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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03
THE GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

THE GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
On6Sof the most terrible evils in the com.
munity is the wide spread prevalence of Dys-
:pepsia. 1t is to be found in almost every
family in our land, and thousands are suffer.
ipg ffonswhat they fbs1ieve to be .ailments Of
the.f head; the heart, the chest, the liver or
bowels; which are in reality but symptoms aud
the Fssults,oest ths presence of Dyspepsia. So
many foyps does this dire arrangement of the
animal fn1st ions assume, that thousand diff
ferent cases might be cited in whith the com.
plication or combination ofsymptoms is entirely
different. Probably in the most efficient re-
medal agent known is the Orygenated Biftcrs,
prepared by 8. w. FowIe d Co, Boston. We
have seen letters from individuals whose char
acter and position in society entitle sthetn 10
confidencss and the article has been approved
hy soine Of our most emint professional men,
Boston Tra0eller.
!. gho above expresses our opinion Of this we'll
For.aisSy'D. -Mslauehtn, Abbeville.-1f. 4
4 ARcuBf1qp HuauEs 4spSHE PopE--Aiter
the cofSfnsinns Of the n5ass siiithe cathedral IN
New York last Sunday "a Archbishop Hughes as.
scended the pulpit and made a .yigoreps and
stirring addrsss 6f,twenty minutes % so, ON
The posi- tipns ADD Reulties of the. Soyspeign
Poptif, md esptsiSed . ple15hs has adopted
for conveyiag 70 the s.Holy fssHer suhs!anE
.csse. 7n tbS SR5ld aud s1prsssive language sol
wh;a& me 1s5B6 6ishop isso great 4 naaster, DC
dsnSunSsd viii tanmss sslrsd ssserity tbasssstssa,
Ssient empe-ofs and x1patemptible kinEss--i
sYnsefahgaef fcoutss, E0njs N aPolson and Victor
hnianust Pre- essding sto4ybs
lee g. sssa.A.aa e @ a.se vi sseail'GE e va
sss q ~ ~, y essssp aSs :, sy IL
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03
THE IND EPENDENT PRESS :

For The information of those concerned and
interested, editors are requested to publish tho
following resolutions passed at various times by
the Society:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03
THE NORTH
THE SOUTH.

DELAWARE "A country paper says. Now
that harvest is nearly over, during Which. our
farmers have not suffered from excessigesleat,
or been troubled with wet weather. they are
quite willing to have rain. Indeed, there is
beginning to be serious want of rain through.
out this vicinity. and grass already shows the
effects of it, as well as corn aud other gro inc
crODs,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03

Our Exchanges from various sections Of the
country, TEEN with, detailed accounts of tho
crops. From condensed summary prepared
by the Charleston Mereury we extract the
following:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03

NORTH CARoLINA.-A letter from the French
Broad Valley, in North Carolina, reports &c.
r'ous and general injury to the crops by hail,
w'nd' and storms. The corn in some places
was completely stripped.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03

MARyLASD.-In Maryland, although in Frede-
rick county and some other localities the wheat
Leads have been light, poorly filled. and the
grains shrivel'ed, the reports which reach us
from other portions of the State are of such
nature rs TO make US expect an average
crop.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
DEB,

Ahs residence In soosyivaaa county on Friday the 25h
ut after pr,iraeted Illness Maj SANFORD CHANCELLOR 10
the 9Th year Of his
On the hut year OF her age Mrs SUDAN, wife Of
John Rhosdes, Of Orange co.
Al the residence her father Dr. p Rowen Sunday
29h day Of January, LUCY ANN wife OF d. W Settle, OF Gu.
pepper
Ah residence In Spo.syvana county on the It'll of Janua
~, 1850 Mr. JAS puLIAM sE In the 6is: year ois
On Monday The 2oh ui at the residence OF his brother Col
Thos Browu in wesmoT.llnd sr pain'a illness Of nearly
two years duration, ARTHUR BROWN, aged - years.
or Pneumonia l6h Inst residence Of his mother
IN Hanover county, AIR LOGAN Vs. ELLErr In The 2 year Il
his az. after long suffering Ga which he
by all that devoted Affection uaVav-rrg sndlp emu~
professional skill could administer, but above ALL by the tum
pha1t tru Of assured faith 10 the Promises Of .r Relceme
For while his disease seemed yield O. vel directed medic
treatment and rejoicing relations and friends and physician
grouped around 90 congratulate him upon the prospect Of speedy
recovery but the sad sequel proved how Illus we're M Sc fave
rable changes Of condition. in which tL enemy rePused but
van1ahed only lay IN ambush around the WORKS OF the %
GEL r-turl with gathered energy Tor It's ha overthrow Bu
though that enemy has umphed and ai that once a citadel "
ruins the than victorious ISOLATION Of kn0Enl
at bis death" released is Hcaven-ward
flight. the angelspir, ta5ernacl=d there.
however restricted the simplest porrlure 0 .ckno gegd
many and manly Characteristic, enhamed in their
artonat appreciation while to those who had not the pleaur
.' We Law "a .;t "a ~ noe ,,if,I and
stunning vruous adherence Il years the vices
and Yees .ha too often allure from their pathway 10 fortune
and 10 fame footsteps who upon lie with the
i,rest prospects Tor brilliant future
manhood radiant With al the hopes and ASPIRATIONS Of that buoy
ant PERIOD and ici With The accessories and advantages Of for
worldly condition. aed ana promoted by the sagAcou
affection Of devoted mother, his untlmey death
upon with stunning npr veness and from s bens
igncs within rev brief years, In which that afflicted
had 70 0N thr premature her but just
up and daughter this sad bereavement but stir afe
the blade grief her aSonzed heart has had time to
those and repeated wounds NeIy the suv
pay ref IN her advancing q so her cnsnP
children stands out Ike the aged oak IN the plcss Storm strip
oil protesting braaehe and claims even larger share o. oai
her early whered dear " and we have but
lace nins her wounded sp III to the healing mercy
W who Ia tie darkest hour OF our distress, smiles ream
hope M gloom ADD axes the itself but ra H.
ant gateway 70 Eterra. JOY"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06

u .-. .,..r......,. TIL. l..,i,..,. saws.
....s. .,l.,. W.. ..,..... ,. hive
,.... ,-,r, fI a ,.ts STATE Convention. ae take
an. liberty OF exposing Che al,s OF such profession,
by t'e most conclusive a'd oversize .''aS '--.'o-
A.lol...5 70 pug. ~, 49,, ,--,,...,,, and mo-.
~. GO IL, Min ,,. tr'.ai.6s Gov W. base ther
yie.o-v. The important fac, developed ,hl- ag5r.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
ota lo, 1859 O55 2,l53l6y 8,G3s2a8 2sOl sds
RECEIPTS FROM TIE INTERIOR.

The following is cur monthly detailed statement OF the
receipts OF merchandise Richmond. by Canal and Railroads.
FOR the month OF February:
yJ,s, ir,r anil Ri1aor IS 500 bushels wheat;
1890 hds tobacco POO pigs MID tobacco, l3 hhds stems
- tls - bushel 800 pig ron -
s2 coal Has tons lead 60 cords wood
lu bhls apples 1899 lbs bacon III liquor bbl+i 3l9 Hour
bbl 80 Bu.r loo bushels neal I'T bushes naNsee -
bales cotton Gjl5 lbs Fruit 1901 b, lard, 25 lbs
leather; bt'l horse hogs 10 bushels potatoes ~ btl
whisky and jds bales hay
by THgs C,atroi Rolrogi-1sls5 bus wheat, 2,5o bus
inf h15 tobacco $40 f. lumber $50 Tbs ginseng ~ tons
pig o., beef 3d. ~ lbs bacon SOi6J lbs butter le9 cat
e 20 calves pigs q horses 29 hogs go sheep, 623
lbs lard 3y b tEow. .. $40 lbs dressed poultry, 1892 lbs
yenisOn wool ibis apples pes and beans,
aN seed iy clover and seeds lbs bales hay lilo
lbs wax ~ pky mid tobacco, "a es domstcs 9G pkgs lea
DO Shoes 200 paper 30 empty beer kegs rs bb
Ssky 2G hhds stems 81 pk mineral water pkg 30
empty bbs car loads hoop poles - bbs manganese, etc
b. Ric1ao7d IS DgrEs Rairord-2l 400 bus wheat; 62l
hids II tobacco % hhds stems LOS bys MID tobacco o. bbs
smoking tobacco hhd do ll2 pipes pa bags irn; 80
IBIS -FOUR has neal 30 bags lax seed - bags and beans;
and urs G bNs fowls II pkgs eggs ~ key, lard
keys butter. do bb turkies ly3 barrels p
rolls leather wooeus hhd iron.
and IL heads cattle sheep horses ~ hogs a
1850 lumber @O lbs bacon, wool bark,
lat hoop poles 2i1 tons coal 32l $3.50 Kegs nails,
3 bags corn etc, etc.
By Rjinond Frdsrictslurg anil Potomac RdaroGd-or5
wheat 25GS do O5G do meal g6 do do peas
and beans u do seeds ~ DO rye l6 hhds tobacco pkfs snc
do 8 bbl 3l5 lbs dried fruit 20 lbs bacon 3 sheep
s >, bales hay, DO oats ~ bales &c bus. mill OIL
1b hour bales dme,ics pkgs eggs 81 Il lumber zig cords
good, 6oi tons coal, and 81 Sl4 lbs sundries
By Richmond ant PsfscsJvrg Rfilrodd-253 hhds tobacco
hh1 tobacco stems; C6 bushels wheat 2D bushels
u bales 81 bb!s Spirits tupentne 1Z6 liquor barrels;
1870 1ur blrrcs iO bales domescs sTl3 IBIS iron
bale, waste l3t bales rags 61,OOO slaves 80 hides
SAgJn - 800 feet lumber; H,Oll lbs miscellaneous
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
Reflector Texas.

I,is reported that the War Department has prepared
orders for the better protection of New Mexico and the
frontier Of Texas which to be forwarded 70
the proper officers They direct the withdrawal OF two
regiments from Utah az soon as the movement can be ell
ected The first column viii march to Bridgers Pass
and take the eastern foot of the Rocky Mountains IN the
advance toward New Mexico, near Fort Massachusetts
The other column viii pursue the route over which Col
Dorng returned from Fort Brdger These forces are 10
coar the plains ia the regions of the hosles Indians
and where the mails have been DISTRACTED in the Navajo
country They viii then be posedin strong deachmen's
in New Mexico. The troops now stationed there when
t5, relieved by these forces viii march to the Texan
frontier and take post in the regions where the greatest
Disturbances from Indian hostilites exist lnaddiuoh 70
these arrangements and the ordering ola battery OF light
artillery from Fort Lsvenwor,h TO Fort Brown all the
companies already the frontier viii be filed up with
recruits. l. supposed that Colonel Lee, who viii have
the direction of the troops has by this time arrived on
the Rio Grande
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
Alabama md a Sonth.rn convention.

The Legislature of Alabama have passed series OIL
resolutions declaring in effect that the State has already
resolved TO rcss. the election of Black Republican TO
the Presidency without concert with her sister Sou'I
cru States that she has appropriated large sum CT
money Tor military preparation to meet that emergency
and that having thus prepared on her part for tie
sv-epces of the future she has not deemed necessary
TO propose meeting of deputies OF the Sa'eno'ops
States as urged by South Carolina. Nevertheless should
such convention be agreed upon, to be held tany time
before the meeting Of the next General Assembly, the
Governor is authorized TO appoint delegates for Alabama
This must be regarded as gentle reputation of the
south Carolina proposition aud, Mississippi is the on
y State that has seconded IT, or is likely 10 second it, we
-lnno.e TINT We may r.gari e as ablndOued
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
MURDER IN ACCOMAC-A MAN KILLED By A
WOMAN

Ga Friday last, a woman living a near neighbor to
respectable farmer sent a small boy 10 his house 10
quest him TO 10 her house between eight and nine
o'clock night, she wanted him important
business He went according TO appointment but fear
ing that all not right took neghbor and his little
with him. lie knocked at the door lightly when
she asked who il was he said 1T is who you for
to-day The light in the house put out, the door
opened and he Immediately received the contents Of
pistol ball which proved afterwards to have entered
biz liver The who shot, started home, but fell
when about 50 yards from his house; carried home
by his ncighbor and died in about twentyfour hours
The woman who is in jail, Is named Mary Simpson,
saws she shot him for breaking in her house. bu, the
ueighbor who accompanied Mr. Budd the killed.
saws he only knocked the door gently and small but
TON on the inside not even bursted off It seems
this Mis-. Simpson lived by herself the land adjoining
Mr.. Budd which owned by man named L;!iestOn,
who a few days previous had a difficulty with Budd,
which resulted in fight. Ga Court day, las. Monday,
this mauTu,y Lleston wentto the al to visit this
TIE excitement against him Was great, that he was
prohibited from going TO the Jail again. and suspicion
that he was either the person that shot Buid inslga-
ted IT, soon spread and II said if any had pro-
po,edi it, he would have been lynched.-Nortolk Day
B.gE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
RELIEF IN TEN minutes.
i r Y A n =
PULMONIC WATERS !

TIE most certain end spsedy remedy evsr dboo5vd
for al Dised-es Of he CAes. and lung, Cougl.
CoLis, ASTHMA, Consumption, Bconchits, Alfs-
eaea, Hodrseness, Digcuu Bredtiag
Sore Throat DC, DO
THESE Waters give the most instantaneous and perfect r,g
and when peseverei with according directions
rapid and lasting Thousands have been reois
perfect health who have tiled other In vain To al
and all constitution. they equally blessing and
need despair how long the disease may have existed
nay be- provided the organic u
tai organs IS not hopeesy decsyed Every afflicted osi
give them an impartial trial
To yocsrs PUBLIC srziERs these Waters peculiar,
valuable they Will the most
hoarseness and their regular for few days Will al Ina
increase the power gerby Of the voice greatly nproyas
Its tone compass and cearnes FOR which purpose they rsg
larry usedby many professional voeaists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor
Rochester, Hes YORK
Price o6 cents per box For sale by all respectable DaGg
mal9-eodhcly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
Th0 samo paper publishes The following ettcr rOm Ell

The paper publishes the following letter from FL
PasO:
have a stock ranch situated at Frontera six miles
above this place. have number Of cattle and sheep
there and have heretofore designed for stock ranch
have an adobe house and corral and had two herdcrs
employed with the necessary number OF dogs to act as
sentinels against the marauding Apaches.
On Saturday, night the lstnstant four Indians
to the corral and from the appearance of the tracks
looked in the dogs beng aroused and barking furousy
they retired. On Sunday morning following the stock
were herded out. My herder boy sent in the drec
ton of the mountain to the east to drive up the oxen
He did not return on that day. The following morning
another herder was sent in search Of him. He found
him dead, being killed by the Apaches near the foot OF
the mountain he also found that two OF the dogs were
killed The herder who was killed had lance and FIVE
arrow wounds in bis body
Lieut.. Dubois of the United States mounted rifles,
started on the morning of the oath in pursuit OF the In
dans but they took to the mountains amongst the rocks
where successful pursuit impossible and as no
stock was seen Lieut. Dubois returned. But on e1amn-
auon my herder informs that Indians, whether
these others, have taken four large aud six head
ofbeefcate westward towards the Mimbres This makes
20 head of cattle have lost in this way in the last four
months These losses are hard to bear; but suppose
will have TO grin and bear them sell out to some one
who can bear them without grinnng.
now find it almost impossible to get herder TO stay
at my ranch although but six miles above here, on the
Rio Graude.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06

BREAKING UP OF THE TCDsON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
FLoop-DANAGE EY TIE IcE-Raher unexpectedly this
morning about plst three o'clock the ice in the rv
in front Of the city commenced moving, and passed
down. doing but little if any damage to property on this
side On the opposite shore the floating docks Of the
Boston and New York railroads were so badly damaged
and destroyed to be unfit foruse to-day TIE floating
dock of the Boston ferry boat hs suffered the most and
it will take several days repair it. Soon after the ice
commenced moving the water began rise rapidly, and
in a short time the docks and pier were submerged The
ice damned up this side ivan Wies point causing the
ger rise very rapidly during the morning, and inuG
dating the Easements Of the houses South Broadway
aud those the streets east Of it leading to the
river.
Passengers by the late train on the Hudson River Rail
road last evening crossed on the plank bridge as also did
the baggage wagons heavily laden.-AiJaHy Eoening
Journal, March y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
Total accommodated
II d. -..------- l..--. -. L.. I. Il. L.

= -
The average analysis OF these cargoes have been made by the
following eminent chemists
Professors Lberg vocker Way Anderson and Cameron Dr.
Penny Dr. Hodges Dr. odlng Messrs Teschemache and smith,
J. Z. Nesblt, Esq, and others.
The results Of the application Of this have been without
In the future.
We do wish nslnuate anything detrimental to the Ere
madurA phosphate, but that small samples
have arrived for the analysis OF which beg read
your Journal Of the h November last the anas marked
No by Professor Way being the only made from bulk.
The cost Of procuring this article believe prohibits the Import
except great the importers while Sombrero Island
supply the demand has hitherto DONE do not fear
see thst article " eciiDssd.'
We should not have respassed much but for desire TO pre-
vent those most interested being mised.
We are, sir yours obediently,
WN. PIcEFoRD & Co.
Agents for the SOmbrrrO Island GulnO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
TME TENNEssGE OrrosITIoN SANE CONyENTION.

TIE TENNESSEE OPPOSITION STATE CONVENTION.
Dr. Browulow, in a letter from Nashville, published
in the Inst issue Of his Knoxville Wing thus alude' to
the Opposition Convention recently hedia la first nam
ed city.
The Constitutional Union Convention for this State,
Is over and most of the Delegates have left for home.
] have been attending Wing, American, aud Opposition
State Conventions in Tennessee Tor many years and feel
fully authorized saw that never have witnessed the
assembling Of any such meeting this. The spirit
which prevailed, throughout eXceled any thing | ever
Witnessed. Eu.husasm harmony, aud oneness OF pur-
pose marked every step taken in the Convention, from
the preliminary meeting Tuesday evening, until our
close on "Wednesday night,
Another feature remarkable and more worthy OF
special notice, that OF the class Of who compo7-
ed the Convention. The abest and trlest men in the
State besides many from all parts of the State who have
been silent spectators since the Old Wing party disband-
cd, here, giving aid and comfort in the CAUSE
MANY of these gentlemen assured US that there were
thousands in State who have been silent for years
nov uli of life and determined to act in the coming
struggle.
But the great feature of the Convention was that OF
members. Out Of tghgoae counties in the State Seyen-
tg represented and from many Of the counties the
delegates were Ulusaly large. The Hall of the Capitol
delegates aud the galleries crowded with. ladies
aud gentlemen anxious spectators the occasion No OIL
cia inHueueeno expectation otpubic patronage promp'
ed these delegates 90 come from remote and distant
Ties, 10 engage III tuls SIO1hu SVEN OF Tue Peoe Tue
very souls OF the people have been Srrcd-the fires oin
dignatOn against corrup: and plundering Government
have been lighted up in all drcCtions-and the honest
masses seeing THAI danger which threatens the Union and
Constitution, have resolved upon more fight, as a
means of restoring Government and her institutions
10 their wounded security.
With ole voice aud with LONG and loud Gcclaims this
large talented and patriotic Convention, threw up
on the breeze their Presidential banner having inscribed
upon its rustng folds the houored name of JouS BELL!
At night by special invitation Of the Convention, this
venerable statesman appeared upon the stand-made a
bow-hauked the Convention for their expression Of
confidence and eSeen-and declined under tue oirpum-
stances making speech. The long continued and deaf
snng shouts of the whole assembly when the ex-senator
appeared upon the stand, was, in all compliment that
any man might feel proud OF, and glory in cOntempa-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06

SENATOR SEwARD's SpETcn.-Thc speech of Mr. Sc
ward, Of New York made in the United States Senate
on Wednesday the admission Of Kansas is attracting
much attention among politicians although it enunciaes
new doctrine It. main points follows
After reviewing the history of the question of slavery
a conflict between Southern capital and Northern la
Dor he referred to the coming Presidential campaign
and TO the Republicans holding 10 the principle Of pre-
venting the Territories by constitutional means from
becoming houses for slavery and polygamy. He said
the policy Of the Republican party TO stand by the
freedom of speech and of the press the speedy improve
ment OF the public domain by homestead laws, and TO
encourage mining, manufactures and internal commerce,
with needlu connections between the Atlantic and Pa
chc States. He alluded TO the fact that many Southern
men not willing TO the inauguration of Repub
can President because it a sectional party and passed
prove that the Republican is not a sectional
glniation. He asked Is it easier for to bear your
sway than for you to bear Is it unreasonable that
for should alternate; He said the real prinei
pies of the Republican party were national He no
ass4iaut of States. II was well and wisely arranged
that the States sovereign the subject of slavery
within their borders. He said John Brown aud
his associates acted earnest though fatally
convictions He pronounced the act act Of sediton
and treason, and criminal 10 just the extent that AZ
fccted the public peace and destructive of human
lite. He dill not think anything serious would grow
out of the oft-repeated threats TO dissolve tie Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-06
.otsl rec.io,..


HAEwe quote Northern bAled 81 10 rOm wharf and a.
% from
HIna-We quote dry a, lal2X o.; green sailed sXs cts
butchers cts Calf skins e. fAy yet small undes
IRos-we quote P s773 according to Quality and op.n,
ty syl, Bars 4S English Refined tstg sves s20
@25 Tesar and Amory $50 to lOO American hammered SOO
10 los.
L.RDwe quote prime Western bbls at TX eta ke,
cts refined in pals S6tlS4 cts
LE,Dwe quote Pig at cents cash and lime; Bar l9a7 c
LKArHER-We quote good stamp, heavy, 2l22c n; mid
die weights % s2i damaged, 1920 poor 6 .s M
per leather S25DSe5 IS IN size weight qusyohe latter
price only for 'peor heavy Sides Sking Harness Leah
S3, according TO quality Rough skirtng s26z182 Tlese
quotations are full high
LaK-we quote ESckand at g. 90 nom wharf and a S1 o.
from store.
hhs and eTees 299S2 cs Cuba MsScOvado SSl ets and
in bbls. SIX cts.
Mil 0FFAWe quaie Fran at 2Oc Shorts Brow stuf
IS cts Ship stuG 10 cts.
NLns-4We quote "old Domlrlon"brand atsH cts
demand, and 5000 readily obtained Some
holders demanding 65 c and hear further sales Of
choice lots, in quantities 10 suit, at 70 cts.
PLAsIsaWe quote Lump at s559 Ground Plaster-Rich-
ciAed s2.3Ix1250p Dbl
RIcR-we quote good 10 prime at 4k@5A cents.
sEEDs-We quote Clover at s5GI4Gl6; Timothy s2At2
Orchard Grass sl.251il3TH
sHor-We quote Shot At IN eta.
suGARs-we geo9 Circle lOA cts; Extra O. OK c Crush
ell and Powdered II cts '
gslArs-we quote Brandy 0ard at s45O00 Hepnes,ey ss
g. American let proof So cts jamaica Rum % New England
(pure sss5 cs hsky) $3.50 cts Peach Brandy All oN
22 va Apple IS cts Northern do IS cts Holland Gin
G325 American do 293oe. Whsky-We quote Richmond Rec.
tiled 195H csES Cincinnati 32S5 cents and LIST proof IS
90 cents sesras Co.'S Matted Rye 81 new and sll
% faE old.
To1Acowe continue TO quote inferior lug, from az 70 a.
good Tugs t and occasionally high a. common Leaf
TO $G medium 10 IS; good and ne al few hogs
helds ne s;emming have been sold at SHY No zoe manuo
turing yet received
MONTHLY TOBACCO sILrENRxT-EroH lot Oct 10 lt MtrA