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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
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In West BrHsloe Tp, 2Gth ult., DANIEL AUST, aged
o. years, mos, aud :! days.
In Mifiinhnrs. 2Gth ult.. MAGGIE. daughter Of Geo
and Hannah Robinson, aged months-
In Midd-bure, 26th ult, JhMEi AsBURf, son OF An.
J. and Sarah J. Psters, aged o months and IS days
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

p@-James Pross Was slightly wounded
in the hip BY rebel shell, in one of the
recent engagements before Charleston. 1t
seems that Union county is represented in
almost every Union army-the glorious
Yankee army dRder Banks is the only
exception We remember.
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m Anothep olA no-..,

A-Another old Democratic paper in
oh'o has declared against Vallandigham.
Some OF the psrty-sick Of the serape be
has got them into-want him to resign.
Val is the "Union" man who boasts be
"never voted Q man or . dollar" to put
down the Rebellion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

1yThe Copperheads blamed the Ad-
miuistra.ion if any plans worked wrong.
Now, why not praise the Administration
when her agents are successful
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

~rbat is splendid farm and manu-.
featuring property, advertised today, sit
usted in the West end Of Buffalos VALLEY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

Memphis dispatches Of the 29,h Of
July, state that Gen. j Joe Johnson's army
is said to be on Pearl River, . few miles
west Of Meridian, where Notifications are be.
ing erected. Gen. Johnston will make the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, from Okolooa
on the north to Mobile on the south, his
line Of defense. He is said 10 have reserved
large re-enforcem ents from Bragg army.
Mississippi is virtually abandoned bJ the
Rebels. The removal Of slaves from Miss
issippi, Alabama and Georgia, has been
carried to such an extent, that the Cover.
nor. Of those States have issued proclama.
tions forbidding their further introduc-
ton, and Gen. Johnson's pickets are said
to have turned large number back. All
is quiet at Port Hudson and Vicksburg.
The fortifcations at the former place are
being strengthened, and the enlistment of
negro troops is progressing rapidly. Ru.
mors prevailed that Gen. WeiIzel had cap.
tured 5000 Rebels at Donaldson Vile, that
Brashesr city had been retsken BY Us, and
that Gen. Franklin had arrived at New
Orleans to take command of Gen. Banks
army. Gen. Grsat had perfected = com.
ple.e systs N Of mounted patrols between
Vicksburg and New Orleans, who, with
the gunboats, afford ample protection to
vessels. Everything is quiet. There are
no signs of Rebels on either shore.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

~ Efenger L. Reber, G. Curry Kel-
ley, Wm. II. Yerkes, Lieut.. John Potter,
are among the wounded, furloughed, or
sick, returned soldiers We have seen in
town reeently. There were others whose
names in the hurry and excitement Of the
week we do NOT now recall. Daily come
and daily go tho broDzed veteran and the
maiden soldier.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

Little Grow and bis Indian Rebels, iu
Minnesota, have been defeated and disper.
sed, and it looks if that War is about eu.
ded. "Coerciou" is constitutional gains,
every ybody but Slsvelords !
A FIRE originating from benzine, destroy.
ed half dozen valuable buildiDgs 10
Scranton, Thursday night last.
Jay Cooke is selling the U. 8. 5-20s,
sl,5O,OOO per day. Foreisu capitalists
are beginning to invest in it.
Cole, War Democrat, is elected to Con.
gress from Washington territory.
Some think both armies are moving,
one to dsfsud and the other to attack
Mobile.
During August and September, the re-.
moval of the buried dead in Gettysburg is
prohibited.
Nothing new from the Potomac. The
Rebels were badly b arried on their retreat,
and are now probably massed at Culpepper.
Both armies welcome rest.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
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Roll North Ward Company =. 2sh nv. n,
raptain-GEo. W. FORREST.
lst Lieut.-Andrew II. Dill.
u l.ieut.-James HAYES.

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2J l.ieut-James Hayes.
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Orderly-David B. Neshit
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CoRpoRALs
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[EWEBURG, UNION CO., Pa, TUESDAY, AUGUST d. 1863.

The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society
will meet in Beavers Buck Third Street sssf Market
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at oelueh.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

job" Morgan taken.-BeiDg completely
hemmed in, this noted Rebel leader, and
bis ragged remnant, surrendered to Gen
Sbackelford, 10 Ohio, Sunday week, aud
he is sent to the Psuitentisry in Colum-
bus, to stay until Col. S.rsight is released
by the Rebels.
Peeram and other Rebels recently made
. bold push into Kentucky, probably to
aid Morgan, but were generally defeated,
dispersed, and numbers captured.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

The siege Of Charleston progresses ia
vorably. An attempt to storm Fort
Wagner ct night was unsuccessful, but so
were two such attacks at Vicksburg, and
two at Port Hudson.
Gen. Gilmore's heavy guns are still
nearing Forts Wsgoer aod Sumter, and
hopes sre sauguiue Of their ultimate cap
ture. At the last assault our 54th Mass.
colored regiment fought like heroes, and
their Col (Shaw) vas killed and buried
With % Of bic men 10 pit. Gen. Strong
also was killed.
Gen. Gilmore reports bis loss in the
actions on Morris leland on the 10th, llth
and 18th Of July, At 635 killed and
wounded. lie estimates the missing at
$50, making . total loss of 9S5.
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BacCalaureate Address.

Owing TO the lateness Of the arrival Of
the class from the army, some had not
their orations perfect, bu. such were
excused by every hearer. Mr.. Grier was
exempted from speaking, aud Mr.. Bow
man with Mr.. Garner was left in the
hospital, improving, but unable as yet to
travel. Several degrees of A. NJ. in course
were conferred, and the honorary ID. ID.
upon Rev.James I. Brown, Of New jersey.
In the evening, a "power" of rain
and mud. and two weddings. Also .
circus. Happily, the callithumpians pat
roniEed the latter, so the town was not af.
fic,ed with circus and callithumpians at
the same time!
Considering the times and uncertainty
Of everything connected with the Com.
mcucement, it has been unexpectedly we'll
attended by officers and spectators. The
Report of the Board of Curators will soon
appear, stating the official changes of the
p,st year and the plans for progress iu
the future. The next Session commences
Thursday, Oath Sept
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
~ &c W. G0OOID&
NEW GOODS!
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN TOWN.
Al JOHN sQUIREs'.

Fine qualities Ladies Caters at 81.
Best quality homemade Kid and
Morocco Boots at Sc,
A large assortment of Balmoral
Boots and Caters
at equally low prices.
Opposite the Bank, Lewisburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

The drsft hss been msde pssseably 10
more ,han half the districts Of this State,
and 10 perhaps hali the North, aud few
weeks more will complete 1t. The pfovis.
ions Of the law will be enforced, in spite
of the cowardly and trescherous, and the
addition Of vast numbers to our gallant ar
mics in the field will be the su.est hsrbin'
ger Of Peace.
Probably our heroic soldiers now IN the
field couid crush out this cause!ess and
wicked rebellion, but it is neither wise nor
lust that tho risk should be left to them.
The bogus Confederacy Of treason is now
struggling in the last, violent, throes oil
death. But, even in its dying sgonics, it
evinces the desperation known only to re-
leutless crime. Instead Of being cousens
with the desolation of million homes, the
chief Of the dominions Of treason has
called for levy en- masse Of the male in.
hsbitants Of the South.
In but one way can our government
follow up and reach the full fruition OF
our recent crowniug victories. Let our
armies be promptly filled up so that at ec-
cry point they shall be clearly inDi"ciJts.
Let overwhelming numbers threaten the
traitors at every step, and their battalioos
will vanish in hopeless terror. The chiefs
will fnd their power gone-their lives in
peril-their bloody work accomplished,
and they too will vanish to some more
congenial home for treason, than can be
found within the limits of the Union Of
our fathers. Sanguiuary battles will
henceforth be unknown 10 the history Of
the rebellion, and in due time Peace will
again dawn upon our beloved country.
These happy, peaceful fruits will, We trust,
result from tho national oonscription, and
every loyal heart should bid it God speed
in the name Of the RepubIic. Chambers.
burg Rpository.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

JUDGE CADwALLADER ON RESISTING
THE DRAFr-In...he District Court Of the
United States, at Philadelphis, . person
was arrested for declaring that the draft
ought to be resisted, and that the city
ought to be burned if they attempted to
enforce it. After . hearing, the Judge
remarked, That those who resisted The
conscription rere participating an the re-
Getlton He was bound over to keep the
peace and be of good behavior.
Judge CsdWallader is now aud always
has been Democrat
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04

UNION LEAGUEs-so warmly recon.
mended by Gen. Meade and true patriots
generally--ought now to be at work.
The :ast meeting Of the Lewisburg
League took the practical shape Of Volun-
teering, and four Of every FIVE who formed
our three Companies we're Republicans or
Union Democrats. Now that the enemy
is expelled, We suggest . renewal Of stten.
ton to the great work Of keeping the Old
Keystone 1" in line" during the next trial.
We have only two months to work 10,
but-aided BY the Rebel raid, the Copper
head Riot, and the Uuiou Victories-that
is time enough if we'll improved.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-04
commencement Week.

Taesiay Afternoon. Educa''ou
So.;.,, reported an increase in funds and
bepefciaries. Geo. NJ. Spratt, Lewisburg'
was reelected General Agent. Addresses
nv four former benelciaries-A uderson,
Lung, A. i. Shauafelt, and Frear.
To the evening, the Alumni convened
A paper on the American Flag was read
by Mr.. Walker of Ph~nixville-Address-
G. by Messrs. Lung, Of Chnandaigua, n. \,
and Frear, of Heading Ia.
Wednesday morniBg there was speaking
from Member. of the Theological Depart
ment, and the following received cert'h-
Gates of completion Of course:
Edwin II. Rauney, Philadelphia.
Wm. II. Runyon, New Jersey.
Afiernoon.- the Female Insti.
tu,c ten young ladies read essays, and re-
ceivcd their diplomas and gold medals, as
follows:
Sslutatory-M.rgare. NJ. Mari, Lewisburg.
Sue A. Ammon do
Mary e. Cox do
Martha +. Nickel do
Sarah n. Neyhart do
Mary Il. Robinson Salem, NJ.
Cyuihi. s Sheppard, ,Greeuwich, NJ.
Hannah ". Sheppard do do
Margaret q. Walls Lewisburg.
vaIedictory-M.rgaret l.. Beaver do
In the evening, Mr.. e. G. Burleigh,
lec,ured on the true uses Of Scholarship-
. masterly performance in manner and
matter-iu nobleucss of thought and IN
grace and power of delivery.
The receipts of the Young Ladies en-
te!tsinment for the benefit of Soldiers in
hospitals, netted S91 90.
Thursday morning. rain fell powerfully
until near the time for beginning the hnai
exercises of commencement, which lesseu-
ed the audience, but made it comfortable
for those present. The following are the
names aud themes Of the graduating class
e.Iut.,ory DAVID PORTER LEAs, shireysburs
JON" '"'' HENRY HERR wITMEE, Paradise
"'''e ' GEORGE BOWMAN, shirley.burs
'''"''' vi OWEN PHILLIPS EACuEs, Fbrnixvilis
.'Cui Bono"
JOSEPH PHILLIPS TUSTIN Northumberland
The True Man HARRY FLAyEL GI!IER, LewisOurs
Prospective DscernmeDt
WILLIAM woLvERToN. sunhury
DAVID PORTER LEAs, Sbiri~ysburg
The Progress Of National GreAtn-ss:
ASHER COOK, Jr, Albany, N
MILAN wINTERBoTT0M, Germantown
The rr.rent Age.
The First Martyr Of the War.
WILLIAM wICKHAM CASE, Hnwl-y
v..distory Addresses. -
Conferrluy OG Degrees.
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ieoKArMcArxpl
PULMONARY CoysrMrrIox 4 trRABIE pHEA q.
/ & 4RD
TO C0NsU MPTIvES.

The nndersgned having been restored to health In
few weeks. by very simple remedy, sfter hnyin,
suffered several with severe lung Affection ard
that dread disease. cossampsion-s 30 xic1. 10 max.
known t. his fellow -sa serers the means ~ csre.
To al ~so desire IL ssiH send copy u tn. rr~s-
erpsion used Gree Of charged With the directions for
preparing and asins the same, which they vim nnd q
s~ys esrs for cossrsrrios, AsrHxA BnoscHrr,.
CorsH-, toLef. &c. TIE osy object @. the advertise,
IN sendins ih- Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and spread Information which he cooeeives to be In
salaaeie and be HOPES every serer viii try hi, re
nedy' az Twin cost thea nethIng. ana may prove a
blessing
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
Raw. EDwARD A. WILSON,
"hiamse arsh Kinss Coanty, New York.
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S


UsITrp STATES or AMERicAl
DI.TRcT or Iowa.
BY virtue Of exetattcn to directed issued by
the CLERK of the District Court OF The United States
the Southern division OF the District of iowa
J. b. FickE Is plaintiff. and Nathaniel @. Hedges Is
defendent, have levied upon and will sell to the
highest bidder, at public aneton st the door OF the
Court House In Keokuk Lee county, lows, The 2Sth
day Of November, 1863 between The hours Of 10
o'clock, A. and O'Clock NJ. Of sAid DAY, the
following property wit Part Of Lo No. t6l six In
Block No.(s4, cmmenring st the corner Of said Lot
AZ the OF Third aud EXCHANGE streets thence
slong the line Of Third street, al right angles II Ex
change street CO. feet, thence right angles TO Third
street towards Second street 100 feet thenre an :
straight line to Exchange street {s0) feet along
me line OF Exchange street 40 fest 10 The place oil be-
s I'm. N ne City o. keokut Lee county. Iowa.
80 parts OF lots No ~ and (e1. In block 49, com
Meneibg on the line Of said lot T7l on Third street
ieet from the alley In said Boek runntre hence
towards Exchange street 1891 feet and 1871 In eh.s,
q reht angles Third ssveny-n feet
l.o thence parallel 10 Third towards johr con
e-t 1921 feet and ISL inches thence IN direct line
70 fntd street TO the place Of beginning seventyhye
rect Isl, In the City Of Kepkuk Lee County Iowa
Taken and levied upon as the property of Nathsntel
q. Hedges to satisfy said writ execution.
II. NJ H01lE s. Marshal.
BY ~. FULTON DrruTY.
Keokuk, october q, 1865 --ld4w
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Guerrilla Raids---Affairs on the Rama,
hammock.
Washington, Nov. 8.

Washington, Nov. 5.
Yesterday the guerrilas made a rae
upon Ecsalps Station, about Eve mile.
from Alexandria, capturing several hor
ses and mules. The gang came into the
nelghborhood Tuesday night and captured
Union man, who escaped after LAYING
with them in the woods nearly all day
They talked in his presence about attack.
ing some of the stations, but the man
failed TO reach our pickets in time to give
warning.
These gangs are now prevented from
coming down towards Vienna, and have
abandoned that neighborhood.
Several parties of rebel cavalry have
dashed through our lines on our left and
committed depredalions in Prince Will
liam county during The last few days.
Yesterday Gen. Merritt sent out and
seized all the inhabitants in the vicinity
OF bis command, and sent them to head.
quarters to be disposed OF by the Provost
Marshal General.
Affairs at the front remain compare.
lively quiet.
Yesterday portion Of the army moved
down 10 the Rappahannock and stationed
its pickets along the river. There are
now no rebels this side Of the Rappahan-
mock, except small force of cavalry be-
tween the railroad crossing and Falmouth.
Most of Lees army is believed to be
near Culpepper. The impression pre-
walls that the enemy will not make any
decided stand this side Of the Rapidan.
should we advance.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 John III Cta'g, administrator, ard Mary Craig
widow, and Emma Crsig. Albert Craig Mary Anna
cras. George Craig AMI James Craig nj nor childre
Of James Craig. decessee
fon are heret. notified thai there's new 10 file In
The Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
county Iowa. al Fort Madison, petition ard amended
petition Of Hiram Barney. claiming Judgment sgatrst
you John n. crsig, scmnsirator tort he Three
Thousand Dollars. and ten per interest from St
OF August 1s60, upon Won't Mergsee Charles Asson
upon Lots six 81 AMI seven m, Block 49, in
hssons upper addition TO the cats of Keokpk, Iowa.
and as against all 81 said above named defendants
claiming the sale Of said Lets pay eff said debt &C.
the extinguishment of all equity Of redemption, and
for general relief
Nov, each oil You Just appear and answer said petit
ton BY noon of the second day of the next term Of
said Court 70 be held at Fort Madison the first Mon
day OF December A D., 1863, judgment will be
bad therein against you by default
II, SCOTT HOWELL,
oct23-d4w PiaintlG's Attnfnpr.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

&c csnis r Conn, John ssuhrd, VIM " BeIknap,
SstirS, The STATE Of lovs tfor The nee Of the
Sehooi Fnndl, nutnes 4 Anderson: Wheeler Bel
Jows Coz Wa Rud5iet. Miller Alexander
seerhies cherfn = lie, John Hurst Charlie,
Nc III. James Cox. AuHa Notthinsten Execu
irix Q he estate OF wm worihfur.en deosased;
Miller, Ma hes u CO: Roterie rs mitrp james G
Rams<y, N Col,slsr. lanes " OF. JAu3.s Bur-
rows tAiso, Ceps Co; Milsm Preston George
Eshns. sfrgker Wood h Hauill; Mott shober
Co, Brown Clendeniax.
Too, and each efyou.arehereby Inclined thston or
before the itth daS Of oetdher 1858 there viii te On
al- IN the Office Of The Grk Il the rlsifie c Hrt Of
lee G. unity lows, at Fhrt SaaIsen. pet tion Of
Samuel Miller, Surviving ttis0ee claiming Of YOU
The said Curt- F Conn and John r sanford The snnn
Of Three Hundred and Fff poilsrs sne ~ 100 Dollars
and Interest as money ene prorfss sy rote exc
Gated By The m 10 Samuel Miller Les is Reeves;
also claiming as ssstnst all fyou the foreclosure
Morssge. given 70 secure said note cenve. inc the
Glicw'rr real estate 10 wit: Lot ore IL. In Eirck
eleven III IN be Cts Of kes1nk In the County Of
Zee. and Stste Iva, In which said real estate h
other defendants clam some interest
Anf unless you appear thereto and defnd befor
noon OF the second dav OF the nrceuher term 1853
q said District Court ut Purt Asdison indsnert and
decree will be rendered according 10 The prayer
Of said petition.
RANKIN Il McCPARY
ocis-d4w Attorneys for PlAintf.
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GENTLEMAN, cured Of servcu. Debility, Ia.
een'peseaeF. Premature Decsy ard Youthful Error,
aaasded 81 desire g. benens others will be happy
tsiarusa to all sho need 1t. tr-s Of CHARGE the
ee'pe and directions fer Masking The simple Remedy
used 10 lis oaae. Those uIshins TO pross By his ex
psnenee-and POSSESS = Valuable Renedy-vil re-
eeise th~ same, d return mail carefully sealed b,
addressing JOHN oGIES,
aasiS-dk"sm No. 60 Nassau street, New York.
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Commercial.
CORRECTED pAILysy
S. III A M I l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER.
loo Corner Fourth and Main Strsess.

DAilv6ArR Cirv oyrifE,l
Ksox-G Nov 4, 1853.
PRODUCE AND PROvlslONS.
rLouK-superaLs ~ 50: spin. whs.. .1u.
| -; Fall Wheat MIRA - IS to - IS
CORN MEAL-si 50 = 100 -,
SHIP sTUFF--e1 Is to 81 30.
CoRN-e69s5eS bush.
3AkLEY-75c 10 81 IS nominal
wHEAT-Psh 81 oo9si 10; spring sss7sc ? b..
RYE-35c
oATs-sOs5se.
POTATOES rs SOC; Retail Csc per peck
BUTTEk-Common 1855; Choice. IL TO zoe; retail
20a7ac
EGGS-I7 to Isc.
ChICkEHS-S SO to q rs.
LARD-s . sic.
BACoN-shouiaers. Sic; Hans 1fc: sides sae
WHITE BEAss-commen To good 60 to 81 70
Prime Ssvys2 oosss rs
TALLow--s To DC.
HAy-Tmoihy, sis % TO eis 90, baIed $40 %
to ss5 %; Prairie - to Gle 90.
GROCERIES.
suGAR-Ne~ Orleans fair. rae; prime 49,
choice Isl New York. c, isic; Nes YORK, A, rs;
crushed powdered
AoLASs Es-Beicher,s Sugar House 7oa7sc; Col
denSyrup s5cssi oo-very scarce sorsam 400 soc
CoFFkE-Ric a2Sa4ac. lava 40; Lasuyra
RlCE-9aIoc.
soDA-American, 7c; Ensfirh, * 10 Sc
soAP-raIm Ste, Famii, &c, 1ermaI tic.
CAEDLEs-Star IS to 10; Mould, ist to lie
TEAs-Yeung Hyson, u ioa 81 50; Imperial, 81 10
9el 80, Black, 75c4eI 40.
ToBACCo.-Dsrk Sweet, Soc; Medium Brand.
soc 10 eos; Gold and Natural Leaf SOC TO o5c
NAiLs-Be.t Brand, - 50. rates.
GLAss-snio City - so rates
CoRDAGE-Isie "a Isle
FRuir-aaisfns e5 oea s5 IS
sALT-Laxc - 65 II - Is
FIsH-So.i Mseksrei, bills. sI4 50 to srs 50.
No do DO oi2 o0 10 as 90
No.2 do dc 500
Hifbbls. No. While Fish % Is
sUNDRIEs.
LEATHER-sole 3oA IS: Harness <aaE
HIDEs-Dry fiinsi7eiss: Dry saIted is; srubby
half prices green Sc; green sheep peIs ioe& |
IS; green hog skineI5c.
skEOs-Timothy ~ so 10 . IS; Yiax. sa 90.
REATHERS-3394e. +
CHEEsE-Hsmbur g I&t 10 Ibe.
BgEF CATTLE-2a94c gross.
sHEEP-es 50 to ~ o. Shead.
wUOL-Ciean Tubwashed SO L, Soc: Tn r..hes ope /
bird lees.
oILs-coai Oil, 7se retail eoe Lin.eed OIL /
v
BEEswAx-a5c.
Eat HoGs-s4 co gross.
RAGS-Woolen u Cotton 2}c.
NEW GUNNIES-2Ix 70 22}
OLD RoN-1e -. Bras loo - Copper
sc y h.
EIoHAHaE.-on New YorE. Philadelphia, Boston,
ST. Louis an Chicago v per cent for
q nkabIs funds. Gold ~ buying
DRY GOODS. Il
sHEETIEGs 4 sUIRTIyGs-2o to zoe.
DRILLS-2S to 40c
PRlNTS-HL TO re.
DkLAIyS-25 to size
0rNGHAMS-23 70 57Hc.
CHADWICK COATS sPooL-af 90,
sKEIS THREADED 90 to TO-
FARMERS MECH. CAssIMERE-e0 to roc
skIaT BRAID-5Oc to u %.
CORSET JEANs--a5e
DENIMs-22i 10 31c
TICKlSG-22t 10 Coo. |
LlNSEYs-3o 20 Soc.
CANTON FLANNELs- % 10 Csc