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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-09

soo har 90 the 4th instant, brings the lntelIl-
aance that the bombardment was still progress
inc On tfat day. and that the ContedelateS
we're vet in possession Of Eort Sumter ooh.
federate advices to the 5th report continued
firing On that day, five hundred and elghty~
sox,on shots having been fired during che TWEEN
ty-four hours. ).
al was quiet along the lines in front of
Chattanooga On Friday. The Confederatos,
who vet occupy Lockout Mountain, kept up
slow fire from batteries on the crest, the shots
sometimes reaching the Federal lines. ltls re-
ported that General Bragg s army has been
weakened in front, but for what purpose has
not yet been ascertained, but it IS believed
ghat the troops have been sent to operate
against Gen. Burnside.
A dispatch from Knoxville reports that ten
eral Sanders, with his cavalry corps, overlook
3 Confederate regiment at Mettys Ford, On
the Little Tennessee river, on Thursday, and
a vigorous charge drove them across the RIVER,
Between forty and fifty Of them were drowned
or killed, and forty were captured. All their
arms were lost The prisoners reported that
there are fourteen Confederate brgades beyond
The Tennessee, under Generals Cheatham,
Forrest Vaughan and Stevenson.
All the vessels, some twenty IN number,
comprising Gen Bank $ new Texas expedition,
crossed the bar at the mouth Of the Nlsslsslp-
Di on the 9th ult. Brownsville is believed to
be it's destination. The Nineteenth and Thir-
ceenth Army Corps are still in the vicinity OF
Vermillionville, or between there and OpeIou
sas. They have not advanced, and it IS con
sidered probable that no movement will be
made until news from the coast expedition IS
received
It is reported that Arkadeph;a, Ark, re
Gently occupied as Gen. Prices headquarters,
is now in the possession Of the Federal forces
under Gen. Steele,
4 Memphis dispatch says that the Confed-
crates under COL Chalmers have been driven
across the TaIlahatchie, On Saturday morning
last the Confedorates, fifteen hundred strong
DESTROYED the track Of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near Salisbury. No par
ticulars are given,
LETTER FROM GEN. RosECRANs. The fol
lowing is an extract from q strictly private
letter received here from General Rosecrans
to-day ] have no right to make it public, bnt
I venture TO take the responsibility:
AS 10 my ronova! from the command CT the
Army Of the Cumberland, I have only to say
that ! pray God that the country may De as
we'll and better served by another. AS Tor the
infamous lies which are put forth. through the
nress 70 hlast ny renntation, such as disabling
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-09
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Full directions accompany each remedy.
For further particulars, apply to
JULIUS DIENEI.T Dentist,
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Alexandria. ' a.
For sale also by ISAAC ENTWl SIZE,
"a King St, Alexandra. Y g.
And Il. L. PAUL., No. 81. Prince ST.
my 23-tf Cor Fairfax, Alexandra, a.
HARDW ARE AND CUTLERY.
r0rsEKEEpER,S GOODS. CLOTHES
II WRTNGERS, SEWING MACHINES,
sc. AT No. 50 KING STREET, CORNER Of
ROYAL STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-09
oct 1T

\ DEMONSTRATIONS NOTJCE,-7I:n ne m .s1
Il dersigned, having q"a!lte1 a 2o1IL",,1
tor on the estate Of Henry NanSheo 9 5Sta5 n
hereby gives notice TO all persons li"?D'o
said estate, to come forward and MAKE :I. ere
ate payment, and all persons having cI Iantics.
required TO present them properly ""'''' q
TED for settlement. ,-r,1c .
Administrator Of H, Mansfield: us' =
oct 20--W4W&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-09

eleven dollars and twenty. cents per ton OF q
240 pounds, higher price than It vas ever
before known % Teacb 10 tnal cry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17
California and the Pacific.
Interesting News synopsis.


The steamer Champion, frem Aspnwni November
Sth, arrived yesterday afternoon, bringing our u.uAl
hitter and nevspsp.r malt
Advices from Panama, Nov. Tth state that an srri.
81 there from Carhastna on the sth, brings dates
nom Boso'a the capital to the 10th Of october The
cid feud bst the asoeraey and the lower eAAsss
Ass again broken out The election returns for Presi
Asnt OF the Republic, far as received indicate tho
shoee Of hurillo-tho prospect Of hosiuersS resec-
sion bens very poor. There 10 growing opinion that
che latter viii resort TO force TO retain his position
The proposed second interview, 20 have taken place
ostwsen hcslucrs and President Garcia korss, wAs
svoided b. the latter, upon which he vss notified
shat II treaty between the two Republics ~n no,
would be broken of. This wss refused. and when the
news reached Quito, the GrsnAdian Minister vas
Srdersd to leave in "a hour. There were 1900 men
nssr the frontier, and ~ many more on their way to
jooks like trouble between New Granada Aud Eeuador
The long drought In the central provinces has re
aucet tho farmers to deplorabt circumstances. The
aops have been IA great measure Lost, cattle have
died tho people arc IN state OF desttution. While
Subscriptious have been arranged TO sllsviats the
Dost Distressing wants,
The L. gupbost saginaw let Panama on the
SUth OF October, 70 cruse aoug the coast Of Central
America
su the decrease. Contributions have been raised to
relieve the poor and hospital has been established.
She best piysciAns rendering Cataitous services IN
~ the ep deinie sohsdes,
America. ImpoTtAtions st Valparaiso have been
large, compfsing Lyerkl valuable esrg,es. RepoTts
from the IL nes OF the Northern p-OyiLces indicate
., Vsry remarkable yislds Of gold and silver
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17
News Items.
tT..eg,aph.d to the Sos York svn. ]

Two mills Of the Oriental Powder Company, NJ
Gorhsrn, Me blew up on Saturday afternoon. one
man wGa killed
BsiG. -GIsERAL CuIRts7 GsiHIN b. been re.
levsd, by order Of the Secretary of Wa, from b.,
command IN the Army Of tue Potomac, aud directed
~ report to Gen Butler.
ASornEs consignment OF provisioni, 20 barrel. Of
mess beef - barrels Of pork .nd barrels Of flour
and meat sen, from Baltimore TO Libby prison
and Belle Island ye'toldAy, b. the Baltimore Amer
can Belief Committee.
Osfriday evening q he'll, IL inch., IA di.m.t r,
exploded Al tho NAVY machine shop, Fortres, heB
roe, fragment 4 shlch le- 300 yarf, into N i3r.
ues,. aud struck p.iys,s, Who G,eI vltb'a Iso
hours.
Gss. MsLnR has returned 70 ttr trmV. Ilss.1 -
unable to attend to Gct' ifurI Csme,ry Irslrura.
ton on THURSDAY. 1as P-s,laeai, With hessrs soy
ri, Bar, BA,r,, .ul We.ls., o, the Cabinet, viii
s,tsnd
Atlour seventy ofth, "P1ct,hoit' ro'eri hays been
sur.lsd At haueh Chun., Pa, and sent TO ResdIng'
The murderer Of @. X Smith has also been arrested
and identified The Tenth gesimsnt Of New Jsrssy :
Volunteer, 10 nov stationed In the district where the
disturbances vWs ssd Other ristas have essa a.
! asAl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17
From Tennessee.

Movement OF the Pcdcrul-.
The Richmond Whs, November ls,l, has the fol.
lowing
Atdntr,INo-. ls-The frins he,v.es our batteries
and tbs enemy continue, lrisky The enemy hs-
0sde movement from r,sh, 20 lsf, in order 10 81.
ssek Lookout or 70 send ,roops to Burnside.
- By Ma.
News has been received nj MaSLing,on tn the tfsc,
thst courier captured near thstthuo tArine an
order froa Cen Bragg TO Gen. Lon sstTeci ordering
che latter to vncste Lookout Mountain Ttis, ho~ .
ever, though. by many ~ be th~ par OF
che enemy, a. they rred several shots from tina.
GlAce on The following morning, and the p1,itou IL
considered too important ~ he gwen NJ vithpnt
struggle. Correspondents with the Amy " tho
Cumberland state that al danger arisins out of the
d4iLeulty Of obtaining tutssttuCe IA nov removed
lut tie thsorce Of forage sever y tcit, the bsrso
srJpcr'a't1u not beng able ss y,t tO aiiofd sun
Gent app'ies.
spirited and sncces,ful stirmish with rebel r-r-
nils. occurred, 18th innt, near Cumberland - A
foi train Of ~ vAsOns hsd been sent out ith .
euaTt Il = mcn, when suddenly party oi yuerrlss,
10 In numb<E appeared. oveTpOw cred tho guard aud
compsled surrender. Col L.mort, Who came cn
tbe gouut shortly aftervards. attacked the rsbeA
With 10 mon OF the i'h Battalion thio olun.oer
CAvAlry, and rscaptured the train aud prisoners.
Eleven Of the enemy, With some small srms aud
herses were ALDO captured by the gallant coIHmsnder
Of the foreSS st the Gap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17
From Charleston.


Fvy,a Monroe, Sy- lG- Ths Richmond wHid.
d Nov. lsth, has the following;
Chd,I<st0n, Noe 1.-THE enemy key: up moder-
ste ere sumter all day, from their mortar bate
rss and two Monitors. one Monitor snd . wooden
sunboai moved up 10 Sullivaps Island at noon, and
sAelsd the batteries one hour.
Chdrt,s,on, Noe is-Ths hrins Of the enemy from
SAsir mortars and rie piecs averaged tso pr min
sts AL last night. and 10 incr-n ns and ,,ill gong on
shb morning. The casualtes last night were two
kllsd and ons wounded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17
From Europe.

S1ndy Hol, Nor, lC.-Ths steamship city Of Lon,
1oa, nom Qussnstovn the 9th inst, hs, arrived.
Her ds,.s ue four days later.
The political news Ia unlmpartAnt. 4 movement
had been made IN the case Of the pFivs,ser AieI.n
dr bu: the proceedings postponed until the 5th
Of November Ths London MoRsso Posr think,
nom the discussion vhiah took place on the shows
s,r>xe., DAT ths Av anssss sf As Cseva 0tsgsAis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

Excitement Upon The Ram Question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

Interesting From Europe,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

VallandiG ham Wants French
Mediation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

RtgsL TENNESSEE DISPATCH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17

Gen. Thomas Army in Motion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17
MAMMALIAN GETTING READY.
"Pam" Sowing His Wild Oats

A Divorce Suit the Consequence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17
Latest News
SYTELECRA TO THRyYw YORK sry
FROM CHARLESTON.

THE FIRE STILL KEPT UP.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-17
PRICE ONE CENT

ofr'''r, Nau Or'e0, f'o' Of i6,h e,ree East RivNi
- ~ ~ tAs r rie sre lav. 'oi The dimensions
t'r ','i - l,o iesi IA tus.h. % feet viis, go
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-02-13
Original Notice.

ITO Horstio Sumner, Minerva Sumner, John
i W Lucas, Craig Rolf, John Heller, James Phil
lips, Moore, Of tho estate Of Charles
Neley, deceased-Wilson Right alias Wilson Wrghts:
You and each of you hereby notified that there 10
now file in the office of tho Clerk of the District
Court Of Muscatine county, Iowa, petition of Alex
ander Scott, claiming of you. said Horatio Sumner,
the Of (S135 hundred and thirty five dollars
account OF = promissory note executed by you in
favor of said Alexander Scott for the of six hun-
dred 5000 dollars with ten per cent interest from date
dated November 14th 1884, due six months after and
claiming Of yon, sail Horatio Sumner and Minerva
= Sumner, the foreclosure of q mortgage executed
by you for the of securing the Of said
note. on lot number nine 10y in block number seventy
six (76, in the city of Muscatine, Muscatne county
lows, and claiming Of each every and all of you the
Of all your or Interests Of any kind in
No personal claim is made against any you except.
ing said Horatio N Sumner.
Now, unless you appear thereto. and defend, on er
before Of the second day of the next term Of the
District Court of Muscatine county, Iowa. default will
be entered against you and judgment rendered there.
on: AMBLER, HEMENWAY h AkBLER,
Feb IL, 1S63-w4w 81 sol Att'ys for Plaintiff
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-02-13
SIaeriR,s sale.

pY virtue of special execution to mo directed and
- delivered from the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
trct Court of Muscatns county State of Iowa. against
the goods and chattels, lands and tenemsnts Of
Richard Jones and Mary JONES' have levied upon and
will expose to sale Saturday. the 14h day of March,
A. D. 1868, at the Court House door, in the city Of
Muscatine the following described property to wit -
The east half of the southwest quarter of section
twelve I2) in township seventy seven (77) north Of
range four west of tho principal meridian, tain
ing eighty acres situated in AusGns county and State
of Iowa. .tl...-l
All of which, or so much thereof as may be necessa-
~ will be sold satisfy said special in
of w Nook. @
Sale to commence between the hours Of nine o'clock
in the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon
said day. to wit, at half. past nine, A. NJ.
II. II. HINE,
Sheriff Muscati ne County.
Muscatine, Feb g. 1s63..w4w S.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-02-13
SHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue Of special execution to me directed and
the goods and chattels, lands and tenements Of
George Croswait have levied upon and will expose
to sale Saturday. tho 14th day of March, A. D. 1862
at the Court House door, in the city Of Muscatine the
following described property, to wit l.- sYS
The west half of the northwest quarter of section
twenty nine (9, township seventy (77), range
three west containing eighty acres, situated in the
county of Muscatine and State of Iowa. +
All of which, much thereof may be necessary,
will be sold to satisfy said special execution in favor Of
Andrew Hunter, Administrator Of the estate Of
Hunter. deceased. a-t -t.-. Ed
Sale commence between the hours OF nine O'Clock
in the forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day, to wit, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
II. 81. HINE,
q Sheriff Muscatius County.
Feb 0. 1863. W4W .prsfee$S .s jail
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-02-13

After brief illness. MATILDA JANE BAxrER, conssrt
Of DR.. james Baxter, in the S0th year Of her age.
She united with the Methodist Episcopal Church at
the early ago Of ten year, and had been consistent
member since that time. The people Of this communal
y testified their high appreciation of her merits ~
friend and neghbor By the large which join
I'd in the funeral ceremony. Her funeral sermon was
preashed by Rev c. p Rsynods to the largest oongrs-
CATION ever assembled in this village. None seemed
willing to leave the house without the privilege Of
last look At the features Of one they had known 20 long
and loved we'll. None won't away until they NV hsr
remains deposited in their Last resting place. Hsr hu-
band and relatives have tie consolation 10 feel that she
IL at rest, and that thsir los q her sterna Eains
J Moscow. Iowa, Feb. II, 1853. II.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-02-13

az Both houses of the nlinoix Legisla-
ture have passed resolutions declaring the I'M
willingness of citizens Of Illinois to be taxed
to pay for slaves emancipated in the border
slave States. 1t is powerful consolation to
know, however, that these six-penny politi-
clans, in their. hypocritical pretense, do not
express the sentiment of the tay-paying citi-
zens of the State.-C1icaq0 Jour. -r.s
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-02-13
The Early Physical Degeneracy Of
I'M RICAN PEG l. E.

fl M f. II / t. I'm f. q + LIE.
JUST PUBLISHED BY DIR. STONE,
Phy.cia~ to the Troy lang a.d Hygs.c Iass;t.te. i
American people-the causes of nervous debility.
consumption and marasmus. 30 +
This work IL Of high moral tone. written IN
chaste, yet thrilling language appeals directly to the
moral consciousnsss Of eli parents and guardians esps
ciay detailing scientific and reliable aids and treat
ment for cure g7U u -
1t will be sent BY mail receipt Of two q osnts)
stamps.
M Parents and guardiansi young men and ladies
fail not to scnd and get this book.
A word of solemn conscientious advice to
o those who will reflect. q
class of malades prevail to fearful extent in
munity, booming at least youths Of both
annually to early grave. Those diseases are very
mperfectly understood. Their external manifestations
Of symptoms are nervous debility. relaxation and
hauston, marasmus wasting and consumption Of the
whole body, shortness Of breathing hurried breath.
ing ascending hill fight Of stairs, great pal.
the
liety and to business study dimness of eye sight,
of memory, dizziness Of head neuralgia pain In
cage, dyspepsia Indigestion rregulary of the bow
t deranged sections Of the kidneys and other glands
q the body sucorrhoea q flsur albus, &C., vruent
Now, in nnetynine cases out Of every one hundred.
all the above named disorders and host Of others not
sidious and willy form of consumption Of the spinal
nerves. known Tables Dorsaes and Mesenterica have
their seat and origin IN diseases Of the Pelvic Visce
Hence the want Of success Of the old school practice in
treating symptoms only. +
Dr.. Andrew Stone, Physician to tho Troy Lung and
Hygienc Institution. now engaged in treating this
class Of modern maladss with the most astonishing
The treatment adopted BY the Institution 10
It IL based upon scientific principles with new
discovered remedies without minerals poisons Abe
facilities Of cure are such that patients BE- cured q
their homes, In any part Of the country from accurate
descriptions Of their BY letter. and ham the medi-
cines sent them BY mail express Printed interroga
tories will be forwarded on application.
n9Consumption, catarRh and diseases Of the throat
cured we'll ct the home Of patients 1t the Insitu
ton by sending the Cold Msdicated Inhalfsg Balsa-
10 vapor with inhaler, .nd ample directions for their
uss, and direct correspondence. s7es. I'll. II 81
Patients applying for interrogatores or advice must
enclose return stamps TO meet attention. "
The attending Physician will b found ct the Insttu.
ton for consultation from .. m. to p. M Sunday,
in the forenoon.
Address, d.. ANDREw STONE,
Physician 10 the Troy Lung and Hygisnic institute
and Physician for Diseases Of the Heart, Throas aud
Lungs, 9e Fifth street, Troy, =. Z.
jan 20 '68-d&w1yr q fs1G @i&t4 IL
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-02-13

WHAT TO ExPEcr.-It may be set down as
a fact, that whatever legislation in Congress,
whatever policy in the Cabinet, or whatever
strategy in the field, promises to hurt the
rebel cause and reduce the enemy to submits
sion, will be denounced by the Copperheads,
either IS violation of the Constitution and
an act of usurpation by the "tyrant Lincoln"
or as an outrage upon the rights of humanity
and the usages Of civilization. Our readers
will understand that the hot and fiery phras-
es that the denouncers will use, are only so
many confessions that they feel the treason
that they dare not express. The meanest
one of them dare not assert in private con-
versation that he believes that Mr.. Lincoln,
his immediate advisers, or his party friends,
have any designs upon the liberties Of the
people, or upon the perpetuity of the "Consti-
tuition as it is" Their blathering is for party
effect, to obtain power in the North and,
finally, to reassert the claim of Democracy,
strengthened by slavery; to rule the country.
That's the English of all of it And to attain
their wishes they are quite willing that the
rebellion should triumpb.-Ch Chicago Tribune.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-02-13


There Is again dull market for Produce and Provis'
Wheat very meagro, and the market was easier
s116aa1,1s for No. spring-S1 90 No. 2Red-S1.O 2s
,O3 No. 2, and s5c for Rejected Spring. o.
The Flour market continues dull and sales are NOT
largo enough to establish quotrtions.
Corn declined 1c, with moderate speculative demand
the opening but at the close the inquiry was limited
at 4so. There fair inquiry for New Corn ut IA
43o. ..g s- -ls. ll I.- .l.g .tt
made at 55a56c. t-t.s.-ss.-. -
Rye also declined 1s2c, with sales ct s0s83c. D.
Barley inactive and nominal.
Timothy seed s In large supply and dull, buyers ct
the close only Offering $2.25a2, S5 for prime. e,
Live Hogs steady at - 0Os4 so for heavy, and
% e5 for light to good averages. Dressed Hogs
were less active and easier. esq ac5H rE al
There very few good shipping lots of Cattle
the market, and sales light 1t S3,25a3,75 Medium
to good grades are in by city butchers and
common range from 81, soaps .f5 Pc. as t
re'F by Teleraph.l i..@. -
q. ,.;s ,% ss New YoRK, Feb. IL.
FLOUR Market ta10c better. S7.2oa7,25 for Extra
stste--$7, 3sa7,5 for Extra B. H.o. -5sa.5.
wnHAr-Market steadier. Sl,85s1,55 for Chicago
Spring-$1 Aa1 90 Milwaukee Club-31 Gal Ct Winter
Red Western. ,..sf .
OoRN--Market better. 92a93c. ~. ., --..,.-.t
oArs-fhm. saa Iii. .s-.-.4 sft
POHK-Rirm. 4r;-... ... ..., ... .. .-.... q
wHIKY-b3a5Sc.
DRESSED HoGs-Firm.
LARp-Firm.
Moxrv-co,d. sa,<c. s.-s' i".ts
~ y
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-02-13
PHYSICIANS. take Notice:

CEALED Proposals will be received until the 7th day
- of March next, for the medical attendance Of the
Poor of Muscatine county, including medicine Co. for
one year, commencing the 10th day of April next
proposals to be deposited with the Clerk OF the Board
Of Supervisors. -.
By order of the committee to whom the matter was
referred. v. TRACY, Chairman.
Feb. 6, 1s63-d&w2w IL
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-02-13
m MARKETS..

huscAfiNI. Feb. IL.
rs wuEAr-we quote rejected spring It rs, and 10 l
spring Ut 00c. Fall 81 co. :. 1HTq 1881 GO
Coas-aOc, shelled and unshelled. aa~ az
OAR. -30a35c.
RYE.--Steadyat 60c. jsn H'sai chz ~ -30z =
RARIsY.--lh demand ct 66a70c. .f.i srs.37 u
PorAroEs-85a40c.
DUrrER.-1Sa15c. .~ sN
d SORGHUM MoLAssEs-30a5Oc. r.. b .6tt 1854 sl
EG0s.-7aSc. ,-tat,. al Ill. ...-f ~ g
BxAss-In good demand at 81, 5asl 80. according to
quality. ~ -E--- tt-HAsl -'~ .. .a.T q
ONIONS Scarce 1t 81. ira.- FIi. .- al -
GREEN APPLEs-S120a1,2 rs. ... g.
DEEr CArrLE.-s1, 75as2.Oo per cwt.
HOGs-s3, 85a4, is. SD $500, - FL 1sl-l,A
LARD.-7a8c. ,E ..f ,r.e ..t .
SHor LDERs.-(Country cured) at Sc.
HANs.-lCountry cured.) 1t SC. 80 'is- tfii -
CLEAs SIDEs.-4a6c. .e.l q. LIZ t--e.,J
H,nss.-Green &c. green salt s1za7c, dry 1oc, dry
lint 14c. D. eH 800 s4V.7t t--f'
FLoUR-$2 75a3 rs ID 81 .l-5 ~. 1GtH GE vi
nAY-Ti@othy IS .ooas,o psr ton. ., Adi sgas
WooL-50c per pound.
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