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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-14

formerly oecrp;ed BY ). Going, on Main street,,
oso< c. II. & +. L. Bakers Hardware Store,
where all who wish, can procure life-liks like
Of or e
feel conhdcn: cf being able to please all yha
may fa vor mo with call. No picture will be
allowed to leave tho room unless il will bsar
the strscisst criticisms us likeness and work
Of art. Il appeal to tho Judgment ana gooa
hopes that they can appreciate Tho difference
between good Ambrotype ond those deathly,
ash colorcd. sunburnt shade VS. so o:tcn palmci
off on tic public by travelling humkugs.
All are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime specimens. II u II II
Pictures taken in CLOUDY as we'll a, FAIR
WEATHER.
Instructions given in the art. -T.-,-
Rci Wing, April 4, 1860. . 4g2tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-14

Celebrated Copper-tipped Boots and Shoes
Zone pair of which
is warranted to out
wear two Daire
without tips.) Hats and Caps and Ready
made Clothing in
endless variety
.-..-. --~u - PLows! PLows
Of all kinds. At the MtnNractuver's Ir:eei
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-14

Dried and Canlied Fruits, consisting Of al
grades and brands. Now in store -lUV0 bible
Salt, at low prices. Drugs, Paints, Oils, Nail
and Glass, u complete stock Mt lower price
than ever before. We otter MORE THAI
DOUBLE the variety and quantity of geoda
to be found at any other one store in the city
and Mt prices which DEFY COMPETITION:
For the next thirty days, offer Summe
Clothing AT COST. 5Rcmcmber to call 1t tn
Always find a good stock which !. for sale q
the lowest prices. JESSE MoINTIRE.
May lS, 1868. 19eyl
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-14
GROCERIES,!

invite particular attention to ms lafg.
stock Of ajn -
Choice Groceries,
Cofees, ...
.....-- Teas,
Sugars,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-14

r.... ) Il. BARNS --
J.. DIBBLE
+. L. CLARK, Judges.
GLASS NO 8-DA1Ry AND OTHER PnoDUcrs.
Best sample Of cheese II A Tanner 100;
best barrel flour III Broome.
Mrs ELLSWORTH
MRS d WHEAT
MISS LOVE, Judges.
CLASS no. 8 MECHANICAL WORK.
Small Bureau. Mrs. P s Fish so.
Il. II. KNOX,
WIN. II. MASSEY,
Il. S. Rose, judges.
CLASS no. 10 DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS.
Embroidcd chemiscttc, Mrs. P S Fish so;
en,broded skirt, Mrs. B Vinton ,25; bed
quilt, Mrs. IL Tanner so; I'd bed quilt
Mrs. P S Fish ,25; one pair Of embroidcd
slippers Miss Mary Wheat so; one pair
of woolcn stockings Mrs. s B Vinton, so;
one pair Of yarn nittens, Mrs. P Fish, so;
glass basket, Mrs. + S Fish, so; varieties
Of seed corn. P S Fish. so; specimen Of dent
corn. John Stanton, so; 5 varieties of beans,
~ A Tanner, 20, spvvi.u,.' vr white s>~.--,
P S Fish, ,25; very nicely embroicd skirt
was exhibited by Mrs Van Campcn. but not
entered for a premium; also the Committee
noticed some we'll executed pieces Of en-
broidery, the handiwork Of Misses Ella and
Eva Tebbits of the ages of eleven and nine
years respectively. Mrs. B Van Campen,
Mrs. Eli Ellsworth and Miss Julia Cross ex-
hibited specimens 0: worsted embroidery
Mrs. Ralph Tanner exhibited very beau
tiful white quilt, not entitled to premium
as it was not manufactured during the past
wear.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-14
LlS'r OF PREMIUMS.

...-s...- LiST OF PREMIUMS,
Awarded at the first annual Fair of the
Cannon Falls Union Agricultural, Me-
chanical and Industrial Society.
Glass NO. 1-UoRsE;.
Best span carriage horses, P S Fish 500;
best span farm hoses John Doline 500:
I'd best span of farm hoses D L Davis so;
best span mares and colts Willard Kenyon
500; 2d best William Crump $50; best
saddle horse c NJ Broome 200; I'd best,
'G Mckenzie 100; best three year old colt
WIN Kenyon 200; best span 2 year old colts
j Hoople 200; best yearling colt S Rice l, 90;
2d best S Markham, 80 g.. -,
WM. p. TANNER. q f5.
i. STONE,
d.. DAVIS, Judges.
CLASS NO. 2-CArrLE.
Dest Devon Dull p s Fish 500; I'd Ara
Barton $50; best grade bull II A Tanner
| 3 100; best grade bull calf 2 S Fish loo;
best devon bull calf Ara Barton 100; bes,
devon COW Ara Barton 800; best grade
COW S Fish 200; best mich COW G Nc.
Kenzie 800; fat cow VIM Tanner 800;
COW and calf (grade) 2 S Fish 800; best
year old heifer p S Fish 3,O0;2d best Wn
P Tanner l,5O; best yearling heier II A
Tanner 800; I'd Fish 1,5O; "a S Nal.
lett 1850; best spring calf A Bates LOO;
best heller calf P S Fish 100; best yoke
working oxen Barton 800; best 4 year old
steer p. But Ter 200 yoke draught oxen J
d Wheat 8, 100: pr year old steers f Clifford
200; best three year old steer e A Sargen,
| 100, pr yr old steers D Wheat 200; q
best lIitchkins LOO; % II A Tanner l 60
best year cd steer G Hitchins 200;
~. S. B. V,NroN
y. L. DAYTON .-..
| ,.Es..r JACOB DANIELS, Judges.
| .5a..s.- Glass NO 2-SnEEr,
, Best fine sheep Jacob Danials 200; bes,
coarse wool buck Ara Barton 200; best
coarse wool eve Ara barton 200; bcsl
pr lambs Ara Barton 100;
E STRANGE
! s. MARIAN .r
r. as p. BUTLER, Judges.
| ..r Glass NO 4--IIoGs. H
Best boar P s Fish 800; best breeding
SOW II A Tanner 800; best spring pig J l
Wheat 2, 90; ID II A Tanner 100;
.... L WHITE
! '...! .. ARA BARTON
G. HlTCH1Ns, Judges.
! G7.. CLASS NO 5-POULTRY.
Best coop Of fowls II A Tanner 100; q
j d Wheat so; --
] II BARNES
j. L TEBlTTs
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-14
A m brotypcs TRUMP halt
DAGUERREorYPEs ECLlPsEDI
AMBROTYPE ROOMS
J, E. RIoH

Would respectfully announce to the eitise NJ
of Red Wing and vicinity, that hs has leased
and fitted up tho
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-14
J Il RARNEs->
j. L TEBlTTs
DIR. ARMINGToN, Judges

..-r- Grass NO! 7--VEGETABLEs.
Best sample Of beet Fish 80; I'd best
VIM. P Tanner '25; best sample ofsquashes
Louis Moss 80; best sample Of onions j
Stranahan so; I'd best P s Fish '25; 3d
J D Wheat '25; best sample Of cabbage
Ii A Tanner 80; I'd best Peter Butler '25;
best sample of carrots John Stranton 80;
best sample OF potatoes John Srranton $50;
I'd best Peter Butler '25; Sd Jacob Daniels
'25; best sample Of turnips P Butler 80;
I'd G Mckenzie '25; best sample Of citrons
Ii A Tanner '25; 2d Master Charles Hitch
ems '25; best sample Of sugar beet Willard
Kenyon '25; ....0
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-14

It is estimated that between five
and six million dollars worth Of mer
chandisc arc annually sold i'll Houston,
Texas. The city is rapidly improv.
lag. tits tho radiant point for rail
roads in Texas, five Of which corccn
&-atel there.
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New York PaDGf Warehouse.

ONE PRICE ONLY. wIIEREg PAPER 81 MA f.RRs ,;tt
booksellers, St0tiOneFsF BHdeiS. Printers. Ahdi
purchasers generally 10 TO % per
by purchasing from frrt lniids. 40 80
Laying Increased our Occurring Facilities, We
can "HeT great inducements to parties in of Pu-
Per5 such as are usually sold BY Paper aTel6tise
Ledger and Flat lapers, FOoscap Letter. Note and ~
billet; t0ltn PackEt conInerctaI: and MI grades
I[eeGa ~ PeTe aG2iored PHpers, Tussue, BhIdGrss
Note, Bond Drawings Bank ErlTslors: Particulafd
. Pall tP supplying banks itll
nHrieS CiereTmen and Professional men. BlheaiSs
IN stock ready ruled forI'rnt ef from t6 g Heads
fnct, complete Paper Bnznnr. Send for Circulars
ana saVe J0nr money Orders by mail, aecOnpAnten
SON. -S'i''' a'-5s'i'i CAKSOS;&f HARD fEEs 10
NTaTlS* I'll Paper Warehouse II HsGkma1f st. 81
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$l.SOO.sS7 SIS
Upwards OF s11,OOO,OOO

Losses have Lecu paid by tho lEtna Insurance Co.,
inthe past So Syears. Z Is E5i-
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MANHOOD, l,Ao.s5.. o.......
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.

Just Published. in a Sealed EnUelore,
ALEGTuEE 0NTuE NATURE TSEENTAND
RADlOAlgCHRE Of SPEisAI IAIolsISIIOEAs ue SeiA-0
Involuntary Emissions prhtliIting IlhrEteS, ~
sumption and Mental aIi Physical pebilitY.s O. 3asb
ET ROB. y. CTl.VEKV'El.Is NJ, D., -,
The important fact that tile awful cOnssqusSea Of
seliahuse may he sliectnHI rInOHsd WitlMt inter
nal medicines the dangerous Arplicatons nf c+ls-
tics: inSrttNc'itA ntcaictc,F btees. and other EN-
entirely new and highly successful treatment. as
'lopiu1i'y tho cselGat@t aui hGr fnlly oxplaue by
rdrferty, and at tfe least possible COST tlltfeby
avoiding all tl.e advertised runs day. This
Lecture will prove boon to thousands thousant1
tSont unaer seal to any address, St 20 ia. on tho
receipt Of two postage: stamps, by addressing DR..
GltAS. ]: G: KLINE, $50 Pitst AvGnuG, Now York, J
FUHt B01 4.3So; .Ey III la, .7s5I- Ift tyl6 r
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III. S,st a. , g $50 900 Of Cash Capital represented by
IL iae "Sl Established Agency, whore every loss
AZ! Ls,r 'ice has been promptly paid in Wheel
u "aS due lay the terms Of the policy
n. VI. F. PETERSON,
iy7,5a-,, N'Aee next door to the NJ & NJ Rank '.
Main st. Wheeling,
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Z l1TER1Is OF ADWERTISING.

= 1.FtVIaL .NVIIVEs DOuDIe tho above rates. =
Ear early Advertising on reasonable terms aceor-
ding to the space occupied and te number OF changes
All advertisements from transient persons or strang
crs. to be pad for ial ddrance. .
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 peryear
or q for SIX months but for shorter period nothing
will he counted less than n aIiiarc %
The privilegeOf Annual Advertisinf. Is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit other persons as
well Is all legal advertisements and advertisements
"t auction sales and real estate III by them must
be paid for at the usual rates.
R0-A Advertisements mt accompanied with written
directions; will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
cases at full rates.
Marriages, Notices of Funerals and announcements
of Sermons, so cents each. novl1-59
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
lisks accepted at terms consistent with sOJency and
fair profit. y 4 - : = -
EFteii aFrntjongtrrn TO insu1d nee of d JFELLLNGS
tad coHtrats t0r terms Of one to fue years.
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The progress Of this Corporation has beon stable
NM uninterrupted through seasons of financial
s'he eNi storm periods eventful in or exempt from
aNeSpLhs yoni!![rA!nns and maritime disaster. Be
the credit system l7ect US in no material particular
DnFine "aFd tines the security of reliable lnsIl-
tIie hh Imperative duty-the ability OF property
-'''F'S 'c'a'tnn loss being tleni much lesscnc,!.
F9lS,es issued witluut delay, and all business at
'e''ed 10 with dispatch and flioIity, by .s''i
n. c. ARTHUR. Agent,
.,,o Office over the Bank of Wheeling.
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The Homestead Bill.

visions. ~
We hHressoNeral tineslfcccntly. been re
qpestcd to make make some succint statc--
menta concerning. the Homestead bill
about which there has been SO much talk
and for which every Republican mem.
her of Congress, with one exception, voted,
and against which every Bell and Everett
member voted. In the limits OF our space
we will try and give as fair and asliutclli,
gible statement as we can. ts5' r.sEf > =
Briefly, then, the. Homestead bill is
headed as ''a Bill to Secure Homestcads to
Actual Settlers on the Public Domain"
And its general provisions are as fol-
lows: - aT q.4---. - ftetss ~
Be it enacted by the Scnutc. aud House of
Representatives Of the United Sfate3of 1mcyi-
ca in Congress assembled, That any person
who is the head'of a. family, or who has
arrived at the age of twentv-one years,
and is n citizen of the United States or
who shall have filed his intention to be-
come such, as required by the naturaliza-
tion laws of the United States, shall,
from and after the passage of this act, be
entitled to enter, free q. coSt, one hundred
lands, upon which said person may have
fled prc-emption claim, or which may,
at the time the application is made, be
subject to presumption a one dollar and
twenty-five cents, or less, per acre: or
eighty acres of such nnIppronriated lInds,
and two dollars and fifty cents per acre;to
be Iocatedyin body, ins conformity to the
legal subdivisions of the public lands, and
after the same shall have been surveyed !
This bill was reported in the House Of
Representatives from the Committee on.
Public Lands, on the 9th day of last
March, having been previously introduced
by Mr.. Grow, II member from .Pennsyl-E
vania. On the 18th day of March, the
House came to a vote on the bill 1t was
passed by vote Of Is to G5; every Re-,
publican but one. as We said, voting for it,
and every Bell and Everett member voting
against it. The Hon Bill Montgomery en-
joys the distinction of being the only man
from the free States who ctotel against it.
While Hon. James Craig, OF Mo-, a Demo-
.crat, enjoys the far more enviable distincZ
tion of being the only man fromthe South
who voted.it. 81 80 ~. .n2A
The bill; after it had passed the House,
was sent to the Senate III On the l7th of.
April, Senator Johnson, from Tenn, who
was Chairman of tue Committee on Pub
Hollands reported !" substitute for the
House bill, His bill granted Homesteads
to settlers at 25 cents per acre, but was.
shapea so sos to. exclude 'pre-smptors,
m"ny of whom were tlich1occupying their
l6Oacres, on which they had been toilins,
and struggling for good while ii "a
st.aitentd3 condition, owing o itKt5Bapk
crash of 1851. When Mr..Johnson;s sub
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ss>v1f1etSsU 7OtEf a 81 xlfEH litEE1pIliStt
lie las also supplied himself with prime stock of
IeNther Orall Kinds, outS 81 Which hts rSs tOt
luhutNeture eyerY duscrpten pE Ladies aud CLils
drchs wesr: 'tis ne~ (inaluElctltiusI le eiHt4a
!neMt 9f the SGsess aE tarhssty rSYpests lle yeai
tiVn Of the Ladies as lac is prepared finnish bet
ter artiele and more lGtIdkoIe {S0itt4ini aoea
than eEer before Cilcrcd in illis city. a. ,t..
HIS 1fg eNpktelGG IN the bIsihess with HIS ftCSt
de.ess0TS; M$CIallCWs lIllUx hAAdCns 50 NSlt
acquainted Will! the wnnts aud pcCCsSir Of the la
dfet ltHt he feels Confident fhN1ndhe &l0 hlay hiajk
lm yitl. tlsir nStrqlPgSS will ~ away Iissatiste,lj
but that all will be pleased yNhd their most SIN
gina expectation with tho beauty audi tt nfitSI
goods lac may furnish.
Asingle trial wiIlprnvS 4hatJ this s luuRIlfk5
t7lE74 lIJEITF 70
Tothe 06iin4 ~ pa tE l,oNsSo long plld
f1lly stuck by the establishments he would say tAt
he is prRparetl L" furnish flicbi
of eastern marntacturs so taycr1bly known to thea
Nnd OH better terms as they have beei bought OK
clpJ Teiy with the and Will hs soll onyEpr Ihel
sala. having adopted fr his motto that stLe niblS
hf abettoF tGnn The slow bitlj . 5tI ~ 5.s.giii
The Big Red B99t y sllS tle sign. as TWAS LeFys,
uihl4l sGEqtsi5,.rt ats8yt JOHN ANDERSON Il
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49,, His eighth objection was an ailega-;
ton Of an unjust discrimination between
persons now claiming the esIpb benefit of pre-
:smPtlon laws. who arg permitted by this
bill TO enter within hin two years their aqar
Ter sections. at slxty-two and \ = half gents
per acre, ,,,9laE and future pTslemptors, Who he
acre. It was answered that. this was an
unfair statement, only 50 far is Il sspplSs
to pre-emPtors on unsurveycd public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY, MAY f0-6 p. N

THURSDAY, May 100 p. NJ.
There is still no change in the money market.
Money lenders state that the amount Of money
Offering is in excess Of the supply Of paper, and the
tendency Of the market is consequently toward
lower rates. The indications are that the banks
are expanding; two or three banks were endeavor-
ing to-day to place heavy amounts on call. The
subTreasury lost to-day sl3566 received sl35 ,lsi,
of which sl25O0O from duties-balance this evening
s6,45l ,654.
There is nothing doing in foreign exchange.
Bankers are holding at 1905 4 for sterling, and
5l33 for ancs thus far a. these rates there is no
demand. Tomorrow, probably, the market will
be more active; the indications arc that the Satur-
day shipment will not be much more than $500 900
100000.
The following are the last quotations of sight ex.
change on New York at the cities mentioned, the
quotations being in all cases for gold
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The following is the Pittsburg bank statement
for the week ending Mav5:

The annual report of the directors of the Concord,
Manchester and Lawrence Railroad for tie year
ending March 81 has been received. The receipts
were si62 sol 2l, and the expenses t2lo $50 "a.
The ret receipts OF the road we're sl35 yol6 II.
Two dividends Of four per cen. each have been
paid, and there is q balance over Of els DIG 81.
The contingent fund has been increased to
s7ossj -, against which there win be charged the
Concord roads proportion Of $25 900 expended on
new passenger depot during the year, above the
amount received from insurance, which sum il
now charged against the joint roads, to be hereaf
ter adjusted between them. The road, bed track
locomotives and cars are all in excellent condition
The Baltimore and Ohio road earned ia April
lsco. s,oe aga al
lst9.." ...u............s........ 3s1Tei l5
CO.. Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11
Tn. ola Dom,nion society.

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION or THE SETTLEMENT OF
JAMESTOWN, VIRGINIA, on THK iJru NAY, 1907,
BY TIE OLD DoMNios SOCIETY or Skw YORK.
An the Iab Of Nay this yen falls Sunday this soci
ETY. fixed their celebration for Monday aud Tuesday
evenings OF next week, the IAN and 18Th inst
On The former evening Ion viii be delivered be.
fore the society at the Cooper institute which viii be
open 10 the public generally, BY the Hon. George W
Summers OF Virginia, who h spoken Of by virsniAns
q gentleman Of superior eloquence.
On Tuesday evening the society, with their Invited
rsests pa,Ake Of splendid dinner, prepared by
The Inlspds In their best style.
Governor ie,eher 10 in town, ana VII pro
baby be present. al thu celebration. mum.
Der Of di,tinguehed geausmen have ac,epg
ed invitations TO present The nrs, attempt
made 70 found an Enesh settlement IN Nor,h America
was attempted BY sir Walter Raleigh, under q charter
granted b. Queen Eizabeih. The London and Piym0lth
oompsDss we're chartered BY James l., In 1868, four
years after The DEAN Of Eizsbstb mo later company
ehieiy supporicd BY Brnsh rerchars Ani the for
ner by merchants, capitalists and noOlsy Of London.
ILeaaea y W -ss0.alon ras hcnsrs h,klyt we cole
and probably, also, his half brother aud patron, sar
Humphrey Gileert he nrt, eSPsdiuoo Of the tonaou
p>ciiy cf which only Amounted 20 100 tons They
Under conmAnd q Captain Nespcr, an had colony Of
lt6 board rns small feet sailed Tor Virginia
the ion Of December 1900 sers voyage Of -four mouths
entered The chcsapeAke Bay on tho 2eia Of Apr 1897
noble stream Of the rowhatsn river, which was, honor
a. the kog, changed 10 the nsme o. James river Toe
about So mics where the coioriIis sntci on a PENN.
s1ln, with The view OF commencing settlement
TIE 3th OF May, lec7, that the 1ff sound Of
heard, ana The nrst tree down and The nrSt
timber prepared FOR Vie erection Of Jamestown the nrs
Town IN Virginia. Among theee ooonsts was Captssa
John smith whose romantic history, 10 eopneofop with
Pcwhaisn Chen considered the Emperor Of the counry)
his remarkable daughter Poe thonss has Invested
fhk ttf s1t with aromatic interest tckfcely surpassed
by any event in American history.
No epoch IN cur early httOry " more worthy az
meuotston thtn the tetemsnt n Jsmcstosn We fully
COT with he teruneu conveyed IN The following
hute q ine ate Hon. james xxx Spaulatug-
Jamestown and VI ymouth halo scd rosk
To me shail sacred be;
care rot sh3 my thence msy mock,
IN FuSer ~ them
envy 1oi The brute WHO here can r'snd
Nhloli q hfti ior his osn nAiivb isnd.
And, n BE recrcsnt crawl her earth,
- breath YFsbias air,
or q Ntt England claim he birth
frCm the 90 rtrrm here,
BE "a - bssrrd n he t4Te 20 mock
Cid lansste wB = shrine or Plynouth's famous rock.
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Impcrtsnt Co es. Copspmers.

StfKEME COrET--OtSKEAL TERM.
htiore Hon. JudEes susherlsrd, Mullen AMI Leonard
Nay lo--iie P,ple Of ns sat. % Nee rrt ~ ne
STORMY Gsrral rs Jaro D-lrsH, ard ctA-t--Tos 10
vhirsly IN seton trains, ne Nctrcpoisp Gas C,npa
ny, ne decndan bog Directors N the ACT Of ucorpo
rHhon o. uN ilst1a'sn. The ohec, Of TIE action a
oct orh " re rrsyer ilr rc'cf r. that an Al "a sco,
pcrHte the Metropolitan Nrs 81 s,~-es,v ~ - 49,.
81 NeN YORK, nav Re a,ucntA 20 b Ia 80 st,. - ~,
rcr.tutcn o. tnN Stte se ava AT v-iH .nt -, n,
rr'd deiCudantr rsy 10 atqdse ~ ~ wniArfniiv ss.,.
ana ufrrp TOE fancnl'e q lefg oott-s.,ou q. 4, -
. orgcrstion without lxai anthoriy o. rifbt r.
rcn plant lcu alleges thsf M Ac "a ur-oa.t,.,e-,s -,
sne Fesssn hai special ,~i sns shsfeor. vsi "a
the conatuton limits tne rUsars Of special acts 20
o. corCorsor cafnct be cs,aned Ter general a. sss
Ms ras comrsuy could have beca FORMED uaasf ss,.
srri ar sppncahe thereto ina, the sc' 81 ucDrrsoa
vss no approved By the Governor ut anertb. fj,arn
ntnt o. iIes f1turs, and for ths N failed 10 b
tnrae Bihai The arr - urcorfutrIsosi ana yof a,
efeNng tmcarfoiy ara further mat tks companf ofi
~ comntoce me uarsactou o. rsbasinets srsby
~ cfffcfaie Powers Rave csteL " farfaer sgpsarsf
~, % teno lst. me dtienfsn's rrstee5irF y .ct
,pe-ncn rntef the name q ne Msuopslts1 cas- ffhs
- slAl' ltAt .asd ihs Com Couucl for perms "a
~ oeelctiQrp urCuth Va streets Ia ssp.snrsr tie
hei9 " eenheins1 srarftd rernsflou bs' ~ D.cs-,
- the ei-tr fosfi aes clrrei In n.c,mb.- lsss
- lfr fHtfft snofhcr raeoluiep riving ne -,
Ie.y lefn tacn, sfich r-yfsf t e. ~. F,.rf ~
Antrweu on ~ 9Th n 0resrf ~ 1889 -
NJ n Lrs-fg on f1a par tf ths IL nj. .,,s.- a.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

canadian hour waa In good demand chiefly for shipment
TO the British provinces. The sales embraced 800 bbls
closing s. TO 81 30 for good brands southern
-four wss in fair demand while the sales embraced 500
bbs closing within the range OF the above quotations
Rye flour steady at quotations. with sales OF $50
bbs. Corn meal wAs In fair demand within the range Of
our 1gues, with sales OF 275 bbls Wheat buoy
ant and ~ the close prices tended own.srcs There
was some inquiry for export The TRANSACTIONS footed
about 10 GOO bushels, including prime white Michigan
ii TN white Canadian 1t 81 81, red Western at 81 so
and chicago spring at 81 %. Corn was less buoy ant
ern mixed 1T ITO $780,, with small lots at 1870 while
Southern in esore II $50 and jersey aud gel
low al SIC. Barey-A sale OF COO bushels made
7cc Oats were active snd In gooi demand az axe
43c or Western and Canadian At 43c s3s. and Prince
Edward Islana at axe.
CorrEE was quiet aad prices unchanged.
CoI1oS The GALES embraced about coo bales clos
ing WITH finer feeling the basis OF ii go. &c
Tor midolng pplands The following statement OF tue
movement in cotton since the Is. OF september last
compared with the previous three years.