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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-21
FAIR PLAY ACADEMY. (

hh IRUS iEES ct this Institution take
u pleasure in announcing to the com,uunity
g, 1nae they have secured the services of Mr. Ww.,
l. CLEvEtANp, as Teacher during the present
year, and respectfully solicit e liberal share of
patronage, MrsClcvelsnd is graduate of the
Smth Caroline College, OF the class of lust year,
ana his well kouwn distinetion at graduation
renders dn,ecessarg, our part, any recon-
mendstsoa or gaarSnty Of his qualifications.
RATES or TUITION
PER SclfOLAsTrC TERM OF TEN MONTHS
Speising> Rcading and Writing with the ele.
mcnts OF Arithmetic, $40 0o
The above, with Euglish Grammar and
Geography, l6 90
Towne's Analysis, Algebra, Geometry,
Surveying, &c., Sc, l9 90
Latin and Greek Languages, % 00
1he very best boarding can be had at Eight
don'rs per month (excludng lights)
The exercises of the Academyw.il be resumed
on Monday the 10th inst
d. S. STRTBLINq, !
BALUS HIN.
DR. w. II. HARDIN, Trustees.
MORGAN HARDIN,
A. j. LOONEY,
Jan. 1. 1850 81 tf
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COMMIssroNER,s SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN EoUIPy--pIoKENs.
j. M. Ostendorf. A&@
II G. Roohss, "a, Es'ors, gal for injunction,
.sss VS. Marshal assets, Ac.
Anna G. e,hs1. 0i'snaoFfF and count &c. SC.
~ virtue OF an order from the Court of Eo-
~ uity, IN this case. will sell to the highest
6iddcr, at Pickeus Court House, on Saleday in
February next the
REAL ESTATE
of John III. 0stcndorif, deceased, situate, living
and being in the State and district aforesaid
namely: '''N
One House and lot in the Town of Walhallo
whereon Mrs. 0stendorR now lives, containing
onc ana a half Acres. There is n COOL dwelling,
sitorc,h'esc, aud all necessary out-buildings on
this place,
lot No. 2, containing Fifty Acres, ADJOINING
the town of Walhalla, III, Fajeu and others.
Tract No. 3, on the road leading from Wal.
halla to Oconcc Station, containing Two Hun
ared Acres more or less, adjoining lands of
Capt. nenekeu and others.
Also
Five sharesof Greenvlle and Columbia Rail.
road stock, assessment paid,
TERMS OF SALE-On n credit of twclve
months, with interest from, the day of sale. OK
cept tho costs which must be paid in cash The
purchaser or purchasers giving bond with at
least two good sureties, to secure tho payment
OF the purchase money, and pay extra for titles,
N0B'T a. THOMPSON, c.E.p,p.
Com'rs Office. Jan. T. 1860 "a
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THE PICIxENs ACADEMY,

FENlE TRUSTEES ofthis Institution have the
h pleasure Of announcing to the community.
That they nave obtained the services of Mr
j. w. PnILPoT, rs Teacher for tho ensuing
year. His qualifications and character are such
as to commend him to parents and gnardians
who have children and wards to educate
The year will be divided into Sessions of five
months each, and those entering the School will
be charged for the full quarter, unless different
arrangements nrc made with the Teacher.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Urinary branches, Reading Writing and Arith-
-, tic So 90
The above, with English Grammar and
Geography, so
Philosophy, Chemistry, History. IL 90
Higher branches of Mathematics and
~ Latin, Is 90.
of January, 1860.
J. Il. IIAG0OD, w. +. HoLCOMBE,
w: a.: kEIItl Jos. j. NORTON,
ROBT a. TIEOMPSONi Trustees.
Dec. l3, 1859 2I If
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10. * COLLECTOR.

ES7EN The frcnas OF MIR. A. 5. STEPHENS re-
spcctiuIly announce him candidate for The Office
OF Tax Collector Of Pickens district, al the en-
suing election.
Il -" The fcnts of Mr. GEORGE f. STEAD.
ING respectfully announce Him candidate ror the
once oi Tax Collector. ri the next election
0sA-, The friends of Rev j. II. HUNNIcUTT
respectfully re-. annonnce him candidate for tho
Once OF Tax Collector, mt the ensuing election
GS3' The friends OF Rev H. NJ. BARTON re-
spGcuully announce lim as a candidate for Tax
Collector the next election
kr3' The hiouds Of J. w l.. CRY rospectntl-
y announce him candidate for reelection to
the Office of Tax Collector. for piclcns iistr;ct
at the ensuing election
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GEORGES CREEK ACADEMY.

VIE EXERCISES of this Institution will lie
IL resumed by the present incumbent, on the
10Th inst, the Sd Monday.
The healthy locality. the moral tone of the
settlement and the superior advantage derived
from the accommodating arrangements of the
Acadcmy,offer many Inducements to the Parent
and Guardian.
Good board can be had in excellent families,
on reasonable terms.
Jan. 2. 1860 o. tf
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PRNDLEroN, Jan. IL, 1850,
Comon Cosn per 10 8aloACofes, Rio, per lb la IA
Corn meal {" 80 q col Iog,o q, 16 ~
Bacon. hog II 125 10 Bale Rome oil ~
Tagging Gun'y i5 1GlBeeswoI " ~ On
D," pn,.er per 10 loa lGIEggs, per doz 10 a l2}
i3, fiIul, per Dl 100 So Iron, Swede, G2 a Z
itnnSo' 10. loO! =" 8 tot Z n II
Lead, l0a ~ English 8f
Sinuoer' Sm' 2oa 20 Molasses, 40 go 65
Nails, per keg, So 65O WI 90 n 65
Oats, per bush, 4Oa45 Powder perke0 sI6o ~
n@eas' @ 10 30 ID 81 40
nNce, 10 " a7lPcppor, lb II a 10
Steel, Blister IL a I3lSaft. per saoi Obj o5o
German, II n IIlSugar. brown, 0nI1
= 0ast, ~ 23IShot, per sack, 250
Soeghrs' per rdoz 70 6OIIobacco, per lb 20 n IS
Tea, IS n l 5OlWhont nor III o3I oSof0
whisky gal l0oa l5OiYarn, Factry, 100 a 10
Osnaburgs per yard, l2J IA
You will always find large lot of Groceries.,nd
other heavy goods on hand and for sale low for
cash or lt3 equivalent. J. L. S. & S,
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EsE2NANH4 gI'EabN
MALE ACADEMY

A L, a MEETING of the Trustees of this
Ia Academy Mr.. w. j. LIGON was unani-
mously re.clectcd Principal for the ensuing year.
IT affords the Trustees much pleasure to unite
their testimony with our community in favor of
the tlonrishing condition Of the School and of
Mr.. LlGON'S deserved popularity as Teacher
The Scholastic Term will be divided into two
SESSIONS, of five months each. commencing on
the first Monday in February, and closing ON
the last Friday in November. Students will
be Charged fromthe time they commence to the
end Of the session
TERMS PER SESSIONS:
Heading. Writing and Spelling, 50 90
Higher English Branches with Mathe-
matics, II 90
Grecidn and Roman Literature with
Mathematics, Is 90
Students will be prepared for the Sophomore
Glass of the South Carolina College, or for the
active pursuits of life.
Boarding, exclusive of washing and lights
can be mad for SO per month. Payment for
Board will be required IN advance.
,ti BY order Of the Board.
r.. a. MAXWELL, Chairman.
Jan 4. 1850 %
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Lost,

M Thursday Doth Decomber last, small red
" leather Po, :, Book, containing some money
the following Notes, and other papers to wit: On
James George & Co. for $50, a. Dcutch for $55
on John Maulden for S25, and one on H. Bahntgc
for Sl7 These persons requested not to pay
these Notes to any one but myself. My name is
also in the book. Any information in relation
thereto will be thankfully received.
DANIEL RILEY.
Jan Q. 1860. 93 -
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.Jnli.r1a. l9C
Assignees' Notice.

A LII the creditors of Il. A.iAlexander, who desire
IN to take under his assignment. must hand in
cir claims on or before the 9th day OF March
next. A payment will be made on such claims on
the 9TH day of March next, at IL O'clock, Nj. at j.
j. Norton's Law-ofice, in pickens village.
teT j. u. HAGOoD ! Assignees and
NJ. NJ. NORTON, }agenis of The
Jan Ia 1890 a oi q .
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Anderson Prices Current.
coRRrcT&D wEENLy ny 1LrcKIEY 3 eRa7To1l

ANDERSON G. H., Jan. II, 1860
Cotton per III sa lol Coffee Rio, per lb l8Ia14
Corn, =" bush, lal10l Java. " 1Sn 20
Corn meal, &c ] II 100 Ia.r'n &" 15o 1G
Cow Peas "9O 100ICaStinqs oh g. 10
Bacon, hog r, 10a l2} IBecswGx. 2On22
Tagging, Gun'y, 15al6% Bale Rope, 10 a124
putler; per Id l29 l5IFlour, per bar. 75Oa 500
IRON, ' oweue' Por 10 6?INails, /" kcg, 81 aGf
G., hhghsh' 59IOats, " bush 40 u so
sugar, Drown " va Alolasses, WI 40 a rs
S"l', per sack, W a 20 NO 65 GO
N'esi' cast cast ~ a23 Powder, per kcg, - as
German lla 10 blasting, 5a55
Blister, 10 a ~ Rice, per lb ga
Sole l.. per h.. % 27!Raw Hidcs. (drvl loi
Mhc"t, push. a 10 Wool, per h. 25 80
Narn (bcst) per bunch, 10a l20
BFe" You will always find large lot of Gro
ccrics and other heavy goods on hand and for
sale atlow prices, Mt g. C's
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TmnnrfanE Nntina.

BKpereons indebted in the Commissic ner
IA in Equity's office. on bonds and for cost,
must make prompt payment Parties are clam,
oring .foc thels n0ney. Suits will be entered
against those whose bonds are due Return day
R0B'T A THOMPSON, o.E.P.n
Jan 0, 1850 % If
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Estate Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the
IN Estate of Sargent Griffin, deceased, will
please present them properly attcstcd at once ;
and those indebted to said Estate either Ivy Ac-
count, Sale note or otherwise. must make pay
ment before Return day, or they will have cost
to pay. We arc determined to settle up the
Estate forthwith.
y. II. GRIFFIN, As,,.,
TIIQS, GRIFFIN, Nu'n rs
Jan. g. 1860 %
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BACHELORS RETREAT ACADEMY.
PICKENS DISTRICT.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce 10
Il the public, that they have engaged the Rev.,
WM. sMcWuonTIR to open an ENGLLSH AND
GLASSICA Il SCHOOL at this place, on the 2d
Mond=y in January, 1860, His experience of some
ten years in teaching, and his well known and cs-
tnhlished character need no comnicndltion from us
We would, therefore, invite the attcmtion of those
who would have their children aud wards placed
undcrsound moral influence and thorough nstruc-
ton, and would solicit their patronage. The Prin-
cpal is prepared to Board number of Students
and other good families will so the same OH reason.
able terms.
This Academy is located in a section pleasant.
healthm and well supplied with churches oi the
different denominations.
Terms OF '5'iEnc.
TWO SESSIONS OF TWENTY WEEKS EACH.
Rates of Tuition per session
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic Sc 90
English Grammar and GeS9gr"py. with above so
Geometry, Surveying, Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Latin, Greek and French Is 90
S III JOHNS. r. p WERNER
l. III WERNER. II $ MILLER
ID II SMITIISON Trustees
Dec D, 1859 90 tf
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLlNA

PICKENs--IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
v ,tody of the Sheriff Of Pick pickens i' Dis Si.o
trict, by virtue Of writ of assnmpsit requiring
bail, at the suit of Abncr Odcll, having filed
in my oiEcc, together with schedule. on oath,
of his estate and effects his petition to tho Court
of Common Pleas, praying that he may be ad-
mitted to the 5eneGt OF the Acts of the General
General Assembly made for the relief of insol-
vent debtors. 1t is ordered, that the said Alb
ner 0lell and all other the creditors to whom
the said Wm. A. Alexander is in anywise in
debted, bo, and they are hereby summoned, and
have notice toappear, be6'ro tho said Court at
Pickens Court House, on the Bird Monday in
March next, to sbew cause, if any they can,
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid, should
not bo granted
j. e. HAGOOD, c.c.p.
a Dec. 10, 1859 81. 3m
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FOR SHERIFF.

NO. The friends of Capt. II. r. MORGAN re-
Sb'Gu"Iiy aunonncc hima candidate for Sheriff of
By The friends of Col. ALIEN BRYCE an
ncuhce linn a candidate for Sheriff of Pickens
district, mt the ensuing election
I',3" The friends OF Mr.. ANDREW RAMSAY re-
spccuuiIy announce him candidate fer Sheriff of
rjchcns district, at the next election.
6cS The friends Of Col. LEMUEL THOMAS
rc'peettuily announce him candidate for Sher-t
III of Pickcns district. at the ensuing election. =
R4sf" The friends of ". CRAIG beg leave to
announce 3, ma candidate for Shcrfof Pickens
district, at TIA" next election.
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Removal.

THNIIE Subscriber having removed 30 Walhai.
Il la persons indebted to him will find their
Notes aud Accounts at that place All are re-
9nested to call and settle os early as possible as
i am determined to wind up my bit mess.
Correspondents will bear in mind u address
me at Walhalla, S. g.
L. TOWERS.
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Executor's Sale.

FHSitERg will be sold at the late residence Of
Mrs, b. pickeus, deceased, miles west OF
Pendlaton. on Wednesday the ,st day of Febra.
ary next. all the Stock the plantation consist,
ing of Mules. Horses. Cattle and Iogsa twelve
bandred bushels Of Corn. Bncon Wheat, Foa
der. shucks. MagonsAnd Farming Implements
Also q Uarriage and pair of Horses. House.
hold aud Kitchen Furniture.
Terms n,nda known on day Of sale.
4. j. ptCKENS, Rx'ov, :.
Jan. rs! 1850, o5
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& IlGiE ! - ~ q
ENsINEERs OFFICE, BLUE RIDor n. r

~xp., PsNDLEToN, Jan o, 1860
EaS.LERD -. Ed PROPOSALS will bo received at
all the Cross.ties for the Blue Ridge RAILROAD
between Eighteen Mile Creek and Walhaila
station Twenty.six Hundred and Forty f26IOI
Sross'ties arc required to the mile Bids will
be received for any number from Two Hundred,
Upwards. Points of delivery will he designated
py stations as numbered on the Railroad,
specifications and any information cnllea f,r
MMill be furnished Mt the Engineers oHico at
Tendieton. and at Mrs. Steoe's. ~
"'ds will be received for cross.ties delivered
81 g, any point on the line between Anderson and
WAITER GWYNN,
r. Chief Engineer b. r. II, II
van, U, lSGO. %
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WM. q. KEITH.

AYTsOR EY AT LAW,
WILL attend promptly to oil b,,siucss entrusted
w to his care in tho Districts comprising the
Sest 'rn Circuit 0face 81 PiekeDs G. ii,
Dec 5, 1859 90 If
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Jan. 9TH. 1a0e
LAND AND MILLS

II o II SA LIE.
D IIETT'S, formerly Steole's Mills, Mulay
III Saw Mill and Grist Mil; within half
mile Of the Blue Ridge Railroad track. Price,
81, ,5G0---f cash.. balancei in one, two and three
years.
ALSO.
4 Patn, containing 700 Acres more or loss
similarly sit1ated. Bpildings new. On tho
from he Railroad track-~about 100 acrose cleared
land, Price, $500. Terms same as above
rko Ihilroad cars will reach the aboyein less
than ayean
ISounty land, P.r0s
Jan. s, 1860 % IL
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Lost,

Lost,
A COED BREAsg' PIN, with Masonic insignia,
a someShere between Pickens Court House. sa-
lubrity and Twelve Mile. A liberal reward will
be paid to the finde.- for it IS
G. II. BURGESS
January 81, 1860 "a 3
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TAXES, TAXES /!

WILL attend at the following times and
Il places for tho purpose of receiving Taxes for
tue year 1859:
Monday, 18th February at Wm Sanders
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
riegEss--Is ORDINARY. @

Clyde and wife
- ps TetltiDn for partiEiOn
:" Augusta BARTON.
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction that Augusta
Il Barton, one of the defendants in this case
reside without shs lfmits of this State Z. is
ordered, therefore that she do personally appear
in the Qpdlnary's Office. Mt PiekeGls g. IT.. on
M ,nday thS2ad day of April naxt, to object to
the division oe sale Of the Real Estate of Baily
A. Barton, deceased, az her consent thereto wifi
be entered Of record
w. e. HoLCoMBE, o.r.n.
Jan. 10, 1860 Is Sm y
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@ A GN % 0 D a U g S.
FOR CLERK.

BaS" The friends of Gen. f. N. GARyINs re
specially announce him candidate for Clerk Of
the Court at the ensuing election.
BsS"We arc authorized to announce w. j. PAR J!
SONS candidate for Clerk of the Court, al the
ensuing election. - ri
B-S" The friends of JAMES L. HAGOOD re-
specially announce him candidate for re-e cleo
tion TO the Office of Clerk of the Court at the
next election
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of W. L.
IN Keith, deceased, are hereby required ia
pay their dues on or before the. lst day of March
ncxt,o .. hey will be sued indscrminately
Il. B. KEITH, Ex'rx.
=. Nj. KEITH, No..
Jan. S. 1860 23
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Blacksmithin0.
New Powder Manufactorv

' 4 VII h South Carolina Powder Mills are now
: in successful operation, and the attention
ority of the Powder Manufactured ut those
Mills over that of any other in America. Wearo
prepared to furnish at the shortest notice any
OF the following description, at the following
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~ " Ncro The Reg is returned 25 oonts-
will be deducted iS.-Ss.1ssssz.
The Manufacture is onder the guidance Of
>. IL. BEaEMrELDER, from Memmingen, Ger
many, a ~kilIul and experienced Powder ma
Tcr, m lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder so much admired by the sportipa
community of Europe. This Powder is y q
beautiful round and possesses the polish of
steel and is entirely free from all corrodine
properties. o o,
Dealers and contractors may lave their or
shortest notice. All orders should he oddresssd
to JonN BowGN & Co, at pckcns C. H., South
Carolina
March Is, 1850 "A tf s
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Pendleton Pricee Current.

conhEorEp wEEKhY pY SNo. =. aLnAN ! siIIIIvANN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15

TROu WAsaINGTON.

WAsuISsroS, Dee Il Daniel S Dickinson is TO be
Secretary Of State in place OF Mr. CAss resigned Great
regret expressed in all circles the causes Of resgna-
ton In some quarters the assurances that South Caro-
Ina viii not resist the federal laws ill the expiration OF
Mr. Buchanans term, are regarded mere promises TO
quie, apprehersons in Official quarters Gen. Scott has
expressed the opinion that additional force should be
sent to South Carolina for the protection OF public pro
perty The President hoSeVer is still opposed to such
course for prudential reasons and the apprehension
that it would augment the present excitement
The publication Of manifesto by Southern members
hes produced depressing effect among the conservatives,
UhO say they satisfied that the former are OPP
posed any compromise II is generally reported that
Mr. Douglas will make coercion speech in the Senate
at an early DAY. Several cOncilatory measures were
proposed to-day in the committee Of thirty three
Speeches we're made and opinions insrehAugSd but no
decisive action. Adjourned to Monday.
The public mind is more excited tonight than on any
previous occasion Early In the day strong hopes were
excited that conservative among the people
North and South together with concessions IN the COM
mittee uoud form basis Of amicable adjustment but
the resignation Of Secretary Cass and the resolve Of
Southern extremists TO aeeep. compromise and the
dOgged silence the part OF the Congressional Republ
cans have produced depression among the most hopeful
which is scarcely conceivable.
II IS reported but not confirmed that Secretary KOy
strongly conceded sth Gen Cas4 as to the necessity Of
reinforcing Fort houltre believing that otheruise hs
Anderson and his handful Of men would be sacrificed
There conflicting reports to the authority OF the
Presidents assurances that present attempt will be
made against the federal rover by the military or Judi
cal authority in South Carolina The Northern element
OF our pr sent population il is believed looking TO the
force OF arms in a brief period.
The adjournment Of The committee til Monday IS in
terpreted into no hope Of AN Amicabe result This
gloomy as il may appear is the true reflection of the pub
lie sentiment tonight.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15
MORE TROUBLE IN THE CABINET.
CnNrENpLArEn RESIGNATION og GEN.

WASHINGTON Dec. l4.-There is good reason for Le-
evng that Gen Cas- intends resign his post in the
Cabinet as Secretary of Foreign Affairs Indeed it is
understood that the President has his resignation be-
fore him, but will endcayor 20 diSsuAde him.
Me- Prescott Assistant Secretary Of State has also
rendered his resignation. NJ T. is South Carolinian,
which fact exI lAins bis course.
SECOND DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON Dtc l4.-lt i said that the principal
cause for Mr. Cas- resignation the refusal of the Pre-
sident 20 strengthen the Notifications in Charleston har-
bOr-ihe former believing the present forces therecer-
tain be sacrificed the fury Of the secessiOnss The
President Il said to be well assured that no attempt will
be msds on the fortfeaons unless they are reinforced
therefore be considers there is danger Maj Ander-
500 aud his men.
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Nav YoRE Dec. "a Clifton steady Hour heay; Southern
altss3 To- Wheat Choice white 40 Red o. 20 aud
0rsr i duh hbed G6l6t, yellow clio
e. Patk luli and rttled Mess az. lard arm 9hGblO
Nhkky hm a; lisa l3iSA Sug ql'et G. 1rcscAiy hOts-
Is lcay, New Or 3D. Turpentne ma Ss sin dull
Bic steady AZ Hi tt3 New Nok NOnn.socks bitter NOIk
Centres "a; Virgi "a Sc 7St; aussou IL on
BAlriv "a lL-Four hru; Howard Street - 90. OHIO
and Cry Nils = - Wheat etdN Red sLlNIl2O White 70
o. ~ Corn active white NO IS; eli White and yeos -
Co Provisions du and nominal Lud l0A. whisky dull at