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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-21
BEAUTIFUL AND TRUE.

A friend has handed us the following
extract from letter written to him by an
English lady, now in her 7Oth year:
"lt gives me real pleasure and thought
tulness TO hear good report of the health
and safety Of yourself and your interes-
ting family when | read the charming
descriptions ol your sweet home
In moment | seem to be there,
80 fleet is a glance OF the mind
and IT is well we can cheer oneself with
such fairy Visions since the reality is so
utterly denied us. DO consider, that
separations between friends-whether by
death, or only earthly distnace-are our
greatest trials here below, best thanks be
for our spiritual hopes and expectations
from the sure testimony OF the Divine
Word, each earthly trial has it's own pe>
cular consolation aud contrast in the
world to come. "No separations there
known" but one holy and everlasting
blending spirit with kindred spirits in
glory everlasting. How strange, that q,
midst earthly trial and with such sore and
blssful prospects before us, we should
ever want urging 10 seek the Kingdom Of
Heaven and its righteousness, and to Ia,
hold on the hope set before US in the Cos,
pei, even Jesus--the only hope-that can
aercr fail to be realized in the eternal and
glorious Redemption of His people. De.
lghtful as your letters are, will you for
give me il say sometimes wish 10 find
all allusion to these all important subjects;
for as immortal beings, they ought surely
engage our first and most serious at.en.
tion. In this respect trust have long
been feeling the power of the inestimable
blessing bound up in the visitations OF
Gods beteaving haud-sharp and little,
indeed, in their inflictions TO the suter'
er--but infinitely wise and tenderly lo,.
ing calculated to draw our hearts nearer
10 God, and to produce the peacesble
fruits of righteousness. | trust, humbly,
that mn sore trials have thus in some
measure been sanctifed, and that can
saw with the Psalmist. 1T is good for me
10 have been afflicted Perhaps YOU NAV
view these observations in the light of q
little sermon--but remember, they reier
uore to mpslf than to you"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-21

TEXT FOR Tug TIMEs.-The New York
World (Republican) quotes the following
from President Jetferson's first inaugural,
rs a suitable text for the times:
"The diffusion OF information and the
arraignment OF all abuses at the bar of
public opinion freedom Of religion free
dom of the press freedom of person un.
der the protection Of habeas corpus; and
Trial by iuries impartially selected, these
are principles from the bright constella.
ton which has gone before us, and guided
our steps through an age OF revolution and
reformation. The wisdom of our sages
and the blood of our heroes haze been
devoted to their attainment. They should
be the creed of our political faith the text
of civil instruction; the touchstoue by
which to try the services OF we trust; and
should we wander from them in moments
of error or alarm, let US hasten TO retrace
our steps and regain the road which
alone leads to peace liberty safety.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-21

THERE AIRS no TRIFLEs,-There are no
such thing as trihes in the biography of
man. Drops make up the the sea. A.
corns cover the earth with oaks, and the
ocean with naives. Sands make up the
oar in the harbors mouth, on which YES
sels are wrecked and little things in
youth accumulate into character in age,
and destiny in eternity. All the links in
that glorious chain which is in all men a
round all, we can see and admire, or at
least admit but the staple to which all
is fastened, and which is the conductor of
all, is the Throne Of Diety.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-21

p<F-Why is the ar-Spangled Banner
like the Atlantic Ocean Because 1t will
never cease TO wave.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-21

rny-Life is beautiful night, in which
as some stars go down, others rise.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-21

aas-The apple Of discOrd has peeling
ol artillery.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-21

s0rA man winds up his clock 10 make
it run, and bis business 10 make il stop
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-21

NorE-The names Of absent members
ooncurring in the above will Oe affixed TO
the pamphlet edition of this Address.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-30

LITTLE Rock, ARK. July 30, 1862.
To he Citizens Of Harrison, UpJ,ar and
Smith COUNTIES;
| was requested this morning TO give
notice to those holding claims against the
Commissary Department OF Eth Texas
Cavalry Regiment, commanded by Col j,
Il Taylor, formerly by Col Geo, II.
Moore,) to hold them from the bands Of
spectators That as soon as AN placed
in possession Of funds, | viii return and
pay all such claims which was informed
would be very soon. would sdyise the
original owner. Of oil such claims, to hold
them, and &c, value seeciyed
By order OF j c, PALMER, MAJOR, and
Chief Commissary,
j. +. FORD. A. G. 4.
I'm Icras p ~ Cnuairg
J.. San these accounts are signed, by
Capt a, L Wright but will when pre-.
seuted be accepted by me,
FORD,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-30

RlcHaoSp August le-Thc steamt
Glasgow has arrived at Ncw York wi;
ionr DAYS later news from Europe
The Queen, in her speech proFogairf
Parliament says
The ciyil war which Tor sone time has
been raging IN America has Unfortunate
continued in unahaicd intensity and the
evils with which Il hiss been attended he
not been confined to the American Con,i-
sent ba, Her Majesty, hayi-s IRON The
antsei determined TO take 20 part in til
contest. hAs seen no rcasou to depart isom
the neutrality which she has steadily 81
hcred ia
10 the Housc Of Lords Eail Strsthpq
don moved ior the correspondence with Mr.
Mason relative 20 acknowledgment o. u,
ScIthern States
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-30

Harpers Weekly Of the 5,h Of July, a paper
usually dated day or two IN advance Of pah
lica'ion thus dila,cd upon the anticipated vie.
tory, at Richmond
In 81 human probability the decisive battle
Of the war viii be fought before Richmond h
lore thi4 paper reaches oar .uhsefibefs 90
Friday last 10th. Gen. Mcclellan va ready
He bad his works complete sni his artillery
mss-ed, He WIS prepared st any moment 10
open an artillery ire upon the rebels which
they could rot stand. Every soldier IN the army
~ the Potomac knew eel tlai day that The hat
tie was only few hours distant
Most OF the correspondents appear Calmly
confident n the result The array "a ia .nrI
spiend d condition, it Is led BY a O,cnoisl who in
spires such unbounded confidence. u il accom-
panied by 40 enormous a force Ok artillery. and
u $50 thoroughly Impressed with betief In u,
own saece-s. that officers nien And ne~.iar.si-
writers, ali predict a triumph blood. ID may
be, bat decisive. We need not -ay that W.,
most esrne-il, and praysfiuly trust thee
h1pe'nl passages may he fglhlci
In the event Of success beinTc Richmond th,
ss On the Atlantic like the war on the N ssi.
sippi, Will virtually he over Then will atill ?.
main small armies to he dispersed here and
there, forte 90 be taken. suerills- 70 be- .hai
But the critical question u The division Of u.
Union VIII have been tetermluef
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-30
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

4 NEGRO WOMAN, who is good
"A house servant. AGO girl or a boy
rom 10 to Is, Enquire at the Repubh
con oifce
August 2 1852
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-30
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS haviag claims against Col.
"A Horace Randal- egiment both IN Quarter.
master and Ccmm',sary Departments not yoaeh-
ed Tor will present the same and procure vouch-
crs therefor, JOHN A. HARRIS.
Com n Sgh. and Act q n.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-30

. 7. IUWELI., Q. y. G, 5. {.
Received in Office same day, issued and
forwarded copy to Editor of the Texas
Republican for publication ms therein direc-
ted. j. HANKS, sh'f s. G..
July 26 '62-n4isw.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-30

n. b. 1dcker, Harrison Tucker. Nav
Barlow and her haabsnd George w. BARLOW
Minerva Shspperd snd her husband, J. II.
Shepherd, Charlotte Henderson and her
husband Mason Henderson. and to cite BY
publication for eight succes.iye weeks DO.
'ofe TIE return Of this writ, the unknown
heirs Of Johr Tucker, TO be and appear Ut
the next term Of the District Court 10 be
holden in and for the said county Of Shell.
BY on the fourth Monday after tbs fourth
Monday In August, 1862, 10 answer said
petitioner, and show cause why the SAID
court shall not decree title 10 said petit
toner against all Of said heirs, that have
not made him tito to the sid one half OF
the league and labor Of land, the headlight
Of Wesley Goodwin, and that q decree be
entered against all Of said heirs for one
fourth Of the said 1858 acres in Wood
county.
WITNESS. II. +. Powell, Clerk Of the
District Court Of Shelby cus0ty. Ut Office
in SheibyvIic on this the 7th July 1862,
with the seal Of said Court attached.
Il. F POWELL, 9. u. G. s. 9.
Herein fail not aud due return make Of
this writ, according to law.
Iug STATE OF TgxAs,
County Of Shelby.
/. b. +. Powell, Clerk Of the Distric.
Court in and for the county and State
aforesaid, do certify that the above is true
copy Of the original writ now on file in my
Office in case wherein Lewis V. Greer Il
plaintiff and James N. Il. Tucker ct al are
defendants,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-15
InfrCrtant tO Females!

One department Of our Dspensary is specially devoted
the Of the Diseases If Females, such ln
churrea white, Irregular. Painful and suppress
Mestruation. Nervous and General Debility Diseases Of
he Womb, Barrenness, &c.
Consult ati0ns and examinations free of charge
Also for sale DIR. DEwEEs'S kEGULAIOk PILLS
For Female DISTINCTIONS irregularities DC. Married la
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PATIENTS AT A DlSrANCE-By sending brief state
nent II their symptom, will receive Blank Chart contain
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All transactions private and confidential. Remember
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Direct all ettersto
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MACHINlSTS.
- ~ ~ N q IN - ~
-AND-
RL.fCkS.uITH SHOP.

UUAvIN6 ENTIRELY REFrrTED THE SHOP FORM.
Ill EkLl occupied IS John Cooper, in Osxood
Snlh Cos Last ant Hub Factory prepared 70 10
81 kiuds % work The machinery black smiihing
lille. Having had twelve YEAR, experience the
macfe shops In the country. Halter myself that car
give entire satisfaction those who may faver with
'hsr werk have IN my employ one Of the best black
sits IN the state. and pay particular attention 10 horse
rhoeing and machine forging.
Repairing Of ell kinds promptly attended 90
Model q al knds built for the patent Office.
kemeubef the plsce square south ~ the UnioH
Depot. on Illinois street 7. peawN.
fulyla-cly 'sl
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habit of abuse To which is added observations
Female Diseases and other interesting matter of the ut
importance 10 the married aud those contemplating
marriage who doubts Of their physical alb ty To
enter that state Sent any address In sealed wrap
per, on receipt Of ten cents or four stamps
We entire time and attention TO the treat
men Of various private diseases treated of In pri
report. Our Dspenslry Is the only Institution OF the
Mind in America which has been tablshed by special
charter this fact should give II preference the
various Quaes of doubtful character TO be found in all
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A Medical Report,
y " II - - - -
PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS.

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Agd'oopg and PAysioto0y ~ the Secr~ Osryals in a
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r. u.By FERGUSON. Attorney and Counselor at Law.
IN Pays cash for approved judgments and cages;
also negoiiaes loans, notes, &c Office, ~ East Wash
in.on street. HPsar second door 10 the right hand op
po>fte Oh ms Flocs. oct9
uoSEPlI r. MCDONALD ADDISON L. ROACHE
Cd Attorneys and CoGnselors az Law. .Etna Insurance
Company Building second floor. Fennsy wanna street.
tel div
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DENTISTS.
MUSIC.
PIANOS! PIANOS

rHEAPER AND BETTER IN
u STkUMEN1S than were ever -r-7rkk=--E-r---Qy
offered n this market. My ~
rangcments with Eastern Piano n "a XXI
manufacturers are such that can I S<SIvL
furnish I'll orders IS per cent. - IL
cheaper than any dealer IN the West and warrant then
superior instruments. Only for cash.
Call and st Messrs " H. Talbot Co.'S sJewely
Store, No. ~ Washington street.
PIANOS. MELoDEONs, ORGANS, GUITARS vIOLISs,
ACCORDEoNS, &C, TU-FED AND kFrAIRED.
Having had twenty ye r. experience the public
be assured that they have better opportunity
than they generally with TO have their instrument
put in perfect order. Al. SCHONACkkR.
inly3l-dlv '6l
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DER. j. e.. AVER IL CO.,
LOWELL, NJ AS.

Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles, So.
All our remedies are for sale by
ROBERT BROWNING, Indianapolis
ALLEN 4 co, Cincinnati,
And by all druggists and dealers everywhere.
aug2T-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-15

IN a NEW VI r l ID Or
treating venerial DISEASES. inclu-
di < syphilis in all it, stages;
6onorrhea. elect. Structure, vari-
cocile, and Hydrocele. Diseases of
the Kidneys, Bladder &c, with
out mercury containing a val
liable treatise on that widespread
malady Of youth, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility. lmpotency, &C., the Sc
cret intirmities Of youth and ma
turity arising from the baneful
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-15

Y" kJPP. Merchant TsiloF. snd dealer 10 Ready
w Made Clothing and Furnishing Good, Ne. les
Eat Washington street opposite the Court HOUSE. lnd
snsnof<, ird he~r< constantly hand lar
meni of Cloths. CassimeTes Nesings, Overcoatiuss,
rweets, Casinos etc. Al~o. gen;lemcns furnishin ng
goods VIZ Shirts UderrhiTts. Drawers Seckties Cra
vafs, Handkerchiefs. Gloves etc Goods sold and the
garments cut nee Of charge aps-dly
, 1862-05-09

NFW V0pV W.- .x.-4-,t [,.wx
unsettled ard 1nilv 1oc 1oyer sa1ea 1a m r. =
= st i91 eaPer g state: Ssg5l5 t9I e1fa E
eo1,Io 70 1ssi;S, ~ 1oa SUPER Wts.etn Sao g g M 70.
coTn,aen to l,.sa5 aSinesos oxo97 ] " ,os
49, Gh 30 Goon snlpp1ng ofanas eAtta fonna
c1osn0 Ut9 Nj, 1ooo io1 efaae Gfanos, m1lket
G.,aG5.,, s ~ 5n - sa1a NJ h.s d.
S7s - ~ nou, an a eo zs sn ~ ~ o,1s ~
.os apllng ~ iTf a m1ase1 eSara. x 4
a EooI 91re. sud ftsaus eoa q e2,E ~
r. IT. - ~ ~ 30 ~ II ~
store - g. ~ III 'eaee' S'+'"' to' De IL
WG,sr-r.-,v. h,-a~p ss1a. mn br1. a.
ax1ass,t -, a.o. n01e'' 'o' ol4' al
GSsm4Whest ~ sef' AMI ~ and im5c 1ower s.1aa
an, bn whi1e western At II X: 65Oo hu Mi,W Wen,
M1stine, .aed a. * ~ All ~ mnise
a a1M tp Ea1,eV nom;ns1 st ~ aao aaa nTar1 ar,
nsass a1n unseLutu, ~ 7se2c lpHet, sae3 esMo
M ed cs2n hay LOT - ssese a. aud & aeis
na an+ at - x vgS 9s setss5
, 1862-05-09
Law TNTELLTGENCE.

Drnvaond- following are detaalted and eleEk *
and ses No rs, Robert Graham vs.. Jas Waugh:
on motion, TING is extended ten days in which to
plead: No 4le, smith IL Palmer IS John Brae-
unless cause be shown to tie contrary hy 1o-@or-
TOW morning No. ,4a6, n. r. bradley 70 Edwin
10 It NJ o'ssF d collins aees1 =
bis declaration. No: $50! haneery-P. V. Rel
ea uo~ sea e
e, tered az prepared. No. t33-Chancery-J. Il
Reed ve George Walrod, OF al; a rule Oh Receiver
he 1eal es!ste sssigned to bin herein -hoa1d % not
BE sold, No. Emancipation Mott ct Ill, vs
ssmnel !,nderht.l ct al: on motion Of eomp1ain-
take proofs and to take defendant's. No. S4s-
| chaucery. Hiram Eennun IS Samuel c. Davis
ct 81. Court having fully considered, &c, over
| rules the demur of defendant to bill and gives
leave to defendau1s 10 answer comp1ainant's BILL
| and defendant here enjoiued from Issuing + IA
on Judgment at Law In this court, at the further
| order Of the court
| The Court adjourned st one O'Clock for the day
! CIRCUIT toUKr OF Cook CouNrT-BeFore Judge
No: a1s-T Tommerclal Bank Of Kentucky ve: John
brsede2 9 ct = q p.eof dft1l: and
". Charles 7. Boyec; on motion Of defendant
juror Withdrawn, and remaining juror dischsrgei
from conslderation q cause At cost Of defendant
| A.
Ct 81 motfnu hy plaintiff 10 strike from files no
ttee Of sp* cia1 defente. No. T49-George Duffy IS
2obn Morton ct al appeal dismissed with proce
uendo at defendants c0ets, No. T02-Cyrus Bent
ley ss. Wu. Lii inpleaded with J. a. Martin
tubn1tttd 70 Court for trial. and under adgise
ment. No f04-J. Vanderril'e ". &. ". Evans G
a.; demurrer 10 plea withdrawn, and jury caQe
70 try fssne: verdict f,r plaintiff No 705-.sarlo
Haren ct al V C. E. Bennett ct AL; death q
plaintiff Carlos Hsven snggested: No. 695-Joh
Y. Lcmo,ne use Of ?. r Chaudler II. S. Lind e
al eerFice, and de{an Of defendants The tol
lowing cases are continued. viz Nos. 709, 7Bs, 65
697. 9U1. TT 728, 7s9. 7Sl, aud 73a.
In the habeas corpus case. The People ex re-
George N. Harrington vs. Edward B. Christy. Wn
Chrlety aud D. Hopkins, it has been decided b
Judge Nanisrre that the boy Robert McAurra:
formerly upder the charge Of Geo. n. Herr1ngto1
shall be delivered up to Chriety brothers.
The trial cali in this Court will commence at N
zas, and extend to No 1e6. to-day.
, suFxH'nR ouRr-BSore Judgs HigRins.-E
So. o!6 Eiils Ma1pla -. Iule =. Euler ct al; sa
nttted to court for trial; fury waived. and u
? o1der advisemens b+fo:e Judse GondrIch
> / lhe following 1efaulted and Judgment: No
, Icy. 1b4a f68s, 1873, ta47 and ISIS No. i5s8-s
Noha ct y 70. James Long ct al; salt discon1Inu g,
20 s1s-Ehzabeth Nercer ". Francis HcCsnn,
deuar to replication to defendans's 6rst Mss. e.
teaetd, aud leave to amend replication. No' Is,
l-Jchn A. DeRAnaus 70. L. S. Warner; dfsmfsss
at plaintiffs roets. eA"4''es
, 1862-05-09

br1s. Market dull and dropping. Sales 80 brls
"Potter's'' White Winterat s.; 6s brls "outa-
CANA" Red Winter at $4.25; $50 brls 's Ionic' and
H0brls Mcclellan" Spring Extras on p. t.; 100
brls gsod T. h. extra at S405; leo brls Snow
fake" /. b. at 1886; 100 bt1s medium extra at
$3.T0; 187 br1s good spring super at $3.50-au de-
Nyered.
WHEAT-ReceiEed. 24.137 bu; shipped 1a3 $50
bu. Market dull and 1@2c lower. Sales e,7o0 bu
No. Spring in Armour D. s Co.'S at s0c; {, 100
bu do in Munger & 4. and Geo. Sturges' at SIC;
1900 bu do In Stnrges, B. & Co.'s at SOC; 1900 bu
do at 79c; a000 bn do at 79c; 0c0 bu do IN Flint
d T.. Munger g. A., and C. Wheeler's, at 7sc 5000
bu do In Flint s. IT'S at 7sc; 1000 bu do at B0c;
1900 bu do at exc, 1900 bu fresh receipts do in
Hiram Wheeler's at nc; 5000 bn No. spring
in Flint & T.'s at u; 1900 bu do in Munger s,
AS at 7ec; 7500 bu do at Tic; 1000 bu do in Ar
mour D. d Co.'s at nc; 1850 bu do in Newber7ys
at &c; 800 bu fresh receipts do in Sturges B. 6
Co.'s at 7ec; 2,400 bu do at CSC; 2,eoO bu do in
sturges, B. & Co. 8 and sturges, S. & Co.. at Csc;
3,4o0 bu do In sturges, S. & Goa at CSC: $40 bu
do at 69c; S772 bu do in sturges, B. d Co.'s {re-
eeipts dated 1et half Of November, 1861 at CSC:
! COO bu do In Hiram Wheeler's at &c.
CORN.-Reeei7ed, 58,711 bu; shipped. 145, ,s25
bu Market dull and 1@1hc lower. Sales, 500
~ ~AA 4AAf%4 AEA4Vhf k44HFtAtEA Su| AE d1t9C
afoat E, GEO bu Old River White {inEpected Mixed
at sozc aaoat 600 bu New Rejected at &c aoat
$1,000 bu Old Mixed in store in one lot ct a64c;
Il, eco bu do at SIC $500 bu do At 25c; 1,o00 bu
New Mixed in store at 2Ic; 2.5C0 hu New and Old
Rejected in etore at &c
OATS-Received, L, III bu. Market quiet. Sales,
| $500 bn No. i in store ats7c.
RYERecei7ed, 2,1s0 bu. Market 1c lower.
Salez, 1900 bu No in store at 4c; 93 bags do on
| track I: 44c.
| BARLEf-Receired 7,473 bu Common grades
are plenty and dua, but good samples are firm.
Sales, 400bu good at 60c del; 400 bu lair at del
/ 140 bugs do at Soc on track.
| SEEDs-There is good demand for Hungarian
Grass, and the market is almost bare Holders
| aek 81 co per bushe1. Timothy Seed is nominal
and neglected at $1.25G1s 80.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1c. eales, 80 brls al
aos6c; 30 brls at 2176e; 20 br1s at alc.
| PROV1SIONS-MEss PoRK-5o0 brls city packed
| ut $1t.00. Bulk Meats firm and in good demand
sales 1880 pcs Hams at 44c packed in boxes; 2,54(
pcs Shoulders at s'sc packed in boxes; 1900 h;
long cut Hams ut 415c in casks; &c. 600 bs Country
Cut Meats at 3azc, &c, and 5kc, for Shoulders
Hams, and Sides, packed in boxes and hhds; 1ol
pee extra city cut Hama at Axe, loose LARD
Quiet. Sales, 81 brls Country Kettle at TIC; 1!
| pEgs White Grease at $6.o5.
TALLoW-40brl prime packing house at 7hc
HIDES-Steady at 1s@13ac for Dry Flint 6z
1tc for Green cured; and 505Ec for Green Couu
try.
EGGs-Dnll, Sales, Is hrls at 5zc-packess
count.
BETTER-16 hrkins good new at 10c; 10 pkg
old grease butter at 61lc.
BEANs-In good demand. Sales, 81 bushel
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POTATOEs-n fair supply, with sales at 3
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