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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26

For twice twelve months, the space which Christ
lana had occupied in the community since child
hood, was left blank.
Then there come wandering across the oceans
waves vague story of queenly beauty, who had
been shrined by loves care in home that realized
all tales of oriental splendor, under the sunny skies
Of France.
1t told how the noblest of the land, and those
whose learning had lifted them to fame, bent in
adulaton at her feet. It said that poets yielded
homage at her shrine, and counted words as
weak when used to paint her charms but it afso
told that this worship received with such favor
as the sovereign lady grants to The humble subject
of her domain-she turning always to the one
dearer to her heart than life and all its duties
Then come a pause, and after that the details of
an awful tragedy.
| Over the wine cup words were uttered which
chance gave to the wronged ones ears, and chang
| ed her to an ayenging fury.
| She learned, even while her heart was swelling
with its wealth of tenderness-learned it in fell
sentence-heard it told with laughing sneers, that
she was dupe, mistress, victim, and the words she
| thought had made her wife, nought save skill
| ful mockery. She heard the specous lie narrated
| and appauded which had won her from her poor
| old mother, and the shelter of her humble home
heard the vannting boast of ingenuity which had
| detained money, that should have been sacred,
from its expiatory mission to the sefar.off shores
and listened to the banters and antcipations to
what extent of time might elapse before the rare
| toy would grow wearisome and be thrown aside
| for objects of newer interest.
| Can you wonder that that proud and wayward
| heart, and highstrnng fiery nature, grew crazed
| with horrar at its own AMUSEMENT!
| Can you wonder that in the dark hours of that
| night dreadful deads were enacted, which made
| that house house of blood2 Can you wonder
| that d rash hand let out two lives which had
| mingled here, and which might not go to their
dread hereafter one without the other but must
| stand together-aecuser and accused
Judicial and medical investigation proved
| that the murderous blow had been given left
handed, and the wound in Richard Gonyngsby's
| traitorous breast corresponded to the weapon
which was buried to the heart of the dead woman,
who lay suicide at his feet.
Lost, lost in shadow!
Lost in the thieefold gloom Of the worlds stig-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26

SHLoRfs DEsORfPrIos or i DAsrH- Have at
haa any fun with the land-lnabe,s till TIinrsdas
night At dance. When arrived in the cabin
found them Hader headway OF Spanish dance
xgT8eE my station! Ia line with Sue Tacksr fell
zzaekza4S Hiled then shot ahead Two iatAeufs
haaIed uP on The Eiarboard tack 70 let smother
agsIf pass, and then came stern on another sai
epohe her md then bore ronnd against the sun and
fell IN kith another sail in n chase. passed twenty
The other sisore dropped astern fell back, couldn't
81, so let go aRolaT aud sauled mp ior repairs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26

1 to my faith in your love. am not even now while
/ expressions of hatred arc yet warm upon your
| lips. / only wait to have those sounds chased
away by the most precious words that ever
blessed the ear of man. Christiana love you.n
One step he advanced, with entreaty In voice and
gesture.
| The love it appealed to would not be put back
Forgetful of GOODNESS and ndignity, unmindfui of
| inconsistency treachery, the stately form was
caught yielding to his breast while the lips which
| had breathed of hate, whispered truthfuy, Hove
| You better than life.n
When they parted there was on the finger of the
bruised and swollen hand which had been so griev-
ously martyrized, plain gold circlet, the pledge
| of truth that Chrstiana should be the wife of
Richard Conyngsby.
| There had been promise made, how exacted
the party bound could scarce have told that as yet
| no mention Of the engagement should be made to
her mother, to whose roof she returned before the
sun had sunk to rest. 5.m4. ....z449.g. .#
After this there were, in the few remaining days
of Mr.. Conyngsbys stay, frequent interviews be.
tween the lovers, all but the result of chance,
so far as Christiana was concerned. Sometimes
she returned from these meetings joyous and elated,
| sometimes sad and depressed, and sometimes with
q wandering, wavering, unsettled spirit which
bespoke a combat within.
At last the time came for Mr.. Conyngsby's
departure, and he left the Squire's carrying with
him the golden opinions of all, and was driven to
the depot to take his seat which had been quite
ostentatiousy engaged in the railroad train of that
day.
Abbie was consoled for his absence by the
thought that ere many days they should meet
again, and looks and glances, and some whispered
words had made her believe that the sun of his
happiness would suffer eclipse until he found him
self again at her side.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26

The ciscer of the deck on board man-of. wa<
asked The man at The wheel one day, q How does
ahe head Y II was blowing a gale Of wind.
South ayst,' replied Pat, touching his bat, but
forgetting g add sir TO bis answer. 9 You'd better
put few more s's Id yoar answer when yon speak
20 met said the hafg Lieutenant. = Ay ay, sir.r.r =
returned the witty iIishmaa. Al day or two after,
1ise oiaeer called out again how does she head
noN " 2 South ayst and be south, half south. and
little southery, STREE. your honor screamed
Pat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26

=" Ard this then. IL lbve's ending. 1t is like
The history Of come fair Southern cline:
Boi fires are in the bosom of the earth,
And the m soil puts forth It's Thousand flowers,
II fruits Of god-summer's regaiity;
And sleep and odors d0at upon the air,
Making II heavy with its own eliehGs.
AtlenEth the subterraneHn el meut
Bnrsis from It's secret s0liinds an lays
All waste before t. The red lava st enm
Sweeps like pestilence aud that which was
A gaiden for some fairy ta'cs yonpg queen,
Is one wild desert, lost in burning sand.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26

i lady expressed to Hogarth wish to learn to
draw earicatnre. Aiasi young lady, said the
my advice and never draw D earieatures by The
long practice OF il, have Lost the enjoyment of
beauty. never see a face bat distorted: never
have tue satisfaction Of beholding the human face
af0fae.7t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
ID nIALLARD.
A Most Magnificent stock

l
FuRNtrupE AN, uoy,.r r1,,,,,,nv.x.u
WITT, 10 n.r.ono,,,, ..,.a,e, :. oooDS'
a oaa sn,I aeufea TO order
sLEEPING-RooM FURNITURE in Mahogany and viOle.
PARLoR, pINTNG-RooM and I.IBR AIRY FIR ,,rrrpv
SHADES, SHADES Is KnGs SPRING . , BLINDS, etc.
splendid assortment Of MIRRORS consisting of Mants,
CoRN1CEs, GIIDINGs andsap extensive v.1,.,x =, -
goods.
ruNh ~ ninn ooy EMS. flates on Castors, Id
namental Poreelsn Sets OF Bohemian Paris Crystal
FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE TEA avn TON pY 49,.
in Crystal, Biscuit and Porcelain Fancy Tea and ohs
oapsi splendid vases staneties Clocks Lamps, Jardi
!. s,,e,d,a assort,,.,,. - p.
c.,,,.,,a', :, e,-.,.. =. -.
~, - ~" I 's'ss
a.,.. =, p.r,.a,.n,. - p.s'' y anu
90 " s''u 'e'y
Being unwilling to deal any longer in CARPETrEes he ,
al, IN. ,at.r.s ~ a., lin. n, ,,,o,. ..,..,
:, - - . - -" ''A' " neA'' A
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'''"i't'' 4'''N's' "u' oa'''" A'"'Hnss'
OIL. @4 -~=p ..5s
on ,-..,., 4" Il n y,
ozs sos.-ls. % ROYAL street.
'REDEGAh IRON WORKS
..s Nv
@ q 80
- -ManafActuFe-
LOCOMOTIVE PORTABLE AND STATIONERY
.#... Steam Engines,
or all sizes and Capacities combining al usefa and modern
improvements and Of greater strength and durability than sny
S'''' '''''''s' = '','''"
CIRCULAR AND SASH sAw-MELLs,
of the most effective and substantial chsraco having been
builtexpressiy for
Plantation Use. .~4E ~. 4
rGrtst NILS Gin shafng Draining and Planning Mschne
o..
Also Spikes Chains Car Wheels and Axels Iron Trucks aud
Railroad Fittings Of every description
&-we were awarded at the Virginia State Fair over all
Richmond aaunaetntsrs oe,, q 's tho Hshes; Premium
for the most simple substantial and effective
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE.
For Plantation Use.
END, and &c, i'ss es mail 0ne o. our Illustrated os,S
-, w',.a eol''"s ''ts'ut p'os Z 'u
constant supply oil whieh l5 always on hand
and fur sale
FnurrNn-M rvENs f,.,a.uis .,..,,
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.5....... No, 53 ST Charles street Ell.
NJ tfee sez orls.ns.
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RECEIVING FoRW1RDJgc
c,, r.,,.,..a, r,, 6.
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IrPrppooN rEy.o
R23- Liberal Advances made upen Consignmenfs
S.;.,J. 4. ~ o.,...z
'tlslas s- ~ rev otleans. ------------ al zn
~ RRYAV, SAEI.M sESEN Noa IL GAEau and (,
y srossmsa y, s,Tess slgn 9, q, n Kaot Hog or Dle
TENTS. IA hPA uLIss Also all kinds FLAGS aud
BARNERS, suitable To- companies other purposes, with
and furnished order shortest notice BLOCKS
sizes ready strapped likewise all kinds OF heavy BLOCKS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26

ma, crime, and the impenetrable darkness of the
grave.
"'Ts wild tale-and sad, to5 as the SIGH
That young lips breathe when loves FIRST dreamngs az.
When blight, and canker worm, and chilling showers,
Come wthering o'er the hearts, passion aowerHu
Ills sad story for the Christmas time, and DER
true but pass It not by, you who think Ii light
thing to betray womans trust and list its teach.
ings, fair maiden, in that sweet spring. when love
dawns to the girlish heart, and shun not the holy
sympathy that distils from mothers breast into
words Of precious counsel.
-------
- MALLARD. HIALLARD.
3d.. ROYAL STREET. T...,..,9,,,55
Informs his patrons friends that he has inst arrived from
Europe with
Most Magnificent stock
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-26
CHAP Nv.

@ And she has left the aged one to steep
Her nightly couch with tears for that lost child
.,.-.. who left her age IN weep,
When that the temptcr tlattered her, and wiled
Her steps away, from her own home beguled.h
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03

y FAILURE.-Sitting at our table on Mon
/ day, porting oyer Il thousand or two old
thunb-worn accounts, wondering where
the money to buy our next lot of paper
should come from, our quiet was disturb
ed by the noise of drum and fife in the
street. Wondering what this might i'm
port, we threw up the window and looked
out \ gaunt STRIPPING of boy was pass
ing along the sidewalk violently belabor-
ing drum, accompanied by another tor
turing shrill squeaks from a fife, in the
rear followed another boy bearing bit of
striped factory" that a lively imagination
might have tortured into a flag, and at his
heels followed half dozen of other urch-
ms On inquiring the meaning OF it ali,
we were told it was a procession to escort
the rescuerS' to the depot. We followed
the queer group with our eyes up La Sale
street, and by the time it reached the ca
nal bridge it had received an accession of
probably dozen more boys, and thus com
posed, it marched to the depot
We are told there might have been 100
persons at the depot when the rescuers EN-
barked; but there We're no republican lea
ders there-no Bassetts, or Murrays, or
Lelands to make speeches, and all the
company could do was to get up three
faint cheers, which, however, were imme-
diately nullifed by three ch GERS fro:- the
opposite side for Douglas
The truth is, this negro i'm business
has been such an utter failure as a politi.
cal speculation to the republicans ia Otta-
wa that of all subjects it has become the
most distasteiul to them. Talk 10 the
leaders about the martyrs and they
bolt at once with fingers in both ears
Would 800 save the whole batch Of the
rescuers from going to Jail, we doubt vine
Their half the sum could be raised among
the republicans in Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03

At MAEsToNS Marston in Hossacks
Row, on Main street, has just received from
the South and East a very heavy stock Of
fresh groceries, among which are new crop
sugar and molasses, both beautiful articles.
Also a large stock of green and dried fruits.
such as apples, oranges, lemons, dried
prunes, plumbs cherries, blackberries,
peaches, &c &c. Marston always keeps a
good stock and sells as cheap as any body
dare Try him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03

CIRCUIT CoURT-The only trial during
the week worth making mem. OF here
was that of Maurice Roach and Lawrence
70 Bricn, the two Irishmen from Mendoza
charged with killing German, a year age.
Both plead guilty to manslaughter, and
were sentenced each to one year in the
penitentiary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03

The CANAL-The Canal about here is
about clear Of ice, and could already be
navigated. We understand the winter has
done very little if any damage to the
banks SO that no time need be wasted in
repairs before it can be opened During
the winter the bridges, culverts, DC, have
been thoroughly overhauled, and all put
in prime order The intention now is, we
learn, to resume navigation about the 18th
inst -'.s li-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03
Otta@a free Gra0er
LOCAL. MATTERS.
rhe Ottawa Democratic Club

Will meet at the Court House, on the
FIRST Monday Ese"ing Of Each Month, until
May lst, 1860. The Executive Committee
will meet on the Second Tuesday Eeea;n.g
of each month, at such place as they shall
select, uutil May lst, 1860
Meeting next Monday evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03
Young Mems Democratic Club.

The young men of Ottawa in favor Of
organizing Young Mems Democratic
Club will meet at the Office of o. Leavens,
Esq, on Wednesday evening next, March
S, at y o clock
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03

FARMERS, it will do you good to look in
at jackson Il Lockwood's Hardware store
and see their stock of Moline plows, made
by John Deere. 1t almost makes one feel
like turning farmer and blowing up the
prairie soil They are the only agents in
this city for the sale of these plows. Give
them call before you buy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03

ExcITING TIME,-On Saturday, the driver
OF a two horse team. in undertaking to
wind his way through the vehicles that
blocked up La Sale street in front Of
Stout store, ran against dray, and turn
ed it over, as well as the horse. Two hun
bred men Immediately flew to the rescue,
1876 acting as bosses OF the job, and the
balance doing the work. The horse and
dray We're extricated and righted up in
about - minutes Had four Of the bosses
resigned and turned 5ossess, the job would
have been accomplished in about half the
time
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03
Council Proceedings.

| February Il, 1850
| Adjourned meeting. Present Mayor Avery,
! AID. Lndlev Gridey, Drew, Wade, Tanning, Clan
cey. Maierhofer, Hoban, and Ilanalle
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Petition of Il. Thorne, asking the privilege to
erect hay scales in Superior street. opposite Lot B.
/ in Block 35, States Addition to Ottawa, presented
/ On motion of Wade, petition received and pray
er granted.
/ Petition of j. Clancy & Co., for liquor license
presented.
balance of municipal year.
| LindIey moved to amend by fixing the sum at
$50
Clancy asked leave to withdraw said petition.
Granted
Grdey, from street and alley committee, TO
whom referred the matter in relation to the
extension of Norris street. reported in favor of
tending tho same east To the DAYTON road.
On motion, the further consideration of the sub
ject aId over until the next meeting of the CT
" council.
Gridlev, from same committee. reported in rela-
ton 10 street crossing across Paul street, north
side Superior street.
On motion Of Drew, the matter was referred back
to the street aud alley committee with power TO act.
Grid!ey, from same COMM ltee, reported IN reia-
ton TO the condition Of sidewalk on Pine, jack
son, and Jefferson streets.
Wade, from street aud ailev committee reported
the bin of W II. Ba;ten for constructing side
walk, st1.32, correct and recommended pay
ment Ordered paid.
Wade, from same committee. submitted the fol-
lowing report III relation to sidewalk constructed
by the city:
Hhertas, The city council did. on the 10th day
Of March, 1851, order the construction Of side
walk on the north side Of Prospect Avenue, from
Christie street 10 state street: that in conformity
with the ordinances OF the CITY the committee
have caused IA sidewalk To be constructed on the
route above mentioned, and opposite the premises
hereinafter described and caused the expense
thereof to be estimated by the city surveyor which
is set opposite each lot c,pecty ely follows, viz
Lot :, IN block -, Original Town, SIS -
> 20 . %
On motion Of Lindley, the report received. and
the following order OF Continuation and assessment
was PASSED.
Orlsrai. That the several Sums of money set OPP
p0,gte the several lots described the above
port OF the and alley committee be and the
same are hereby Respectively assessed upon the
/ sad lots 20 deiray the expenses OF sidewalk
caused 70 be constructed By said street ard alley
committee, and that warrant he issued for the
collection Of sold assessment returnabe IN thirty
DAYS from the date thereof
bills ORDERED PAID.-Two bills of J. Clancy *
Co for lumber, SIG and Sl5.ss.
! Petition OF j Clancy 4 Co, askin.. for liquor
license at ; - for balance Of municipal wear.
On motion. PRAYER of said petition granted.
On motion OF llamar.
: DFa,rsi. That the street and allcy committee be
instructed 10 let all the unfinished sidewalks OF
Pine Jackson. and Jefferson streets.
Adjourned Ia March =. 1850.
d IEANENS Fry gieyE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03

HARDWARE, Fence WIRE, NAILS, &c.-We
with pleasure direct the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Messrs.
Blair & Co, of Chicago, in our.issue of to
day. Hardware, Cutlery, Nails, Tin Plate.
Sheet Iron, Copper, Copper Bottoms Black
Tin and Timers Tools, DC They are the
largest importers and wholesale dealers
west Of New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03
CuICAGO MARKED

CHICAGO. March ?
The grain market has been less excited during
the week, but price, still tend upward.
Flour active sales sp.ng extra a, g. s0a5. 0 ;
winter go.
Wheat active No . red I.43; No. spring ! Os:
No. 2'.priu.. IOCal.t2c track
Corn active and advancing. Sales No. !, i3a4i /.
I'm store No 1 ic on trgcL.
Oats active al .Ja26c.
Dressed Hogs scarce and firm at s5a6.53
Errs CuI! Al &C.
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Lecture Tonight.

Remember that GEO D. PRENTICE, Of the
Louisville Journal lectures at the Court
House this evening OF course everybody
and his wife will be there
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NV lUIlh u I ItN I 7.
New YOkK March l.
Flour no change, prices ranging for western from
- 10 to $50. Rye $3.7oai.ir.
v neat tIrIner. Western l.5OaI.55. Spring l. 90
al.2l. Milwaukee club %
Corr sales Al 7tas0c. inferior to prime white
Barley frrn at 7-aSoc.
Oats firm and IN request at IJal6.
Pork dull and heavy. Old mess 81, 25als50.
Prime old : 2.62, new Il S..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03

LATE PUBrICATIoNs-The reading com
munity will find a very choice selection OF
late romances at the OTTAWA News DEPOT,
next door to the post Office. See adver,
tisement
Persons wishing choice varieties OF
Strawberries, Currents, or Goosberries will
find it to their advantage to call at the
News Depot.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03

Mrs. Clifford, very accomp lishedar
has taken rooms in Freemans block, and
viii be happy to paint the portraits of all
such Of our citizens as may desire in this
way TO pcrpetuate their handsome counte-
nances. She also gives lessons in painting
and drawing, on reasonable terms, and
guarantees to give entire satisfaction in
her Instructions
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03

THE CONFESSIONS OF AN UNFORTUNATE MAN,
who brought upon himself the obstinate nervous
affection premature decay. &c by iudscretion and
seifabuse-pubshed for tiIe b-neE. OF the afflicted,
and particularly addressed to young married people,
and those contemplating marriage, pointing :ie
way they may be restored to perfect health The
thor having himself been cured, desires place the
hands Of the unfortunate the ~ which they
fin relief and also TO put stop to the various mposi
tions pracced upon tie unwary. lie will send his K
perichce free of charge. Address, VIM J. Horribly, Box
ass, o., New York. febll LON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03

80 sic tEeIlctjtC11r Bz Ht~ tfEtS.-sGS
THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills!
TIE EUOLE WOPLD UNITED:
sICIX PEOPLE. THINK
AFTER WHICH, ACT
You'd scare zIecI. al this late day,
With startling cures a book 10 iln,
This : tie ease. tAr million say
With the cures OF iierr.cs's Phi.
They cone from Fast. and North, and West,
And with glad tIiIug@ the papers I'll,
Because they the cheapest safest. best,
And superior to others is HerricA's Pill.
IRON Roofs aud Plants. and Flowers they're made;
They always cure-ttsy never kill;
Thousands now in their caves we're laid,
Were Il net for Herrica's FL.
Each Pi!! with s-gar IS coated Ger
4 rare di-CrT-ry e.! matches skill;
Their like never seen before
Un'iI it appeared ~ H=Ts!c-'s Pill
For years he's worked % cal The sick,
With joy eEa5e Lis bosom l.is-
For tens OF thO.sauJs nov rejoice
At the magic powers OF Herrick's Pills.
Sy~HEEEFCK'S MATCHLEsS VEGETABLE FAM
LY PILLS have inundated the world with their popular
ity. FIVE millions o: boxes used annually CIV
ing employ meut eighty FIVE men and women 10 put
them up. Their cures are numbered by thousands
their praises the tongues Of all Citizens of Ottawa
and elsewhere. have you used them Pat up in
English. Spanish. German ant French directions
Large family boxes - cents Five boxes Tor 81 Sold
everywhere.
See advertisement on 81 rage.
aHg21 K. II PALMER, Trdcs'iDg AG6'f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03

SHOOTING 'DoRGS.-We saw shot made
on Saturday at a dog that ought to be re-
ported in the Spirit Of the Tines. \ city Of
fetal with nostrils dilated and breast heav-
ng out bloody breathings against the ca
nine race, drew deadly aim with shot
gun heavily charged with buck on an
unsuspecting canine three rods in front of
him. An explosion followed aud the dog,
who had evidently boon in the field before,
pricked up his ears for the order to re-
trieve game Well nobody was hurt, nor
the dog either-but We got ont Of the
reach Of that gun as fast as possible.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-03
OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTkwA, March ., 1860.
The weather continues mild had sprIngiike,
threatening rain-;he roads desperate. giving our
streets q very dull appearance
Fl5sr-winter wheat. !aa3 - pr loo; spring "
extra, *2.15a3pH: spring Tine 200.
Cera Eeai-tl 01aI l0pr. lOo
NE.1t-W Winter. g+aLOi, spring e0as3c.
O.tts--3Jc for - ibs.
KFries-5Cc for 20 lbs.
TlEir'i 2 .>esj-.2.25.
Ppla.ass-iOc. 2. bush
E~ps-lgc.
B.tssg-.3c.
Car .>Lj5s-1c.
Poultry meets ready sale at 6a-c p 10
Dressed Hogs ia demand at sass.