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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-31

We publish to day the Opinion Of Chief Justice
Pearson in the case Of Russell against Whiting and
portion Of the Argument of B. F. Moore, Esq, in
the c,se. The Opinion of the Chief Justice is
marked by that clearness and thoroughnsss Of anal
ysis which characterize all his decisions and the
Argument of Mr.. Moore is eminenty worthy Of one of
the sbest and most profound lawyers fthe Oonfed-
crate States. We shall conclude the Argument in
our next so as to present the whole case in our
Weekly issue Of the 3lst August
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-31

FALSE STATEMENT CoRRrc1Ep.-An intelligent and
truthful friend, writing us from Wilkes County,
says:
"The story about the deserters taking possession
of box in this County, and voting 100 ballots for
you, is false and should be denied instantly
have no doubt if the matter could be investigated
that it would appear that your opponent received as
many illegal votes in this County as you did,"
There is no doubt that our opponent received
thousands of illegal votes both at home and in the
army. We have information in our possession
which abundantly justi6es the statement In addi-
tion to this he received thousands of legal votes
cast by persons in the hope that by voting they
would keep themselves out of camp as conscripts.
Every detailed man and every soldier was free to
vote as he pleased but the distinct understanding
was as general rule, that if he did not vote for
Gov. Vance he would be punished. This was the
understanding in France when the Bonapartes were
elected Emperors. Armed troops were present at
the polls in France, as they were at hundreds Of
precincts in this State at the late election, overaw
ing the people and controlling their su6rages.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-31
Prisoners.

Many blpe;eoats were brought into the city some
in squads: some in regiments But the people are
growing familiar With the sight Of Yankee prisoners
and feel but little interest in the matter save, the
thrill of that pride which cheers the heart Of the
patriot
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-31


We learn that in addition to tho strong character
of the Notifications on the enemys left which were
assaulted by our Aanking column. one Of the main
causes of the repulse was the giving way at very
critical moment of four brigades which caused
considerable confusion and gave the enemy . great
advantage. Our troops were compelled to retire
after capturing line of the enemy's skrmishers
and reaching their strongest works. Col. Lamar,
OF Florida, was mortally wounded.
Demonstration ON the Left.
About II o'clock yesterday morning the enemy
made strong demonstration on our left, on the
City Point road with view to ascertain the strength
of our forces at that point The firing of artillery
and musketry was very rapid for half an hour. At
the same time heavy shelling was opened by the
enemy all along the lines in Prince George, but
notNng was accomplished.
Sabbath Sonnds.
There Was strange conmingling Of sounds In
our City on yesterday. The music Of the Church
bells at 10 o'clock was nearly drowned by the re-
verbefations Of the heavy artillery and field batteries
Thus on three sides Of Petersburg, north, east and
south, the deep toned cannon were thundering,
when in striking contrast with these fierce wasIke
demonstrations were the solemn scenes being en-
acted in the churches The melodions organs, the
hymns o. praise the prayers for the safety Of our
defenders and the preached word were at times rvn
dered almost inaudible by the roar of cannon, the
fire Of musketry, and the rumbliHg Of the ordnance
wagons and ambuiances without But nevertheless
both exercises proceeded Tho clash Of contending
arms and the gvoans Of the wounded spd dying.
were removed scarcely mile and half from the
peala d the organ and the Inscriptions of praise.-
Thsse were strange sounds, and such - few Of ous
people bad hsar1 :hefare.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-08-31
Tho Recent Elections in this State,

The Recent Elections In this State.
So far q We are personally concerned it is not
our wsh.to all1de to the manner in which the re.
cent elections were conducted in this State; but
owe duty ia this respect to our readers, to our
friends generally, and to the cause Of civil liberty
and good government which must be performed
Ws.declare with sadness, and We expect to prove
what thousands Of our people know, that the late
elections in this State were not free, but that the
patronage of the two governments and the power
Of the bayonet were used to shape and determine
the result The Bill Of Rights of this State de-
clares "that all political power is vested in and de-
rived from the people only" And the same Bill
Of Rights declares "that elections Of members to
as representatives in General Assembly, ought
to be free" The Constitution Of the State provides
that the Governor and members of the General Assem-
bly, shall be chosen by ballot; and in accordance
with this constitutional provision, and to prevent
the presence of armed troops at the ballot boxes on
the days Of election, the following laws have been
passed by the General Assembly. Chapter 81, Sec
ton 9, Revised Code, provides that
"Every psrson qualified to vote shall give to the
returning officer in presence of the inspectors or,
in the absence of such officer, to one of the nspec
tors, ticket rolled up in which shsll be written
the name or names Of the person or persons for
whom he intends to vote and the names of all the
persons for whom be votes in the commons box
shall be on the same ticket; which ticket shall be
put in the proper box, and, at the same time, two
Of the inspectors shall take down in separate lists
the name of every person voting Distinguishing
those who shall vote Tor senators in one list, and
those for members of the house of commons in
second; and when the election shall be finished,
the returning officer and inspectors in presence of
such Of the electors may choose to attend shall
open the boxes one after another, and number the
ballots of one box before they shah open another,
at the same time reading alsud the names of tie
persons who shall appear in each ticket; and if
there shall be two tickets rolled up together or any
ticket shall contain the names Of more persons than
such elector has . right to vote for, in either Of
these cases, such ticket shall not be numbered In
taking the ballots, but shall be void" =
Provision is here, made for voting by ballot and
the object of the above section is to protect those
who may choose to vote folded ticket and at the
same time to prevent fraud bv providing that If
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

THE SOLDIERS HONE.-The amount of pa
tronage this institution has been of late re-
ceiving has been very great, as we have Of
ten stated but it promises now and hence
forth to be augmented. We understand the
time of the departure for Detroit of the
evening boat has rot been changed, where
as, the Pittsburg train will hereafter arrive
two hours later than formerly; as a eonse-
quence the many soldiers who come in on
that train must lie over at the Home. The
managers anticipate livelier times than
they have yet known.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

FIoN sANDUsKY Y.--The Register OF yester-
day says that eight of the men arrested in
that city on Friday night and Saturday,
and sent to Johnson's Island, were return
ed to the city on Saturday, and placed in
the county Jail to await hearing on
charges preferred against them by the
Mayor.
The same paper also states that it learns
from perfectly reliable source that every
Union house in the city is marked, but in
an obscure, private way, SO as not to attract
general attention and it warns the citi
zens 10 appoint vigilance committees forth
with, to guard against the destruction of
their property.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

UNITED STATES CoURT-In the case of the
United States vs. James Wilson, recogni-
zauce was forfeited.
The opinion of Justice swayne was an
nouneed yesterday in the case of the United
States vs, Chaffee, OverruIing the motion in
arrest of judgment on the first count of in
.dictment, and sustaining the same in the
second and third counts. There beng
division of opinion of the Judges, the
questions are ordered to be certified to the
Supreme Court of the United States.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01
NEW YORK sIAKEEF-.Oe4. 81


COtfOu-Nore active. Under ths advance in
gold the price - frmsr, closing very firm at 81 "a
al 25-
FlOur-stats and Western 1Oc higher.
Sales at 50 9UGi0 % for extra state, 10 S59l1 90
for common 10 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; 81 lGl5lI Is for trade brands. MarAet
elosi5g with the advance not sustained. Ineluded
In tbs sales are OO bbls extra state for the last
half Of November and rrst half Of December, at
$40 20.
whisky-Fa7Ors buys 5. Western ct 81 nc
Wheat-l92c better With very moderate de-
msnd sales at 81 20 for good No, Chicago sp'ug;
81 4J92 A FOR amber Michigan.
kYe-Eirmer at 81 b30i 60.
COrn-0pened On ct and Deed lc better. Saies
at 81 60 Tor mixed western; 81 ~ for prim" white
ORts-He1vJ and low al 90C To- western
FOOl-FifsI and advancing
COnee-Qoiet-
sugar-EgjIo better. Cuba Issl sIoo
MOlasses-A.tive and firm. PorIo Rico $50
90e; UUba an. nuscOvado S0G82c.
R'etroleussr-Cull and lower at 4364fc fer
Cruee; ese for RsnaCd In bond, a-d sO9sio Tor Re-
nund free.
Pork-Louer. Sales at $40 Ooa4n So for
ness S42 T5945 % for do, eash and regular
way closing At the in,lde prize; S3s OOG3s 50 for
prime; 81 Uo for prime mess, Also Lou bbls new
nsss for december, seier- option at SO OOes4O 90.
Beef-Firm- Salss at So OJgi3 W for country
mess; SIS OO9is 50 for rsPsekod msss; SIS oo9
"A % for extra mess.
Beef HamS-Firm at CSC.
Cut Melsts-eaiei at le1s@ls5Se for sbO1ldsIE
l71S 92le Tor hams
AASr0-Flrmer 81 20(7225<c.
l3utter-still Irregular; SO94Oc for western and
SsGt5Qc for state
Cheese Good demand a. IA a229-
M. ROESR MARKET--eet. 81.
lBY TELRaRAPH.l
Honey-Bules quiss and sy at s9T 3 Ct. for
call l. ans
StorIins EzehaaEo-aHist and steady; 1csJS
for gold.
GOld-Exeissd snd decidedly higher Opening
at zz5 advancing to 2275z, declining 225lS, and
closing at 22T.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

STABB1xe ARFRAYs.-Eliza Thompson, an
old offender, stabbed man named James
Welsh, whom she met in hell in Union
Lane, Saturday night, because he refused
to treat her to liquor. She inflicted several
wounds, not dangerous, upon his head and
arms, whereupon she was taken to the po-
lice prison. Yesterday morning she was
brought before Judge Hessenmueller, but
her case was continued to Wednesday, on
bail of $500.
Richard Sloan was also brought up for
trial yesterday in tho Police Court, and
was bound over to the Court of Common
Pleas in the sum of $500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

LAKE SUPERIOR The steamer Iron City,
Captain B. G. Sweet, which arrived from
Lake Superior last Saturday evening, will
leave the dock of Hussey and Mcbride
this evening, on her last trip this year to
the upper lake ports. She experienced
con siderable heavy weather on her way
down. The incidents of her trip are not
specially worthy of note. She brought down
a few passengers and $50 tons of copper,
which she discharged at the dock of the
above mentioned firm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

NAN DROWNED James DAILY, watch
man employed by Hughes and Rockefeller,
River street, fell into the Cuyahoga River
about 5 o'clock Sunday morning, and was
drowned. His body was soon recovered
and taken to his home in Rooqa1ley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01
MORNING LEADEF
TURsDAY MORNINe, Nov. !.
REeg ADvERT1sEsIEETs,

Academy of Musio-Miss sallio St. Clair
o. Cutter & SoH-Auotion Sale.
@. & 8. q. B.-Winter Arrangement.
I. I. Baldwin & Co.-Esw Goods.
Hnssey 4 McBnde-For axe Supericr.
Cleveland & Toisdo h. R.-Thrse Daily Trains.
s25 R%wsrd-Mare Strsyed.
Lest-Gold Bracelet.
Il OottreIl Potatoes for Sale.
Metropolitan Gifs Book ore-LOcal Notice.
The BAzaar-bocal Notice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

FATAL FALL-A men whose name we did
not learn, while in state Of intoxication,
fell from buggy near East Cleveland, on
Friday, fracturing his skull. He was pick
ed up about three hours after, but his in
juries were such that he has since died. A
Post-mOrten examination was held by DR..
Weber, yesterday morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

TIE LIVERPOOL FLEET.-The bark Their
mutis, Captain Tucker, en- route from Liv-
erpool to Cleveland and Detroit, arrived at
Kingston, C. W, on Monday last. The
time made from Liverpool to Quebec was
forty two days. having performed the round
trip from Kingston to Liverpool and return
in about four months, including all stop
pages. She loads for Liverpool again this
fall, returning to Detroit in the spring.
The bark Etowsh, Captain Wraight, of
the same line as the above, outward bound,
which left Detroit short time since, ar
rived at Kingston the same day with the
Thermutis, laden with copper and sun
dries, taken on at the Wellington mines.
The coming seosn, tits intended by Messrs.
Cunningham, Shaw & Co., to put twenty
vessels on the above line for the lake and
ocean trade.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

IL TRANsITU.-The 10Th regiment Penn
sylTania Infantry Zone hundred days mem
passed through this city, Sunday, on their
way home from Springfield, Illinois, where
they have been stationed, guarding Gov
eminent property. Tho regiment num-
bered about 900 men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

MONTHLY MEETrSO oFsfHE S. A. s.-The
regular monthly meeting of the Soldiers
Aid Society will be held this Tuesday
afternoon, commencing at 8 O'Clock, at the
Aid sOciety's Rooms, 95 Bank street.
By order Soldiers Aid Society.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

FRUIT OF THE sAEDUsKY RIoT.-J. W.
Large, the returned soldier, who received
the contents of loaded shotgun in his
thigh, at sandusky, on Thursday night,
whilst passing the house entered by the
rowdies that were arrested and sent to
Johnson's Island, on Friday, died on Sat-
urday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

Police CoURT. - Judge HesSsnmueller
took action on the following cases yester-
day;
Drunkenness-John Rooney and William
Mooney, 81 and costs, each.
vagranoy-Alico Trainor, sent to Work
House 90 days.
Assault and Battery-E. C. Heitsch, IS
end costs; John Rye and Nicholas Mosher,
IS and costs, each; ThOs. Harmon, the
costs Michael Gallagher, $5 and costs.
Destroying Property-William Knorr,
continued to the llth of November-bail
500.
stsbbing with intent to wound-Eliza
Thompson, continued to November I'd, bail
$500; Richard Sloan, bound over to Court
of Common Pleas in sum of $500.
Grand Lareeny-Joseph Marsh, contin-
ued to Nov. 81, bail $500.
Violating Coal ordinance-Allen Jones,
senior, and Allen Jones, jr., continued to
Wednesday,
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CITY NEWS.

DEtTH OF Ma RIsLET.-Fhis man, whose
fall from Mr.. sexton's building we have
noticed, died on Saturday last. His wife
came in from oberlin, and returned thith-
er with the corpse.
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nNrnTcTRX

z hENIISIRI--
lBThose having sots OF Artificial Teeth which
-hey carefully keep in the drawer, or ind trout 10.
tso1e to carry in the pocket, especially invited
70 cali at Drs. HALEIW ELL ID AEIELS', Den
ts.a, South~e siGe Of Pnbiic Square and Ontario
1troet. Artificial Teeth upon Nulcanized Rubber
base with our mode Of inserting, are pronounced
by all 20 be DO most life like; useful in eating,
speaking OF singing they can lie htted over any
remaining roots and warranted to ft. Upper or
Lower Sets, SI5 and upwards. Persons having sets
upon Gold Plate, not fitting Oorr city, can have
hem exchanged in part payment. Established over
tuelEa Years. GETS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

ANoTHKR ARRIvAL.--They have just re-
ceived another invoice of goods at thegrest
Bankrupt sale of Boots and Shoes, los su-
perier street, among which are Ladies' Cal
ters, Slippers and Balmorals, Mems, Boys
and Youths Kip and Calf Boots, Misses and
Children's Shoes, in every style, which
they will sell fifty per cent cheaper than
any other house in the city They have
also the also tie largest assortment Of Mems
Grain Cavalry Water Proof Boots, to be
found in the city. Give them q call at los
Superior stroOty naar Water net23.IT5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

CHECAGO MARIl ET...elct. 81.

az TELEGRARB.
FlOur-Fifm sad advanced sc.
NFheGt-Eirn; advanced Tgse. Sales st 81 So
for No 2.
COrn-FiEm aed advanced &C. Sales at 81 sO9
| 70 for No. .
ORIs-Firms= Sales at esJSG16c.
Whisk y-A dvGneed z5fe $ les at 81 6291 6.
ReeefDfs-0,69O bbls n0ur; 81, So bush wheat;
20 100 bush Corn; - 600 oats
ShiPments-2,S5 $50 bbls -four; l7o, $50 bu wheat,
,orn y 600; oats 2fs tOO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01
CONCLUSION.

have now said more than 1 intended to
say: not so much as I desired TO say. I
wish to close with this simple, earnest en-
treaty: that every man aud every woman
here, may lay to heart the Importance
of the great issues before US, and of
their right decision, that each may
consider how far these issues REACH into
time, and what immense results they viii
influence, and that each, having made up
his mind on these points, may give every
energy from now until the day Of election
in seeing that the last voter is brought out,
the last effort made, for the success of our
holy cause. [Great cheering.l
We have been forced by the lateness Of
the hour at which we write to eondense
greatly from our rnotes in tho latter portion
of the speech.
The meeting adjourned after three rous-
ing cheers for Mr.. Chase, that gentleman,
accompanied by his friends, proceeded
at once to the Detroit boat, and left for
Detroit at about nine P. n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01
4ar Sale.

| OTIS FOR SALE-I36 Fl. FRONT
IL on Superior street, corner OF MuirEon street.
Also, subots 15, end 1s being i5 ost front ssoh
on superior street, east OF Muirs0n street. Also
10 taet front Spring street, running back to the
railroad track, being land on which part OF the
Wood-shed Of ths Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati
RAiirosd stands. Also, II feat Inches front on
Ohamplain stroar, nearly opposite the naE PoliSs
Court House.
For terms inquire Of PAINE : EADE,
d.csPeG 4tsnrnavz
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S.N. ROEGz nARAEE--ect. 3
NV YOKR sFOUA MARHEF.

EEw YORK, Oct. 81 1864
Government BtOckE-More active md hru-
er. Five-Twenty coupons los; one year Certif ates
g616
Burlington q Quiney III; Altoh & Terre Hauts 90;
Fort Wayne 1914; Northwestern 465[; do fsrrsd
S2k; Illinois CsLtra scrip 1906 Canton IS; Erie %;
Hudsoa l235S; Roldiug 1881; Michigan Central
l3e;hiehigan Southern %; q vel-nd 4 Pitt-burg
iOI, Quicksilver s5s<i New York Cent. 1235<; hio
Mississippi esTtine. ties 391<i American gid 227.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

TLOUR AND FEED ET WHOLE.
IL SALE AND -RETATL.-ThdI SlWayt
End st the subscribers store, unnil
Halt No. 1877 Chsmplain strtsg. u
very best braUdH OF White and BedaFsi VA
fresh ground Graham Flour, Rye Flour, and ffask
ground Corn Neal, Cracked Wheat, Ost Meal and
Pearl Barley; also Corn and Oats ground together
Mil Feod Of all kinds and Grain, which will SET
at the lowest price. Also, Beled Hay and Straw
ANY purchases made ot my ssors viii be promptly
attended to and delivered free Of extra charge.
Theundersignod Eas formerly Clerk in G. Andrew
Fe8d store lsep3s sl75l J. 7. BEIDESBAoH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

ATTESTiSS Co F. 2sTH REsrHEST o. N. G.
ID accordance with special order from
Regipentsl Headquarters, the members Of
this Company are notified to meet at the
Armory, on Monday evening, October 31st,
at * o'clock, for the election Of Captain
and Lieutenant.
E. C. ROUSE,
oct28I75. Lieut.GO Ommsnding.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-01

A magnificent stock of Photographic al
buns just opened at the Met, politan Gift
Book Store, No. 40 Superior street, and a
gift with each. novl:S
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IlIEEA,

October Slst. P n, CHARLES BRADBUBHs
only son Of y N. aud Anna B. Esson. sl.
Funeral fr m 200 Kinamsn street, Tuesday, Nov
LIST, at P. NJ. Friends Of ths family are invited
to attend.
In this city, on the sOth nit, at toe house Of her
son-in- aE, q. L. Fish, Mrs L. NJ. G8iFFiTH,
aged "a.
Funeral from the residence Of the family, no p
Huron street, on Wednesday next at O'CLOCK
In TWi sbu gh, Sunday, 0 tober 9th, Of Con
sumption, SAMUEL N. PARmELEE, sged AZ
yea.H.
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Union Men Of the sl1th Ward.
One More Grand Rally Before the
Election. SIZE 10 H1ala
Grand TOrchIlght Procession Thnrs-
-,- day Evening", November 3D.

- day Evening, HOvember 3D. a.
The procession viii form at the Wigwsm
at seven O'Clock Eprecisely. The line of
march will be as follows, viz: Up seoville
to Hudson, through Hudson to Prospect,
down Prospect to Perry, through Perry to
Cedar, up Cedar 70 Greenwood, through
Greenwood to Garden, down Garden to Per-
~, through Perry to Kinsmsn, up Kins--
man to jackson, through Jackson to Croto9n,
up Croton to Forest, through Forest to
Kinsman, down KinsmaD to Laurel, throegh
Laurel to seogiIl, down seOyill to the Wig
wan.
1t is hoped that the house Of every Union
man along the line OF march will be lighted
up. Let it be seen by this demonstration
thst the six hundred UUion voters Of the
Sixth Ward are ready TO meet, and determ-
ined to rout the enemy on Tuesday, the Sth
of November.
Bv order OF the Executive Committee.
W. P. FoGs, f
President of the Sixth Ward Union Club.
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OsWEaO MARKEF--Oet. 81.

lBY TKIEGEAPH.l
FIOur-Good demand and 25a5le better. Sales
at s. 10 slO % for-No. spring; $40 O09lO so ior
rcd winter; SO 759u % foi whites StI tO@I1 IS
for doubls extra.
Whest-i od demand, firm and steady. No. 2
spring 50 O2; 10. do 81 10.
Canal FreightS-UnchsngOi
Rose a srenfIss' Provision Market Re-
port
The following are the rates charged BY Us;
HAnss-Sugar-eurod premium mans D D......24 Q
Dried BeeET3 b......-
hOUlGers-Sugsr-cured e b...........---.......ls
BlaeOn-Or Smoked Sides Z .-.-....s....---..-..21
Tsarsi-P-ime leaf ksttle-rnd'd in bbls or Tres %
Prims leaf kettls-rndr'd in kegs 3 b..24 c
POrk-Ho. mess y $40 90
Extra clear D Hbbl.......-.......-.......-.r-
81 No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal 20 anything in
the State. Orders promptly hlled.
ROSE 4 PREHTISS.
iuly4-B Nos. l42, ia and 146 Ontario street.