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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-20
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINOINNATI. Feh. b


FLOUR active and tending upwards-sales
of $500 bbls at 4 so for superfne; 1900
4.65 for extra.
WHEAT advanced to 98@l.OO-no white
offering.
OATS 2s4. Corn 80. RYE 5l@52.
BvRLEY advanced to 6S@7O and in ac-
tive demand.
WHISKY opened dull and declined to I8
@l84 and closed unsettled. Sales COM
prise $500 bbls. Market closed unsettled
under the news from New York.
Provisions opened dull with an incfeased
anxiety to sell, but the news from Tonnes
see made kngwn or 'Charge stiffened up
the market, at l 100000 lbs bolk meats sold
at 34@34 for shoulders, for sides.
HoGs-I 800 sold at indianapolis fer
375. Nest Pork was offered pretty freely
at 1900; sales of 600 barrels city brands
was offered at 11.75.
LARD very 6rm-sales of 100 tierces and
barrels at u, and 1000 kegs at 8.
GREEN HAMS, 900 sold at Al. $50
hogs at 4, averaging 275@280 lbs. Mar
ket closed strong, and very general dispo-
sition to buy bulk meats, and lard in par
ticular.
Nothing new in groceries, the dema nd is
moderate in the regular way.
Exchange prem.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-20

ST. LOUIS Feb. I9th.-A Union scout who
has been operating up the Tennessee and
Cumberland rivers, reached here this morn
ing, and reports one span of the Memphis
& Charleston R. r. bridge, crossing the
Tennessee at Decatur, Alabama, was de-
stroyed on Saturday last, by Union men in
that vicinity. 1t was reported that the
bridge at Bridgeport, some 20 miles above,
bad also been disabled, but this is not con-
frmed.
The Republicans Cairo dispatch says the
latest advices from Fort DonelsOn report
that the gunboat st. Louis, Capt. Paulding
proceeded up the Cumberland TO Clarks.
vile, and found the enemy abandoning that
place in panic. Two large fats, with mu-
nitions of war, were captured at a rolling
mill, just before GAINESVILLE. Everything
is being moved to Nashville as fast as posi-
BILE, where the next rebel stand will be
made.
Everything at Fort Donelson is progress
ing satisfactorily. Our army is encamped
in the captured works, having comfortable
quarters in log huts and tents of the late
garrison. Th9 soldiers are very enthusiasts
tic and anxious to march at once ngains
Nashville With the exception of cold
consequent upon recent exposure, the arm!
is we'll
The actual number of prisoners taken, i
ID, 30o-among them Gen. West, not pre-
Viously reported.
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FoRT DoNELsoN, Feb. 1.-THE great fir,
which was seen up the river from this poin
last night was the burning of the TENNESSEE
! Rolling Mills, four miles from here, by oul
I gun boats. The works had been used by
the rebels to manufacture shot, she'll, and
other materials of war. 1t is an extensive
concern.
Gen. Grant has promulgated the most
stringent order against plundering from the
inhabitants also, against stealing property
taken in battle. Before surrenderiug, the
rebels threw most of their late mails into
the river. Col MARYLAND, the postal direct
or, however, succeeded in seizing a number
of mail bags and some outside letters sup
posed to contain important information.
Flovds brigade, fearing they might be
taken, threw all their arms, which were
mimic rifles of the best kind, into the river
The crews of the gun boats are engaged 10
fishing them out.
Capt. Dixon, rebel Chief of Artillery and
Engineer, W tho constructed the Notifications,
was killed in TIE bombardment of Friday
in one of his own batteries.
Fort DoEELsoN, Feb 1.-two more reg
iments were captured to-day, to the east of
the entrenchments, and number of troops
have come in and delivered themselves up.
ABOUT 1zsOOU SIanQ OF Small arms nave
been taken. Many of the rebel troops de-
stroyed their arms, and large numbers were
thrown into the river
There are two water batteries-the upper
one, with heavy rihed 32-pounder-a 81
FOUNDER cannonade. The lower battery
contains eight 32-pounders, and one l0-inch
mounted in the embrasures-
Two thousand barrels of -four, 200 boxes
of beef with a large amount of other pro-
visions, were found to-day.
r The whole of to day has been occupied
in embarking the prisoners, gathering up
stores and munitions, and burying the. dead.
There are great number of the deadTebels
still unburied.
Capt. Saigon, Aid TO Gen. Grant, goes to
GAINESVILLE tomorrow under flag of truSe
with the bodies of two Colonels, and to
effect an exchange of wounded prisoners,
who have been sent to Nashville.
Taylor's battery was charged on FIVE
times on Saturday, each time repulsing the
enemy with great slaughter.
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WASHINGTON, February 1s.-Gen. Lam
der's resignation has not been received
here, and people who know bis impotence
for fight, pray it may not come.
Little has been said of the prize money
earned by the crews of our blockading yes
sells, but the amount can't be small. The
share due Com. Allen of the South Carolina,
which made so many captures in the Gull,
is over $4,000 Nineteen times that sum
is to be divided among his officers and men.
Gen. Grant was nominated as Major Cen
eral to-day The Senate, which has since
had no Executive Session, will not confirm
him until the official reports are received.
The House Committee on Territories win
soon report a bill organizing Arizona as a
free territory. The Wilmot ProViso will
be part of the bill.
Mr. s. A. Allen has been appointed an
agent to accompany our forces into Tonnes
see to take charge of our cotton crop on be-
half of the Government. .-
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I CHICAGO, Feb. I9.-The Tribune CORES
pondent's account of the battle of Fort DON
elson, says when Col CruftAs brigade, which
nad been ordered to re-enf0rce McClerna al
came up in the rear of the Both, 3lst ILL
nois. and 18th Kentucky regiments these
latter regiments were lying down, firing
over the crest of the hill. They rose, not
knowing whether the force in the rear was
friend or foe. The 25th Kentucky, suppos-
ing them to be rebels, poured in volley
which did terrible execution, and was suf-
fcient to throw the entire brigade into dis
order at once.
There was almost panic. Some threw
down their guns, &c, and fed. The roads
were filled with stragglers and some even
fed to Fort Henry. The enemy improved
the opportunity and advanced on Schwart's
and Dressers batteries, capturing five guns
taking possession of McClernand's head
quarters, and driving our forces nearly
mile and half Instead, however, of ad-
hearing to their supposed original intentions
to escape, the rebels resolved to follow up
their advantages by pursuit. At this june
ture, Gen. Waliace's division, thrown in
front, took position on a ridge, with Tay-
lor's battery in the center at the road. The
rebels formed on the ridge which McCler-
nand had occupied Flushed by success,
they moved forward As they came IN
range, Taylor opened on them Win grape,
canister and shell The rebels quailed and
came to a halt. AS our infantry advanced,
they began TO fall back. Wallace improved
the moment, and moving on them, drove
the rebels back, recovering the ground
previously lost.
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Especial t. the Cincinnati Gazstte.1
The TVventy-Fifih AT Fort DOneIson.

The TwenGy-FifIh AT Fort DOneIsOn.
In the afternoon Gen. Grant saw that
something should be done to restore the
spirits of our disheartened troops, aud or
dered Gen. Smith TO make an assault on the
west wing ofthe enemy's works. General
Smith, as quick as horse-aesb could bear
him, rode along bis lines and ordered his
men to prepare for d charge, which caused
shouts ofjoy To ring along the lines.
Without moments unnecessary delay,
Coloeel Lenman's brigade, the Second and
Seventh Iowa, and the Eleventh and Tween
ty-ffth Indiana, charged up to the enemy 3
redoubt, driving the rebels before them at
the point of the bayonet like frightened
sheep, and gaining possession of their outer
works.
General Smith behaved ike one inspired
for nothing less than coutioual victories.
He could be seen TtdIng along the lines,
with his hat swinging on inc top OF his
sword, amid the thickest OF the fight, en-
couragiDg his men, aud cheering them on
to victory, regardless of the deadly mis-
slles flying around him.
The Colonel of the Second Iowa regiment
was the FIRST to mount the enemy's works,
with bis men close 10 bis wake.
The stCruiug was complete Our troops
gained a position inside of their works,
where they lay on their arms ali a +. hJ, pre-
pared to follow 40 their success a the
morning. The Seventh Illinois, Col. Cook,
followed Gp as a reserve, and part Of his
regiment got into the action, while the bal
ance acted as skirmisher5 With tue sharp
shooters.
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SIGEL AFTER PRICE!!
The Memphis and Charleston
Bridge Burned!
GAINESVILLE supposed to be
Evacuated
"ON FOR NASHvILE!"
The rebels leaving Nashville
Gov. Harris ordering Ten
nesseeans to lay down their
arms-Extensive Rolling
Mill burned-Rebel Mails
secured, &C., &c.

SPRINGFIELD, No.. Feb. 1s.-Gen- Curtis
has driven the rebel army beyond the Ar
kansas line. At 10 o'clock on Sunday
night we were sixty-nine miles South OF
Springfield. The Federal flag now floats in
Arkansas. Several skirmishes have taken
place in the defiles of the mountains. We
had six wounded, and the enemy lost six
teen killed and large number wounded.
We have bagged large numbers of prison
ers.
A messenger says we were only short
distance behind Prices main body, and
would chase him up the next morning.
When twenty miles out, the messenger
heard heavy firing. There is a great
abundance of forage and provisions on the
route except -four.
A train Of sugar and beans starts forward
from here tonight.
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TIMES DISPATCH.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. ls.-Andy r. John
son will probably proceed TO Nashville az
soon as Gen. BuelPs army takes possession
of that city, and assist in organizing Pro-
visional Government for Tennessee. People
there are painting for freedom, and re-
sumption of their connection vita ths
Union. They will probably send a full
delegation of loyal men to Congress by the
last of March.
The President to-day nominated Colonel
Garfield OF Ohio, Brigadier General in COM
pliment for his thrashing Humphrey Mar.
shall.
The War Department has proofs which
is considered conclusive that young Wal.
worth is a spy.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.

NEW AUhhi i 60. u.
FLOUR dull and heavy, and five cents
lower; 5.55@5.65 for superfne western /;
5.85@6.OO for common to medium extra
western; 05@6.1O for shipping brands
extra r. H. o.; market closing dull and
declining.
WHrsKY-market dull and dropping
There is not enough doing to establish quo
tatious.
CoRN-market heavy and without de-
cided change in price.
OATS dull and heavy.
PORK = market opened firm closed
rather quiet and not quite so buoyant
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-20

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l8.-Several reports hav-
ing gained currency through the new spapers
relative to Gen. Mcclellan and Halleck.
which are calculated to mislead the public
it is announced by authority of General
Haileck that he has at all times received the
most hearty cooperation from Gen. a cOlel-
Ian, and that in all military operations this
Department has the advice and approval of
the GeneraI-in-Chief The tive Generals
are, daily, in constant communication by
telegraph.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-20
Arrival and Departure Of the
MI a Il r. -

THE time here set down is adjusted 10 eoHtrGot
Aours. On the River there is variation according
- - TIME OF CLOSING.
Railroad Mall flor Vincennes. Terre Haute,
Princeton, Washington, Petersbnrgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville. IndiAnapO-
lis. Cincinnati. Louisville. St. Louis
Cairo, Chicago, and other Northern, Eastern,
and Western points, and Railroad Way Offices,
every day except Sunday at......... SA. N.
Thursday, and saturday at eKr.M
week except Sunday and Thursday at 111< A. M.
Green RiVer Mall (for Bowling Green and
way points, every Monday and Thurs
day at sHP. N.
me-. Vernon BFai Qand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, aud Saturday at e1lA.M.
Nssv Harmony Mail every Monday, We'd
Resday, and Friday at ia A. n.
RocEporf Maa (and1 every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at o% a. n.
FsfsrssI,rsh Mod (vsay) every Friday on A. ~.
(Petersburgh letters, 80. come and go
by Railroad dsily)
CsakhianG bIaiJ every Wednesday at -. n.
(Leaves at A. NJ Thursday morniDg1
Military mail for Calhoun and SpOttsyille, ii P N
TIME OF DELIVERING.
R4iiroad Mall, every day except sundsy>at A.
Arrives the night before, after ONCE hours
sOaisyiIlo AIdH (river) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday by 6P-
Pas5stcGh Mail, every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by "a
Green Ri0er Mall, every Monday and Thurs
day by zP
All Vsrnna Nat Qand) every Monday.
"wednesday, aud Friday by SPIN.
Nsl0 Harmony Nal, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday by P. NJ
RookpoTt Mail Qsnd) every Sunday at P. NJ,
and Wednesday and Friday at An
(Arrives the evening before, after Office
hours.)
Pesersbsygh Mad (way) every Friday by So A. N.
OvslhiaAd MdG every Friday at A. n.
ARRIVES the evening before. after Office hoursl
g%Post Office opens at A.. N. and closes st
P.A on week days. Delivery closes from to 81
A. n. week days during the closing of tbs
Railroad mail Office open from to 81 A. on thu
Sabbath.
JAMES FL. McNEELY, p. NJ
Evansville, Ind, May l, 1861. 1uly22-ywc
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SPECIAL DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-Gen. U. 8. Grant,
the hero of Fort Donelson, has just been
unanimously confirmed by the Senate, as
Major General-an honor conferred in testi-
mony of his gallant conduct in battle.
The reading of the tax bill will be com
meneed in the Committee of Ways and
Means, tomorrow. The bill will not be
printed till ordered by the House of Repre-
sentatives.
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WAsHINaroN. Feb. 10

By the President Of the .. S. Of America,
PROCLAMATION.
It is recommended to the people of the
United States that they assemble in their
customary places for public solemnities, on
the 22nd day of February, and celebrate
the anniversary of the birthday OF the
Father of his Country, by causing to be
read to them his Farewell Address.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-20

LOUISVILLE, February 19.-The Journal
learns that Marshall Merriweather left here
last evening for Cairo to bring Gen. Buck
ner here, under a Federal warrant from
Justice Catron, on charge of treason.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 19.-In the House this
afternoon, Representative Wicklif. of Ken
lucky, announced the capture of General
Price and his army.
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Cairo, Feb. let is believed now, that
a portion of the rebel prisoners will be sent
to Alton, others to Chicago, Fort Wayne,
aud Detroit.
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Council Proceeding.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

Saturday Evening, Feb. Is, 1862.
Council met Present, the Mayor, Coun-
cilmen Hunnel, Fergus, Smith, Hedderich,
Miller, Klusman, and Muentzer
The minutes of February 8th were read
and approved.
The following bills we're allowed:
Street Commissioners weekly bill, $42 A.
E. Perkins, one months salary as Engi-
neer, $50 IS.
Sawyer & Bray, sundries for Steam En-
CINE, 81 IS.
John Stocks, repairs to cistern, So so.
Cox & Humphrey, four weeks services as
" harf Masters, $42 90,
Soren Sorenson, cash paid to Vim. Min
as Wharf Stakeholder, 1926 90.
John McInerny, laying plank walk in
front of the Lamasco Park, SIS so.
John McInerny, for sidewalk improve
ment on the east side of Fulton Avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Franklin streets, $25 rs.
The Wharf Report for the month of jan
uary was presented and read, showing the
amount of revenue derived for said month
to be 1926 "a.
The Wharf Report for the past week was
also presented, showing the amount of reve-
nue. derived TO be $40 I6.
Both of said reports were received and
filed.
The following report was presented by
the Mayor:
Memoranda Of a settlement made this,
18th day of February, 1862, between Mar
Gus Sherwood of the one part, and the city
of Evansville of the other part, as follows
viz:
From calculation made by B. G. Gwath.
mey and W. Baker, in the year 1859, it ap.
pears that on the list day of January, 1859
there was due to the holders of the stock o.
the wharf of the city of Evansville the
sum of thirty-one thousand eight hundred
and eighty dollars and sixty-two cents
| (3I.s80.62.)
The revenue derived by said Sherwood
| for himself, and as Treasurer of the Other
| stockholders from January 1st, 1859, tC
January Isl, 1862, as well as the amount
for which said Sherwood is responsible a:
the surety of O'Riley, late wharfmaster, ha!
been appropriated as follows, viz:
/. To the payment of expenses.
2 To the payment of interest to tbs
stockholders at ten per cent. per annum
3. The excess of said revenue was applied
to the reduction of the amount of sale
stock, and we find that the amount dut
to the said stockholders on the Ist day
of January, 1862, was twenty-sil
thousand two handred and seventy
three dollars and fifteen cents, (S26.
27315.)
And this stock is held aud owned as fol
| lows, viz:
| D m ,r:, ooooo n,
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PITTsBURG, Feb. l9th.-River feet Z
inches by the pier mark, and rising slowly.
Weather cloudy and wet
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Special Notices.

Ks 60 possible that any Soldier can lie SO fool
ssh as TO leave the city without supply Of Hollo-
ways ointmect and PilIs2 Whoever does so will
deeply regret it. These medicines ere the only
certain cure for Bowel Conplsints, Fevers, Sores,
and Scurvy. Only Is cents per Box or Pot.
febIS-dIw
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Ths .sppstfEss.-It is very difficult matter
with the majority of persons to restrain their ape
tites; hence, we see an abundance Of Dy-pepsia'
Liver Complaints, and Disorders of the Stomach
and Digestive Organs. Hoohand's German bitters
win entirely these complaints, and restore the
81 stam to its original vigor and strength. They
are for sale by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere, at rs cents per bottle. febls
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z ThInsr OF Bsa.sV % . 1oV korses

n ThSSS or BsGasV - a 10y ROrSos =
who can be beautiful with sickly pale complex
son2 Keep the pores Of the skin free, and tn.
blood pure and your Cheeks will vie with the
and lilly. The skin Is formed with thousands Of
pores IN every inch Of surface whose Office 1t Is to
carry OF the impurities of the blOod-the
knouledged cause of all diseases Of mankind
Ehsa the skln is dry and parched-when 1t is
covered with eruPtiOns-when it is cold and clam
my--when there is Inward fever or Inflammation
1t is impossible for the skin under these cireum-
stances 20 perform its proper functions, and 70
carry OF the impurities from the body az designed
by our Creator.
TUDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remove
these distinctions, and produce free and healthy
blood, remove the eruptions from the skim and
cause il to brigh' with the 6ush of youth and
beauty. Beauty without paints and cosmetics--
beauty produced By health and happiness.
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold b. al
medicine dealers. decS
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I'll Slight COEd,

fxVv4RA SR SEaSFtG G0ees
EA cough, o52oaxaeness
sSfITHSILsIs or Sfc~e Threat,
1 Which might Be checlsI
%4l14SSF With sin1pJe rene2s,
neglected, often terminates seriously.
Fen are a1Oare Of the in1portaooe #
stepping a Tough or Slight
1SoLd in its first stage; that tohlch
IN The beginning lUouLd yjsId to q
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attacks the lungs.
8roLtJ1' s 8EoS1ckLaL IJrcches
10ere. first introduced ele1s71 years ago.
It has BEEN proved that they are ne
best article before the PtttJio .tcr
HgouQhs, folds, @Sc1zchitL4,
.1zStz,7zn, ISatnrrh, the HzeL7~e'
Cough IN &oIzsu7z/LtLcn, es1
numerous objections Of the lShrc at,
giving immediate relief.
Public Speakers 81 Singers
1DiII find them gfectua1 fer clearing
and strengtbering the Uotce
Sold BY all Druggists and DEALERS
In Medicine, az IS cents pr boz.
Sold ingEvonsyilIe by
f-b5 KELLFE d WHITE.
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In the above calculation no account has
been taken of the sum OF ten hundred and
twenty-five dollars paid this day to VIM.
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AaOTGCE.-At the March Term, 1862, the
CIV County Commissioners will let the keeping
of the County Paupers, at the Asylum, for one OF
mere years, to the lowest aud best bidder
The party bidding will state his lowest figures per
year, tor keeping the poor and providing every
thing required by law for the comfort CT the
paupers. Also the sum for which he will superin-
tend the Asylum, and the county furnish the food
and clothing. Bids must be left with the Board,
their room in the Court House, on the first Mon
day in March next, to be acted upon on that or
some other subsequent day of said term.
The County Board will also contract with one
or more skillful physicians, having knowledge OF
surgery attend to all county poer as well as the
prisoners in tho county jail, for or more years,
the physician to furnish all medicines. Bids So
icitsd for said professional services, at the same
place and time. WIN. II. WALKER, A. V. c.
VoIksbote copy. jan2ldw3w
no UN-TEs LXRR.1RX" NOTICE.
u All persons having books, drawn frsm the
County Library, notified to return the same to
the Library betweez this date and the first dry of
February next. Volumes viii not be given out TO
readers until further notice.
W. II. WALKER,
A " c. and Librarian
Volksbots please copy jan2ldwZ~
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"DURH VIVlMUs VIVAMuS."
ST. CHARLES RESTAURAN 7
CHARLEY" HABBE, Prop'r.
YEV@E aaROV-E .V.4.HED HOUSE
II has just been repaired and reftted. and is
spared to place the ST. Charles in first rate trim,
and it viii be kept hrst class house in all
poets.
Y - T HR g.
And everything edible to be purchased in the
kst will be served up at the ST. CHARLES at al
hours, in q style which will suit the most fastidi
Gus epcure-
brands Of Old Bourbon and MOnongahela and
No Liquors of all kinds will be found at tle bat
Imported Cigars,
All the favorite Havana brands always on hand
z~- The patronage of my numerous friends and
the public generally IL respectfully s0ncits1
oc4-6m CHARLIE hADn 90
n .AMPSI L,AgHPS!-We have just re-
LII ceiysd q large assortment of Goal on Lamps
| selected in person expressly for the EVansVllle
| trade. We solicit examination OF price ana
! quality, as we confident better or cheaper
lot cannot be found this side OF CiDc1nnati Fnee
from 90 cents TO 81 rs each
MpR-&yN-! BRAgV'!!-We continue to re-
10 ceive that rich country Bran, that weighs
30 lbs. to the bushel. Buy the kind that viii keeI
your your cows fat at VIok As y b ns,ns
&TR.gAJN-ED HOsN-RK. = 800 ms cheic,
~ Honey, at Il. A. COOKS
jsns IS Main street.
| @sA OACE NE ~ ORLE.A-NrS SUR.RR
JAMS '' = ~ H. A. COOKS.
I DOP CDI5FSin store and for sale by
NJ II. A. COOK.