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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-10-10
Herrick's Kid Strengthening PlaSters

cures in five hours, pains and weakness of the
breast side and back and Rheumatic complaints
in equally short period of time. Spread ON
beautiful white lamb skin, their use subjects the
wearer to no Inconvenience, and each one win wear
from one week to three months. Price 1897 cents.
Herrick,s Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Plasters
are sold by Druggists and Merchants in all parts
of the United States. Canadas, and South America,
dsmay be obtained by calling for them by their
full name.
DIR. l.. r. HERRICK 4 CO.,
Albany, N. Y.
W. w. CAPRoN, Trveling Agent. aug22-1sy1
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A MRMENTO.-Lieut. N. II. Dufoe

"A mkAENTC.-Lleut. n. ii. Du10e,
of Company E, Douglas Brigade, has sent us a
small piece of the flag presented by the citizens Of
Chicago to the Irish Brigade, Col. Muligan,
previous to their departure for Missouri, and
which they had with them during the seige Of
Lexington. 1t was of green silk, and the piece in
ourpossession shows the effects of the hard usage
it received during that memorable battle. After
the surrender of Lexington, the color bearer Of
the brigade, cut the flag into strips and wound
them about his body, and carried them safely tC
ST. Louis
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-10-10
Commissioners Sale in Chancery.


TN pursuance of decretal order of the Circuit
i Court for the County of Cass, in Chancery,
entered March 18th, A. d. 1861, at the suit of
George w. Holt, Complainant against William c.
Hussey, Isaac B. Hussey, Charles Hussey and
Rodney C. Paine, Defendants, and to me directed
shall expose for sale, at public auction, at the
outer door of the Court House, in the village of
Cassapolis in said County of Cass, the 18th
day of November next, at one o'clock in the after
noon of said day, the following described parcel
of land to raise the amount due to the Complain
ant for principal interest and COSTS in this cause
according to the aforesaid Decree which said lands
are situate, lying and being in the County of Cass
and State of Michigan and known and described
as follows to wit The west half 90 of the south
west quarter % of section twenty mine (29,) in
township seven a. south of range sixteen 16)
west.
"a IsRMs CASH;
CHARLES w. CLISBEE,
Circuit Court Commissioner,
Cass County, Michigan.
s. NJ. BEEsoN, Solicitor.
Dated, October 5th, 1861. octl0-25w6
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-10-10
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"

STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.-At
the general annual meeting of this Society, the
following officers elected for the ensuing year
Presidsnt-J B. Crippen, Coldwater..
Treasurer-Philo Parsons, Detroit.
Sseretary-R. F. tombstone, Detroit.
Executive C0mmittee-T. L. Lyon, of Plymouth,
Wayne county; A. S. Welch, Of Ypsilanti; Geo.
N. Dewey, of Utica, Macomb county; S. S. Bailey,
of Grand Rapids; E. S. Moore of Three Rivers,
st. Joseph county; w. q. Baxter, of Jonesvlle
A. s. Berry, of Adrian; Ira II. Butterfeld, Of
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-10-10

~ We are under obligations to
Lieut.. N. q. Dufoe and H. b. Mackin, of the
Douglas Brigade, for late st. Louis papers.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-10-10

.S,ss..ssz.. The regular meetings of Dowagiac
49, Lodge No. 81, l. o. o. F., are held at
>SsS'FRTS~ their Hall on Thursday evening of
each week, at Z q o'clock. Transient brethren in
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
A. Ii. REED, n. G.
N. B. CRAWFORD, Sec'y.
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Michigan Central Railroad.

k4 %
PASSENGER TRAINS on the Michigan Cen
i trail Railroad, on and after Monday, May 18th,
will leave Dowagiac as follows:
TRAINS EASTWARD.
Day Express HOO A. M.
Night Express, ll:4o T. NJ
TRAINS WESTWARD.
Day Express. $50 p. NJ.
Night Express. 2:35 A. NJ.
Freight and Stock Trains pass this Station as
follows:
GOING EAST.
Way Freight, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, l2:lO +. NJ.
Stock Express, 500 r. Nj.
GOING WEST.
WAY Freight, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, ll:O0 NJ.
Emigrant and Express Freight, 1855 A. nj.
R. N. RICE, Gen'l. Supt.
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MASONIC.

" The regular meetings of Dowagiac Lodge,
~ No. 10, f. and A. NJ. are held at their Hall
on the first Saturday before full moon of every
month. P. d. BECKWITH, w. NJ.
Moses PORTER, Sec'y. e
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-10-10

MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE,
LANSING, September 10th, 1861.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
Il lowing described Primary School and Swamp
Lands, situated in the County of Cass, forfeited
for non-payment of interest, will be offered for
sale at this office, at public auction, Wednesday
the 30th day of October next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
unless previously redeemed according to law
SAMUEL S. LACEY, Commissioner
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gB For interesting miscellaneous
reading matter see fourth page.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-10-10
SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LAND.

OusS OUuHty, MIcIIIgaH
s. NJ. BEEsoN, Solicitor.
Dated October 5th 1861. octl025w6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-07

The folloaing of the quantity Of Hays oa- and
suck weighed Iub5 Scales in this city, during the yea
lsl Tho hr.i lnn snrh an lNlIn ms hnen nrl.nntni
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cnN,NlENrs nN raE MARKLrs Erc.

CoALThe difficulty OF obtaining statements OF the receipts Of
Coal from Dluyr ana Petersburg derots prevents from
giving u this review any statistics Of the Coal Trade
m the past wear, except the Tact that q ss2 Of CoS
and Coke we're brought the Canal 1861 against Is 1862
a 9 An Increase Of 81 w presume that the aggregate
receipts from the ne gtborng mlnes year. short Of
o00 tons The York company which undertook reopen
AMI conduct the operations the Deep Rum pits having failed
lev month, SINCE the property has passed. learn, Into the
hands Of new company with sufficient capital prosecute the
business successfully The scheme Tor connecting these pits by rail
uay with the Richmond and York River Railroad facilitate
m transportation Of coal N,w York. will be considered by
~ company
The trade In Pennsylvania Coal An,hrAeiI has increased
rapidly strange say, Notwithstanding the large amount
sold here the prices coal sustained Ia the sca
year $4,000 OF Anthracite Coal we're received IN tie
Dok in l,59 o. nearly 900 tons! The increase Astyesr
the receipts OF 1852 vas CSC The annual consumption u
Coal la RI hiuoud lsy estimated at about - 900 tons
CoFFaa-Te npOrAtons Of Coffee from Rio, last year,
Of quantity 50 result somewhat attributable 10
the depression the Richmond trade the South American
ports chiefly owing the partial failure Of the CROP and con-
equsn prices Brazil The decrease, about o bags or
onah the usual quantity ratio OF decrease reported
Baltimore receipts last about 90 ~" bags
>59 proper record that Rio Coffee ranged at
higher prices August last before attained In this mar
ke except perhaps during sl2 Our quotations in Au
ga 56 second hands The cordial Interest mani
tested BY the groccrs Richmond Petersburg etc. In sustaining
the Rio Of Coffee and the undated
enterprng importers exhibited BY
al parties during past twelve months confirms US In the belief
Richmond will eventually become Of the principal Cohe
country The cargo brought here Direct was
and sold June So year. 64 bags Ro Cohee
sn-hpled Richmond Northern ports Very hiue
thus shipped year. IS several earSoes owned oy
Richmond merchants delivered direct In Northern ports
The following Of the direct imports to this city, du
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EAPoKrs Oh TOBACCO IRON hicHs0SD To F.slGs PtRrE
ComnsHciag 1d oct 1850, and same time 1889

Increase las, season far 56G hhds and
lS5S, 9,iu1 hhds.
The inspections hhs at the warehouses In this city from LIST
Al.l Dec lncsiye OF the last noNs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-07

IN 'en TO The articles above specified there were received IN
"eN during TIE year isdo siso PIX scrap ron as6
IONS -iold cu les tons bar sJ ore $50 hoop
poles 16' aves 952 bags peas 1891 cords wood se7 n ~
''' bus oys'er shells COS sa9 kegs nails 20
pnsS 20 ttit 'H,, 15Adt tobacco Go bus gravel ss5
oel< enent u2 bh vinegar hhds uerces os.s Us
a. rice lc' tons phosphate lime bacon and many other
''' partially specified Included among the assorted car
goes The additional exports iSGl $50 copper ore
100 saw mills and engines 55 bbl, bags aaxsee 200
hoi'- cement sd' hhds- sugar 95S bbls. Ash, Ac
The following statement vessel, with s-
sorted caroe which have entered the during the past i've
81 aVNv
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bcsir themselves bHd up market II is not likely that these
advantages viii ever b. rendered available
IN this connection, msy state that the receipts Of "Domescs
nder which head include eH dry goods OF ~hasver
material manufactured Virginia. 200 bales ny raioad
year. again co. bales 80 This Increase may be acrbcd TO
the general cmor with the North last year,
and viewed In THIS light hopeful sign Tor the future bat why.
In the face Of general desire encourage home manufacturers
Virginia goods should still be abroad aud Northern goods
OF the class brought here subject Of inquiry upon which
cannot venture at this time.
imports Of Guano the Do, last year,
corng the figures furnished amounted - ia tons Last
10 tons imported direct from the Bahamas against BIS
tons 1870 from the Guano Islands" Why the Importation from
the latter should ceased apprzc Several
bore Ayres received and sold
here last year. be used In the manufacture Of artificial fertilizers
business which has rapidly increased here within pas,
years The business grinding gypsum for agricultural purposes
Ciaibornes mill
ground last year. 1852 1856
FLoUE-The past year dcouragng
satisfactory which the mes this city have perhaps expert
enced More than twelve months became evident that the
increasing expectations Of grade Richmond South
America would oversook the markets. and bring down prices
These inevitable results Of Of supply demand
realized the consequence reduced shipment
past Added this
was short crop Of wheat and OF prices which preuded
uers profit upon their high grade
America, sim necessary keep the mills partial opera
tom avoid serious losses and hence the guam
ty II Flour made here in 1860 largely below that pre-
We The tables will indicate
The latest from South America cheer
Ing aud under the amended inspection law wers be
abed extend rebuild their business by introducing the low
grades Richmond Flour into atlantic markets During the
past year. considerable quantity Of city mills Flour
tailed this market thus supplying the deficiency in the receipts
Of Country Flour Heretofore the local demand has been al
wholly supplied by Country Flour" lhe following is a
statement Of the exports Of Flour direct to Foreign Ports during
the pasts six
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The receipt. 81 >6s 5i2 lbs valued at t22'oi
CoEThe Coru trade Of this city, though never large has avn"
died Guidance Tobacco and Wheat are cultivated Tor mar
ke Interior counties State while Corn srsse chiefly
consumption following abstract OF last years
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AUCTION SALES.
RVTURH DAYS
Z ARox saLe OF sOILDIsG LoTs Ar wa

4 ARG6 SAEE or BCGBDING LOTS AT wEsT
IL POINT VIRG MA West Pnnt Il iutied the 81
York river bsuiful point of land fora juno Ion
Of the pEmunky Malta on ycis which here t-ke
% YORK IL Is the stern rm 81 tie Richmond and York
River al oa dstsntSss miles NJ Richmond, &c
Capes ofYifgus For rhGr las the whole Yok biyv
York Yves, POM, distance 81 q niles and width Of
mills with depth snl e.pAc'v sufficient 10 oie
nayies the Grid and l Great Eassrrs
aner Ia he constructed For Uhsr piers decks &C n has
front Of = miles the Maitspooi and 20 me the Panu
kew, 81 f1r building purposes over 2UOb Lots.
Ths Relno Yok River Railroad running through
West tOil ~ he ~ lard within the b. u1das
the Trp srd bwn which will be devoted depot pupos
stations arllne shoss, foundr s. &C.
tpub Of Los within the propocd town % Wes' Point
win wEbNr DAY The 10th Of January 1856 and
cor tlnue fror day 10 day mil completed
TIE sale sln be WAou 10 pice ard for third
caih Tor liable notes at sixty days wi approved
d1rss interest added and Tor balance bonds ap
security payable IL equal ailments six
months with interest from the dsy Of sale
J. PRoSStR TARR, Con-. appointed
sAM'LF HAYWOOD by Il Ari
ALEN. LUDLEY, J Of Directors.
al hl.iha
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Fourth Annual Review
OF ruE
,,r,.v AND DOMESTIC TRADE OF RICHMOND

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. sch, i>6i.
Trsye months ago, when We submitted our review 0'
.i Domestic Trade. Of This city, vcnturei Co re-
, e,turc prospects o. Sichmond Scre never more en-
W believed hat ths impulse given Co our manuihetu'
t, political events Che evident determination % our
' ....r tt.r commercial Dependents, upon tie Nor'i,
...-r. of the times" Afforded ample indications of
.tr q Rrbuond in 80 O.. elements % prosperity Our
. have been realized o. great extent hy lsrsc ace's-
a' .r.f.., Of the city, ty the erection Of numerous
. mills. factories and Residences by She commencement
',,I important manufacturing enterprises andby other cyl
l,r,,,isnt equally convincing and gratifying. bat 90
~ ID, rs face OF these encouraging facts 90 dnd tha.
- ENpar,.-ouc 90 thc chief sources % prosperity,
unfinished both On quantity and value 1he causes % this
,-- explained hclou. As uory ing, however, this
rh,,Iy f. have o. enter the New Year, with pro-.
Gloomy and cherries. tha. would fiu turn from their
,-r,f..n The future Is an uncvtIiRg. The country
r anal civil considered imminent by many most
. citizens What say OBJ, but solennJ protest
te uftlns,s and fl of resort 90 arms for the ADJUST
f M troubles wbich sgtltors anil sposueu have brou
Old, 1utr % che nation shall De prscrltatcd into utg-
- @ vhere will b. the evidences OF Riehmouis "progro-
e. - sr,,' OR the v,sr 1>6tF no hlooi-brJ avrr.eI
r. H..s tufa1 effected. ami Virginia take. her position
Ole modern Uraui,''A s"u'heru Coufi-Iasy, uay ilIg
. n our power, twelve month, heucc to congratulate our e.
r upon che Increased wealth, Importance. and agnitu,
-r,r.i- Of the Od Dominion Who can assure t. tlat
Esrt population will remain the oucrous taxation
r must Del me result OF our political ryiousg Who can
e o.. ..y o., Southern C1ui,lsrscy' s not adt
mad. policy vhi-h viii prove iestrlctvc our manuftet.
m ts-f,s who PROMISE US that commercial relations
s fr-u countries, ea.tei after wears of nee1ptau under
, -..,. .f1 rtg commanding the respect Of the civilized
f s 1,luta-eHus, theu. Who can prev, me
-rreu Of bc history 10 Mcvico iu cities and rIang
w. So .e With prophetic keu "a. o. Ior,ee that efforts q
, - capitalists o render their country comparatively indie
~ OF s South or w supply Of Cotton u HsJs- Dee sa,c,,
r.. u SHALL he allowed ' heal existing dssyu.,lis We
,r a.uIt Chat glu.ud e' march onward until h,r position,
. -. es at the Union viii De proud one The prospect
carly e.Hf,.u af Che Jane, Ryer and Ksnawbt Canal
slime warrants such caucl-au ana We had Intended o. submit
.r,- upon th interesting, subject but alas Go too true
,. just remarked THAI 'the future al uncertainty and
moo trr-ss upon abe space occupied sh the record OF
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IuTIns he YCar IsbU, lI5 pigs,
Is al leather 5gO bus peas and beans, l2OO bales dome
53 pipes, ~ bales waste 9,> feet lumber, 1873 b
brandy pkg, sulphur water 95 bus. and
gt, seeds 1871 h. aow 9o6 beer kegs 49, bb manganese,
ou pkg yarn scrap iron, Us
ps, hlckwhe Jour- $50 bill. rosn, 1888 bag shot, Also
o., Richmond and York Rirsr EailrOdd July SLIT
Dee - so bu, wheat 40 corn bus meal - hid, To-
btcco lumber potatoes bb apples lO0
oats cattle sheep and several hundred bba
pigs. oysters. d,h, vegetables. poultry, etc.
surasvrs INrsE5s-Te only urdiaJs record Of the
chanie forwarded the inland counties kept the
Toll Gather OF Canal this city and eight Articles
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-07
FOREIGN TRADE

r. sruaa Increase % tae value % the foreign exports
f ,y from tbe year l>s, Co '>'g having proceeded main
Do f y enhancement FOL; he value OF Tpbaccour chief arti
,,-t-, follows that depreciation staple 90 tt,
~ hsr.re current, vpud bring down he total value ct our
- Ssh been e course ot uIe trad, t,r the pas, Two
~ rtsu,yt Important ,iey of export Faur the incrr,,
. ..a ~ which, each year, during tbc period mentioned
tut. swell thc annual aggregate. The market value Of
, .urIty having declined u consequence OF oy,rprolu
.f ., causes, elsewhere shown. another serious imuu
~ Foo .s shipments last gear compared with l>q was as
follows. r.b,es,. t,5L17 Flour, 3,ss5ls, au other articles
,-- Total ti5i->i, The following O., summary Of our r,
-., ..f lupar.- sr the past six yrar-.
lrr, l.taar', Erl ~, lsars Import. Export.
~ . $3.50 ae2es l>.g...... ,ie-9 as~55i;
r,. s.f-a ts'@uf. l>,al...... 1u,At65 8yc1NJ
III. .,t, l l- 3ass4,6 or only S6Jl oo less than
- t,. yei- AZ regards the FUTURE can only .ly thar
.r- .r. Tobacco t represented to have been Ear .rpe
I-, , chat % ESQ. auJ Fol-, the yield ,f Those d--cri.
~ r-I ths foreign markets, larger tau u,ull au
i., export tti- year. might Dee anticipated our political
. a.. BOO t. course OF adjustment A. Improvement Goo t
f r.ar t,e greatly dependent upon ts- Wbet ,r,r
r IBIS sars we'll upon Che reign 90 u,a.y country.
t.. ' rrryi.u-, We believe shat the shipment, viii Do.
i....- H.a r'r, aerc Ia.t year
Oh. Imports. year wen. nrs.r than before Che
..., bhaaud having -.rtus,tei the direct bHPostl-
H . supple, of fl-u ,.d, Goo Obedience tD che popular
t I. ae packets between th e.y and Liverpool ,sah
@ promises 90 foster and strengthen th, au,IIsious
et profitable aud ereltshir trade the vessels
ID. .alsi ty hs merchants
E,f1Rrs FROM RICHMOND DIRECT TO FOREIGN PORTS
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suGAz-The following Of the quantity aud value
a.,r irr,rlai INT, rhunrl luriur MI Nh, u.nr.

the receipts last year, OF Brazilian
sugar frat brought - TIL, city, direct within memory
The first cargo 2Sh April Richmond has hereto.
fore been dependent upon other cities or supplies Refined Cof
feel Sugar within the past few months large refinery, Uhe
enterprise Of C Norris Esq has been put into operation and
now capable supplying extensive demand Thus far
regret say the merchants OF Richmond have not extended that
cordial support the enterprise, which deserves but STILL with
demand and from other places Mr. Norris has been enabled
dispose all the sugar he has made. u equal in quality
any refined elsewhere is sold New York prices. anpo-
ton expenses added Ia ether words the purchaser the
price that corresponding grade OF New York sugar would
cost when delivered the wharf in Richmond Let the gro
GERS the give liberal patronage the Rich
niond Sugar Refinery.
Having presented elaborate review of the trade in
t- important staple last October submit, only few abu
lar statements showing the the business since that time
eerEng tables and remarks IN another part of this
rn Tor the results Of the years business. The annexed ab
exhibits the shipments Of Leaf Tobacco.
EIPoKrs TosACco RicusoSD To y REIGN P5RrE
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,

The session Of 1862 % win be furnishes
70 those Who apply a. Indicated. d2i u
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AUCTION SALES.
This DAY.
ny MooRy ApAwsos

. NE0ROsa-Ns vii sell Al suction ROOM Prantnn
i street, to-day, Al 10 o'clock Twelve iEsly stToe.
aqgT- b0ORE DAYsON. luea..
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IL basucr IN hyor R,hmoui above represented Is OF
s. only nominal veil known that large quantities %
, goa. ai u market NOT imported direct but
believed u.i q exports, Foreign and domestic
, .y, enough 10 the imports from foreign
, ana iolie, ports the Of exchange being always
ata., u.s. n consequence uiacous banking policy Of iA'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NOTICE.

Fist night Of the laughble farce OF
BINKs, THE BAGHAN.
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ENrNRTs d. STEAMERS.

large Important shipping business carried
by mean, Of e lines plying weekly trips,
thr vsre, Ro,ke ga this city, Outside the Dock and
uo port, Baltimore Philadelphia and New York The following
comparison the aus articles thus shipped during the past
lLL-. A.Lra-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-07

NEGRO HIRING.
1861.

TIME undersigned Will continue the above business the ensuing
year sos the continued patronage Of those friends
Tor v HON be- sets, and o. the public generally.
with knowledce obtained by several experience in
business he feels assured that he will be able good
homes the prices Every attention vii be given the
welfare entrusted 10 MS ADD attached his office
l. room Of those who have MT homss In the city
Having compe led buy the CENTRE interest Of h late
partner ia th- ~ Hastings Holiday hin sf
against loss M the books and accounts Of ;hs with
him Sc Element.
decd dlclm ALFRED l. HOLIDAY.
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A. Ga l>5 PIP k,, aud soo hs dried fruit Sii tEs pipes
20 psrs leather 10 hsIs STEMS - bh. potatoes, rs tbl ap
mineral water los sewing machines 10 tdls chairs
go Lcg. spikes So Kegs butter o. do lard Is bbs hhd'
r, Islb-l goa, 11t bag roots GO bales iOue-te-, %
bill, exc. 10 bales rag, AMI hides. skins SAWS, etc
RbCIrrULAtuN
The following is comparison Of The co,,wse shipments Of some
a M principal art. steamers during the past three years
Tie i,ut, ct Flour sent the Dgk not included, the
,osI por TO 1T July Discriminate between foreign aud
s,ui-e bpnsut. combine Tobacco Stems,
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Also OH li1 80 p.-i dried fruit 2o hhis hides, 100 hld.
sr % b grease 93 kegs and a. lard a. Lss- butter 20
hid, baeau It boxes pipes hhI 60 crates - tb' skins -
bills apples 1888 .r chains, Do pr. wheels, 100 asrieu
tl u.-.. 90 bags ginseng q bags feathers, :. pls mineral
s. I.o realms p,Ir "a ttls beans, o. b poIe hhds ga
dr. ODD 5ict t'use.- sewing mlehlne steam d.5 engine, IS
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The receipts by r 7. X. RaiIroad are not Included
The fooNng comparison Of the receipts IOm lst July to
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TENHE SPRING SESSION Of this Institution will begin 10TH OF
II January
Those expect ng to enter should be here possible TO
regularly with the classes Our fsclu Tor impartng lib
education ample; and charges little tan young
would be subjected TO home SevruyGve dollars
the expenses Tuition Board Fuel contingent Zee ave
mouths
FOr additional information, address
n. WILsY, President
del llrlm u N u.
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Avsrag, weight OF Cattle in l,CO $50 rs in ls59 1910
lhi in '>s, lU0h,
Toe following comparison Of the b sines, fo the quarter
ns 3l,t Dee. l,.y and i,Gd.