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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-12-07
approved y y. 20, 1861.
No. e0.-AN ACT to raise tro,ps.
Z 70 bsrsyy .,1c,sH e.

H is Asr-5v eraetsd, Src.
SEQ. /. The Governor Il hereby s1'horiz-.
recruit, organize, arm and equip, ~ rosfns-.
infan:ry to serve for this Ststs IN t.s ar o.
United States, until lie expiration cf st-esys
from the frs. day Of Juas 4. u. 1861,
sooner disoh''ged, IA .ne same rnsnrsr, s11 ~
the same terms H1c cocft'ion7 80 p. "a .Sav -
applicable, and not ilco-slstont Sita .bis "a
are prescribed IA N set earftiad can -. te
vide ioF Ea'slne SIX special Tsginec.5 fo- N
diate servlco ttr protecting Gud q f-rl.sR 81
Constitution and Union" pqroysd April -, :
D. 1901.
sec 2. In organ ENG the regirlsat b-rrs-
tlo-ized, The regulations ard requirements - g..
J var department. o the United states. Il II
70 tie lumber and grade Of ofic~-s. - NJ -
and description Ok tae men. the kind of 4-,fo-r,-
a-Ins, and equipments shall be 05ssrYea
sec. 3. The doyefH0s is further s4.l7sizs5
necessary, 70 make up ths number OF voinr, =.
called Ter, or that may hereafter be called ~, -
the President Of the United States under the ac.
of Congress. entitled ian act to authorize the en-
ployment Of volunteers, 10 all in enforcing tb.
laws, and protecting public property" approx e1
July 22d, ls6l, that may hereafter be e,;led for
IN any emergeLcySOr under any Of Congress
By tie President OF the United States b recruit
organize, arm and equip, such number of vo!un
teers, either as Infantry cavalry. or artillery,
may &c so called for by tae Presld ut, ~ 7srv.
'iS Stato anu tno SDiseo STATES, iJF tne po4l9c ~
tdree years unless sooner discharged, in tie ss1
manner, and upon the SINE terms and conditioa
as provided in the preceding sections OF ta-s -ot
Sec. 4. The non-com1issi0rs ed ofiesr-, mr.
sicians and DrIFates of tae regiments raised .n-
der this act, shall draw the seven dollar
month. due to them from this State, and the
families shall be entitled to all the benefits % a.
act entitled " an nc: to provide for the familes g.
cltizsns Of Vermont mustered into the service ef
the United states approved april &c, 1851
FTop'dsf thai no soldier or volunteer, eniisfe9
under the authority OF this State, shall bs Oh A.
tied 70 any support fO- his family, unless he W.
at the time of his enlistment, citizen and resi-
dent OF this STATE, nor shall such family rsc>
such support longer than it continues to resids
this tate.
Sec. 5. Tkis act shail take eject from 81 9-s-
sage.
Approved Nor. I6. 1861.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-12-07

The PHYSICIANS AND LADIEs-The cure
of Prolapsus Uteri and kindred diseases, by
MotOrpatbic treatment, has low become an
established fact, attcs,cd 5y the successful
treatment of several thousand cases in hos
pital and riding practice. 1t gives vitality
and force to the functional powers, and con-
trolls the most obstinate organic weakness
with care and certainty. It isin harmony
with the natural functions, causes no pain
or Inconvenience, and the cure IS 50 reliable
as scarcely to admit the possibility or failure.
No appliances Of the day are resorted to-
Those brought on beds even arc soon enabled
to walk; and sterility Itself yields to its vi
talizing effects unless combined with some
incuIab.e mal2dy.
Numerous cures have been made Of Va
ricus stubborn complaints, that had fingered
without help FOR years. Marked success has
also been had In bronchitis, in restoring
broken down constitutions, aud in arousins
torpid nervous and delibliiated System to
strength and ACTIVITY.
Physicians arc cordially invited to cali at
the Round Ilill Water Cure, Northamton
MIss., and test this practice and witness it.
resuss A circular sent gratis is particulars
ly commend a % their notice See adyer-
JIsCnIcnJ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-12-07
No. sl.--sN ACT 10 sutho-is, "a raising OF
Regiment to De attached 70 Msjer General 3 ::
ler's Division

No. sl.--sN ACT 10 sutho-isc a. Q raising o: :
Regiment to De attached 70 Major General 3
ler's Division.
Il is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. The Governor is hereby authorized
recruit IN the manner ald on tAc terms and cor
ditiols, so far they are sppiieablv, ard not in
consistent with this act, prescribed in act en-
titled " an a.. provide for raising six specis'
regiments for immediate service for protecting
defending the Constitution and the Union,'
proved April 26, 1861, q regiment 10 serve unt
the expiration CT three years from the lst Day o
June, A. ID. 1851, unless sooner discharged, 70
attached to the division which Major GersrE;
Benjamin 7 Butler is authorized BY ,he secret.ry
of war 70 organize in the New England states.
ProUidsd, Tsa. II organizing said regiment, tn
ieguiations and requirements Of tho War Depa-l
ment Of the United States in regard TO the nunc~-
snd grade Of officers and the number snd cescrir
zion OF men stsll be observed, and Jrocid.5 fur
tl-r, that the government of the United Stat:
stalI furnish at It's expense, 81 suitable ms
necessary tents blankets, clothing uniforms, a--T
e1uipments and camp equipage for said regimen
anu shall pay all expenses IF recruiting. orgs1tz-
ing. su6sis,irg, and in any manner nssiGg ont =
same f0r sc-yIce-
SEQ 2. The nor-conmissioned officers. n1s'ci
ans, and privates Of said regiment, shall be
titled to seven dollars per month, fFon tas sts.y
Of Vermont il addition 70 ths;r pay from ne
United States, 70 90 PAID 10 tasSa IN the ss4--
manner is provided for tbs p7y1e1t "a
seven doll rs per month 20 the non Q, mnissic-e1
officers, mu sicians, and privstss OF the yolunsee
militia now in the United States serTicc. t1e
members Of said regiment, ant their fam ,'-s,
shall be entitled to all the right auf stGit.
that are now provided by law, for the msGbsr.
the volunteer militia Of Vermont, nov in the
yics Of the United STATES. said rsgim-4t, s-c,.
when in the Service os governed 0y tas rules a..
articles Of war Of the United states.
sec. 4. This act shall take effect from =
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-12-07

lraE>se SAvISG The secession oil tue
Southern States is improving the finances OF
the Post Office Department. The deficit tie
current year will ba less by two and bait
millions this than last year. 1t is an i'll
wind that blows nobody any good.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-12-07

No. Am ACT relating to Bank loans to this
State and the United States.
Il IS b,reby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. Section seventy four Of eh1pter eighty
four Of the Compiled Stltute' shall not be so
construed as to prevent any Bank from loaning
to the State of Vermont, or to the Government of
the United States, sum exceeding ten per cent.
OF its capital stock.
Sec. 2. AN ACT in addition to chapter eigh.
ty-fOur of tie compiled Statutes, relating to
| Banks approved April 26, 1891" is hereby re-
peaed.
| sage.
Approved Nov. 20, 1861.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-12-07

! No. 47.-AN ACT to alter the time of holding
the County Court in the County Of Orange
! i IS hereby Enacted, &c
Sec. l. The County Court for the County Of
Orange, shall hereafter be held on the third Tues
day Of June, and the second Tuesday of January
| of each year Provided, that this act shall not
abolish, nor in any way affect the term Of the
| Court now appointed to be holden on the third
/ Tuesday Of January, A. d 1852.
| Approved Nov. 20, 1861.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-12-07

Approved Nov. AZ, 1861.

No. e3. AN ACT to prohibit certain snli.
menrs within Ibis state.
Z -s hs-sby sgarted, &c.
Sec. If any person, without due suthori
from this, state or the United States, shall beIs-
after enlist, recruit employ, or attenp. TO e.
list, recruit employ any person in this sta, ,,
foT military service without tins state he snail b.
guilty of offence against the laws of this ssa'-
and shall be subject to the penalties proyiicl II
section second of this act.
Sec. .. Any person Attending sgainst the p-o
visions Of section c&fhis set shall be punisieS
by fine no, less Ga nifty dollars nor moro tn@n
one hundred dollars, % by imprison uent in tss
county Jail not less tnsn thlry days or moro thai
ore year.
Sec. 3. Tho Governor is hereby directed fostr-
with to issue his proclamation prohibiting tls
violation of this act under the penalties herein
provided.
Sec. 4. Town grand Jurors and states attor-
neys are hereby directed to prosscu.e sll offences
sgast this act, in accordance With the existing
laws Of this state.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved Nov. 9, 1861.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-12-07

Sec. l. All Banks in this state, ia which the
moneys Of tho State shall be deposited by or un
der the direction Of the State Treasurer, s. all
hereafter pay, for the benefit of the State
| apon The average balance due to the State
fer each month, Interest at tho rate Of three pcr
cent. per annum; and il IS hereby mado the duty
Of the State Treasurer to collect such interest N
tie nans Of the State.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from it PAS
sage.
Approved Nos. q, 1851.
No. 33-AN ACT relating to tho auditing Of
accounts against tho state.
It is hercJy taaeted, Sc.
Sec. !. All accounts gainst the State shall here
after be presented to tho auditor Of accounts Tor
examination and allowance, except such as prop
eIly pertain to tho several courts in this State,
and such military accounts as may be Otherwise
provided for oy law.
Sec. ?. 1t shall be the duty Of the auditor Of
ace unts 10 examine the various accounts allowed
BY the court auditors, with view 0 correct and
prevent any improper allowances, and he may,
from time 10 time establish such rules and regua-
GOns, not inconsistent with law, f0c their guild
auce, az he may deem necessary in order 20 obtain
q more thorough and careful examination Of tho
aeu, -1,l i.-csento3 O. them f4r cvsu i-a.ion Gni
allow ancc, a2d for the purpose Of establ.hiDg ss
nearly as practicable, uniform system CT allow
ances.
Sec 8. Al ac.s and parts of acts Inconsistent
with this act, are hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect fom its pas
sage.
Approved Nov. - 1861.
No. 5j.-AN ACT in addition to chapter Is Ct
Tie Compiled Statutes, in relation TO the sup
port and removal Of paupers, and the relief of
the insane poor.
Il Is Aere5y enacted, g..
See !. If any married man of sufficient abil-
ity to support and maintain his wife, shall by his
own neglect or default su..r her 10 become charge
able q paupCr upon any town in this State,
such town may recover tie expenses incurred in
the support Of such wife il an action of assump-
sit against such husband, provided that no recoy-
cry shall be had for Any expense so incurred moro
tha n one year previous 90 such action.
See. .. This act s.lI take effect from It's pas
sage.
Approved Nov @, 1851.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-12-07

Approved Nov. 9, 1861.
No GAN ACT in addition to an act, entitled
IAN act to authorize the raising Of = regimsns
TO be attached TO major general Buffers divi-
sion, approved Nor. IL, 1881.
Il Is hereby enacted, Sc.
SEC. l. The governor is hereby authorized TO
recruit and organize. in the manner and on the
terms, and conditions SO far as they are spplic-
able, and not inconsistent with this act, prescribed
in an act, entitled "an act TO provide for raising
six special regiments for immediate service for
protecting and defending the constitution and un-
ion, approved April &c, 1861" one or moro bat
teries Of light artillery. to serve until the exprs
tion Of three years from the frSt day Of June, f..
D. 1861, unless sooner discharged, to be sstsched
to the division which major general Benjamin Z.
Butler is authorized by the secretary Of war 10
organize in the New England States. Provided,
that in organizing said battery or batteries, the
regulations and requirements, of the war depart
meat Of the United States in regard to tie numb-
er and grade Of officers and number and 5cscrip-
ton Of men, shsl be observed; ard provided far,t
e, that the Govern nent Of the United States stsl
furnished at its own expense all suitable and ne
cessary tents blankets, clothing, uniforms, arns,
equipments, and camp oquipase, for said battery
batteries and shall pay all expenses Of recruit
ing, organizing, subsisting AID ia any manner
fitting cut the same for service.
Sec. 2. The nou-commissioned officers, musi>
clans, and privates, Of said battery or batteries
shall be entitled to seven dollars per month from
the time Of their enlistment, to the first day OF
June, A. D. 1868, unless sooner discharged. from
the State Of Vermont, in addition to their Psy
from the United States, to be paid to them In tho
same manner as is now provided for the payment
of seven dollars per month, to the non-eomm mis-
stoned officers, musicians, and privates OF the vol
unteer militia now in the U. s. service The meni-
ers of said battery or batteries and their families
shall be entitled to all the rights and eratuities
subiec. to the limitations and conditions that are
NOW provided 5y law for the members Of the VOL
unteer militia Of Vermont now in the service Of
the United States; said battery or batteries saaii
vhen in the service Of the United States, be gov
orned by the rules and articles Of war Of tho
United States I
Sec. 5. This act shall take efEsst fton 1t pas
sage.
Enuroyed Nov. 81 Isel
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-26
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RICHMOND PACIpN,
Richmond Co., Ga, = 55

1ONTINUEs IT,. magpkcture W0OLtEN
and l8 for Twills.s sfnalpg eyssy materia} Aas
oeut tho Wool The extensifs and ,eanstRutlg
;iacrsasiha, patronS9e the Factory has ;epioyea
3br wears past, assurethe ProPg5etofs that ,ihs
|atticle 81 Winter clothing for Nsgroes msde
w them, has not bssn surpassed by any Cloth
t6ade Neftbar Saqth.g ,a!.i.a@ .ts 81. ,;e !;
Recent extensive impioysnlents,p y and Others
nov Being erected ehlbis % 10 keep up. Slra
itahda.d af The 'Gaads, and VI seclrs On eaysF
delivery. ~: "a; if5S r;fa05t
eiPienterA, othsss, abo msySwish TO sAad us
Wool te be made lpt9 Cloth Asn ssnd itssdiftY,
xclAsaEif washsd hon1d M done ID cold
4nd doas shbp pehghfy. f sent dirty
8 SAaIfs cent ~ fes HaaAfsS RaffY
evSf febbt astjssss = M isfs Ie,
S$saeRF SssTsa b saSs|saj ss6sf as 81 tS5s Yes
EVERY PAE &
Waal cent 81 % !. Alshema
|snasss 81 sst6 Eese'ige. 9. q 1. ~ M
|SS rs s aSE y I'sa @ a Y; Wy ssl u @ 4;
sJss msa lhr3sd u slss ,ppIit Iaassd. - y
hpAtese made M M fliIis 4 a.
ala s.ess! g 81 n; SEgs qpsa RS .ss sss
Al aisa fsrss hasise ths q! H. r.
saesf u II II io.ssss II iIss. i, &, { IL 4 III ~
kRO4L&GNx3a keanfS hi = q l. 3 23fsySS
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-26

a CosREpERAFE CpRBEkcY.-Among the
acts passed by the Confederate Congress at
Montgomery. one prescribeing the rates at
which certain enumerated foreign coin
shall be legal tender which these States.
English sovereigns Of the weight Of FIVE
penny weights,s grains, and fineness Of
9i55 are made receivable at $4.s2.
The French Napoleon (ortweuty franc
piece), weighing 4 dwts., grains and Of the
fineness of 800, at $s.s2.
The American dollass, 9fatandard fine
ness, weighing 4l2.1-1 grains and the Mexi,
can dollar, weigbjpga4l5 grains, andsgt
the fneness Of .s7e, are recsived at 4o2
cents. re-.
The five fsahc piece, weighing ss4 grains
and of the aneness Of g, is receivable at
95 cents,
at American silver Of all depom IN ations is
made 4 legal tender .for an sums under ten
dollars..t,Auerica gold IS made current by
the Confederate laws exactly as within the
Federal Union !; and all the United States
laws for the organisation, regulation aud
manageuens, Of the. smints at Dablonsgs
and New OrIosas are adopted and ,oepae.
soo: III ~ i$eI :. HsfalE@
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-26

A great poet says that the mountains
stand fixed forever We know, however,
that it Is no uncommon thing for them to
slope.
THERE are two classes Of disappointed
lovers-tbose who are disappointed's before
marriage, and n:ore unhappy ones who are
disappointed after it..
DR.. FRANKLIN says that every little ssag-
ment Of the day should be saved Oh, yes
the moment the day breaks, set yourself at
once to save the pieces
Mas. Darlington expresses her apprehen.
sion that the people Of tue gold regions
will bleed to death, as the papers are CON-
stan,ly announcing the opening Of another
vein.
SOMETIMES, iu musiug upon genius In
Its slmplse manifestations, it seems as II
the great art Of human culture consisted
chiefly in preserving the glow and fresh
ness Of the heart.
1svAL1D cHlr.ouAr.-'Wby, Sowerby,
what's the matter Z You don't look quite 90
blue as you did. What have you been ia.
kingf-:Nothiug but my meals for the last
fortnight'-'Ab, I thought you seemed Of
yourphysic.'
TIE sugar maple is cultivated With great
care in the State of New-York and in Up
per Pennsylvania, on account of the sugs,
il yields. 10 ladsthe States Of New.York
manufactured twen.y-four thousand tons ol
maple sugar. '' .''"" ..''' '
A young lady complained that she bad
los. psrtsaf her ear=ring, and she though,
it must heke been at church. "A bad
place, miss,to have lost your hearing at,
said an old ssrvan. to whom she was relat
ting her loss: 7P" 80 ''<''. % D9:'''i|' z;
Coon rEnPns Good temper Is III
philosophy Of the heagt--a gem Of tie isea
sa,y within. whose rayEsrs reflected on 81
outward objsstsj = apsspstasl suashinss i'm
parting wsrmth, light tSapS life 70 alIswi.Es
NJ spheres } # \. ys Essssss s 'ssi II Gas r.
f.; ;EvEaY aySshibsat tsaght. ID 3exaspls.
pood deedx ipsod l0riosi fyianSis0 .s,sJsgar
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-26
A WARN BATH WAGKR.

smith was man who never permitted
himself to be outdone; he could do what
ever anybody else could. Smith met Brown
in bathroom and Brown, Knowing,
the others peculiar conceit, said that he
(Brovn) could endure hotter bath than
any living man. Thereat Smith fred up,
and bet was made. Two bath.tubs were
prepared, with six inches. The fellows
stripped, and, separated by cloth parti=
ton each one got in and let on the water
at the word-the wager being who should
stay in the longest with the hot water run
ming. Smith drew up his feet as far as
possible from the boiling stream, while
Brown pulled out the plug in the bottom
of his tub. After about half a minute
quoth Smith:
'How is it, Brown-pretty warm =
Yes said the other; sits getting almigh-
ty hot, but guess can hold out minute
YETI
so can t. answered Smith. 'Scis-s.s |!
squash lightning its awful!
Fifteen seconds, equal to half an hour by
Smiths imaginary watch.
Il say over there-s.how is it now9'
o, it's nearly upto. the bilin' pinto
Christopher = answered the diabolical vii
lain, who was lying In the empty tub, while
the hot water passed out of the escape
pipe.
By this time Smith was spurging about
like boiled lobster, and called out again !:
Il a.y, over there-how is it now 2
'IIot as the Devil J. replied Brown; but
whew !-scis. guess l can hold out an
other minute!
The hell you Gan ? shrieked the now
boiling Smith, who rolled out and bolted
through the partition, expecting to fiud the
other quite cooked.
You internal rascal! why didn't you put
the plug in?
why, didn't agree to- said the i'm
perturable joker; 'why'n ,huuder didu'.
you leave yours outa'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-26
THE GRfAT ENaLIsH RHhxEHF
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills,

PROTECTED $50 LETTERS
BY ROYAL &sk&ksB &sk p444:,r.
This Invaluable medicine is unfailipg in tha
cure of all those painful and Dangerous dis
eases incident ia the female canstitAtian:
1t moderatas all exccsses and removes all ah-
.struptiona from whatever cause, and speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LABIBS
tis peculiarly suited. It W i'll, in short time
bring ON the monthly period with regularity
CApTION-These Pills should not be takea
by females that are pregnant, 'dpring the first
three months: as they are sure to brang oRsMlls'
carriage but at every other time, and in eve
ry other pase they are perfectly safe.
In all casss of Neryous and Spinal Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Heavineas, Fa=
tigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the
Heart, Lawpess of spirits Mysteries, Sick
Headache, Whites and all the painful diseases
occasioeed by q disordered system, these Pills
will effect cure whenall other means have fail
ed. Fallairsctians in the pamphlet around each
package, which SHOULD be carefully preserved.
A bottle caRtaiaiRgs-ao pills, and eaelee'ea
with thslGovetGtaspt t,stamp Of Great Britain
san be cent post freesYor 81 and a postage
General agent for y. s., Iah Moses, ,RpuhesteF
soldta AhheyiIle BY Renalda AehtagSnmp, / mtna,
gists cverywfere. Van Setback Grlersan,
Charlestan, Wholesale Agents. Z, 1St
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-26

A Mississippi correspon dent of the St
Louis Democrat relates the following anec-
dote:
A negro man from a neighboring planta-
ton has been courting our cook for long
time; he came in the other evening, and
sitting down beside her, began:
'Wbat, Lincoln is 'Iected, and how you II
see, you'll see.'
'Well, wbat'll see!' said she.
Never mind, you'll see.'
well, whatHl I sect
You'll see, you'll see.'
Yes said the cook, exaspe'ated beyond
all patience, I'll see more uiggers licked
than 6fer-that's what I'll see.'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-26

IT is q great blunder in the pursuit Of
happiness pos tc know when we have, :, got
it; that 10, NOT to BE- content with reason.
able and possible measure,
f. Z'jH' ~ = s.5i.5 49,. fS.2fs.s:af "Yh.t
90. A NEW wIrE.-'Bob. did yop hsas that
my father will get nasrisd again pext
Easter No, Toni did not. Does be
get an old woman mo; /; be gets et A. T. ilt; new
one.1 81 n-., ig8 - s:Afi (" ~ .sisoG
4 ss5| - 2" a."''i aEta0y T. i.4aw
spceEss.-There is no greater obstacle
te saecass than trusting in something 70
instead Of uoir,t d, tnSsr6ra f,,e.s
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-04-26
VOLUME VIII.---N0. 81,
conUMHIh PRICES ouRRENr,

..
HAMS, per h., Bsa la
BACON, Shoulders per ID, M}a TAI
Sides per ID. A:a Is
BUTTER, Country perlb. 20 a rs
Goshen. perlb. asa s5
CANDLES Tallow, per lb. f2a 16
Sperm. per lh. -. 4oa 80
Adamantine per ID. asa 80
COFFEE, Cuba, per ID IA a 19
LaguRyr, per lb. 49, 10
Rio, per ID. 16a II
Java, per lb 2o@a Is
CORN, perbuahel, \ IS q as
FEATIIESs. per ID. Asa. so
FLOUR, New per bbl 8 so 9~64
County, per tbl. 2 oo,a 8 g
' Band and Nail Rod, 5is 5
LARD per lb.' ... : l4a ls
MACKEREI. No. per keg 25 q SO
MOLASSES, N. Orleans, per,gal. t6 d 60
MuscoyaloSpergal, 37ia 40
Cuba, per gal. ga So
OATS, per bushel, IS a 80
PEAS, per bushel, l 2Ga 20
RICE. per bushel. 9 5oa I 90
SALT, per sack, rs q 8 90
STEEL, Blistered per ID. Ia ~
German, per ID. la IL
Cast. per 10. :. TIA 80
Spring, per ID. 90 10
SPIRITS. Brandy, Cognac gsLs so a Z 90
Brandy, omestic, gal rs q 25
WHISKEY, Rye per gal. SO l 90
Corn, per gallon 60 70
SUGAR, Loaf ana Crushed pslb l2 a l3
New Orleans, per ID. q 10
TALLOW, per ID. 10a l2f
sWREEaPoIAToEs. pr bush.1 90 Is
IRIsiI POTATOES : .27s