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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20
General ftOSecgans.

Tie Cincinnati Gazette pays The follow
ing merited tribute to this gallant aud
successful officer. 1t says:
General Rosecrans has, by The great
victory achiveJ at Murfrees boro, reach
ed higher round in the ladder of mill
tary fame, than that occupied by any
other American General. His claim To
this position is not to be disputed. 1t is
conceded to him by the American peo-
pie. He has fairly won his reputation,
in hard fought battles, and by series
of victories. won, not by accident or
good luck. but, by that science, cool
ness, calculation and bravery. which 90
to make up the military hero. On the
brightest and most creditable pages Of
the history Of the war. The name of
RosECRANs will appear. To him rightly
belongs most Of the credit Tor our earlier
successes In Western Virginia. But
these are now overshadowcd by Cor.nth
and Murfreesboro.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20

No DEAFr IN lowA.--The Davenport
Gazette learns from a source enltled 10
credit, that in consequence OF the large
number of men furnished by Iowa ior
Illinois, Missouri and Nebraska regi-
ments, and for Tie regular army, tor
which 40 credit is given on the muster
rolls Of the Adjutan, Generals office. the
War Department has decided not tn
order a draft in that Sla'e, AT least unnl
further leyjes are needed from other
States The tories may, therefore. rest
in peace for the present.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20

GEN LIONS MEMORY A soldier Of
Gen. l!ertou's Division. writes from
Spring field. Missouri, A. follows
General Lyons memory is cherish
ed by the soldiers here \, something
holy. The Union men think that no
man ever lived like hlm The Third
Division visited The battle field of VII
sons Creek on Thanks- giving Day, and
each man placed a stone on tile spot
Where Lyon fell SO that there naw
stands a monument some ten feet high.
built by eight thousand soldiers. to point
out 70 tie visitor 81 this classic ground
the place where the hero died"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20
rrcsrondcnce of the Guardian.
MIMPHls, TENN Jan.

FRIEND RIcu Your numerous read
ers have doubles heard ere dis, few
details of the rebel foray on Holly
Springs, which resulted SO disastrously
to the Union forces stationed a, that point.
l. was, perhaps, the most complete sur
prise that has occurred during the war,
and strikingly illustrates the beauties OF
conhding the management OF SO impor.
tanl position TO unskllful and incom
peient officers. That our force was BY
far too small, no one acquainted with the
facts will attempt TO deny, but had they
been properly arranged, and on their
guard, the memorable rout and panic OF
Friday, Dec. 18Th. ult., would never
have taken place BY some strange IA
taity, those who should have been on
the alert, and actuated BY the conscious
ness that they were in an enemy's coun-
try, liable at any moment to attack, were
lulled into a comparative feeling OF secu-
rity, and allowed the foe to steal quietly
upon them. The taunder yf his guns
pealing in the gray morning twilight,
and shouts Of affrightei fugitives with
pursuing horsemen. was the first ihtima :
ton that we had of his approach Col.
Murphy, (ihe same man who exhibited
so craven spirit at Mum fordsyille, Ken
tucky. J was in command of our forces,
consisting Of part Of two regiments OF in
fantry. and the cd Illinois cavalry. No
Infantry pickets were stationed on the
roads and the citizens of the adjacent
country were permitted to go and come
as they pleased, while the noble Colonel.
with an eye single to advancing his own
personal interest. plunged deeply into
the cotton spe peculation, and succeeded az
ter much labor, expense and anxiety, in
pilng mountains Of bales near the depot,
which the rebels have now kindly bnrn
ed for him. know that il has been re-
ported in the papers that cavalry picke,s
were placed on two Of the main roads al
distance Of three miles from the city.
and that the rebels succeeded in getting
between them without being discovered
Credulous as many of the good people oi
the North are, | hardly think that they
will be found weak enough to believe
this story, for the attacking party aver
ed themselves that they came directly in
on the main road from the east, aud were
not discovered until they arrived at the
depot buildings. / assert on good au.
thority that we had no pickets out what
ever. while the troops in the city, instead
of being detained in the camps. were
permitted to quarter where they pleased
and being scattered in all directions. il
was impossible 10 bring them together Sc
AS TO offer fair show Of resistance. The
men fought singly or ia squads, and
amid the shooting, yelling and excite
ment, with mass of desperate cavalry
charging Il EN- on the front, rear, or eli.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20

MvRyREEsBoRo Is the capital Of Ruth
etlorl county, Tennessee. and is situated
in beautiful plain, ON the line uf tie
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad. 1t
is near the centre ~ The State. tl,ily two
miles southeast Of Nashville. sixteen from
LayerBue, and one hundred and nineteen
northwest from Chattanooga from
1915 to 1892 Murfreosborp MAS the cap.
ital ol Tennessee, Tulhhoma is mn i'm.
portsn, station on the same railroad
thirty mine miles southeast 81 Murirecs.
boro. Tie McMinuyille an WIN hts
tor railroad intersect, the Nssh,ll u4
Chattanooga a, this point
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20
DILAZON ID. HoLDRIDGE.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
N LAW, Independence, Buchanan County
Iowa. Office over the Store of Freeman d Main
Will practice in the different Courts of this
State, and promptly and faithfully attend to
any business in any way pertaining TO his pro
fession, on reasonable terms.
REFERENCES Hon ira Harris, Albany, .
Y Hon Francis Hyatt, Fenner. \. Y G. H.
Jerome, Esq, Iowa City; j c. Loomis, Iude-
pcndence.
Al ril 29th So. T6-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20
JAMES JAMESON.

4 TTORNEYS AND CoUNSELORS AT
~ Law and Notaries Public, will practice
in the several Courts of this State, will give
, striet attention TO securing claims, making and
forwarding collections, paying taxes, examin-
ing titles, and all other business entrusted to
them professionally. [3-2ltfl
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20
CARTER HOUSE.

+ Ohm L. WILCOX, formerly of the Amer
81 loan Hotel having leased the above house
xonld return his thanks to the public for th,
liberal patronage formerly bestowed, aud would
be hoppy TO welcome all his old friends at Tia,
I, Carter House, Maine ST.. Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Stages leave this house daily for the North
South and West.
Cedar Falls, July 25, 1861.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20
CHARLES b. FARWELL. SIMEON FARu
FARWELL &c co.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l&9 South
~ Water Street, Chicago. H.. Liberal cash
advances on property In store
REFEREScEs.-Cooley, Farweli d Co., Gray,
Phelps d Co., G.. G. Cook d Co.
Oct. 7th 1862. [29-t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20
DYER, YOUNG ~ CO.
Iuua 81 1850 RI
/. L, w. HART,
J. s. WOODWARD,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
"A Law. General Land Agent and Notary
Public, Independence, Buchanan County,
Iowa, Will practice in the different Courts OF
claims. making Collections, Paying Taxes,
Conveyancing, &c.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20
General Carter.

Gen Carter, under whose leadership
our cavalry made that brilliant and i'm :
portsnt raid into East Tennessee, was
born and has always lived in that part of
the State. From the beginning he has
been fearless outspoken Union man
To his intimate acquaintance with the
country and to his thousands Of personal
friends We are undoubtedly indebted for
the success of fthis most entetprising and
dashing stroke OF the war.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20

The Post Master General has appoint
ed ID. +. Brainard, Special Agent Of the
Post Office Department, pics Josiah b,
Grinell, elected TO Congress
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20
Office in Union Block, Main Street,
Terms 50, 90 per Annum, in Advance.
BUSINESS CARDS.
C., E. HERRICK.,

WHISTLES to say to his former friends and
w patrons, that he has rc-cstablished his
business in Simpsons Book Store, where he is
prepared to do all kinds of work in his line.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, and Musical Instru-
Clocks for sale cheap, and warranted. Please
give me a call.
Oct. 18th, 1862. [30.tf
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20
w Fl. BARTON,

oUNTZ JUDGE
+ AW OFFICE, at the Court House, Inde.
IL pendence, Iowa al#
viii attend to conveyancing, take acknow-
Judgments of Deeds, and do all legal business
entrusted to his care
Jan. u 1861. If.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20
w. CHANDLER.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE
- over Keller & Burpees Furniture Ware
Rooms, Independence Iowa.
Feb 26, 1861
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20
T., FINNIGAN.

4 TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
~ Independence, Iowa. Office over Free
man d Mains Store.
July 9Th, 1862 TI6-1y
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20

The NUMBER OF SLAVES PROCLAIMED
FREE.-slavory is still legal to the fol-
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-20
y JAMESON. A.
JAMESON & LEWIS.

A. b. LEwIs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-19
Ths IAN Oh JscksoB.

Ts report which fsached this city se7ersi DAYS ago
Of she occupation Of Jackson, Mss, BY Che enemy Is
confirmed Tie military telegraph authorities in mi'
son Of one THE asanest Of Yankee practices, either
Orohibitsd the transmission Of the adverse to the
Associated Press suppressed after had been sent
We presume that the latter ezPedient Of keeping the
unpleasant truth from she people iOrs few days (Shilss
s9eeasOrs Operating was resOrted TO- the Chat
faaoOga Rebel having published the following ASCOT
s,rd Press despatch which does appear in sny ether
paper that have seen, it doubtless would bat for
order Of suppression. 10 the Rebels the order
nlst I've been received too late
NoBItE, Nay l4-JaeksOn Is OceaPisd By the enemy.
We fOugbs them all day, but could 70; hold the city
Yesterday forenoon we received despatch which
was allowed to come through, giving some particulars
Of The distraction Of property b. the Yankees during
thsir occupation Of Jackson Il WI DO found under
the tslegraphe head.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-19

PsAcrlcAL CHARIIT.-The City Council, some weeks
since. made an appropriation for the distribution Of
supplies Of provisions ETC., TO The uedy aud destitute
of our civ Agents appointed, distributing de-
pots established and thousands OF dollars e1pend
ed in carrying out the o. jet Of the appropriation We
thought d. the time, and are st Of the opinion that
the wiser policy would have been the establishment Of
supply storss at which persons with small incomes
could purchase at low prices such articles OF subsistence
soAp, candies, etc, as they might require. There
scores if not hundreds OF families m this city, with in.
sufficient incomes the heads of which would feel humi.
lated accept the bounties OF public charity but would
gladly avail. themselves of the privilege Of buying
Whatever they needed at prices IRON twenty to one
hundred per cent below che rates which they would be
required to pay elsewhere for the same articles.
The main advantages of the plan we favor therefore,
would be the dscourss Of psuperism, the encOur
agereu OF honest labor, and the proongatOn of the
aid Afforded by appropriation Of public money. Un-
der the Cou0cs plan, there must be- or LATER
su exhaustion OF the relief fund. By the other plan,
tie agents would be constantly re investing the proceeds
Of sales by repeoshi stocks aud in this connection
we may hag DOUBT LOS che patriotic farmer
aud honest merchants would furnish supplies TO the
agents Of the institution at The lowest possible rates.
As there seems oe no hops of organic ltion Of
any association which viii TIE hold of this matter we
nope tha, the Council viii 90 So aud appoint suitable
agents aad sgperuseudsas 5hs successful op
Grafton OF Plaza which mas worked well elsewhere.
We are informed that the Management OF the Thea
tire who have already donated several thousand dOihrs
are willing 70 give every week from three i've hun,
bred dollars for the reiei OF the poor, If systematic
plan is adopted ami dOuoG not shat others viii be
doera in their donations whom they psrceTe that they
are not only reheyiUg the needy, hut are taxing the
wind out OF the sails OF large class OF exortoners,
SPECTATORS aud Intermediates who prey upon the hum
be
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-19

JCDeB LEoNs' CoVET.-The Grand Jury term of thi,
Court commenced yesterday The Grand Jury having
oeen sworn in retired 10 their room, and afterwards re.
tirned indictments against the following persons Jas
O,lshaw, for stealUg overCoa John Orril for bur
gary ana grand Liosny; John Moore al as James Ma
one for assault sikh intent kali and roo James
Gilman ana Arches Wal on, Tor horse stea ing; Geo.
Bltns, tor larceny; William sglIvIu tor larceny; Ar.
nur q. Dough- Tor horse stealing; Jesse Wire 10.
'ou1iJe; John Lo0nruur Tor horse ,Jssl e; Pal Kuby
burglary; frank H4Told alas Frank Rvse ". n ioI
ourg.ar!i james Organ aud Pat MOI g4u, Tor gauo.ng
ind rQDnI1g. J he trials viii commence to-day,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-19
TELBGRAPITIC.
LATEST From MISSISSIPPI.


BRANDoN, May l7.-T&o esstemen rode to Jackson
to-day and uaversed IheE cry The enemy had evac-
usted about O'clock IL is opposed that they mmb' {
about forty thousand and have rereated towards Vk'
burg Fgiog has been heard in that direction, aud 1t
is supposed that Gen. Pembsrton is in their rear.
Before leaving they burned the Confederate House,
the depos The psuitenary, Green Philips factory,
Stevens foundry, Lsnoires hat factory, and block OF
buildings ca State street, including the Medical Pur:
vsyOr's and other Government Offices, Also, botA
bridges over Pearl rysr and destroyed several fss Of
The railroad track. ... ss o 80 ss.-a .
Ills reported in Mobile that Of this burning was
doue before we retired. The 'COufedsrate House wes
burned by the proprietor.
sEcoND DESPATCH ~
MoBILE May is The special reporter OF the Ad
rertser jackson, 18th, says Arrived in recOnnoite
Ing train, repcrtSgreyouS accounts of dameges. the
Cbo'ie church destroyed; the NississiPPan eticf
yued, the presses broken and type thrown into the
street, The rDi ure in the Capitol badly abused, and
The Governors mansion demolished Ladieswere robbed
ot jeaeGy and money. AL tue stores were sacked and
contents destroyed; iron Safe brokea open; the raN-
DAD badly toru up for several niles and the telegraph
sites tors down. About 1000 negroes from Kinds 20
omed the Yankees TIE county pundsred gene
ally. Damages e.hmaed from five to ten p,iiiopa.-
duch destitutou ana suffering prevail. 49,
The enemy evacuated Friday aud Saturday, retreat
ng hastily. Ne serious engagement took place. The
asst of the rear guard left about O'Clock, when our ca
yay pickets dashed M killed Federal cOloneland cap
ured two Others. The Yankees captured and parolcd
700 South Csronians and GeOrgans. They left 200
.ouudei at Jackson and 600 ut Raymond.
Grant occupied Jackson in full fOrcei his entire arm.
not more than $4,000 strong.
Gen. LOring on Friday cat # and captured his supply
rains.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-19

HsAvI RoEBERI AND AaS.sr % EIE.rHIEg. The
souhsrn & 2sesS Company had SIS 900 stolen On Sat.
u5dly last between DaEyills and Rehmoal by one Of
the COmplnys oFn messengers 10 waoye hand, the mo-
nsy was. The messeug,r, whose name q Wm. Garvey,
started from DluUlle With a safe coutanJ the money
but instead OF gong 70 Richmond, gut III the train at
BTks ale and retnrn,d 70 DahVle sending the safe on
% Rcnmond On examination when it reached this
ety. t. isceraned that the noaey had been stolen
aud lnm=diue steps were taken 70 arrest the tLiei
when, Aer.s chase far Salisbury, y. c. was eff.
fectsd Seventeen thousand dollars Of the money was
found upon the person OF Grvey and secured. He mas
been sent 70 Danville for trial
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-19

TEE sFnlT ~ S0VIE CAAeElSA.-The Sumter Is. c.
Wa shnan ssys;
Co.. Wn Ne,ilsS, eomnissary aga1t gives great
P-liss % le 0-rngson oPs. BE says thiL hs visit.
81 gau'lem in dat district VAC rsi-'sd sceept 70
s1t Tor their bacon, but sold t 70 him for the army
a. s. said they felt ashamed TO take
that Toey ssO told MIN that 1t What they sold him
VS. not suhc-l 20 bSGk, aud they ouid let him
have az usy I'D that they aud their negroes would
dispense vi entirely, her tban liant SOL
G err shOui sutie Wish su3h gries Is aothing ;
Et0isy IS .ere bu Patri0tisV, fun strong, unsel
Esh aud al absorbing, rises paramount, and sweeps s
before it. No cross no crown; no SacT dee, indie
pea -lce. Aud surely those Who stay homs in is
OFT and security, have rgns 20 exeec. the brave
N ~ 10 the lad 20 b. the only susc.Tisae only PsF
seas Wao make sacr ass the altar Of patriotism
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-19

A NV Fac SOs FOsF SCNTEs.-A beautiful new
as naGs aeco ding 70 the design adopted Tor the Con-
isdsr-eg, and intended for Fogt SUMTER ~Ss raised ~
GsaerA plsys hsadquasters las, Friday The Courier
s1ys III gave enire satisfaction aPd 70 dly viii be Ia
ksa . Fort SsnJsr over which We pcay il may Ioug
Voa,ale R0a 10 the OrSsss sSEiousy AMI success
flly a. - D edecessor"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-19
HOUsG AID LOT FOR sALE.-For saIe

HOUSE Al D LUI FUh bALE.-FOr sale,
house a. LOT Ia the village OF Chatham (Ptsg.yau,
Court House c0nJng ABOUT forty acre land more thar
onlrd OF Whi-h IS n woods The d. ling nev, large
conveniently arranged "a mont and por b well Of excel
lent Wsisrin Me ysd IN out house al LEV, consisting 4
IN excellent cabin % epce above aud be ov good stables
csrisFr house co sheds &C; garden wi enclosed, with
ans srsvbury sa other spring vegetable
growing sever heels OF oats eeded add hare J. small
nefoV auA young ri ihc place The whole well
closed All ny arTaug and Of he best loc On
IA the age Ave churches and three Ph slams IN
vi ace an the society o1abIe Any per Ia
o. Mace hted up for good sized family In healthy
lion would do well view th The court house can
he rraelsd ON The Richmond aud Dsnyile Rail-
road 10 Rnsgod oatos I'D thence by tags (Which Get
With the rar twenty miles 'hICagh om Richmond In one day
l.. b.. U0N WAY,
rpyO-.f Pi:,8yVania Court Hou.e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-19

az FIELD AND HOSPITAL SUR EKY
Hive now ready
AN FPTONE Of Frsctcal rgery for F, and IiospaI nv
Edward Warren D. Su-g.,a esne-sl Of ne ststs Of
North Oaroiaa. lice 10
II.
MANUAL INSTRUCT N 'or Vol ,rt..- and MI. of t.
UoniSoerste stall ny Wa liam, Of the Virginia Ei
l-y Ihsulus Ne" sdtion' !th Pla'ss.
From the PsterstU Exnress
Co Wa Cham Nanualist m s. thorough ssd coaprs
hehlVe NIL Try Work ever prepare on IN ContIuent"
UDon the cspt Of TIE price viii irgar1 the TWO BIZ
men Toned ab-Ts BY mail, free uor ss
" ST 4 JOHNSON.
nylS-U Pabii3hes and .. okse lcrs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-19

OUE AMY ~ IEsNEssEE.--We learn rom the Chat
tnoOsa Rs6sl Of The 18th instant that army in that
P'n' is At present luzuria'ng in the fertile and
productive region Of Middle Tennessee With abundance
Of forage, and rarionS by means seaa,y. The new
positions considered admirable ior defence, and are
b,!a- dAiy strengthened.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-19
NOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF LAND

COMMISSIONERS SALE or LAND
- AT PUBL @ AUCTION.
BY vItueof 81 The Circuit Court Il Luneabu coun "
In tae sni Jn' O. q NO and Fe aud oie Epe McCofmca
and 9th RS The undersigned ssio e., 71 sic
public auction, the Court House " county "A MONDAY
tne sh dag Of Jun 1863 hit being day Tract Of Lssd
10 the proceedings remit red known
"CRosS BRiDGe PLASTATION,,,
Of which the lat ca smith died possession. Sad sc Of
nd lie ia The county II Lnnenlufs, Big Noa,ws. ryer
n line between cal county aud the
dsly Luleobuig Pl1nk Road SIX miles Backs ard
Whites depot tn South size II oad lains 40 F.u
Hundred fy acres TO ne a<ccrtainsD + ofthe
Ot rifle and uctiye farms in t seed o. c.gnt.y pro-
ducipg wheat, cjr1, .btccl &c very large pop)lu cf
the tract j. fns low grounds
The buildings out Of repsi having bsen In the hands
yeas; bit tlbr cOnve.ent Rn there gre
several comm dous barns 10 good condition
Partc iAr pon Unnecessary o. those Who de-
70 P9rchAse can c5me Ia examine for themselves write
me az Lunenrus' Court rouse. PR Jol Williams, &c n
ay or Thomas ter 81 IN said land, will give ny
/ fornatiou q persons desOus Of pu chasing
IERj1sh 10 de r-y rs Of lie ard costs Of fuibll.
sBee IN one and tFa yea equ stsneuls. Bonds vi az
proved Persona security requi ed Of the pu chase IRON
daV OF -a'e. o SMITH
my lS-clds Conr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-19
EiAAhtlAL AND cvs.mlayiAL.
RICHXoND, May Is, 1868


ANiNnAVNN, nay 10 1000.
The Lynchburg Rspubl can, Of tuis date, says:
Taas wls more ecys as. week, wth better fe ing in m
he or. ,pseul iLquI.y Ior Investment
an usve 70 nots Of Ste. 9suu4c; rel ob c 4 uuI
aru lly siiil ~ g t. led. E,W TJU.e q.
haze been yuasLcJd prices bgus.s the eh5u e
5,Jst Og lie - tyv8 81 81 gh o. e-s $500; bright
lup in -, $zoeL4J. Nos ing ne In,
Maui l,U.cco h s'.J ~ gu nltsJ ctu un
u0a Tns n II T-nss yt-toI Ii ~ o6tels Ia way
anaaa ? - IA ps 5eGs uedilu pound jumps, 81 ESQ
) oar Is IN lt4.Ld u. IN H rnehHg sa ern g. Gs5
ac,- hut Jidr.s wlrr dsposs % Az &c
N on ,us 10 CT e.pt-e % jean, aisS Pies W.
), .l-a -auL0 10 j.
Wyolt 4 es-au-i Price uncA ,ngsd
ODE. iSl-s ~ tr-es ls % q at tn date Of our
IL .ug a % sl, money sse and &c demand 3D. sal,
81 aoJ ssg7r gi desc % la OF lLvesl-
n.HtA We have heard .. - ssI-s Of (oai-daatss.
Al a recent cargo sste in Charleston, toe iollonu,
prizes c,Ee obtained;
Oruzg hi saw, go 80 for ssch saw s,h taeks VIC
g-vP Pc ab, - pei locke alive So. 81
doEs oP In - ~ Ia, lisp lis oSs PER To- lRsh
5k 100 U szltY suphJ yUs per 10; br ~
soap 6vse 70 PEI dog hyton e g. per 10; CUT.
eels Co. 10 a. arst'llI $ % pee j.; DuI-
nrgl - 10 Is cs-E si1cg pr u,E, ctrds ut
Isr "a % pr X ius ke ], psf ki 40;
rs A No bare, p.e1i lhh zoe per lb ID Of
90 81 ioui ,4 - g.. .l, Vii, OIL 4lG ~
e tad'u ai, 81 ~ PEI quarts; lye isg-y
III ~ % per lou, 10 .o SAzo 81 iv gallon; gin, w.
pea gallon sherIJ al-e ssO zei Htl4s cS hAmp sue
- a,Esui nrts "a, 44pl psy aui peg, az
20 saIni ocsP pap 80 u r-i envelopes ~. o.
% 9lps "a pyl4E r1 - - per pas,i &c pea 60
pes ed l., % ,'e gross meas siGtl9
,th - u ar c-ps saE 4 - - sos ler -
" Az pa - H'l 49, . - ar htei OTs
e.rsss g. - - I'D; - pfas % lSay W
P-ryaIai sl-s~ 81 "tv pEu s. -. 8 eF yaid.