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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
OincInnaIi marke,-August 4

The sdvices from the East In regard to Flour are Of
favorable character, which produces rmer feel
ing the part Of holders and less disposition to SELL
but the prices at which II Is held being above shipping
msrgn buyers not willing to take hold, and the bus
doing Is confined to the local dealers who are buy
ing cny sufficient 10 meet their immediate wants. Good
brand Of superne made entirely from the original stook
copld be sold, to fair extent at "a IS, but that which
has been In store for some time past offered freely at
this rate without buyers Extra 10 quoted ~ 5004 rs
and fesh ground family and trade brands IS to e5 25
The offerings Of Wheat continue light, and there Is
scarcely any thing doiug holders however, firm, and
not dapoed TO make any concessions. We give the
asng price 9395c. for prime red and 81 0391 05 for
strictly prime Kentuaky White, but round lots could
be sold at these figures. No Indiana Ohio White Of
feng, and quotations nominal. The receipts Of
Corn continue Hight, with fair demand from the dis
llers and retailers and inquiry from the Govern
ment contractors, and the market rules firm at 606lo
for shelled in bulk, and 62973, for shelled
cluding new reserved gunnies.
The demand for Oats 10 fair with light offerings, aud
tbs market rules rmst full prices. Wequote them &C.
In bulk, and 72973c. including sacks. lot Of 600
bushels heavy sold at 63c. In bulk, but this con
sidered extreme figure. There Is very little Bye
riyug but the demand IL only moderate and the market
quiet at zoo. for prime samples arrival There
10 no movement 10 Barley, and prices remain nominal.
There improved demand for Bay and the receipts
being light holders generally asking advance Of
per tun. It is now held at e22923 arrival and
| S25 from store. No new In the market.
Whisky rules nIm, with demand fully up to the sup
ply. The sales comprise about $50 brs the
latter rate tor wagon 1Zg III, ,,.,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
PARTICULARS OF THE BURNING
.-, -,t ssr- OF THE RUTH.

0AIRo, July 5.-The steamer Bath. valued at SlOO,
600, burned last night at midnight at the foot
Island No. l. She was bound for Helena, and had OF
board eight Paymasters and their clerks, with a260O
900 10 grsentaes, to PAY Grants army. The ftlown,
d llss Of the names Maj. N @. BTepton Phiadel.
phia, In charge, b. Il. Goddard, Philadelphia, clerk
Maj. W. p. Mendenhall,t Pa, John D. Pord, clerk
clerk MAI. Jos. Filder. aoldsbuV, l.. d. Martin
clerk. Mlssing-M@. J. W. Bragdon, Erie, Pa, W.
W. Loomis, olerki MAJ. W. H. Jameson, Boiton, head
slightly scorched D, @. Tompsony clerk, Maj. J. N
Humphrey, Wheellnss H. o. Fletcher, clerk; MAJ.
D. Gfsnwnlt Harrisburg Missing, undoubtedly lost
Frank 0gletby, clerk Of the steamer, two negro deck
hands, . sehambstmaidi and eolpred woman, cabin
PASSENGER lost.y. . ligm ~ b3laylieQ tA
The Captain, rst and second clerks and all the rest
Of the Grew we're ssvedu The papers and ell the books
Of the boat were lost 1hirtyone soldiers Of company
J. 9th Wisconsin, acted 90 guard 70 the PsymasterS
under command Of Lieut.. Cource. OF these one Cor.
poral and four privates were lost Three were killed by
the stage plank falling them while In the water. Al
The boat had aboard ninetynine bead Of beef cattle,
one hundred and twenty mules four hundred tons Of
commissayy and suers stores and about one hundred
sous OF private freight which was lost. There were
about two hundred persons aboard The bot was In.
cured for $4,000. IN II
The are broke out IN the aft part Of the boat, some
psy between the decks other p the nursery. AZ soor
as the Ere was discovered the boat was headed for thl
shoro on the Missouri eide, and struck the bank with fu
force the ere having driven the engineers from theIl
postg and The epnss continuing to work. ~ soon q
she struck numher jumped Ashore, hnt here the stern
sosn sMupg spSea sewn s stEssn ed g esnein 1sr,
ihs pEsin lartsd a0wn the Iyss, VIVA shs lst ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

AUCTION SALE OF LIvrRY.-HAviug concluded
to change my business, will offer my entire
livery stock at auction, on Saturday, August
9Th, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. M, at my
stable on the corner of Chapel street and Fair
alley, between High and Front streets, In the
city Of Columbus, consisting of the following,
to'wit: Ten head Of horses, six buggles, one
light barouch carriage, two new spring wagons
eight sets of single harness, two sets of light
double carriage harness, one set Of wagon do:
one four horse sleigh, one two horse DO. tvo one
horse dop six strlngs of belle, lot Of robes
saddles and brides, one emitting box and vsrious
other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms cash. ie- P. CORIGAN.
v.R. GLlznR, Auctioneer.
Columbus, July 2S-d4twlt.
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Last Nights Dispatches.
DeetdedIy Warliks,

wAsHRsros, July 8. The National Republican con.
tsins an editorial to which much semi ;oiHcaI impor
ance 10 attached It says, among other thngs there
shall be slight occasun for hostlities, and the two
nations likely to be involved In war; our steam ma
rine will be Of once converted into prvatees, and the
commerce Of Great Britain will be driven from the
ocean. Thus does the criminal neglect Of the Queen
Of BngiandB advisers tend 70 the disturbance OF the
peace Of the word War ID not desirable even with Eng.
isnd but war not the greatest OF evils nation Of
spirt can't submit to iniasoe TO insolence to outrage
through series Of years. and make no effort to syenec
its wrongs The courcs of nngland dursg the trying
period Of our troubles has sllensted every American o
the loyal etatss, whatever his opinions upon the Ad
ministration or the conduct Of the war. These are
significant facts, and indicate what the future has In
store for M. The Vaccinations Of Napoleon IN exico
deserve attention, but the country should bear In mind
the great TACT that the United Btates restore Mexico
made, and Indeed u not improbable that Napoleon
Will nd excuse for quitting the position which promises
no good to the French empire. Vsuicl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

MEMPHIs, August 3.-Robnson's rebel force, having
been driven from West Tennessee has Joined Chalmers
in Mississippi. .HsiDIa
Jesse Forrest, with about eight hundred cavalry, was
az Jack creek three days ago. General Dodge sent
force after him.
The Atlanta (Memphls) Appeal Of the Gath ult says
the Governor OF Georgia makiog extensive preparations
to step raids into that State It says large force o.
raideIy from Roaecrans's army was at Whltesde' II
also saws the War has resolved to stop the
navigation OF the Mississippi river by well organized
system Of guerrilla warfare. riqsiT,+
The editor thinks RoBecrans is moving on belma.-
Every place OF Importance in the State Of Georgia
being fortified. The mountains are full Of deserers
Scouts report that arrangements being made fol
dash on the N. & o. r. q. at or near Grand juno
tion, by ChalIners Bnggles and Richardson.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

New York, August 5.-The steamer Eagle, from Hs
vans 1st inst, arrived tonight. On her outward pass
6hortly aerward she saw steamer with white smoke
stacks and hull painted leadcolor steering southeast
At the same time she 1aE large steamer in chase
but the rst seemed to be gaining her pursuer. The
Eagle cut her Off in order that the chase might come nI
with her, and fred blank shot, which at once stopped
her. she was EDgllsh built iron side wheel steamer,
about six hundred tons, laden with cotton, OF which
on our approach, she threw quantity oVerbosTd. The
Eagle stopped until the man ofwar, which supposet
to be the Lackawana, up, and took possession
her. The Eagle then proceeded on her way.
false rumor prevailed at Havana that ber3pes the
pirate had sunk the Vanderbilt of the Great Iaesc ant
It pretended that the rumor CANT from Key West.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
new YORK market--Aueus. s.

midd Ing uplands.
FLoUR-Sc better, chiefly upon fresh ground, with
fair demand rs IS k5p5 rs for extra round hoop Ohio;
quiet.
WHIsKY-Rirmer at 45Ga45ke.
WHEAT--Fsr demand for good and prime parcel at
spring. 81 099I % for Milwaukee Club: 81 29l 9s for
winter red western. ..
C0RN-Ic better with moderate demand at 6e96ehc
for shipping mixed western.
oATs--pecIdedIy drmsr at sQ0Ssc for esterD.
W00L-Quiet and unchanged.
P0RK-opened quiet and closed firm.
BAo0N--sdes dull at SIC for city short ribbsd and
7xc for short clear
LARD-stsady and quiet at 9x9lOc. 200 kegs sold
q 1lkn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lyons Kathairon.

Katbairon is from the Greek word "Kathro," or
'Katharo," hgnifying to cleanse rejuvenate and re-
store This article Is what It's signifies. For pre-
serving restoring and beautfyDg the human hair It s
the most remarkable preparation In the world. II s
again owned and put up by the original proprietor and
10 now made with the same care, skill and attentlo
which gave 1t sale Of over one million bottles peran
1t isa most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eIadicstes scurf aud dandruff
It keeps the head cool and clean 5.-
.Itnskss the hair rich soft and glossy. e
It prevents the hair from falling on and turning
gray. .- ta
Itrestores hair upon balAheads.
Any lady gentleman Who values beautiful head Of
hair should use Lyons Kathsiron. 1t is known and
used throughout the civilized world. Gold BY all
respectable dealers. m -'.1teI = .I,..
DEMAsS. BARNES Ss CO., PROprietors,
. NEW YORK.
iulyIi-dkrW6meod 300 a-fT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
w ooD & p E R o II
gbIiuaIlalRIDGE AVENUE,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

~ NEW aud BEAUTIFUL DHeI6NS In great yari,
ETY. Of IRON RATLLNGs for OlMHTERIEs, RESI-
0DNoEs. etc., Of Wrought and CAST Iron, and Gall
RANDAas, BAL00NIBes STAIRS. OOUNTl r q,
sF0 UNIT Al Ne, GATES, S0LUMNs, HITCHING
POSTS, LAMP STANDS, vAsns, TABins, FLOW
NAILS, and ali other Iron Work Of Decorative char.
acter. Desgpa forwarded for selooton. Persons an
pIying sOr same, WIN plsaae state the kind Of wOfk
uT3l-dsm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
Wynkoop's Iceland Pectoral.

Diseases Of the Throat Chest and Pulponary organs
are ever prevalent insidous and dangerous The prop
critics Of medicine To alleviate, and uproot these
compaints must be Expeoorsnt Anodyne and Invigor-
ang loosening the mucus Of the throat and impart'
Ing tone to the entire system No discovery In medical
science ever mastered this class Of diseases like Dr..
wynkoop's Iceland Peotonl. It 10 used with the mos
astonishing results In all cases Of Bronchitis Inhuenza
whooping Cough, Dptheria or Putrd sOre Throat,
Asthma, Group. Coughs, Colds Nervous Irritability,
| etc. -..s- sf. A.
The Rev. ]. J. Potter certiHes, "ihak I have used
Dr. wynkoop's Pectoral for several years, myself and
in my family, for severe Pulmonary oumplsipts and
hays recommended Il to several Others sud have
| seen its equal" -.
Rev. J.J Porrm, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hundred and Thousands Of important testimonials
could be produced, showing its remarkable cures and
that u Rsoer Idas clfi .
II Is composed Of pure Iceland Moss BALM Of ailsad,
Peruvian Balssm, EIecampane, oOnfrey, .Burdock, IN
other invaluable expeotorant and tonic Ingredients
is harmless, prompt and lssting Invais and sufferer
cannot afford to neglect trial. Every family shouN
have 1t. II 10 remarkable for Group. Full dsscrip
TONS recommendations and directions accompany eacf
bottle.
Sold by all principal Druggists. @ -7H ni' ,.r
Prepared by DR.. R. D. wynkoop, and sold by D D.
Barnes o., New York. t.FT oIgHl
julyI4-dkwem ,r -r--cH ."iH- 30
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
State and Local News.

THANKSGIVING szRvIcEs. Daily Union
Morning Prayer Meeting, held at the First
PreabyteriGn Church, will be continued for one
hour, from eight to nine O'Clock.
There will be services at Westminster
Church, In which the congregations of that and
the First Presbyterian Church will unite, al
eleven O'clock A. M. Preaching by Rev w
G. Roberts, of the First Church.
There will be Union Meeting, commencine
OF eight O'Clock. in the First Prssby byterian
Church, to which all are invited.
Services, appropriate to the occasion, will be
held 10 the Second Pfssby terisn Church at elev-
On o'clock A. NJ. Preaching by the pa.tor
Rev. Z d Mortis, d d.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

81. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-Gen. Blair was ssrsnaded at his
residence last night, in response TO which he made
speech, declaring In favor Of the emancipation ordinance
passed by the late convention, and vpdicating Gov.
Gamble. He regarded the opening Of the Mississippi
river % the grandest mlitsy operation on record and
to Gen, Grant alone glory Of Planning and
70 bis army the glory Of endurance and valor In success
fully executing these plans. Grants army had killed,
wounded and captured more men than Il numbered and
had taken Vicksburg With more In Il than were in
tho army that sat down before It. Blair hvors the draft
IN Missouri and censured Gov Gamble for striving to
svert II. ,r,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
cleveland uIarke,-Aug. 4.

RIpUR-Msrket more active. Sales so bbls red wheat
double extra at - 50 eco do at "a co. $50 bbs and 50
do at 81 70 SO bbs very choice do at S5 90, so bbs
white dc at S5 90 and 50do at 25.
wHEAT--sales cars red on track at 81 O6H and
car at 81 OF.
OORN--sale l car on track at Sc.
0ATS-eale car on track at 60c.
HIGHWINES-steadya at $50.
BUTTER-sale small lot Western Reserve at l5c.
oHERsE--sales Hamburg OF 9k9sxc.
EGGS-Ssles at 12o. T-.-t
DRIED APPLEs-Arc in demand and firm at 5H9
REoEIPTs-l,sOO bush wheat, cars corn, and car
oats, ,.,
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aan. aran,,a Official RIannr.

NEw YchK, August The steamer Northern Light,
The Herald's Washington correspondent says The
official report Of Grans operations at VicksbuTg reach.
Cd here ThuIdhy last II 10 said TO bs one Of the most
interesting reports ever made TO headquarters Of the
army: copy was Immediately prepared forpnbheaton
70 order % grsuy me Pah6 anety for the details Of
the splendid achevement which contributed 90 largely
in diving to the country once more free NAVIGATION o
MiSnssippi. This publication was however suppreaued
on the ground that such document should rst appeay
in tho Army and Navy Official Gazette the last number
Of which Issued today does not contain the report
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

: rE1ibssi advice .hat oAaJb taken ! TO .s,.
your pstural teeth and keep your gums sound By
using HuDsoH's UrRivAILrD ToorH PAstE. Cali
for Il at studer's, Marple's, sAmuel's. Roberrs.
wilson's, schuellsr's, shsup's, Deng's. Ridg-
ways. J. Fowler's, d. D. g., or at Druggists,
Dentists or Perfumsrs anywhere. Try u one
and all si1ailaD st@a1 'MHftI M.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
Notice to Road Builders.

MOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN proposals. VIII be rceiyed by John ohany
President OF the Lancaster and droyeport Turnpike
Road Company, at his residence in Canal Winchester,
YrsnkIin county, Ohio, until the 10th day Of August
le63 for building Eve miles Of said road, commencing
near Hookers Bridge, thence on the location Of said
road on the location Of said road to the
ave mile stene west Of oaolL Also, for building the
balance % said road commencing % said vemile stone,
thence uorthvesEardly on the location Of said road to
the Intersection Of that part Of said road now under
tract to John Robertson being also Ave miles and few
chains. Bids Will be received separately for the above
sections per mile or for both together Plans Of the
work and specifications bs seenat the Office Of John
HeIpman, Esq, In Canal Winehester. 70 7H c,
JOHN oHAl1Y, President.
Aug. Let, 1861 4 4 Iaug4-d2w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

MniPHIs Aug. 5,--Tbe steamer Hope has arrived,
bringing prisoners from Port Hudson. Vicksburg and
Jackson. Everything quiet On the river below.
COL Hatch report Forest Bfies and Wilson re treat.
Ing with their forces entirely broken up and their
desertng every direction HEtch has divided his force
and securing the country picking up all small squads
he can hnd. '.a
that left Meridian Saturday and okalona Sunday re
port John atons army at Enterprise and Brandon un
der direct command Of Hardee. Most Of his force II
ct tao former place, and ready to move a any moment
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

sors Abqut thirty persons wsre aboard, nearly all Of
whom Unjust have periahed. The steamef hhingess
brought the paasengers saved to thu city this morning
have stood by the boxes containing the money until IL
was certain all was consumed. The boxes were Mon
bound and too heavy TO be removed besides the hamen
spread all over the boat In less than Ave minutes
There 10 satisfactory theory to how the Ore orig
mated. II believed however, TO have been the work
OF an incindiary In the interest Of the rebel Government
An effort made to re the naval depot here night
betore last. --
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

TIE DRAFr IN OHIo,-A Columbus Dispatch
to the Cincinnati Gaset,e tays that certain indi-
viduals are endeav ring to make tsoubIe rela.
tive to the draft, by cirt u'atiDg rnmars tha. the
draft will take place this week. We have
heard rumors Of this sort, but they were all
tssceable to report publishad in an Abolition
organ In this city some Gays since, that the
disfs Was to commence yesterday "a ,4t.ss s
The Cssetts's dispatch states alaI tbot Pro-
vost Marshal General ParroIt said On Tuesday
sysaing lsst that be had received Nc orders fix
ing the time for the drsfs to commence, nor
tho least iutimstion when they Will DO issued.
He will give public n,.lcs as soon as they are
received. He is instructed to have the, draw
Ing take place ir a, public manner as posi-
bic. Largo halls will be engaged, so that the
public can be fnlly represented.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The draft has been completed
It gives aggregate Of three thousand hundred
white and one thousand three hundred and fftyihree
colored conscripts.
Army Paymsster, Mcfarland, had $4,000 stole from
his Toom last night t.ur.
It Is believed among army officers that all Lees force
excepting P. Hps corps, are south Of the Rsppdan,
and that single brigade Of Longstees corps occupies
the old works near Fredericksburg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

ALL kinds Of Glass. Earthen, Tin and Stone
Fruit Jars, can be had OF wholesale or retail at
G. 7. PiaG's Queensware Store, No. 259 South
High street. opposite Headly, Richard & Co.'s
dry goods store. Whoever wishes anything In
the fruit jar and queenawsre line, will do we'll
BY giving him call before purchasing else
where, for you will certainly make good bar
gains. hpss1S 'aH'.'
July 25.4W2tW. ..-r..
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THE DISEASES OF ERROR,
[Lea MaIadies dErrear.l !

lies MdIddtes d'EffsNT.J
T. John B. Ogden, NJ. D., author and pu bIhsr Of the
above work, do hereby promise and agree to send s
Of charge)to any young man who VIII wrts for &C. .
sample copy fov psrusai. Tho proper study Of man
kind MAN This valuable work b issued and sent forth
for the benefit Of suffering humanity. II treats n sim.
pie language the diseases Of error including Seminal
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Indigestion, Melancholy,
Insanity, Wasting Decay Impoenoy, sto. sto.-giving
safe, speedy and sectusi prescriptions for thsir per
mauont cure together with much valuable information.
All who favor NE with desire 10 read my work shall
receive sample copy by return mall free Of charge
Address JOHN D. OGDEN, n. D,ssp
eaS}T AAs r No. 90 Nassau d., New York.
...,io an A,.a,..r f.irs3FaI u \ ,ges,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

TIE MORAL CHARACTER PARrY.--Ths Gin
cinnah Gagstte publishes q notice Of an Aboli-
tion meeting on Tuesday at Delaware which
was addressed by Col Anderson and State
Tfeasursr Dorsey. The notice says
The immense audience was excellent 10 NOR
.al character. ra
That's rich, decidedly. How We tapples
t(Puritsns) swin! Verify, I'VE are the saints''
and ell besides, especially "coppsrleads" and
such like, are "publicans and sinners"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

or Those Oonteinpiating Marriage.
TUE nndsDignsd wiz give Information On vsry h.
tsrsstiao and tsgovsast susot which Will b vaIp-
ID pos thar thousand tins cost ~ every married
esupis of any sss q eeudion u iis The inflammation
vii bs cent hy ail " any sddre On ne rscsiptof
cariI (s1pw1 md one red p.app. s' = ,s 5s}
All lIsstsm should 10 sddrssSsd tps.ssN -. 4 80
il2L n .. h0RnlS, Y. D.
eetn-ly5awdkv e'qsSw'ih' tvlrt Sesten, Man.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06

Our OF PLAor.--Au Abolition paper prints
the following exdortation from the Farewell
Address Of the "Fsther of his Country. See.
Ing Il 10 suob place reminds one. ',t Jewel
In swine's mouth :"
Cherish cordial, habitual and immOvable
attachment for the Union. 5o ,lg ,-,v,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-06
<eu YORK STOCK marke,-Aux !

Stool, dull. Alton & Tere Huate 60; do pfd 7e
p;f,Sbnrs L, >yt Wayne & Chicago 7sX Milwaukee
GS,c., rrS au ,SI Snsn ~ ssnd and Psburg ox illinois
SsntrsI ,cr,n i,sa%. M gan Southern ok do gtd IFS;
Michigan Central lisK; L s% a., M aso; nne pid leSh;
srie Common 1888; Tennessee S.i.na IA. NsT wv
Canton s2; Pacific Mail 9as; oumbs: III Roos I.Isns
l07; o. 8. year certificates 99K.
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wHoIHsALn MARKIT.
wKEKIy REVIEW.

ELouE--saIssat s5 zoos SO for rcd, and s5sODs 8
for whitsi market upeettled.
WHRAT-Red, at 80ci White 9Oc
OoRN-sales ct 45D50o
OATs--sales at 45450c.
RYR-small sales o. 43dD50c,
HAY-sales at % 00010 90.
PoTATou-sales st 81 O0Rl %
BEANs-sales at ~ 0002 Is.
BAIT-rules at S2 3602 90 Dor bbl
RIsH-white rules at oI9 90 per bbl,
BARLEY-seiling ct Csc.
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MONEY FOUND!

A BOUT the middle Of last week. small sum Of
"A money found In this olty. The owner can have
H. BY Identifying II and paying for this adysyissmsnt
aug4 d3tl t'p = No.I3 North High Street.