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Nevada national., 1859-12-10
SUMMONS,
SUMMONS,
State OF California yu.,ie,tfr..xf
County Of Nevada. SO
ts"nship Of Eureka. Before ". W. carertoh. ~,
II. N, Moore, vs. ID. Yallandisxss-,.

bs"n'hip Of Eurrka. Before ". ". carerioh. ~,
II. N, Moore, VS. d. yaI,andisRas~.
The People Of the State Of California &, \ y,na
dinshAm-fou arr hereby susu,aned to sp,,,, l..
fore the undersigned siire Of the P.ar. At n. ,f
ice on Moore's Plat. in said Township en- w,p,.J,,
the nth day OF February. d.. Is'O ai II % r,..i
=. m, 10 answer 10 the complaint nf H. NJ Moor.
Who demands Of you the of Ninety tive d.ll.r.
and seventy .hve cents. principal. and III, sum VI
one Hundred and Thirty three Dollar, and Yif,,s
Cents interest ailrdgrd 10 be due him from ,.a. a,
per note ON fle in this once
On failure so 10 appear and answer judgment viIR
ne rendered against you for the said sum Of to-
hundred and twenty-sI Dollars and ibir,s.oas esutr
and costs Of suit
Given under my hand this 18th day Of October. a,
D., 1889 W. W. CAPFRrOS J.
Amdsvf being hled BY the Plaintiff in the ~ithiu
cause thss due diligence has been exercised 10 pre-
cure service on the within defs adant and fs,th.r
AYERS that he has good rssson to believe tAat The
above named defendast has left the state and kss
been ordered BY me that qualifications be made in the
Nevads National. weekly newspaper. published IN
srass Valley, Nevada County, state Of California
once each week for the term of three month. frova
the 6rst publication thereof.
tl3-3ml W W. cAPERTOy JP
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
Important to Teamsters and the
PUBLIC GENERALLY
n. H. DRNMAN.

Y. HI. DENMAN,
yJyorID respectfully inform his Old Customer, md
w the Public that he has permanently located bis
CARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STREET.
Adjoining Mr.. campbels Smiths shop,
Where heis now prepared to Manufacture and Repaii
Carriages and Wagons Of every description, in The
best workmanlike manner, and upoa the mostreason.
able terms. So All work warranted.
81 Carriages Painted and Vanished. "a
Grass Valley, Oct. is. 1855. ar
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
NOTICE.

state OF California, County Of Nevada
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons interested In
.ns Lslate OF JAMES II. McMURTRY, deceased, to be
and appear before the Probate Ceurt IN s.;d CO...
y, a. the regular term thereof, to be held at the
es mouse In the City Of Nevada on Monday, the
xs'n DAY o. Novenber, 4. d. 1850 ct 10 o'eioei
~ o. Az Gay, and show cause Why the Petition Of
me sale Of the Real Estate eft the said deeeaed
thersin described, should not Be granted asA the
'snie M oe sod IN aeeordanes with ssi4 petition.
BY order Of the Court,
JOHN s. LAMBERT, Clerk.
izth Per Jos. NJ Levey, DEP.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
TR il I0GRAP HR.

The Subscriber takes this method Of informing
the citizens Of Nevada County that he has re.6tted
his rooms and Is prepared to take all Kind. Of
Pictures known to the Heliographie Art, unsurpss.
sed IN the world and he has made special arrange
ments for person. coming from distant parts OF the
Country and would say TO all such that provided
perfect satisfaction Is not given, he will not only not
charge for work, but will pay them for their time
snd trouble In calling.
These arrangements have been made in view Of the
fact that the Country i flooded with unskiful one
rstors, whose work IL not only wanting in chemical
but owing to the improper Of the chemicals en-.
ployed. they rendered perishabe and worthless
To avoid the impostions prsctieed the citizen. Of
this aud the adjoining counties most respectful
ly invited To call him at his Rooms In Grass val
lsy. where he will be be founi ready. at all time,
and in all kinds OF weather to take pictures in the
best style BY all the various processes now know,
soms of which follows
Ambrotypes, Melainotypes, Paneotypes,
Photographs 6tsrssssspie Pictures. Dc.
f-~ ANa1 BnD 6f. Y. vovp.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
County Of Ssr.d. justices c'aH
Eurrka Township. Before W W. cap.r,os JP.
ii. Nj. Moore, vs.. d. Yallandip rAsrs,
The People of the state Of California to.H v.iH.
dingham-iou are hereby suhnone, I'd spc,sr h.
lore the undersgnsd Justice ef the P,ac. =, M. ~
ice on hoores Flat, in said Hownship. ON w,d,..
DAY The nth day Of February. 4. u. lao a, I2.,.
clock u, to answer to the complaint OF d N MO-.
who demands Of yen the sum Of Une Hundred "a
Ihirty-hve Doliars, prinripsi and the ,un ~ a..
Hundred and Ninety -four "lsi4,s nd Y,ri, C.n,. -
ter"st alleged to be dns hins ysu a. Der no,s ar
tile Ia this efflee.
on failure 20 10 sPPesr ard. sh-wr, Jnagm.n, -ira
b. rendered against you iUf Sic laid sam ,f A.. 40,
and Costs Of suit w
Given under my hand this i9ili dss Of ve,,..r a
H. 1852. " ~ cAi'sprns
Ahda'r being shed by the Plainiit N N. ,>yAfx
cause that due disissnce has been ersr-is.s Il, s,,
cure service M the wirhia dsreniant, ,da H,,,L.,
AYERS that he has good ressob TO bsli.,s tN,, a.,
above named defendant hz- ltff the i, ~.
been ordered by fhe that publication he rsa, in ~.
Se'sda NATIONAL. weekly newspaper pnhli.bsa In,
Grass valley, in the County nf Nevada .t,,s ~ "a
n"rnis once week, for the period Of thr,e m,.tl.
from The dale Of hrss publication
F-am Wv. eApERFos. Jr
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
THE HO wLAND
ROTARY DAYX'RnX.

I'VE are prepared 10 furnish at short notice
w theabove Battery, and would request the atte.
ntion Of all Quartz to 1t previous to the erection
OF mil For efficiency In ettrAting gold, IL Is be
coming celebrated, and We have hestanee in pro.
nonneing Its uperior iu every respect to any nov
in use.
At our request Mr.. ALMARTN n. PAUL. superin.
teudent Of the Oriental Quartz Mil. near Nevada
city has consented TO explain the working of the mill
and show its efficiency to any who may feel interest
and all judge OF Il better by seeing 1t in prac
tical operation. would refer Quartz men of New.
ada county to him.
GODDARD, HANscOM 4 RANKIN,
46-6m Pacific Foundry. San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
SUMMONS.
SUMMONS.
state Of California, Justice Courr.
County Of Nevads, SSS
Township OF Eureka. Before W. W. Caperton. gF

S'c.s co.O,v 2, cs,ilS,n,. ~ Sn Justices cOurr
Township of Eureka. Befor. W. W. c.per,on, gr
II. ". Moore, W. d. vallandinpham-
The People sf the state of California to D. vAl.u
diAgham-- You are hereby summoned to appear b,
fore the uudersigned Justice Of the Peace AZ b. Of
aee on hoore's Flat, in said Township, on wsdp,s.
day, the 27th day of February, A. d 1850 A. 10
e'eioek a. m, TO answer to the Complaint Of II -
Aosre, who dema sds Of you the sum Of One H,n.
dred and Thirty four Dollars, principal andthe sun
OF One Hundr dreu and Ninety.two Dollars and Sinet,
six cents, interest, alleged TO be due him from yo.
as per note on file in this eaice.
On failure so to appear and answer Judgment will
De rendered against you for the said sum Of $500 %
and Costs OF Suit ~
Given under my hand this 18th day Of October
A. D., 1859. Wv CAPyRroS
Amcsvit being fled by the Plaintiff In the vithSs,
cause that due diligence has been exerced To nrs
cure service on the within defendant and further
AYERS that he has good to believe that d,f,s
dAnt has left the state and has been ordered hv
me that publication be made In the Nevada Nstiop.r
weekly newspaper published at Grass VALLEY in ths
eounty OF Nevada, state Of California. one. In each
Aeek Tor ths term OF three month. from d.t. AZ
uehestion. lla-amI W. W. cAPERToN, JP.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10

Is nor less than what its name implies each
dose Of one table spoonful contain 1--WE grains Of
iodde ofPotass. We defy competition in thsartice,
parlla Root direct from Hou duras and Iodide OF
Patass direct fron England in large quantities
sequently we believe are the only firm who can
furnish the same article At 81 per bottle 1t be
sold by all respectable druggists at the above price
Be careful and get the genuine article--use none
other, and from past experience weii assured
that IL will give perfect satisfaction to every person
who may use it-paeked in one and two dozen cases
ready TO ship to any part Of the country Druggists
will hnd II to their advantage tos,l this sarsapari
Ia In prefereuee to all others.
X. HALL. 4 co. Proprietors,
ls3 and las Clay Street, below Montgomery
:7-ly San Francisco.
VIZ LoUEESHEsER, Agent, Grass Valley.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
Owner Wanted.

An owner is wanted for . small size, Gray are
Colt about four years old, Smooth shod trots well,
under the saddle. Branded cY on left hip. TAX.
en- near Nevada City, Oct /, 1889, from the posses
sion OF one Dunszn Ne Crae. also one Spanish saddb
th an old s.nachere," and an old Bride
The ovnsr is requested prove ..tis and tass the
rrereTty away. CAL ~ tia sLsrie's Once, Nevsda.
8 3. Van Hsgsn. Sheriff Nevada C.
Per ID Burriil, uader sherif
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
THE PI.OrGH.

Col spesd the piongh. and bless tho harls
That till the fruitful earth
The-r'- not an this green isni gsm,
50 bright a. honest Worth.
let ths.s -he plough the sm-rala sod,
Or brsai the .'uhb"rn soil.
i.'as np ~ith hope. sna Providence
win hl.s. their anfiou. toll.
Nor l-t the .sardr pioaghman shrink
From learning all he can.
For ~. truth endorsed By all
'''Hs mind that makes th. man.
Ana though the hands are hard with toll,
Aud hnshsd the manly brow.
II msiisrs not--for God will bless,
The labers Of the plough.
whsr'sr the glittering plourhshArs CLEANS,
H>n.sth the sunny shy,
The tender blade and rip.ning ear,
Ar. sure to greet the eye;
And waving fields. and glorious shsav.,.
The pioughmsn's hope and pride.
crown the bright promise Of the Spring,
A. coming Autumn.tide.
rsough 'ovly be the ploushmsns lot,
His hrnest heart IL light
Bsst with III. song Of birds BY day,
And sweet rernse At night.
ne dsw-drops sparkle at his feet.
The flowers before him bo-.
And every zephyr bears its prayer,
For blessings on the plough.
The ploughmsn is a merry wight.
lie turns the soil aud Sings
And, while he earns his crust, he feels
He Knows the precious seed he so~s,
viii rear the golden NOV,
And rich and poor unite 70 bless
The labours Of the plosgh.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
Legal Notices.
Summons,

STATE OF CAIIFoRNIA-CouSTf OF Srv.n.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE lsth JUDICIAL pIsfrIs5;
OF SAID STATE 'N4ef
THE PkoPLx or rnk STATE or CAuoRNI-To ruys
HARrERY, Greeting You are hereby sum muonss 4.
appear and answer the complaint Of LEVI SANFORD
hled against you and PffLO J. FULLER within n.
Days from the service Of this Writ. n sery.A :.
you in this County within twenty days n ssrv,S =,
you In this district and out Of this COUNTY ..A
within forty days II served you In the stsfs s.S
out OF this District in action eotnneneed On tAe
nth day Of October, A. d. 1889, in sad Csurt Tor
the recovery Of the sum Of Six Hundfed and Yortv
three Dollars and Fifty Cents aledged TO Be due ts
Plaintiff from Defehdants upon certain promisorv
note, with interest thereon from the 2eth day cf
March, A. d. 1865, at the rate Of ten ptr er1t pef
annun. and also fot defendants costs % ths suit
All particularly set forth In Pitts Complaint u
the action now oh Gle in the Office Of the Clsrh Of
this Court.
And you heteby notified that II you fail TO sp.sr
and answer said complaint herein directed Plania
viii take Judgment against you therefor By default
together with ali costs Of suit and also demand Of
the Court such other relief is prayed for in his
said Complaint
In testimony whereof, ]. JoHN s. IANByRT
Clerk OF the District Court aforesaid do h,reupts
- set my hand and impress the Seal Of the
us said Court, at Once, In the citr OF NJ.
| vada, this 18th day bf November u.
~ 1859. JOHN s. LAMBERT C1Sfi
BY Joseph Roberts, btpdiy.
BY Order Of Hon. David Beiden, County Jusr. =
and for Nevada County, California
True Copy-Attest JOHN $. LAMBERT. C1k
Per Joseph Roberts, Jr., Deputy.
Aeeonheh s'iesi At'y Tor Plths. 17.sn
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
DECLARATION.


LvS0w ALI. MEN BY THESE PRESENTS tn Of
N SARAH CRANE, wife Of Thomas ?. Crane, now
sf the Township 81 Grass VALLEY. County of Nevada
and State Of california do hereby declare and pub
h.h my intsntion from and after this date tn carry
on business in my own name and for my own benrft
10 vit That OF keeping . Day and Boarding
School Farming and Ranching In all its branches,
keeping dairy buying and selling Of Cattle and 9th
Or stsck. buying and selling Real Estate Leasing and
Renting the same. including all matters OF Business
that may leyitimately sppertain thereto.
And do further declare that the sum invested By
me In the above business does exceed the Of
Five Thousand Dollars.
Witness my hand, the 18th day of October, 4. q.
1859. SARAH CRANE
egned in the presence Of 5. c. RIcH.Kksos.
State Of California. Nevada County, :.
Township Of Grass Valley.
SBsfore me. 4. c. Richardson, an acting Justice II
the peace In and for said County this DAY personal
" appeared sarah Crane wife OF Thomas 7. Crane
personally known to nas To be the person whose sig
nature Is seixed to the foregoing Declaration, and
Who is described therein. Who upon examination by
me, had, separate and apart from aud without the
hearing Of her said husband, and tho contents Of
the said Instrument having been By explained
aud made kno<n to her. acknowledge To me that
sue executed the freely and Voluntarily for the
aud purposes therein expressed without fear
from undue influence or eompulsion upon the part
Of her said husband, and that she has desire to
rstrHet the execution Of the same
In testimony whereof have hsrsunts set ny hand
tais, shs lsth day Of oetoeer. 4 :lsse.
Is aESS1~ Lr. Grass Vale, rsvn,rir
Nevada national., 1859-12-10

~ a CARD.-.-Is IL n well known
fncs among the medical men. that there has long
been wanted good and reliable preparation Of
SAfSAPARll.I.Aas nearly all that ssfn tured
in the East. CONTAIN SPIRITS. and some them even
MERCURY although protesting not 10 do so-conse.
quently for all cutaBeous diseases &c. they in
jourioes instead OF fbese6ciaz-Now in the prepara-
tion We offer to the public willing to show
the receipt to any ose-no matter who-docior or
no doctor as every man has right to know what he
10 taking
Nevada national., 1859-12-10

~ Fire! Fire Fire look to your sases-ses
that you hsv. Que Of nltos 4 NeFsrisna's Yire ana
Durrisr Prcof ssfes.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
SUMMONS.

County Of Nevada, as W n Ctssn
Township Of Grass Valley. Justice Of ~, P..e.
1sHE People OF the State Of Cal,fortl. 10 n Ipr,
i W. LEWIS. GREETING =
fou are hereby summoned TO appeal before b.s
At my Ohee, in said Township, on Eondss mn.
lzth day OF December, 1889. at 10 O'clock A n 10
answer to the complaint Of GEDRGEN. BROWN ~.
demands OF you the sum Of Two Hundred doiAfs. A.
per copy Of complaint now on file in r,y ofses -.
Judgment viii be taken against you for the ssd
amount together with costs and damages II Won f.ii
TO appear and answer.
Greeting MAKE legal service and du. return 1850
A. ID. 1859. " n ri Ipp ~'"'
s'Sm justice OF the Peace of said Csss
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too, may favor her. 1t Is desperate resort, but
che has chosen 1t deliberately and must abide
the end.
France the present struggle Is also
one OF reat import. It IL the eoort
to destroy that Infamous partition of Eu-
rsle, made at the Congress Of Vienna, from
~e'ch she was excluded. and where her rights
&c ignored. Louis Napoleon has prepared
himself for it. Never was his empire so power
Ia, on land or sea, as now. Never wa, France
be ter guarded by treaty alliances based upon
copn TN interests. Her resources are fossered.
Der energies concentrated, and her aim, guided
by the most astute mind in Europe Acd be-
Jond tbs, seeking as she does t, overturn the
worn ont dynasties that have SO long tramnellcd
the nations, she W II have large share Of popu
lar SYM athy and render difficult, if not inpos-
slbl', the vast alliance which overthrow the first
empire To Europe, war begun with the pur-
pose of restoring constitutional rule to italy,
and founding its governments upon the consent
of the people, is pregnant with great changes. 1t
must extend, and before it is closed II will de-
stroy forever the absurd axiom that kings
govern by divine right
twill not be without its effect in England too
The popular feeling there has long sympathizcd
with Italy, and no government can hold its place
if it opposes the present movement of France !;
and it is even doubtful if it can SO far sustain
Austria as to preserve q neutral position The
tory patty will try to do this Lord Derby
talks about not looking W. til ind ffereace upon
any alteration Of the occupation Of the A lrlatic
and It's shores, and Of England's vast interests
in the Nee iterranean. But these interests can
be better Preserved by a peace than by war
with Frarce The old tory policy in the rcla-
tons of continental Europe cannot be revived
with any chance Of success before the people of
England. They care too little for the int ,res
of T. 'rol can deepots, and too much for the vel
fare of civilization, to consent to that.
The effect of this war upon us will be in every
respect great. 1t is a war of passion as well as
Of principle, and will, at no distant period, ex-
tend far and wide, wrapping Europe in one gene
raj confagration. Politically, industrially and
commercially its import to us cannot be over
rated. But if we would reap the harvest it may
bring to us, we must be prepared to take at once
the stand which it becomes great nation to
take. Belligerents as well as neutrals must re-
spect our 5ust rights, and to make these to be
respected we must be ready to defend them.
Our navy will be called into the most active
service, and the government should put it upon
the most efficient footing
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The Conduct of the French and English
Ministers In Mexico Reputiated-The Conn
misaionership OF Patents-New York Qua
rantine Affairs, &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.


OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON May 6, 1852
The British and french Minister'S here have assured our
government, in the most positive terms that the action Of
their Ministers in Mexico s without authority from the
home government and that their course will not only be
disapproved, but severely condemned.
The new Commissioner of Patents will be appoint tod TO-
morrow. The applicants for the post quite numerous
but the contest between Vim. D. Bishop Of Connecticut
and David l.. Seymour, Of New York. Mr.. Bishop hay
ing Just been defeated for Congress- will probably get IT,
There is some talk Of removing two persons who arc
at the head Of two important bureaus and who have rc
comfy been caught plotting against the Administration
one in favor Of Seward and the other for Douglas The
matter ID now under advisement
Ex Governor Seymour here present as one OF the
recently appointed Quarantine Commissioners for the pur
pose Of comforting generally with tho government upon
the subject Of Quarantine regulations &c. He has sug
gested the propey Of the Navy Department lending one
Of the old line Of battle ships for the purpose of floating
hospital is understood no wever that there are many
obstacles In the way to say nothing Of the rather serious
difficulty thai there is such vessel now available all
the line of battle ships capable Of floating being used a.
receiving ships. The Department has authority to lend
any Of tho national vessels to State authorities and IL
would therefore require the interpositon of Congress
which throws the whole thing over 1t is very easy IL
tho Commissioners determine upon the proprey Of float
ing hospitals, 10 hire merchant ships FOR that purpose
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The SPEECH or Mr. RrvEs-We publish to.
day special report Of the late political speech O
Hon. Wm G. Rives, at Richmond, Va. His
programme, as therein laid down, may he re-
duced to three points--the suspension Of the
slavery agitation, acquiescence in the bred Scott
decision, and general war upon Mr.. Buchan-
ans administration. Barring some features of
The bred Scott decision, this is the platform OF
Mr.. Bates, Of Missouri Ex Governor Hunt, of New
York, and other old lire wings, who dream Of the
reconciliation Of the old wing party Mr. Rivcs,
like the rest Of tlege old gentlemen, has been
asleep teQ long, and IN waking up addresses him
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War In Europe-The Ranging OF the Nations
and Its Results.

The news from Europe by the Niagara leaves
no doubt that war has been formally declared
between Austria and Sardinia, involving France.
The exact position Of affairs at the latest date
was this:-Austria had rejected the final PROPOSE
ton Of England, demanded Of Sardinia that she
should disarm and dismiss her Italian volunteers,
and had given her three days to reply. Eighty
thousand more Austrians had been ordered to
the Ticino, and French troops were moving to-
wards Piedmont.
This is the beginning Of a contest the result of
which no man can foresce. Much will depend
upon the ranging Of nationsfor no one in Eu-
rope or out Of it, supposes that the conflict will
be confined to the three Powers already named
and this WILL for while at least, be governed
by the share Of guilt in forcing this result that
may belong to the several Powers. The Italian
question is the immediate point at issue.
For years England has endeavored to induce
Austria and her dependents in Italy to
| adopt more liberal policy Of government
but without success Louis Napoleon tried the
same course, with the same result. Both 60
vernments broke OFF their relations with Naples.
Both sympathized with Sardinia Austria was
immoveable. She went on making secret treaties
with several Of the italian PrincpalHies, binding
them still more strongly to her despotic policy.
And on New Years day last Louis Napoleon
gave the significant hint to Baron Hubncr that
he "did not like the course his master was pur-
suing" No one will suppose that the French
Emperor spoke before he was ready. Since then
the complications have continued to increase.
Efforts were made to settle matters by Con-
gress. Austria presented demands that every
one characterized as absurd, and from which she
had to recede. Such was the course of affairs
up 10 the 10Th Of April last, when Lord Derby
announced to the British Parliament that Eng
land had made one more proposition, and if il
was rejected, "she would say that the period has
gone by for triang" This proposition was that
general disarmament should be arranged by
commissioners, and that the Italian States should
be admitted to the Congress
This has been refused by Austria. The fact
lie, she desires war. 1t is her only hone for
preserving her in her present possessions. A
long course of misgovernmcnt extravaganza
and folly, has brought her to the end of that
career of living beyond her means which brings
the same result to nations as well as men. Her
treasury is exhausted, her credit gone, and her
only chance Of avoiding revolution lies in
foreign war With such a stimulus, her subjects
may forget the evils Of their government in the
enthusiasm Of patriotism. The chance Of battle,
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, May 5, 1859.
Cottonalcs to day eco bales all before publication
OF the Niagaras news by the Associated Press The
market closed firm. Sterling exchange on Now York
sixy days. l2 Discount, and do ut sight, q discount to
par.
MONTE, May 4, 1859.
day 800 bales.
SAVANNAH, May 4, 1859.
Prices unchanged.
OARtRsIoy, May 4, 1859.
Cotton unsettled: sales TO- day 200 bales
AUGUSTA, Nay 4, 1859.
BALTIMORE Nay 4, 1850.
Flour steady Howard street and Ohio Sc 60 Wheat
frm Corn active and advanced white Sc s5c yellow
Soc. Sc Provisions quiet. Bacon-sides 9a.c: meg
pork SIT. Wbiskey firm.
PHuApEfFm,, May 5, 1850.
Flour firm supcrGue Sc SO. whea, advanced S.: rel
$500 bushels yellow at Soc Whlskey steady: Oho 27c
CiSsNSAu, May 8, 1863
Flour dun and dropping holders ars 8r but buyers
tmid: sales OF 400 bts superhnc at IS 40 So 60 WINS
key, Csc. PROVISIONS unchanged.