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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-28
RIA NJ S
Br FRANCIS DE HArs JAsvmx,


Who indeed, would have thought that II ever could
chance,
that dogWsiioal Fugland and complainant France,
Who have ALWAYS known evtrvthingu nd the sun
Who have always thought hrst of whatever we've
who have scarce deigned our Eagle the slightest
saltm-
Should fall fat, TO adore aa American Ram.
Th,re have always been Rams! Father Adam, we
kuOW,
Found some Rams in his garden a long time ago;
In the raising OF Rams Abel took much delight;
And Ran was concerned In the very first fight
And IN first Ram fhaat we would further remark
wasthe Ram which old Noah TOOK into the Ara.
Then, it seems, there were Rams which were tied up
in stalls,
Driven out TO do battle by buttiug down wallis
Alexasder, Msroellus, and Scvlls, we hud,
Had great many Rams of this desperate kind;
And when TITUS eheamped mid Jerusaem's palms,
II ssaid that the Hebrews saw not ing bat Rams!
After these, there came Rams not inclnipg to
fights
Rams eseabling good Joshua's Gbsoures-
Which were drawer of wateF''-hydraulic Rams,
Quite domestic, and commonly found with their
Dams,
NAV such Rams stil continue to thrive and increase
With the limitless Ram.ifcattons OF pesoe
Thus we Ram-ble along, thrsuyh the cycles Of Time,
Finding History's Ram. page is rather sublime!
BIT the Ram Of all Rams, is the Ram Of our day,
Whioh is shaking the world with Ram pant dis
day!
Iron haruess.d steam driven It sweeps DER the sea
Our American Rampant the shield of the Fres!
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OLD AND New REGnIENTs,-In his
speech in New York, Tuesday even
ing, Gen. Sickles stated that he had in his
command thirty-six officers who were pri
Yates four months ago. He added:
"a great many people, believe, hest
tate about joining the old regiments from
a sort of apprehension that perhaps they
will be made soldiers little too soon, and
get, perhaps, little sooner than they are
prepared for it, in the neighborhood of
those disagreeable bullets. Laughter.
| think this is a mistake. / think the
regiments raising all over the North are
to take the places of some of those wear
ed: ed. exhausted, battleworn regiments
which have been for SO many months in
the field, and that perhaps they will have
a brief period of leisure and repose, to see
how the new regiments like the sort o.
work we have been engaged in. Laugh
ter and cheers.] So that | can recon-
mend the old regiments as being as safe
as any to the nervous recruit" Laugh
ter.
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GEN. CLUsERET's OPINION OF THE
AMERICAN SOLDIERs.-The semi-oficial
paper La Pays publishes the extracts OF
= letter written by General Cluseret to
one of his friends in Paris, in which he
gives the following description of the SOL
iiers he has under his command.
9" After two months OF campaign and
suffering such as ! never endured, even
in the Crimean war, where we never
were in want of food nor exhausted by
long marches, | can speak to you know
ngly of the American soldier. During
ali that time we have been marching night
and day, oftentimes without bread, with
half OF our men shoeless, exposed to a
chilly rain, without shelter, tent, or vii
lace. We have thus walked between $50
and 200 miles.
But that which, in my estimation
makes the american soldier the first IN
The vorid-thc equal Of the French soldier
is that | never heard him utter a COM
plant or grumble | never was com.
PEELED to infct a punishment upon him
When | ordered a straggler to fall in, he
used to show me his naked feet and hurry
on as much as he could. | have but q
word to express my opinion of the Amer
lean soldier: he as an admirable soldier
He adds to the qualities of the French a
patience and a resignation which | die
not think possible for a soldier ever tC
acquire.
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THE OuorA OF THE TowNs.-lt will be
noticed by the latest order from the AdJu-
tant General of this State, that the towns are
to have credit for any excess of three years
men furnished by them in the assign
ment Of their quotas of militia. This is IN
obedience to the order of the War Depart
ment directing this credit to De gwen we W.,
think, however, the Adjutant General wo ulu
have shown better taste by leaving out 0,
his order the fling at the War Department
for changing its mind in this respect. Inc
truth is, tue supplementary order OF Secre
tary Stanton was not a change IN the origi
nal order, but only explanatory OF 1t, direc
ing the State authorities specifically to az
what they had the right to do before aud
what they ought not to have hes'tats I'd mo-
ment in DOING Montpelier Freeman
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The Herald's correspondent says that
slavery on the Peninsula is practically
done away with, Between the action of
the rebels in carrying their slaves down
South and the operation of military rule,
the Peninsula has been pretty well clear
ed of the more valuable portion of the
slave property-tho.e who are left gener-
ally being of an ancient or very tender
and juvenile age, neither of which are OF
much profit. Practical emancipation has
taken place, and those who have not avail
ed themselves of its benefits are OF the
class who are either too old, too young OIL
too shiftless to do SO.
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DR. BOYCE's CELEBRATED TON
. &c BITTERS.

Compounded entirely of vegetables. The effect Of
this medicine is truly wonderful. ~ acE ortcuy
mon the bowels and blood-s mild but thoron gh
csthartic. 1t expes all morbid secretions and Cd,
strucons from the body, stimulating the inter mai
organs into healthy action, cleansing tne system,
puTifying the blood, causing it to course anew
through every part OF the body--giying health and
new life to the frame. For loss OF appetite fever
complaint jaund ce dyspepsia, all bilious diseases
foul stomach eostvsnass weak ness, aud ail disc as
Is arising from q torpid or diseas liver they VIII
always do good-Dot hurt Try them
Directions for an adult "a table spoopfuii m
syeeteped water three times day before eating
The dose ay be increased or lessened as the case
may require
Only 70 cents bottle.
FRANCIS FE>S, Rutland, Vt. Sole Proprietor,
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TINE undersigned, having been appointed by the
| hon Probate Court for the District OF Fairhaven,
Commissio toners to receive, examine, and adjust ali
claims and demands of all persons against stukley
Thornton late of tetoa in said District deceased,
Hereby give office that will meet for the purpose
Of examining and allowing said claim at the late
asst Tue8ds, IN September and on the last Tuesday
II December 1862 rom nise O'Clock. A NJ. until
fmonths ON the 18th day of July, A D., 1862, ID
the time limited by said Court fer said creditors to
present their said claims to tor examination and
allo vance.
Dated at Castleton, Vt, 22d day of August, A. d.
1862. Ii. ARMSTRON6, ! Com,rs
35:2g JOHNSON S. BENEDICT, !
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j. RANDALL.
AIt AAN pal
COMMANDMENTS NOTICE.

rtNHE undersigned having been appointed by III,
4 Hon Probate Court, tor the District OF Feirhaven
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjus, all
olams and demands of all persons against II lon. AL
mon Warner late of astIeson, in said District,
deceased hereby give notice that will meet fo the
purpose ofeNamning and allowing said claims A. the
day of SCI and the 18th day OF Nov next, ON ten
O'Clock A. NJ, until four O'Clock + NJ, each OF said
days and that six months from the 26 day OF July
ID 1862 is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their said claims to us for ex
animation and allowance,
Dated al Castl ton, VT, this 18th day Of August,
A d, 1862.
C.M WILLARD, COmmr's
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THE nrrl WI WEEKLY HERALD: TUESDAY. AUGUST

GETTING FRIGnTFNEp.-The Richmond
editors are getting frightened about the Pres
ident's call for 100000 additional troops, and
call upon the rebel Congress now In session,
tn raise additional conscripts and to alter the
law so as TO include all between the ages of
l6 end 55 The Richmond Dispatch says
they must raise as many men as the North
does. But what If they can't do il?
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d. There is every reason to homo {,

a. There is every reason to hope for
a speedy and successful termination OF the
war if the proper skill and energy are dis
played in its prosecution. There will
soon be twelve hundred thousand troops
in the field, which is one hundred thous-
and to every revolted State This GER
tainly is an army quite large enough to
put down all the opposition that the reb-
els can muster.
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e The citizens of Chester, in To

eg The citizens of Chester, in Town
Meeting the 18th inst, voted one hundred
dollars bounty and guarantee d the seven
dollars State pay that is now paid volun-
teers, to all able bodied citizens who may
enlist under the call for nine months draf-
ted men, until their quota is full After
the meeting adjourned eighteen men were
enlisted, and the balance will be before
the end of the week. No draft there.
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CERTIFICATES Some question having
been raised as to whether certificates Oh
Musicians should be received by the Listers
as conclusive evidence OF disability, General
Wasbburne has been appealed to, who re-
plies that they are not conclusive evidence
and that the Listers must be fully satish ed
that the person applying is clearly exempt
TO Justify them in leaving his name OF the
| roll
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Cant T G. Harrington of Co. D,

I'd Vt. Regiment, d MES in the CaIedonl-
an. the statement going the rounds OF tn e
press that he has been dismissed from th
service. We gave no credit to this unan-
thorised statement at the outset, for We
knew Capt. Harrington too well to oelleVe
he would he guilty of uusoldiAriv coad""t
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALI. Cases
II H1

DR., d. is consulted daily, from A. M, to . 7. NJ
As above, upon ali ifcult ana chronic oseases OF
every meme and nature, having ~ his unwesred az
tention aud extraoi binary success gsipeo feputa-
ton which calls patient. from all parts OF the co I'M
ty to obtsn advice
Among the ply sisians in Boston, none stand big a
er in the profession than the celebra'e ed Ok Dow
Nos and Endicott street. Boston. Ihose wb
need the services of an experienced physician an o
surgeon should give him call
n B.-Dr. Dow imports and has for sale DC"
article, called the french Secret. trder oy mall
I've for 81 and red stamp. 3uszely
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CAUTION TO FEMALES IN DEL

~ ICA1E Health. =
Dr. Dow, Physician ann Surgeon, Nos: ! ans y,
Fndicoti Street, Boston is coIsulttd daily for all
disc es incident TO the FINALE system Pro apsus
Ute1i falling of the Womb Flour Alous, sup
pres, on and ot er menstrual arrangements, are all
treat, upon ,th illogical p inc pies and spt g.
dy Ieliet guaranteed in very few days So inVafla.
biy certain is he new mode OF ueai meDt, that ID
OBJ tnae complaints yield vi der IT, and the atnlcleo
person soon choices in perfect health ..
Dr. Dow has no doubt had greater exI eriehce IN
the cure of diseases OF women and children thah
any other ply scian in Boston.
Boar ding ecommodations for patients VINO may
wish to sta in Bottom few days under bis treat
ment
DR.. Dow since IS45, having confined bis whole
attention to Office practice Tor the cure OF PrVate
Diseases and Female Complaints, az Acknowledges nc
superior In the United States. ..... - T.. -
n bal letters must contain four req stamps
or they viii not be answered
Office ours frem 8 A. NJ. to p. M. 1910
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Legal Notices.
COMMuasuONEns NOTICE.

TINE undersigned having been appointed by the
j Hon,Probste Court Tor the District Of Rutland
Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
OF Dan Bhkely, late of Pawlet, In said Dis.
tie deceased hereby give notice that we will me et
for the purpose of examining and allowing said
cairns at iht dwelling houe of Hanna Blakely in
Pawlet, on the 9th day of September 1881, and the
27th day of January, 1867 from one O'Clock +, NJ
until FIVE O'Clock p, on each OF said days, and
that six months iToU the Goth day of July, A, D.,
1862, Is the time limited by SAID Court for said
creditors 70 present their claim TO US Tor examina
ton and allowance -.
A. ID. 1869
j. RANDALL, la,
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Wool is now higher than it has been for
forty-four years. This is owing to the large
demand for army goo Is, and to the advanced
prce OF cotton. Ii Will nos soon fall SO low
again as it has been Of late years and we
shall be surprised if the a,cks upon our New
T. Iii -. - IL :. -
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STATE OF VERMONT, (Tg1HE Probate Court
District of Rutland, ss. ! / for the District OF
Rutland
To all persons interested in the estate OF Mosely
Hall, late of gfOrd, in said district deceased
GREETING:
By the authority of the State of Vermont, you are
hereby notified to appear before said Probate court at
the Probate Office In said Ruth nd, in said district,
on the l6,h day of September, A. d 1852, to sho~
cause, il any you have, why the account of Isaac
B. MunsOn, Administrator OF the estate of sad de-
cra-ed should not be allowed, and also why the
residue of said estate should not be distributed to
the parties entitled thereto
Given at Rutland, in said distrio this Goth day
OF August, AID. 1862.
al;3w JAMES BROWN, Register.
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EsTY & GREEN'S MELODEONs,

LNSI q UKEEN > MELUUhUNo,
LManufactory, Brsttlsbore, Vt
Auy person in want of a COED instrument will
certainly get one of the above, alter seeing and
testing them; for quality Of tone lightness OF touch
and durability, THEY ARE NOT SURPASSED.
Can at Mr. Aliens, on Nckwackett Street. or at
the Post Office and see them.
For sale or to rent by
s. NJ. sPAULDING, Agent.
Rutland, July 18th, 1862. 20
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This would leave at most but seven
hundred thousand to be forced into the
army, and of these it may be estimated
that at least one hundred thousand have
fled to escape the operations OF the law,
or are non est,
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLIC,

Il led.
III. Dow cor tirues to be consulted at his Office
Nos 7 and 8, kldicott Street, Boston, al dlseas-
of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Bya Ing course Of study aud practical expert
epee OF unlimited extent, DR.. ID has now the graft
flea ton pIetel ting the unfortunate With remedies
that ave never tI ce he b1tt introduced them, tall
ed TO cure hi most alsra ing cases OF
GONORRRGA AND SYPHILIS,
Beneath his treatment all the horrors of venere
al ana impsre blopd. Impoteu ey, Serofula, Goa
orthea, Ulcers, pain and distress in the regions
of pro creation, IBfamaton of the Bladder and
Kioneys Bydrechle, Addresses, bpmors, irightful
SyeIh ngs and the long train of horrible symptoms
attend ing this class of disesse are nude TO become
as harmless as the simplest al inss Of child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DIR. ID. devotes large portion of his time to the
treatment of those caused by secret and soil
tary ba bit which ruins the body and mind, fitting
the unfor uuste individual Tor business or society
Some of the sad and melancholy eff cts produced
bv early habits of youth are Weakness OF The Back
snd Limbs Dizziness of the head, Dimness OF sight,
Palritatlcn of III h art Dystepsia. Nervousness
Bereavement of the digestive fui eli nj, Sympt ms
OF Copsump ion sc The fearful thtcts on the MUD
sre much 10 be Ieaded loss OF men or confusion OF
ideas depression of Spirits aversion OF soc et se
distrutt timioity, sc are amo the tVhs proc ue-
ed SUch persons should. be ore cont, m Jlatng
m atrimony consult a ply stefan OF experience and
be at once re tored to health and Happiness.
Patients who with 10 remain under Or Dows
ire atm ent lew webs. viii be iBrnl he'd lth
plesranr rooms, ard charges for board moderate
Medicines sent TO Ill parts of the couhtrN win iuli
dIee ions for ute, On receiving descriptions u your
cases.
Dr. Dow has also for sa lie the Frer eh Capacities,
Warranted the best preventive. Order by mali
1hr, e Tor 81 and red STAMP,
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STATE OF VERMONT, (VNHE Probate Court for
District of Rutlsnd,ss. ! l. the District OF hut
land.
To all persons interested in the estate of Allen A.
Edgtrton late of Walingiora in said district, de-
ceased, intestae,
Z; '4t'l GREEriNs'
The Administrator of said estate having repre-
scented that the personal property of said deceased
is not sufficient to pay the debts and expenses of ad
mnstraton and that il would be injurious of those
interested in the estate to sell the personal prop rty,
and therefore requests said Court to grant him
license to sell much of the real estate o. said de-
ceased, as will raise the sum of Fix hundred dol
lars, instead OF SLING the personal property, &C
eording 10 the atute In such case provided, and
the guardian of the heirs having consented to such
sale therefore,
By the authority of the State of Vermont you are
hereby notified to appear before said Probate Court
at the Probate Office in Rutland in said district, on
the 81 Tuesday of September, a ID. 1862, to show
cause, ii any you have, why said license should
not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this Goth day
August, A. d. 1862.
"a x8w JAMES BROWN, Register
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tions Tor using and sent by Express eoisy sealed 70
al parts of the country.
PRICES.-Full strength, 80; Half strength, S.
Q iarter strength, 50 per bottle.
sIy~REMEMBER-Th This medicine is designed
prsSSly for oBsTINATR oAsEs which all Other rsRsSss
Of the kind haee failed 10 cure also that
a, rsprssentea IN EVERY RESPECT the Price riH Be
rtfnntsd.
~ BEWARE OF INVITATIONS None genu.
i4e and warranted, unless purchased directly Of Dr..
M at his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL
DISEASES, No IS Union street Providence, r. L.
9S@ This Specially embraces all diseases of Pr
eats nature, both OF MEN and WOMEN, by regu-
larry educated physician of twenty years practice,
giving them his ,ohols atHttsR, S-COnsultatiOns
by letter otherwise are strictly ssEftsHtiu, and
medicines will be tent by Express secure # observe
tioH to all parts of the United States. Alto accom-
modatiOns for LADIES from abr DAD wishing tor a
and quiet hETREAT with good care, until re-
stored 10 health,
CAUTION 1t has been estimated, shat over
Tee RugGrtd thousand D0HsvS are paid to swinding
quaeks annually, in New England alone without
, any JsHf to hose who pay IL Most of the sum
comes out of class of prisons who are the least
able to loose it. bat once paid they get 1t
bIck and they are compelled TO suffer the wrong in
silence. not daring to expose the cheat Tor fear OF
tJpo iHg them SstvsS. All this comes from trusting
10 thOWt ry to men who are alike destitute oil
honor, character and skill, end whose only recon-.
memo alton il their only false and eNtravsgant as
Sertt 7rS IN praise of th6mSe + therefore,, you
would arO,d bang hWH5Vgsd, take no mans word,
ter Iohat ms Tr.tentt- arr, but MAKE IN
QUlRf 1T will cost GU nothing ana may save
you many req cts; for, dyeTtisirg ply siCians in
nine out OF ten bogus, tuere safe ty in
trusting any o. them, unless yeu know lsh2 and ieha
TTDR M will send FREE by enclosing one
stamp above, Pamphlet On DlSkASl 5 II WO
MN, and on P0rat Dt"ams generally, full in
formation he 01ot tndoi btsd - ersaCes res
f4oaiak wuhout hCh re adverti hing physician
ia d icine OF this kind is deserving of ANY CON
FIDENCk WHATEVER.
your addressplaiDly, aud dueCt to DR.. AATIlSON
as above. 8l:wly
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ncdWinal.
.7HE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMALES
DIR MATTISON'S INDIAN EMMENAGOGUE

This celebrated female Medicine
possessing virtues unknown OF any
thing else of the kind, and proving
eiieetHal after all others have failed,
is designed for both married and sing le
laSjcS, and is the very best thing
kuovn Tor the purpose, as II will
bring en- the msRihly sickness in cases
@ distractions, after all other rene.
dies Of the kind have been tried in
vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now
been sold without 3 single failure wher
taken rs directed, and without the
least injury 10 health ~ aay case
~ II is put up in bottles OF three
different strenEths, with tall direo
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COuMussIONERs' NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that appli-
" cation will be made to the Legislature o 4 this
State at its next 8, ssion or charter incorporat
ing holder of Bonds or the Western Verm mt Rail
road Company, or the owners of said Rail road, OF
a recharter of sa Company, 34w3w
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COMMIssIONERs' NOTICE,

TEy HE undersigned having been appointed by the
4 Hon Probate Court for the District of FeThavsp,
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands OF all persons against n Benz
F. LangdOn, late of Castleton, in said District de-
ceased hereby give notice that will meet for the
D irpose of examining and allowing said claims at
the Office OF the Mutual Bank in Castleton. on the
10th day OF September and the 18th day Of Noyem-
b I'm xt from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. until four O'Clock,
+. NJ. each OF said daS g. and that six mouths from
the Sth day of July, A ID. 1862, is the time limited
by said court for said creditors present their said
claims to us Tor examination and allowance
Dated at Castleton, VI this 18th cay OF August,
A. D 1862.
C. NJ. WILLARD, Cor,,rs
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The New York Herald says that SEN


The New York Herald says that SEN
sation story is going the rounds of the
Democratic press, copied from Chicago
paper, to the effect that the CONSUMPTION
act of the bogus confederacy, which takes
males into the army between the ages of
seventeen and thirty three, will raise the
confederate force to one million four hun
dred thousand. Estimates based on the
census of 1860 will show the absurdity of
this statement. There are less than tour
and a half millions of white inhabitants
in the South which are now under the
rule of the rebel leaders, but we will
give them the benefit of those figures,
for the sake of the round numbers. Of
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III. Dow cor tirues TO be consulted at his Office
Nos and 8, kldicott Street, Boston, al dlsea
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-06
NtnrI,.in ,nrY Nork.

The Tribune, Of the lst inst, says.
Tho Stock market yesterday was I'm
usually active. The amount Of dealings
has seldom been exceeded. The cause
Of the activity is mainly the success Of
the National arms at New Orleans. TO
this has been added the glut OF money.
The registered sales Of Governments were
over 100000 in addition 10 large private
transactions. The Skies Of 1891 sold at
80. The ives ofl87l at 80. The 73O
Treasury Notes were at 1925, aud the
indebtedness Certificates at 80 The
advance in Skies Of 1881 within a week
is about 4 per cent State Stocks are
likewise active and better The market
for Governments At the close was less
active; Us. Skies, 1881, Reg, 97T@98;
United States Coupon Skies, 1881, %
Treasury Notes, l02l @1O21,; American
Gold, 1929; Tennessee Skies, j71 and
57k; Missouri Skies, 81. The market
Is better for Sterling, and there is more
than usual doing, Leading drawers ask
ll2A@ll2%.