bonkvs. John Van Blarcum Henry


lluskins, ct al.
DY virtue of an al vcndi writ Of execution, with a
ID Fl Fa clause attached to me directed and deliv-
cI ed in the above entitled cause from the court OF
common pl, as of Wood county, Ohio, will offer for
sale at the door of the court house in Perrysburg on
Saturday, April 30th, \. d. 1893,
between the hours of II o'clock NJ. and o'clock L. NJ
of said day the following real estate being the und
vided interest of Henry laSkius in Inlots number one
hundred one hundred thirtyonc one hundred thiry y
two one hundred forty.one and one hundred and for
ty-two luO l3l. 1872, ltl l42) in the town OF For
tage MS laid ont and numbered in the recorded rlat
OF said town; also the south half of the southwest
Quarter of section number six CO., OF township number
four north range number eleven (ll) east except
that norton south OF the county road from Portage to
West Mlerovc; also, so mach of the town plat OF
Portage lies north of said road containing 81 acres
more or les, also. the one undivided half of lots
numhcrninety eight and one hundred and cleven(9 (9S
llIOin DeWitt's addition 10 the town of Portage
also lot number twentyeight (2S) in the town OF Por
taye all in Wood county, Ohio.
G. W. NORTON, sheriff Wood CO., o.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pm.
March II, lS59-i5wGS6,50
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SHERIFF'S SALE

ErOsmns D, PECK vs.. robert Shaw
DY virtue of III Fa writ of execution 10 me di-
ID rected and delivered from the court of comm on
pleas Cf Wood county Ohio. in the above entitled
cause, will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perrys on
Satnri0y. April 3Oth. A. d 1859,
between the hours ofl2 o'clock NJ. and o'clock p NJ.
of said day. the following real estate being ln-lot
number ass ms laid out and numbered in the re-
corded plat ofthc town of Perryshurg, in Wood cOun
", Ohio. c. W. NORTON. sheriff Wood CO., o.
JAMES MvRRAY atty plf
March II, 1859 iiw6S2 IS
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SHERIFFS SALE.

The Belmont Branch or the State Rank of Ohio VS.,
John Ellsw Nrth CT al.
DN virtue Of \ writ OF execution commonly called
ID vcndt with an order of sale attached 10 me di-
reoted and delivered in the above entitled cause from
the court OF common ploaS of wood county, Ohio
will oer for sale az the door OF thecourt house in Per-
rysburg, on
SatirSay, April so, \, u. 1859.
between the hours of ~ o'clock NJ aud o'clock p NJ.
OF said day, the folio wing real estate The northeast
quarter aud the north half ot the south quarter
section number eighteen (lS) ot township number
four iN north, range number ten (lOl east in Wood
county, Ohio, containing 2l0 acres. more or less.
&. W. NORTON, sheriff of Wood county.
JANIS MUHRAN, atty otBelmont Bank.
MarCh II, lS59--i5WVS3.G0,
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ahsrin,s Sale.
lSIAl = CdiNs
Lhin W Enhrnim Simmons

The State of Ohio vs., Fphraim simmons.
10y virtue of vendi writ ofeNecution to me direct
brdand delivered from the court of common pleas o.
Wood County Ohio. in the above entitled cause,
will oNer Tor sale at the door of the Court House ii
Perrysburg, on
Saturday MAY 81, 1850,
between the hoars Of IL o'clock NJ, and o'clock z
NJ Of said day the following described real estate TO
wt Lot number four a. in the town of Portage,
Wood County, Ohio CIV. NORTON, sheriff,
J.F. PRICE. Pro, atty.
April 81, lSlo-jOw4S2,li
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Road View Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the non resident own
y ers ofthc east half north least quarter aud cas-
half south east quarter of section H. town L. s X.
that Viewers win meet at the Court House the 27tl
of MAY 1889 preparatory 20 viewing and locating q
county road commencing AZ the east quarter post O
section II, town T. L. 5. r., thence west to the Nc
Cutchenyillc Road, and there terminate.
JOHN YEAGER, ct al, applicants.
April :, lSJ)--iswISl.l0.
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SheriH's Sale.

Peter Becker NS. John q, Albert
By virtue OF an erdcr of sale to me directed from
the CourI of Common Pleas of wood County, Ohio
in the above case will offer for sale at the door o.
the Court House In rerryshurg, on
Sctwd,y, the 2lst day of May, 1859,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock \. NJ. AMI O'Clock
7. NJ Of said day, the following lands, to wit, The
northwest quarter ot the northwest quarter of see
ton twenty six township three range twelve in Wooi
County, Ohio, containing 80 acres,
CIV. NORTON, shcrin.
J. =. pNCr atty.
April 81 lS'g--SOwASG so.
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SllERIFF'S SALE.

SNERlFFS SALE
The Toledo Branch of the State Bank of Ohio VS. Jer-
Cmiah Knoll, ct al.
DN virtue of an order Of sale TO me directed and
~ delivered from the court of common pleas OF
Wood county Ohio in the above entitled case, will
offer sale at the door of the court house in Perrys
burg on
Saturday, April 80. A. D.lS59,
between the hours oi o'clock NJ. and o'clock =. NJ
offs lid day the following real estate; The southeast
fraction of section number twenty 2ll of town
shin numhcr five (5l north, range number twelve az
east in Wood coUny. Ohio containing 1873 acres, more
or less. c. W. NORTON, sheriff of Wood CO., o.
JAMES MURRAY, atty,
March lSiO--A5Ny6SS 9S.
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NlLElllEnsN NALE-
Rboda Denn VS.. George c. Ben

Rboda Denn VS.. George c, Benn.
DY virtue of III IA writ OF execution to me di.
I'D rccted and delivered in this case from the court
of common pleas of Wood county. Ohio. will offer
for sale the door Of tho house in Perrysburg
on Saturday, April 30tb, a. ID. 1859,
between the hours of " o'clock NJ. aud o'clock p. NJ
of said day the following real estate North half of
the northwest quarter Of section number twenty-five
(22) oftownship number four a. north, range num-
Der ton (IO east, IN Wood county Ohio containing 90
acres more or less. G, W. NORTON,
JAMES MURRAY, ATTY plGl Sheriff Wood co.,0.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SAbE.

James McFadden, admir-, VS.. Price Clough, ct al.
ID Y virtue of an alias order of sale 10 directed
ID and delivered from the court of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio. will offer for sale at the door Of
the court house, in Perrysburg,
Saturday April 3Oth A. D. 1859,
between the hours of o'clock NJ. and clock p NJ.
of said day the following real estate: In-lots number
ifty-onc, ffty-two and sixtyone (jl So, Gl in the
town of Portage rs laid out and numbered in the re-
corded plat of said town. in the county of Wood, in
the state of Ohio. JAMES M'FADDEN, admir-.
JAMES MURRAY atty plf
Mnrch | Z. lS5n-45WGS2SH
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Roxanna Morehocsc VS.. Andrew Morchouse.
DY virtue Of an nj vendi writ of execution me di
ID rected and delivered from the court of common
pleas of Wood county. Ohio, in the above entitled
cause will offer for sale at the door of the court
house, in Pcrrysburg, on
Satarday April 3Oth A. d. 1859,
between the hours of l2 o'clock VI and o'clock i, NJ
Of said day the following real estate The north west
quarter of the north quarter of section number
ten (lO) township number four (D north range mum
ber nine (9) east, in Wood county, Ohio, containing
80 acres moro or less.
C. w. NORTON, sheriff Wood CO. o.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pl'f
March H. 195g-i5wGS3.25
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

James Murray VS. Edmund Bloomfield and another
admr, &c.
10y virtue Of Fl Fa writ OF execution to me di
ID rcctcd and delivered from the court of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled
causo will offer for lie at tue door of the court
house, in Perryslrurg,
Saturday. April 30h 1859.
between the hours II o'clock VI. and o'clock p. NJ
said day, the following real estate lnlot number
seventysiN (76) in the town of Pcrryshurg. in Wood
county Ohio with all and singular its appurtenanccs
Wv. NORTON, sheriff Wood cop o,
JAMES MURRAY, Pro Per.
March II, lS50-i5wGS3 co.
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Rnn,i Nnticr.

4 PETITION will be presented to the Com
~ missioucrs Of Wood County, Ohio. at their regu'
lar session in Juno newt asking Tor view. surve
mud location OF u county roNl commencing Mt the
Toledo and Woodvillc Plank Road on section line
between sectio eleven m and twelve an, in town
seven O. north range twelve (lY east, thence aort
to north line Of county, anl there terminate.
JACOB BERG, ct al petitioners.
Anril 81 lS59-5OWIN
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Jacob Myers VS.. Mary Roosc ct aI.
DY virtue of an alias order of sale to nc directed
ID and delivered from the court of common pleas Of
Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled case will
offer for sale at the door of the court house. in Per-
rysburg, on
Saturday, April 3Oth.A. d. 1859,
between the hours 81 IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock p. NJ.
of said day. the following real estate: The west half
of the northeast quarter of section numbe N,
07) of township number 6ve (j) north range num-
Der twelve l2) east in ood county, Ohio obtaining
80 acres more or less.
G. W. NORTON, sheriff, Wood co., o.
JAMES MURRAY atty prh.
March II, 1859 I5wGS3 40
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Wellington RcsCuc Case BushUcii
Takcn frOMn fail Motion for GhI-
bcns Corpus u. -. Revenue Cut-


Taken frOSh Iuil--WOtiOu for thI-
bcns Corpus y. Revenue Cut-
ter.
The new jur, in The Wellington Rescue case,
although supposed to b. better than the first,
very singulorly embraces but one Republican.
1t won't do to say that this was accidental
Bishuell. vino was found guilty by the pack
od locofoco ,ry, has ben taken from Jail aud
confined in the flee Of the u s MlrshnI.--
This step was taken because it has bccn decided
in Wisconsin, aud is supposed to b. gooI law,
that where the Uuicd States officials put pris
oncrs into county as they at once release their
hold upon them aS they are in the custody OF
the county, or SDotc, authorities. 1 got whs~
pcrrd about that Judge Sptulding had gone to
Columbus TO obtain n writ Of llabeas Corpus
from the Supreme Court for the discharge of
all the prisoners confined in the Cuyohoga coun-
~ ni under arrest for violating the Fugitive
Slave law, hence the removal OF Bushnell from
Jail. At first, the ocoioco Court proposed to
send the prisoner to some Iocoioco county for
confinement, but us such counties are too
scarce, they concluded to confne him in the
Nj rrshal'S Office
The Supreme Court arc expected to dcci'c the
motion for writ of iIob,as Corpus on Wcdnes-
day or Thursday of this week. 1t is generally
believed that it will be granted.
We have verbal report from witness in
the case, citizen Of Wellington, thotu U, s.
Rrvcnpc Cater had b3cu sent to Cleveland, and
that the prisoners would b. Transferred TO the
vessel for confinement Should this not be the
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March l7th, lSiN-4lw6S5l5
SIERIFF'S SALE

William johnson VS.. David Ladd's cx'rs.
(N virtue ofa III Ga writ of execution to me direct
- ed aud delivered from the court Of common pleas
of ood county Ohio in the above entitled easel will
offer tor sale the door Of the court house in Per-
~ sburg, on
Saturday, April 5Oth, 1852
between the hcurs Of o'clock NJ. and o'clock i. NJ
Of said dav the following real estate; In-lots number
6sl, Gs". GS7 6SS, 7O5 7OG, 707, 7l2 729 73O. 7S5
$50, 753, 75t. 759. 76O 299 800, sol. So2, S2S
s?a, s?5, 3l6. S47 3!s 34a. 35O al 379. S73, S74
S9G, S97, 3gS 4l9 420 42l. 422, 4l3 4ii, AS, 44G
i6T 4GS, 400 40. 49l, I92, 493, A?l, 5l5 5l6 5l7
SIS aaN $40, 6il, S42, SOS SEA, sos 5G6, 69S, 69j
COS 6Gs. ZOO no III, 724. 7Il 74S, 765, las, 252
952, 276, as Az 2TS, 442. 5SS 5lS 562, SCI, 5SS
$50, 6l2, 6l3 636, north half Of 202, 2O7
c, W, NORTON, sheriff, Wood CO., o.
JAMES MURRAY, atty plH,
March L. lSi9-l5w6S4l0 10
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Thc., wives Attend Them.

The wives of several Ol the Fugitivc Slave
Law prisoners attend them in their confinement
The wives Of Prof Peck, Bushnell, ard quite n
number Of Others, are couslOntanlly with them'
10 lend cheer aud encouragement not only To
their husbands, but to oil who are persecutedby
the us. authorities for believing aud defending
the great doctrines OF human freedom and equal.
ty. The mothers Of our country, by their Eea'
Tor these sacred aud eternal principles OF Right
did much towards sustaining the courage and
endurance Of the or discouraged aud hopeless
soldiers Of the Revolution while struggling Ia
maintain the principles Of the Declaration OF In.
dependence aud the women of our times ore
prepared to demonstrate that they are worthy
daughters Of such pious, libtrty loving mothers.
a DEMoCRATiC ADVANTAGE EVA udi tor
Morgan, in his paper OF the 2Olh. speaking of
the next contest IN Ohio says: :" We have the
advantage of the enemy on ali State issues, Snd
moro particularly as to The custody OF the pub
lie money"
TO he amount oi omethiug over half n mil
lion of the public money, taken by Breslin, and
cuuniycd at by Morgan, the democracy un.
doubedly have the advantage ol he rrpubl
cans bn the hardihood that woull boast Of it
publicly MS democratic advantage is certain.
~ TO be admired, o. s. Journal.
-. -s----------.
SrGAR CANE.-We fnl the following on the
cultivation Of Sugar Cane in the Ohio Cnltiua-
Tor:
Select the highest and drycst land, bordering
upon sond mit or clay. aud avoid as much rs
possible the black prnirie muck, which grows o
large, coarse CuiC, not very sweet aud is IuteI
in rpenng,
Plow deep aud ridge the same MS for corn;
pl,nt on the idecs from TO 3l feet each way,
It being less trouble to tend .hdn when drilled,
aud will produce as much juice.
Soak the seed in warm water until about
ready to sprout; plant as early as the ground
W i'll admit, and not later than the last OF May;
cover from to 7 Of an inch deep; cultivate
two plans to a bill; allow it to stool all it will
keep it clean until about three feet high, when
it will take care ofitsclE
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SHERIFF. s SALE

SHEKIFF 5 SALE.
George VI. Young vs. James j. Parks and Michael
Hays.
DY virtue AN alias vendi writ of execution to me
ID directed and delivered from the court OF common
pleas Of Wood county, Ohio. il the above entitled
cause. will offer for sale at the door of the court
house, in PER-, shurg on
Satin DAY. April 30th. A, D. 1850
between the hours of II O'Clock NJ and o'clock Z. NJ
of said day, the following real estate. ccsclibed as
nlot numbcr three hundred anl hrty.6 five (335,) il
the town of Pcrrysburg in the county of Wood in the
state of Ohio.
c, W. NORTON, sheriff, Wood CO., o.
JAMES MURRAY, atty pltf.
March II, 1887 i5wGS3.2j
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New Banks im ONO,
The State Iouraul Of the 10th says:

The State JoWrHul of the 10th says;
We learn from the Slote Department. that two
n,N banks are about io commence business In
tn,s STATE, va, ThH "FaymG's Bank oI Cam
bridge at CamhrilSc, Guernsey county. \, Is,
Clark, President, With capital OF S2oVoo'
..Wooi Grow,,s Bank at Cleveland, wltn a
capital of 925 .OO0ani pr,vilge Of increasing Ia
$4,000. TIN, hank waSyorgoni1l Jan. 1897,
bur has taken tao steps 20 s. lN'o operation un'
| of late.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

McA. Armer Va. Abiah B. Smith.
DY virtue of an alias yendi writ of execution to me
ID directed and delivered in the above entitled
cause, from the Of common pleas of Wood coun-
ty, Ohio will offer for sale at the door of the court
house, in perry.burg, on
Saturday, A pril 30th, A. D. 1859,
between the hours of II o'clock NJ and2 O'Clock =. NJ
of said day, The southeast quarter of section mum
her thirty three 33 in township number six 10y north
range number twelve az east. in Wood county. Ohio
c containing lG0 acres, more or less.
CIV. NORTON, sheriff, Wood CO., O..
JAMES MrRRAY, atty plF.
Mnrch | I, lS59-45wG$3.00
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70" DR. H. A. Ackl,y, OF Cleveland, a celc-
bracd Surgeon died whilu sitting in his Office
on Sunday last, OF congestion OF the lungs.
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Sherinss NnIn.

Feter IIersNeN v. Jlmcs VI TIptr, et aT.
Rv virtue Of an ordr of sale issued from the Court
of Common Pleas in y above entitled cause, shall
on
The 2lst day Of May 1850,
nt the door of the Court House in errysbHrg Wool
County Ohio NJ the hour OF IL o'clock A. NJ. of said
dAy olar Tor sale the following lands aud tenement'
situated in said county Of Wood and State of Ohjoant
township OF Portage lei the undivided half of th,
steam mill. together with two acres Of land OF
which said mill NOW stands being the Same decided by
Adam Ross to the said James VI riper and DAME
Mercer for " mill yard. c, W. NORTON, sheriff
j. I. Pace, atty.
Anil 81 lSSO--,iOv,1S9
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Ncpubiic,m stntc Convcntiom.

The Republican State Central Committee have
issued call for u State Conu ntion, at Colum
bus. on Thurs law the S'coul day OF June next,
for the pJtposo OF nominating candidate Tor
Governor. Li'dienant Governor Auditor, Secrc.
,ary Ond Treasurer Of STATE, Supreme Court
Judge. Member Of the Board o. Public Works,
und Commissioner of Common Schools. In
that convention. Wool county will b. entitled
to three votes Lucas, i Hancock, 1 J Def.
nncc. 9 Henry, | Fulton, ? William', (;
Pdulding, | Putnom, 2 Van Wcrt, |. Total
number of votes for the Fifth Congressional
District %. Ottawa county is entitled to one
vote. Onc delegate Is thus allowed for every
800 votes cast Ior Judge Peck last fall, and Ou
additional delegate iot each fraction Of over two
hundred aud fly vo'cs.
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-Freleuck Rahen, Master at ,h" mewery o'
Mi.larl & Co., Toledo, fell from a third story
window o the brewery last Friday night, tnd
wash.stmtly killed.
Lewis d Rnck'rhash'en appointed Soper-
intenIent Of thu Cleveland & roelo Railroad.
A dispatch from Lravenwor'h states the
maiority in favoro( a constitution to be 3'e9l
GOV. M4ary has issued proclamation TOR the
election Of delegates to a constitutional convcn'
tion, To assemble at WyanIoI in June
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Mr.. Mayo,m his haak entitled Symbols ol
the Capital" has ch'pcr on woman !"
Am, rica." in which he sUys; The crowd ot
American girls do what women would do every
where; neglect he higher culture OF the soul
in ,he scacming or waiting Cos the sensual nd
van,ascs of lir, and spend the golden years O.
cir frs, quarter of century, either IN Su
psrRcial occupations and inqniring after drS''
rable hr>ban s,ra,her than in toll'As to become
rool wives aud Republican mothers,
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From Rev. AIr.MCMULLEN

From Rev. Mr. McMULLEN Pastor of Roberts Chapel
INpIANAroaIs. Oct. S. 1857.
Drew ROBACK-Dear Sir; have used your
Bood Purifier for nervous affection. from which
have suffered much at times. While il has pleasant
taste lit certainly has happy effect upou the
Please accept my thanks for your kind regard and be-
hevc me,
Yours JW. I .M'NULLEN
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and render II enjoyable. That operating drectl
upon the poison Of disease IN the blood, they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-13
SpeciaI Notices.
HoffosUay's Pals and Osnfnsnf.-I'

HOffosDay's Pals aud Otnfnsnf.-xn-
iquitous limitations have been imposed upon the
public; but they have been driven out Of the field.
The purchaser should look for the water that
exists in every leaf of the enyeoping book if they
contain not the words, ''Holoway, New York and
London, in semi transparent letters, they spu-
rious. Sold at the mandatory, No. 50 Maiden
Lane, New York, and by All Druggists, at 25c, 63e
and 81 per box or pot ap13
One of the most prs"afenf, Gnd at the
time troublesome and painful diseases that at
tend the human iesh is the Fever and Ague. For
long time the medical world have been continu-
ally bringing forth numerous specifics fer its per-
manent cure but all without effect DIR. 5. Hos
letter, experienced and celebrated physician, has
succeeded in furnishing the public with valuable
preparation for the cure of Fever and Ague. The
steady and increasing demand lately made for the
Bitters, and the universal success attending its
use, have made for it reputation unsurpassed by
any specific of the kind. For the of Fever and
Ague, DR.. Hestetter's Celebrated Stomach Bittors
and should claim superiority any other
preparation extant.
SlSr- For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. aP13
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New York Market.
New YORK, April L:

New YORK, April ppm
Flour SOLO better, sales at 05@5 so
for superfne Western; 9O@6 SO Tor COM
mon to good extra do; 6 4o@36 so for round
hoop Ohio--closing quiet. Rye flour 70
GA so. Wheat dull and unchanged; sales
small, at / 90 for unsound Chicago spring
l AZ for winter red Western. Sales of 1900
bush rye at s6@88. Barley 60. Corn quiz
ct; Southern 83@88; mixed Western nom
inal at 74@s7. Oats dull at 53@56 for
State; 58@61 for Western. Pork dull and
lower; sales of 1900 bbls at II 6O017 Is
for new mess; Is 81 for old do 6 40 for
thin do; IL 81 for prime. Beef steady !;
sales of 500 bbls at 5O(9T 90 for country
prime Z 500s IS for ditto mess; 500
IL % for do repacked Chicago; Prime mess
tirm at II o0@2l 90. Beef hams steady
at Is 5O@l7 so. Bacon quiet Dressed
hogs dull at e(984. Cut meats dull at 61(9
81 for shoulders; s4@84 for hams. Lard
firm at ll@ll3. Butter quiet at s@l2 for
Ohio. aud l4t922 for State. Cheese dull at
8@l0
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Coop WHEAT CRoP-From every part of
the country, we hear the most cheering ac-
counts of the coming wheat crop. 1t is
supposed that the crop has so far advanced,
and the rains throughout the country have
been so abundant, that we can have little
reason to fear that either a general drought
or insects can henceforth destroy the present
general prospect of a harvest greatly ex-
exceeding that of last year. This is crafty
ing beyond expression. Many of the farmers
of the Ohio and Mississippi Vallies have been
laboring under embarrassments, growing out
of the unusual poor crops of the past two
years. who will now have an opportunity,
through the success of this years crop, to
get themselves out of debt and to breathe
much freer This, in time, will help the
country merchants out of their troubles, and
thus general reaction will take place all
over the country. Business OF all kinds
will spring forward with new life, and, if
we have profited from the late financial dis
asters, will be apt to flow more healthily
than ever. We trust the late storm has
thoroughly purified The commercial atmos-
phere, and that some time may elapse before
we are visited by another