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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-28

- Once No. III Ontario street, up Stairs, q bu
doors from the Public square.
Once hours from 9 to = and from ? 10 tos O'Clock
dailY, lSuudaYs rVoentedA nuN
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26
The Murder.

Messrs Lewis and Gaylord, returned last
week, and reported that McComb had been
at his fathers, near Rockford, from whence
he went to Wisconsin that Rockford parties
were on his track and likely to overhaul him.
So long time has elapsed, as to lead to the
belief lat if on the track, they must have
lost it again. Mr.. Gaylord made discoveries
at Iowa City and on the route, which are
believed to establish the fact that McComh
took the back track.
Since the above was in type, Gov. Kirk.
wood passed through the city on his way east
and authorized one Of our citizens 10 state
that he had offered a reward of $500 for the
arrest and conviction Of the murdcrers, and
that the same had been published in the pa
pers at the Capital.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

WASHINGTON, April % The Constitu-
ton says if any Member of the Cabinet has
sought or taken steps to change the line of
action Of the President in an important mat
ter Of State policy with out the advice, knowl-
edge or consent OF the President, he had been
guilty Of an act or BAD faith which should in
woke its scverest censure. Indeed such con-
duct would be dishonorablc, and Justly incur
forfeiture of his confidence. In this view we
think we have the right to demand of Mr..
Walker the naming Of the individual impi-
cata@. In the absence Of reply we shall
maintain that he is wholly mistaken, or i;
wholly unable to subStantiata the grounds
Of his belief. This article excta.s more com
ment from its sem official character, and II
involves the question of unity of the Cabin
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Arrival of the America.

The Great Prize Fight hterrupte3-lndef-
mite Postponement.
HALIFAX, April 21-The America arrived
at A. NJ
Hecnan had been arrested in Hartford
shire
LIVERPOOL, Apr! 7th.---The Brokers and
other Liverpool circulars were published on
the p. NJ. of the 9TH and their contents tel
egraphed to Queenstown in season for the
North America. The markets were all clo-
sed on Good Friday and also to-day. There
is consequently nothing later
The following is the Liverpool and London
Markets:
Pork steady with good business in old,
at IS a Is Cd. Beef steady. Bacon stea,
dy.
Barings Circular, published on the even
ing of the 9th, reports the money market
slightly easier. Consols for money 948@94s,
and 94A for account. Breadstuifs dull but
steady.
The bullion in the Bank of England had
declined e33s,o10.
Heenan was arrested near Derby early on
the morning of Good Friday, and was kept
in custody until the America sailed, when
he would be brought before the magistrate.
1t was supposed the fight would be indie
finitely postponed. ...... ...
tr.-D hof, ffn 10
at Derby on the 7th cha, ged with the inten-
ton Of engaging in prize fight, thereby
causing breach of peace. Mr.. Leech APP
peared in his behalf and said IIeenan had
never broken the peace of England and had
no intention of doing so. True he may have
made use ofharsh language in the excitement
ofhis capture, when his passion was aroused
but when he considered he had beeen hun.
ted out of s counties while his opponent
(Sayers) was allowed to go with the greatest
lmpunity he did feel sore at the treatment he
was receiving IL, apolo2ized if he had us
respectable gentlemen were ready to give
bail to any amount req fred. Guided by the
station in life of the party in America
Heenan was a Blacks NTH he hoped the bench
would assess bail at small amount. The
Clerk announced the bench agreed to take
Heenan's own recognzance for 80 pounds
with two suretes in 25 pounds each. Loud
applause He added that the authorities
had no feeling be, ond the preservation o!
the peace. 1t was stated by the Court that
Heenan could not further be nterferred with
anywhere. unless he broke tie peace. the
sureties We're promptly signed and Heenan
and his friends left Derby for London.
1t was reported that the great Eastern would
he ready to sail to Portland with the squad.
ron which accompanied the Prince of Wales
to Canada early in June.
1t was stated that the inhabitants OF
Savoy and Nice would vote in few days
by suffrage on the question of annexation.
The r. NJ. steamship Asia, from New
York, arrived at Liverpool on the 9th.
The steamship Harmonic was to leave
Southampton Oh the 9th for New York, in
the place of TIE Borussa, which had broken
her main shaft.
(. The Paris Bourseia had advanced. Con-
soils closed on the 7th at 94a@s4t.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

The B. & NJ R. Railroad now ranks with
the best roads in the west or anywhere else
Under the superior skill and energetic man,
agement of its Acting Superintendent, Jno
G. Read, ESQ.,, the road has been brought to
the greatest possible degree of perfection. -
Two trains day each way now furnish eve
ry facility for travel and freight Locke.
Moore and Beckwith, present Conductors are
deservedly popular with the public, and
Northrup and Fox, Agents at this Station,
are efficient and commcndable in their de-
partments. Taken all id all, the B. & NJ. r.
Railroad, is an institution of which South
ern, Central and Western Iowa may wall be
proud. The beauty Of the region through
which it passes is not its least attraction.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

NJ E. CHURCH NORTH AND SLAvERY.-The
Quadrennial General Conference of this
Church is to be held at Buffalo, May LIST
The St Louis Republican says the "Erie
Rhule' has been the subject Of discussion in
many of the district Conferences, Of which
there are between forty and fifty, and that,
as the Republican believes, their action has
been such as to show that the Erie Rule will
not receive in the General Conference the
two-thirds vote necessary to its passage
The Erie Rule is so called from resolution
adopted last year by the Erie Conference, as
king the General Conference to so alter the
General Rule of Discipline as to exclude
all shareholders from communion with the
church. .... .....
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

REMARKABLE CuREoF ERYsipELAs-Mcs-
srs. A. L. Scovill & Cn.-Gentleman know
ing that many are suffering, as have been
from that troublesome disease, Erysipelas,
who would be glad to find a sure remedy, !
fell it my duty to make the following state.
ment.
/ have been long afflicted with Erysipclas
and have tried various remedies, among
which was Extract Of Sarsaparilla and Bur.
dock, without effecting a curc.--I have nsed
only two bottles of your Sarsaparilla or blood
Syrup, which has completely cured me. A,
the same time I was afflicted with Dyspepsia
which it has also cured.
BENJAMIN f. HOPKINS.
Cincinnati, O., Sep. 10, 1s4s. j. L.
Taylor
!
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26
UcWa News.

There have been over one hundred and
forty Republican Clubs formed in this
State. @
The Davenport Democrat says the Treas.
urv Of tina, City contains just one dollar
AID advises people holding orders to make
rush.
Judge Hagans, our worthy Senator, was
taken home from the Capitol very sick. We
lave not heard from him since his return
home. -Bedtora Southeast
The Legislature, in re- di,tr,cting the State
have put Taylor, Ringgold and Union Coun-
ties in a Representative District The Sen
,torial District is composed Of Riggold, Say
Tor, Pare Montgomery, Adams and Union.---
Bedford Southeast.
1t was discovered or Saturday that the
prisoners in the Jail at Fl. Madison were
making preparations for an escape. They
had worked hole nearly through the par
tition between cell and the hail. intending
to push themselves through at convenient
opportunitv-take the keys from the guard,
and make their escape.
The neople Of Sigornc-, Keok,lk county,
are planting out large sized elm and maple
trees around their public SO lare. under the
direction and at the expense of Mrs. Lydia
!. Sigourney, Of Hartford. Conn, who asked
the privilege to bestow this ornament on the
town which bears her name
FAILING INTO LrSE.-F A. james, ESQ, a
leading Democrat of KeokBS county, form
:rly clerk Of Lee county, has renowned, and
in recent Republican speech denounced the
Democracy, ana will henceforth be found
doing COOL service in the canse Of freedom
Push on the Republican column.
We are pleased to notice that the Nevada
| Advocate declares its intention to supper,
the nominees Of the Chicago Convention
Story County is: reliable Republican, and
contains one Of the best sets of sound, &C.
tive young Republicans Of any locality in
the State They need and will handsomely
support a wide-wake, backbone paper,
which we have no doubt friend Thrall
will at once give LIBERALIZATION Free,
man.
We understand that L. D. mgersoll, ESQ,
late editor of the Knorpale, Journal, and
the versatile 'Linkersale' OF the Hawkeye
! is, about to settle at tine Capital of Boon
County. He is lawyer Of fine. abilities, a
wag, a wit and "a gentleman and scholar"
| He is the same cauStc satarist who skinned
! alive the remarkable astute Senator'S from
Wapello, and Webster Counties, and whose
expulsion f-on the reporters corner of the
Senate Chamber was attempted by certain
sensitive gentlemen. We hope "Link" will
find any quantity ofrich clients and thrive
hugcly--though we don't see how two such
wags as himself and Sanders, OF the News.
can ever get along together in the same Coun-
ty.-HamiJton Freeman.
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From Pixies Peak.

LEAvENwoRTH, April 19.-Thc Pixies
Peak Express, from Denver the 18th, ar.
rived here last night, with $4,000 in gold,
per messenger.
The second outgoing Pony Express was
met at O'Fallon's Bluffs.
Emigrants were arriving at the gold re,
gion rapidly, and preparations for mining
were being rapidly carried forward
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

BRIDGEPoKr, CT, April 17.--Report says
that the Adams Express Messenger on the
train from Boston, was robbed last night
The safe is said to have been thrown from
the baggage car between New York and New
Haven, and is said to have contained $780,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

ST.. JOSEPH, April 16.-The Central Over
land and Pixies Peak Passenger Express
Company have put on line of coaches to
leave here tri-weekly, commencing tomor-
row morning, going through to Denver City
in six DAYS
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

ANOTHER DUEL.--It was reported in Wash.
ington on the Goth that r. j. Walker had
challenged Attorney General Black, because
Black had declared that President Buchan.
ans letter to Walker was forgery. Judge
Black declines to accept the challenge.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

We see by our exchanges that the Hon.
j. B. Grinnell, Of Iowa, has been East, ma
king an effort to induce shoemakers to come
West to his town-Grinnell, Poweshiek
county. This is certainly laudable enter
prise.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

WASHINGTON, April "a, 1S60.-A letter
from Rome in the Tribune reiterates the sto-
~ of Mrs. Brennan the missing wife of Capt
Brennan being alive in ITALY, she had been
seen and recognized by seAeral individuals
and always in company with a man calling
himself Powell A. Wyman, person of this
name is now first Lieutenant in LIST artillery,
in which Brennan is Captain
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church

HOMESTEAD BILL.-The Committee on
Public Lands have reported to the Senate a
substitute for the Homestead Bill, providing
that no one but the head of family shall be
allowed the benefits of the act, and that, on
entering quarter section of land, he shall
pay 25 cents per acre, instead Of receiving it
frpa
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Subscribe for the Campaign Courier
ESTRAY NOTICE.

IKlAKEN up an estray, by Waller Cross, at hi,
n residence, in Eddyville, Wapello county Iowa
on the 9Th day Of April, 1892 one sorre Ponv with
white face, fax name a. dtail, underp white heavy
built, about IA hands high has harness ma Ks on eli.
ther side and on the rnmp; either side II the
face, supposed to have been caused by burn for the
bghead shod before and supposed to he 13 years old
No other marks or brands visible. Appraised At s85
before R. w. Boyd, Justice Of the Peace
JOSEPH HAYNE, Co. Clerk
ottumws, April IS, Vo--7.ia su.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

New YORK, April, ga letter is pub,
lished from Henry A. Wise, withdrawing
his name from the Charleston Convention.
and king his fiends TO unite cordially with
the majority of the delegation, and present
the vote Of the State as unit before the Con.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

Attorney Gen. Rice has. minated that he
cannot be candidate for re- election, and the
Hapk Eye suggests c. C. Nourse, Esq, of
Des Moines. A good suggestion. Mr. N. is
one of the most talented young men in the
State
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

There is railroad in Mississippi called
the Central" running from Jackson to Can.
ton, some 237 miles long, and under the con
troll Of the pnrest and nobl,st Democrats in
that State, where there is hardly anytime
else. OF course a Company Wit, such a
road musternploy large number of hands. y
FIJI recently these employees were Irishmen.
Not rcliShing free labor, however. the Com
pany not long ago bought about 100 slaves,
and turned off $50 IrShmen to make room
for them. Laborers that the Company
owned, tied their Damoaratic tastes better
than the laborers who owned themselves.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

LoUrsvLL, April 2o.-The Memphis In
quirer of the 18th, inst, reports Lewiston,
Conway County, Arkansas, entirely destroy.
ed by fire several days since. No partic-
ulars
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

A Mr.. Cation assed through here yester.
day, en- roui for Chicago, having in his pos
ses sion gold dust to the amount of SIS, 900.
He made it all at Pixies Peak, by buying up
quartz and separating the dust at halves
He will return as soon as he can get some
additional Machinery. Herald.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

A steam pfow, recently invented in Hani
bal, Mo-, was tried few days ago and is
said to work well.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26
Especial Dispatch to the PHILADELPHIA Tnquirer.l
Important from Washington.

attempt to Zmpeach the President Ma
tura,ization Fraud.
WASHINGTON, April l6.-The Covode in
vestigation is daily bringing forth some new
feature. There is even now some talk OF an
attempt being made to impeach the Presi-
dent.
The point which will be submitted to the
Senate is merely on rumor which has not
yet shaped itself, that the President. through
his own accord and by the exercise Of his
pecuniary means, was mixed up with the fal-
-iiicatiun of fraudulent naturalization papers
to IN extent which materially conduccd to
carry Pennsylvania in the Presidential con.
test IF 1856.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

Aivices by the Overland Mail Of the Goth
INST, are to the effect that the emigration to
the Washoe mines is increasing. Fifty to
sixty people leave San Francisco daily for
the mines, and emigration is proportionately
large from all parts Of the State. There is
danger that the stock of provisions in Car
son Valley cannot be kept up to the wants Of
the rapidly increasing population, as the
roads owe; the mountains are in very bad
condition, and transportation on merchan-
disc is twenty-five to thirty dollars per cwt.
Nlour at Carson Valley has advanced to fifty
dollars per cwt. ...
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

Gerrit Smith has entirely recovered from
his insanity.
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Hurricane at Terre EEa.rtc. End.

We learn from the Express of the 18th,
that terrible storm had visited that place,
demo.iShing verything before it. Buildings
were blown from their foundations Others
were tipped over, torn in pieces, ana the
fragments scattered broad cast. Several
persons were injured, but no lives lost. 4
train of four cars g passenger and ! ha--
gase,) standing on the track Of the E. & c.
Railroad was blown from the track, doing
them considerable damage. The south part
of the town is mass of ruins. Loss esti-
mated at from forty to fifty thousand dollars.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

The locusts are making their appearance
in great numbers at Danvilie, w.
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VICTORIA AND BISHOP LAWNS:
Check and JAG Cambriss,
Swiss Null and Book Muslins, ....s..
Dimty Bands,
Col. Kid Gloves, large Sizes
Wrought Collars
Linens, plain and checked,
Real Steel Hoops,
Bl'k and Col Belt Ribbons
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-26

400 Pieces English and american Prints,
Lancaster Ginghams,
Bluy Linens,
Linen Drills,
Buster Prints and Linens,
Chambra Ginghams.
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Sec advertisement.
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chosen temporary Chairman, and returned
tn INKS for the honor.
Prayer was offered by Rev. d. Hankcl, O
Charleston.
VIM f. Richie was appointed temporary
Secretary
Mr.. Fisher of Va, offered letter from tn
Wood delegation of n. y.
The reading of il was objected to nv Mr.
Cochrane Of n. Y, as not IN order. Consid
cradle excitement ensued.
Mr.. Fisher denied the right Of the delegat,
fro \. Y, to speak on the subject, and sale
when the letter was read he had Resolution
to Offer
Mr. Cochrane demanded the reading of the
Resolution.
The question was put to the Conventi,r
whether the letter should be read. 1t wa.
decided in the affirmative.
Mr.. Cochrane moved that the rules of tn,
last Convention be adopted
Mr.. Fisher claimed he had the floor. I'm
menSe confusion and cries of ord,r
Tn President decided that Mr.. Cochrane
was entitled to the floor
Mr. Fisher would not be trampled upon
He had his rights and would maintain them
Mr. Clark, of lla., protested against tht
decision Of the Chair. Confusion increased
Mr. Walker, of Ala, being called, came
forward, mounted the clerks table, and Dc.
manded he should he heard, appealing from
The decision of the Chair.
The question was put on the appeal and
the Chair Sustained. Immense cheering.
NJ. Fisher again rose and offered to pre-
sent the letter from the Wood delegation.
The President decided the reception of the
letter out of order.
Mr.. Cook, Of Ohio, offered a resolution to
appoint Committee on Permanent Organi-
cation Mr.. Barksdale, of Miss, offered an
amendment, that the Committee shall con sst
ofonly members of States from which there
is no contest.
Mr. Richardson, Of ILL.,. spoke in favor of
harmony, and urged the gentlemen to keep
calm and preserve order. i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19
|, A TIE y r. w S
Arrival Ol the Overland Mail.

FoET SMITH. Oct. II.
Two young men. late OF this city, known o.
Frank Rivera and Bob Montgomery. we're
hung near san Antonio. Texas. on the SOth
inst. tor horse stealing. Rivers was formerly
proprietor Q, saloon IN this place.
The overland mail fron San Francisco Sep
tember 10th and Los Angeles October 2od, ar
rived Ut 7 o'clock this morning
On the 18Th Of Septem er Lieut.. Beals, ac-
companied by Fred C-,len, were 1t Fort Mo-
jave, on the Colorado river. Fifty dsys we're
occupied reaching that p int from W estport
Mo. The party we're all we'll. All along thr
'ins, from l2o miles Of the place OF starting
the Indians we're hostile, ard the Lieutenan
vas strongly ad ised not to make the exper
msnt; tut he reached his defamation wi,hou,
the loss Of . Man or animal. lie had IA men
40 head Of cattle. aud wagons. Bssis re
ports the road in good condition. but owing q
| determined hostility Of the Indians he wOuit
not encourage emigrants to 60 that way. II
their stock would be in danger. AZ soop =,
protection is afforded by government, til,
route may be travelled with safety.
1t 10 reported At Los Angeles that the Indi'
/, ans had attacked the rtor- Of the settlers vi
Fort Defense aud he d possession Of the pos,
for six hours in the face of & ur companies ol
United States troops
Operations were about to commence ct the
in the various leads had been made by Col.
Fremont and others, who hav. he utmost con
hdence in the success oi the enterprise.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19
The Prince IN Boston.

DOSTON. Oct. ~.
The epecial train with th. Prince Of Wsl.s
arrived at Long Wood station shortly before !
O'Clock, having made the run from Albany
with few s,oppagts, snd at these only fe y
minutes.
Al the city lines. Mayor Lincoln. with .
conn mi'tse of tie city rov.ILMeLt. received
the Prince and sui, curdia ~, hu; with little
formality. The par ut orcs entered opel
carriages, AM under the escort Of the Lsncers
and Light Dragoons. proceeded to the Revere
House.
The sidewalks. balconies and windows on
both sides VI the route were tronged witn
people who's. welcome seemed hearty.
Tue public demon.traticn, in honor Of the
Prince take place to morrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19
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DAVENPORT MARKET.
OFFICE DAILY DRXocKAf AND NEWs.l
Thursday Eve. Oct. l8, 1860. I
DAILY REPORT.


The weather continues pleasant, and business
moderate. We notice slight decline in the bet
ter qualities of Barley, The Fred Lorenz went
out we'll loaded. There is still large amount Of
produce awaiting shipment. Below we give the
receipts and shipments for to-day:
FLoUK-slarkct very firm. Spring Extra 81 SO
wholesale si75Q5 90 retail. Shipments 775 bbls.
WnEAr--In demand at76(G7Sc. Receipts 5, $50
bu, and shipments l,25l bu.
CORN-Liitle doing and nominal at zoe. Re-
ceipts 20, and shipments coo bu.
BARLEY-Active at $50 for No. I. Receipts
3, 46, and shipments 5O2 bu.
OATs--ln fair request and steady at lS4l9c.
Shipments zoo bu.
RYK-In demand at so@6Oc. Shipments SO bu.
ONIoNs-We quote at lj@l6c for fair to good
Receipts l,llS, and shipments ,4O4 bu.
PoTAroEs--In good deman. At l5@l7c whole
sale, and 25@3oc retail. Receipts 2,737, and
shipments 1854 bu.
-Shipments 800 bu.
BRAs-Shipments ZIG sacks,
SHIP SrUFP-Shipmsnts 2l5 sacks.
ToAAToEs-ln supply At 25c130 y bu whole
sale and l0,gl5c y peck retail:
SWEET Por AroEs-In fair request At 75c whole
sale, and 81 retail.
HAr.-Steady and quiet At 5o@5 50 for Prai-
rie and 81 90 for Timothy. Hungarian Grass - so
as SO per tun.
HIDEs.-In good request and moderate 1t 40
for Green l0c for Dry and ll0l2c for Dry Flint.
BUrrER-Rathcr scarce, and > good article in
demand for taLle use. We quote at 15c whole
sale, and 7Xc retail.
EGGs.-Stesdy and 6rm with . fair supply at
Sc Wholesale, and l0c retail.
BEAxs-Steady and unchanged. Wequots 1t
sOgsOc Wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEEsE-SuppIy light and prices firm 1t l3@
l5c for Herkimcr Co.; Western Reserve l0Gllc
Wholesale and 12@l5c retail.
LARD--In fair supply At ll@l2Kc.
HAAs--Common iOla( a(0llc; Sugar Cured l2K
0l5c: Shoulders 1Oc retail.
DRrED FRrrr-Applos s@lOe Peaches ll0 lsc;
Prunes s0l2Hc.