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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-09

Portions Of SIX Illinois regiments have
inst arrived at st. Louis They were
taken prisoners in Tennessee By Brig Gen.
y y. Forrest commanding the Tennessee
cavalry, to the numb,r Of 500 with Is
pieces OF artillery. They were rerulsal
at Jackson GA the l9'h. The vaninls lcs-
troyed the railroad, telegraph, and Gov
ernment property, dnd Mt the stuUcs ,cho
had soEyh, ,,jnye IL o"r run..s.
NEGROES HANGED IN CHARLESTON -
4 British sui jet who has arrived from
Charleston, South Carolina, within 4 few
days, brings the information that nineteen
negroes were hung in the streets just prior
to his departure. This occurred IN cpnsc-
queuce Of a discovery, made i'll a rather
singular manner; the whites there i5r
some time past have been closely watching
the blacks, and thinking that they Oh
served an UNUSUAL number Of funerals
among them, white man disguised him
self, aud following in one Of the process
ions, on arriving at the burial ground he
discovered that the coffin contained arms,
which were taken from it and buried in
vault, in which number Lad already
been deposited. The consequence Of this
discovery was the execl'iou Of nineteen
Of the most intelligent Of the negroes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-09

J. ?. Hall has been appointed Post
Master at NJ ks,'e ! Fails IN rIac1 Of
| 4l.ip liIlLiel
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-09

pUThe Pbilad x Erie Railroaa ca.
have recently placed sleeping ears on their
road Of the most improved kind
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-09
FOR RENT.

'TWO-STOREY Brick HOUSE and -
LOT on North Fourth street. Ell
March i, o.. ii. +. sHELLER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-09

E5The following letter. addressed 70 sister of The
late HAEEIs Wrrrz from corrads il nrns, has beer
handed TO Us for pubiiration.-EDs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-09
LETTING FOR STABLE

rsNHE COMMISSIONER will receive Pro7o-
sal, unu. The l7'h February ior building
a sable ou The Court House lott be fin shed
on or before the I>t OF April, lSd3 Plans
and spec Irauuns L. be seen at the Commis-
sioners' O.lirc. Contractors Io find al the
materials. BY order of The Commissioners.
Jan. :. 'GS \ KENNEDY, Clerk.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-09

\ letter from u we.i-lutJrmed source st
Paris, received by the Asa, states that
few days before the letter was written the
the Minister Of Foreign ofllirs, Drouyu
De l'iiuys, visited the Emperor aud al,
vi>cd him that mod Gclt!on Of the poll
cy of the Empire was required by the
public voice that he was 50 far commit
ted to the present policy that be could
not change, and therefore rendered his
resignation, recommending Llyalette as his
successor. The moifcltious needed were,
in the hcst place, greater llberality IN re-
gard to Italy secondly, the withdrawal
of the French army from Mexico, and
treaty with that Power and, thirdly, the
iaiuing in a note, to be signed also by
!iuglund and Russia, to the Coutedtrate
authorities, taking ground that, as the
rebellion has now continued nearly two
years withou, success, the Interests of hu-
manity aud eiyi! zltion required them to
Law down their arms. The writer adds
that, after opposing these proportions, the
Emperor, upon further consideration, took
a more favorable view of the policy iudi-
Gated The writer asscrts,in the strongest
manner, that, notwithstanding the unex-
pected aud surprising character Of this
information, it is strictly true.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-09

The Richmond Ecuniiacr says A body
of Yankee cavalry, numbering, it is re-
ported, some 1000 men, made raid on
Monday upon the East Tennessee and Vir-
siuia RIilroad, and destroyed two impor-
tant hridses-one across the Holstou aud
the other across the Watauga river. The
bridge across the llolston, at Brownsville,
was guarded by 200 of our cavalry, who
were completely surprised and made pris-
ouers without any resistance. The dam.
age to the railroad is serious, as, beside
burning the bridges named, the track is
torn up in many places and the sills
and iron burned The distance between
the Watauga and Iiolston rivers is nine
miles, aud the burning Of the bridges
across these streams involves a loss Of that
distance in our railroad Communications.
It rW take scrcraI reci,s 70 rP1iratc drn,-
ages, and they come al u timc ,rha the
road Is tred 10 It's utmost capacity.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-09

GENERAL BUTLER TO GO INTO ACTIVE
SERVICE AGAIN. en-. Butler, who arrived
from New York in obedience to the sum-
mons of the President, will a, once be
ordered to one of the most thick!y popula-
ted slave districts of the south, where he
is to organize au African army wherewith
to hold, occupy and possess chain Of
posts guarding a most important line Of
communication. 1t is believed that the
work assigned him, which he is .just the
man to perform, will be to his mind, and
that he will speedily make the PROCLAIM
ton living word to slaves.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-09
WAN T Ed! y

1.-TWO soon GIRLS 10 do general house
wora. Liberal wages given.
Apply at DR.. LOOMS, on Saturday, 10Th
January. from = 10 / =. ". Jan. :
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-09

i GsT-On THANKSGIVING morniug, a
BADGE Of the Phrlomathean Society,
WIN the pin broken. The finder will be re-
warjej by leaving II al the " Chronicle Office.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-09

Rev. Nr Dickson, lar1rhcr Of the Tas,orD
vii preach IN the Presbyterian Church next
SdbJalh.
sni;sn Prayer Meetings hereafter
in the Lutheran house, at : O'Clock. sabbath
....ru---.-- 4 Il a u - ,-.-al L. at..t--L
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-09
R0secrans' Great Victory.

One of the most important achieve
ments of the war has jdst taken place in
Tennessee. A powerful army commanded
by their most experienced Rebel officers,
and apparently competent of an easy vie
tory, were casting eager glances toward
Nashville and tho loyal portions Of Ten
ncssee with the view Of soon driving out
Rosecrans and his band of tried and true
warriors, and then marching ,riumphantIy
onward to Ohio, indiaua and Illinois, des-
ola!ng the rich plain1 of these States, and
laying waste what they could not use.
But bow bitterl were these bright pros
poets wrenched from them, ROsCcrans
moved out from Nashville, met them at
Murireesboro, attacked them, and, after q
long, terrible, appalling struggle, sent
them reeling back TO Tullahuma in dis.
may, and at latest accounts was following
them, hoping te destroy or scatter the
whole army. Should he succeed in doing
this, the campaign in the west will he Of
short duration, as there appears to be no
other large body Of Rebels in that region,
and with the glorious Army of the Cum
berllnd, Rosecrans will make short work
Of smaller bodies aud guerrilla bands.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-09

eG-The locomotive Northumberland,
while moving heavy freight train
through PittstOD, on the 9TH inst, blew up,
woundiDg the engineer and brakesmaD
severely, and others Slightly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-04-30
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
The Sic y Of Life.
BIZ jobs @ SAKE.

By jobs O. SAKE.
Say what is lie? III, to be born
helpless Babe to greet tae light
With sharp vail, as il the morn
F,retold a cloudy neon and night;
To weep, to sleep aud weep again,
Win sunny smiles between AMI then
And then apac- the infant grows
To be a laughing, pulling 10y,
Happy. despite his little woes
Were he but conscious Of his joys;
To be in sAort from two to ten.
4 merry, moody Child ami theng
And then in coat and trousers clad,
To learn to say the Decaiogue,
And break it an unthinkina, Lad,
With mirth and mischief all agog;
4 truant Oft by field and Zen
To capture butterflies and then9
And then, increased in strength and size
To be anon a Youth full grown.
A hero in his mothers eyes,
young Apollo in his owns
To initiate the w-ys Of men
In fashionable sins and then,
And then. at last to be Man;
To fall in love 10 WOO and we'd
With srething brain to scheme and plan
To gather gold, or toll for bread
To sue for fame with tongue or pen,
And gain or lose the prize
And then in gray and wriuklcd Ed q
To mourn the speed Of lif's decline;
To praise the scenes his youth behe!d,
And dwell in memory of Lang Syne
To dream awhile with daTkened ken,
Then drop into his grave; and them
-NcIU York Lsdg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIYGToS March ls-No official deS
patch from Vicksburg has been received to-
day by either Department officially, II is al
most certain Vcksburg is or will be in our
possession. Secretary OF War repeatedly ex.
pressed opinion that the great and decisive
battle OF the campaign will be fought in South
west, aud is confident il will result in speedy
suppression OF rebellion Provision has been
made for Rosecrans safety against combined
rebel attack, also against invasion of Ken
lucky or New Orleans.
ItSs understood the rebels eoneede the cap
ture Of Yazoo City.
Gov. Gurley leaves for Ciueinnstl to'mor
row and starts for Arizoua about June1
Gen. Fremont has gone 70 New York His
interIew with seey Of War having proved
unsatisfactory.
The General Land Office here will gran
this week TO parties 10 California warrants
for upwards of60O0 acres OF land among the
most valuable in the State
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERI


New YoRE, March ls-By steamship Cham
piou, from Aspinwall, we have late and i'm
portant adyices from Central America and
United States Of Columbia,
A collision between the troops at Gautama-
Ia under President CarrerR and those of Sal
vaeor under President Barrios took place on
the 22d of February, near the city OF San
Salvador and resulted, after two days lighting,
in the total defeat Of the GautamAlian army,
with a loss of four rifed guns, considerable
quantity Of munitions, 800 and large number
woonded
It is believed from present indications that
FIVE of the Central American States will be
become involved in the quarrel between Gan
tanala and Salvador.
News from Bogota, the Capitol OF New Gre
NADIA, is to the effect that National Couyen
ton Of all the States of Columbia met at Rio
Negre aad that Mosquera had sent in bis re
signatiou ms Provisional President acccmpa
MED by a history Of his operations during th'
revolution.
The Convention appointed Council OF hy'
to carry on the Government until a Fedora
Constitution could be made and promulgated
Mosauera was continued Minister of Wa
under the new Arrangement No news irou
the lower South American Srates by this al
rival
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YoRK March l7--A Washington let
ter TO the Commercial Advertiser says, dis.
patches have been received at the State De-
partment from Mr. Dayton, announcing that
he had an interview with the French Minister
of Foreign Relations, to whom he read the
letter from Mr. Seward declining mediation
NJ Drouyn De i Huys listened with attention,
but made no comments.
Gen LOCKWOOD, commanding the eastern
shore of Maryland, has adopted sufficient
means to prevent communication with the
South he has issued an address in which
he promises to respect the laws aud insttu'
tions of Maryland aud protect all loyal cih-
zens, but to the disloyal who attempt any
overts, he threatens severe punishment. 1t
is believed there will be less smuggling now
to rebedom.
The recent action of Congress in regard to
the re-enlistment of the two years volunteers
is attracting some attention in the regiment5
An additional list Of officers has been repor-
ted at the headquarters of the army for merely
absence without proper authority for
failure to report at couvalescent camps as or
dered, several for drunkenness, and others ac'
cepting brbes for procuring discharge of sol
diers
They will stand dismissed from the service
Of the United States, unless in fifteen day
they appear before the Commission in session
in Washiggton, Of which Gen Rickets is Presi
dent, and make satisfactory defense to th'
charges against them There is less lenien
cy than heretofore towards such classes of Off
GERS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March Ia.
FL0UR-Market frmer stock large.
Superfne 9O@6 90 extra { O0@6 10 /;
family to fancy 25@6 40
WHISKY--Firm feeling at 45f@4js, lat
ter rate for wagon.
WHEAT--Closed with moderate inquiry.
25@l % for prime TO choice red, 300
SO for prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
37@l 81 tor prime to choice Kentucky
white.
CORN-Market closed rather quiet Ear
at 67@6S in bulk shelled at 67@6s in bulk
and at 7s@60 including sacks,
OATS-The Market closing steady We
quote at 5000 in bulk, at 79@sO including
sacks ....
RYE--Receipts moderate at 98d 90 fol
prime samples on arrival
BARLEY Market rules firm, receipts light
Prime tall at | 63@l 65 state spring, prime
to choice, at | 53@l So
GROCERlES-Mar Market firm, demand light
sugar l24@l3f coffee 33@35, molasse
| b8G65.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
SHERIFFS SALE.
! Montgomery Superior Court

Peter sehnepp, Montgomery Superior Court.
Phillip sshnepp ct al. Case No. 1867.
DUhsUa Mt to the command OF an order OF sale to
gomery County, Ohio, will offer Public Sale at the
door VI the Court House in the City Of Dayton on
Saturday. March 2s, 1863,
Az two O'Clock OF said day The following described
real estate TO wit part OF subdivision osSty acres Of
land, owned by Phillip schnepps heirs, situated in the
east part Of the northeast quarter Of section I,
Town ], range 7, NJ. X, y, subdlylded follows:
LoT No 5.-Begnnlpg on the west line OF said tract,
thence = e, l7.4s chains TO corner Of Lot No. l
thence = s61f 7.1S chainsj thence lOlS W II, ,Qj
chains thence 10, Gus chains; thence a sgIS W
bO5 chnlns TO beginning there il fifteen feet re-
served for road ON the north and east line of this
Lot No. 8, containing 1857 acres.
Also, Lor No. 4, Beginning at the south west cor.
ner OF SAID tract thence "a 1916 chains; thence
59H, 7.GS chains thence l5, ll.ag chains
thence 10, 3lI chains; thence n s951, 43O chains
TO begnningi there IL hiteen feet reserved for road
on the north line oihs Lot No. g. four poles west from
tie north east corner. Containing 4. 50 acres
Lor No s. Beginning at the south east. corner of Lot
No. 2 thence S99g, " 7.60 chains thence q 10, "
IL. "a eeains; thence 10, W 3l7 chains thence sgJ
llOO chains to the east line Of said section thence
= e. lits chains to beginning; there is fifteen feet
reserved Tor ROAD on the norm line Of this Lot No
Q, containing 1887 acres, more or lesp
All in Van Bursn township, Montgomery County
ONO and have been appraised as follows
Lot No 8, containing 1857 lO0acreR at S45 per acre
I, GG.lOu 40
o, Is s7-lOO t5
And cannot sell for less than u Of the above appra SO
menL Terms Il cash, N IN one year and the hal
nlens TO bear interest, aud to be secured by mort
GEORGE woGAMAN, sheriff
| HouK a McMAHoS, Attys. ie2swts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
sHERfFF's SANE.
John FoutE

John FoutE Superior Court,
Jonathan stump etal, In Partition.
DH virtue OF, and IN obedience TO, the command Of
ID an order Of sale issued by the Superior Court OF
Montgomery county, Ohio, aud 20 me directed will
oher At public sale at the door OF the Court House
the city OF Dayton, on ..Ff
Saturday, Aprl ~, 1863,
At o'clock m OF said day, the following described
real estate t0-wit Beginning m the east half OF
ton seventeen 90, town three la) range four (l), e
Be-, beginning AZ post on the east boundary line Of
said half section fifteen chains north OF the southeast
Of said section TO Elijah FCxs corner, from
which walnut bears south l5' east links dis
tant also, sugar II bears II 5O9 "a links Instant;
thence 81 on said east boundary line 90 chains
post, from which sugar bears lO' ~ liuks
distant; aiso, sugar d due Inks distant; thence
So 20 chains 20 the half section line TO post from
which grey ash "a bears south 5i' 10 lnks dis
hnti also, red elm 10 bears $50 VIII links dis.
tant thence 81 25 chains with the halt section line
to Elijah Fox corner from which beech II bears
u 2i' n links distant also, beech "a bears due
+ "a links disiant; thence with said foN's line n So
a. CHAINS TO the place Of beginning, containing ont
hundred acres Of land more or less.
The above described farm is situate about four mile
southwest Of Germantown good SOIL thirty,hye acre
Of the beHt OF timber sugar walnut and ash timber
also, one Of the best orchards IN German toWnrhip y
lying on public road and is said 10 DO one OF M
best upland farms m the county.
Appraised ~ Nal 30 per acre and cannot sell iOr les
II than two-thirds oi the above appraiSement.
Terms-one third cash. One-third In one, aud th
balance 10 years from the day Of sale the deerre
payments 70 bear interest ana bs secured by morgsg
on the premises.
GURoklf SrRosai Attorneys. maTWts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
Reported for the: Daily Empire.
New York Market.

NEW IuKkt MaTch To- I
FLoUR-Receipts 900 bbls dull, heavy,
SC lower; sales 10000 bbls 7O5@7 10
extra state 5O@7 60 common to good
shipping brand R II. o.
WHEAT-Market dull, heavy and nominal.
359l 60 Chicago spring | COOL G3 Mil
wsakee club; 7O@l "a winter red wes-
tern.
CORN-Market heavy, lower ut 96C@93
sound, S0(9S5 unsound mixed western.
oATS-Market quiet at s2@s4 common to
prime.
PORK-Dull, dropping.
LARD-ShAde easier at l09@llt
DRESSED HOGS-Shade frmer ut
OF
WHlSKY-Dull, heavy, lower at 45@4G
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18

FAYETTEvILLE, ARR March l5--An intel.
ligent gentleman from Texas arrived this eve
ming. He represents that the rebels in that
State are in most deplorable condition.
Union men openly denounced the Coniedera-
cy. A large party are trying to raise the
Lone Star Flag
Colonies are being made up to go to Mexi
CO.
A prominent rebel officer who came to this
place with flag Of truce this morning alsC
expressed the opinion that should the cause o
the South iail they will retire into Mexico u
establish a Republic under French protector
ate
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
Reported for the Daily EmpIre,l
New York stock Market.


NEW YORK, March 10
SrOCKS--Shade lower and dull money
at 6@7; Sterling Exchange at l l03 for spe-
Gle, and 7Ofor currency American Gold at
! 53s United States skies 81 coupons 04l,
registered l 03A Treasury 1910 06s,
one year certificates 99a, Demand notes 6O4,
United States fyes II coupons 964 Ohio skies
lRl l6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
SHERIFF,S SALE

John Pontius, Daniel Ponlius, Abraham Pontius, ia.
cob Pontus, Lydia Settler George stettler, saioma
Wolf and John +. Wolf vs.. George Reitlin. er oah
Umbenhower, Lena Brosius, Roda Ann sharits
John Sharits, Jesse Dninger, and Lucinda Dinip ger
Court o. common nm ~, PieSs o. Montgomery county,
DURsUANT 10 an order Of sale of the Court of
il Common Pleas OF Montgomery county, Ohio
made IN the above case, will sell public auction on
the premises three miles southwest OF MiagnisbnrQ
Saturday, april II, 1863,
Al Que o'clock p on said day, the following describ.
ed property to.wr Situate In the county Of Montgom
cry and state of Ohio in section l6 town q range g.,
east.
Lot No. ! OF POntus' subdivision described as fol-.
lows:
Beginning at the II corner of the : W ouarter Of
section 10. &e thence 500 20.3O chains to post;
thence q 4V 10 CHAINS TO post; thence s6l6o =
20 20 chains TO side OF quarter section; thence 80
l5 V 10 chains TO the place OF beginning containing
Lot No. OF Pontiua sub.divsion described as fol-
/ lows
Beginning at the corner Of the said quarter sec
| ton; thence 81 20 az CHAINS TO post on section
line thence So 2S 20 20 chains TO post; thence
8 ~ " 2035 chains 70 the line OF tle quarter
section, post thence s61S' 20 20 chains 10 the
place Of beginning, containing Al ~ 100 acres
lot No OF Ponnu-' subdivision described AZ fol.
Beginning at the = corner Of the quarter section.
stone IN the middle OF the road thence $50 2O 20 "a
ehans 70 post thence 81 40 " 90 30 chains to q
post thence sG' 9y 20 &c chains TO the middle Of
the road; thence along the road s1Ss 2O42 chains
10 the place OF beginning containing 4l 24lOO acres
Lot No. Of Pontius' subdivision described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at the corner Of the quarter section 4
stone thence 50 10 3O62 chains 10 post; thene9
s61a' 1929 CHAINS TO post thence So 4O 90 X
chains 10 post on the south line OF the quarter a
ton; thence along said line So 2V 90 "a chains I,
the place Of beginning containing 90 90. 100 acres.
In this case the several lots above described Wer,
appraised rs follows;
Lot No. at ..............S $50 per aer,
Lot NO. at 80 per acr
Lot No. .3at....................,, 10 nsr ser,
%
And cannot sell for less than two.Ihrs Of the an
praised value thereof
Terms-one-third cash on the day Of sale, one. .thir
IN one and one-trd IN two years from the day OF sale
deferred payments 10 bear per cent interest and
e be- secured by mortgage on the premises
GEORGE WOGAMAN, shern Mont county
ADAM CLAY, Attorney malidawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
RLocKApE RuNNERs CApTUREp.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Navy Depart
ment has been informed of the capture at
New Inlet, St Georges Sound, Of the sehoon-
er Hortenz, bound from Havana for Mobile,
and Of the schooner Anna, whilst endeavorng
to break the blockade on the sand bar of the
mouth Of the Sawnee river, Florida
No official intelligence has been received
up to one o'clock to-day as to the victory rep
resented on the Yagoo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
BY Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES.


NEw YoRK, March 1.-THE United States
steamer Champion from Aspnwall will be up
this evening,
A meeting was held ni the Produce Ex
change to-day in aid OF the Atlantic Tele-
graph. 1t was addressed by Cyrus W Field
and A A Lowe, Esq 81 $50 sterling was
raised on the spot and Committee was APP
pointed to act in concert with the Committee
Or the Chamber Of Commerce in obtaining
subscriptions.
Mr. Field addresses the Board of Brokers
tomorrow.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-18
DAYTON Marker.

DAYTON, March le
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat,
wholesale %, retail 70
WHEAT 20.
CORN-40
0ATS--46@5O
BARLEY--l 25@l rs.
RYE-9O@l 90.
HAY-Timothy IL OO@l2 90 per ton
FLAX-SEED--2 co.
WHISKY-45@945.
GRoCERIES-Coffe 331@361; Sugar 3!
@l4@ Molasses 65@66; Sugar House
Syrup 65@75; Teas 3O@l 50i Cheese
l24@l3; Rice S@sl Dried peaches ga 10
Dried apples 4@5 Beans 2 50@2 10 per bu
Butter 20M95 Eggs lO@l24