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ASLEEP liz jesus o. for me, III
May such a blissful refuge br.. .'l--
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-4NA~'-.e'.t-
DIED, At her holae, White Oak Shoals. Sc
yicr county, ARK, on the l7th Of SEPTEMBER
1864, Mrs ELIZABETH MCLENuoN, consort uf
Jesse McLrndon. She was rhr daughter of
Key. G. Z. P-rkHs. an Oh and respected minis
Ter of the Baptist church, who lor many years.
resided IN Hampstead county, and whose circuit
of ministerial operations WAS Arkansas and North
Louisiana, and whose memory is held in rrspnct
by many churches which he assisted to cons ~
tute, and win whom he a!terward l3tbUrtd. Sue
was native Of Georgia; cinigratrd to Alabama
Wilkes county, with her father. When sAa
was married, on the 9Th Dee, 1881, moved
thence to the place where she died. ani was hu-
riTd al the Baptist church, neal Richmond ST.
Tier county, where she has held her member
ship Tor tbs last SIX or seven yeags She was
devoted mother 10 an only son. who has given
10 his country all Ms energies, mental and phys
lca., since the cCmm"nc-meut XII qur rurrie
!ur Independence; kind, tender ana Ace
tioua.e sister, lorcd hy her many relatives. r.
sPected hy ali who knew Err, anI especially by
the soldier and refugee. The writer of this no.
tie a recipient OF her EJeTali-y at.I christian
Kindness, does attest that, duIiuE q Stay ut
more than siN months, at her Lym. FL si-tres-
and ia hra.;n. ne ms never known ci.iz-a or
soldier taluec away emily. AL L.r sympa.ii-s
were, or seemed 20 be, for the suffering solli III.
ANA Our bleeding cause. She NEs Erne tr her
reHard. Gods WILDE done. ZIG. z.
DIED. At Camden, Ark on the q scnter-
hcr, l-6i, SAMUEL ANDREW CLARK, born On
the l5;h March, 1914, at Cheraw, Chcstg.4f-,1
Ii,t.i.; :. c. IfnDE1-r
Death loves a shining m9rly.' -
AmongoL the sHauy young and chiyslrous pa
trnts who have passed away from our midst,
none .ave caused go much regret and cloudel
oar spiits In sadness, as the demise of Samuel
ANDREW CLARK. In the first wear Of the war,
young SAMUEL was at school in Western Viz
g.HiA. No sooner did h hear the tocsin of war.
.aan Ike Putnam Of old, he latt hi5 books and
siudiys suI hUIri.d "a defend hi, country Oh
his WY he was captured hy The enemy on two
O:cs-iv4.s succeeded in ciu9inS them aud Joined
the lss A!kansss Regiment. As private, he
stood his ground m-niu!!y at Co.ir tA and on
the bloody fell of Shiloh th-HlU he Yas
transferred TO tho Appeal Battery, whera Hc
served - Sergeant until capture. at Nichs-
buEh- In private life, Sergeant Clark was be-
love-. a1i "a;r med by al vino knew him. Had
he lived. ae would Lave made :or DiEIF IA K iamt.
amongst ;nr houu.rl -nd tny good In hi-
c2se. iur oil E0mau maxim: e VI nom thl gods
love ui- ysuug," ia but too truly verified His
relations ana iriancs aava ike p-oul consolation
si kEOw..E that he has been gathered into tfz.
g.eri"cs band in realms @boVr, where tarre is
ither pain aor aiAictiou. aud hat his mans
Wi. he linked amongst those noble heroes ~ no
have proven themselves martyrs ia the cause
VI Liberty AMI Southern Principles
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26

NINA, daus liter Of Thos y and Sue Y. Trigg,
was born the 9th CT July. l-G0 AMI died near
Rondo, All, May 3lst, 1888
SUE l., infant daughter oi Thos b. and Sue
n. Trisg, was born the JOth Of September, 1858,
and died near RJudo Ak, sept. 2lst, 1854
Thus, bud by bud is snasched away by the
ruthless hand of Death, and the parent stem
left bleeding But. while Ne dee eply mourn
with the beieayed, let us not forget, that ali
things work together for good 90 them who
love Cog"
Mrs. FANNIE n, eonsort Of Dr. J. J. Whit
more, OF Centre Point Ark, was born in Ala.
Sac died on the 9Th inst, a. the are OF twenty
five, leaving a husband and two children, as
well as ny relatives and friends, to NOUN
Aar loss Her death sudden, though, Per
Eaps, not altogether unexpected. She had, ut
different times, presented herself as seeker OF
religion, though, SO Tar a. known TO FIR ~.iiG.,
had never made profession. INDEHED
This atiiialve Gispensation Of Gods pr5viI
dence saai!ii admou.sA her husband, relatives,
and friends, OF ,As uncertainty and bfevity OF
lie, aud C; sAG great Necessity of preparing for
death and the solemn realities Of eternity. May
God saucdi, this ent 10 the good OF many.
Sept. lJ.h, 1864 =. V. HAYES.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26

DIED, Near Columbus, Hen7stcad county,
September -2d, BELLE, daughter OF Ed. John
X. ROssItson; oged FIVE yeaIs.
Little Belle Is no more. God has taken her
from world Of trouble and sorrow, and given
her home among the blessed. Suffering vas
her portion here on earth, but in Paradise her
pure spirit, freed from t. shackias of mortali-
~, will live forever. The family have the
heartfelt sympathy of the community in this
sad bereavement Brlle WAS Il bright, hrauti-
iu, intt resting little git; the pride of her par
ents, the shadow OF death falls darkly upon the
home where her joyous smiles gave light and
gladness 70 loving hearts. Her illness was
brief. In few days size passed from the vi.or
OF health TO the icy GOODNESS of the grave.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-26

Date: Oct. lo,h, 1865.
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offering an opportunity to escape These
desertions are not matters of occurrence in
Arkansas merely, where there are no
whole Federal regiments made up of former
rebel soldiers. They occur in Mississippi,
Tennessee and Georgia. Within the pres
leptg week q squad of rebel soldiers from
9BTagg's army, deserters, and wandering
through the country, hiding by day and
travelling by night. reached the Federal
lines, gave themselves up, weary, with tat
tered garments and feet almost bare, and
are now enlisted in the Federal army at Q
post fifty miles from here. l--lT 40
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REPUBLICAN PURIsm.-The radical lead
ers, alarmed by the revelations which are
daily being made Of official corruption and
peculation in their ranks, are trying to
weaken the effect they are producing by
sham motions of economy and retrench-
ment. Thus we see that Senator Wilson'S
about to amuse Congress with resolution
reducing the salaries of the Collector, Naval
Officer and Surveyor of this port to $4,000
a year, and making it penal for them to re
ceive fees or perquisites OF course no one
believes Senator Wilson least of all) that
such proposition will be seriously enter
tained. The pap BY which the organs Of
he party are fed is supplied mainly from
these official perquisites. The Eceniny Post
through one of it's proprletors, who is ma
val officer has derived an income, it is said,
of $4,000 year from this source since the
present administration has been in Office
The motion is intended merely to clear the
skirts Of the radical leaders from the cdium
attaching TO the business The public will
not, however, acqmt them OF the responSi
bility of having assisted to place their au-
thors in the way Of robbing the public. As
to the necessity of putting an end to official
perquisites of every kind, and instituting
the most rigorous economy in all the de
partments OF the Government, there is but
one opinion amongst honest men. 1t will
not, however, be done by the present Con-
gress or under the present administration.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr. j. addresses all those who have
by improper indulgence and solitary habits, which
ruin both BODY and mind uniting them for either bu
Siness, study society or marriage,
These arc some of the sad and melancholy eheoE
produced by early habits Of youth, VIE weakness OF
Sight, Loss of Muscular Power, Papilation OF the
Heart Dyspepsia, Ndrycus Irritability, Derangemen'
of the Digestive Functions, General Deoihty, symp-
toms of Consumption, &c.
MENTALY.-fhe fearful effects on the mind are
much to be dreaded Loss Of Memory, Confusion OF
Ideas Deprsssons of Spirits Evil Forebodings Aver
sion to Society; Self Disrust, Love OF Solitude Iiu
ity, &c, are some of the evils produced.
THoUsAYps of persons Of all ages can now Judge what
is tho cause of their declining health losing thor vig
or, becoming weak pale, nervous and emaciated, nav
ing singular appearance about the eyes, cough ana
sYmptoms Of Consumption.
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Executors Sale ofValuable Real
Estate.

DART Of lot No. 35, corner Of Market and Frank
i lin streets, containing a. two frame tone
mrnu. ..-.. j.. -y-t5.
Part Of lot No. s ON west side Of Main street
near Franklin. 900
Lots No, II and ls with their buildings corner
of Main and Franklin streets East side.
Part Of lot No. 49, on west side Market street
near Adams on which is erected . good two (S
story brick dwelling. .,s.-,
One-half Of lot No. 50, east aide Main street
with (2) story brick dwelling and back bpiidings
Lot No. 80, corner Of West st. and Hos hsrt's al
ley, running TO the river.
One half lot No. l49, corner Of Chnpiins and 10.
street, with good two (2) story brick dwelling.
Part Of lot No 49, corner OF Main and JsAsrsos
street east side, with three tD good dwelling
houses. l.IHI.. 6 b.
One hundred and four and three feurths scess
of land in Marshall county said land being under
good cultivation and having COED farm house
thereon. do.
ANY Of the above described property can be Iur-
chased at private sale before the lst Monday
of February 1864, at which time the remainder
will be offered at the front door Of the Court House
Of Ohio county, at public auction.
r. SWEENEY, B1scutos
dec29-tds Of the Estate Of N. MeHsasbtsa.
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The Mississippi Plantations.

All sorts of plans are a6oat here to man
age and TO profit from these rich placers,
but between the Secretary OF Warand the
Secretary of the Treasury there is nobody
here responsible to direct. Eastern men
now, who want to 60 into the negro plan
ting, are blufed of, while Eastern and
Western old stagers on the ground are Civ
en- the monopolies. The profits tits SUP.
posed, will be very large There are sever
al schemes ahoat. One proposes to rent at
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Ss fer every 400 bales of cotton, and cents
for every bushel of corn. Alas for the
poor negro, be is to be the great sufferer
The new slazeholders will doom him to the
same sort ofdeatb aud dsmnatisn that the
that the followers OF, Cortez, doomed the
wretched Aces and Mexicans The negro's
doom is death and degradation The re-
ports here ofnegro deaths and diseases from
the Mississippi region a re terrible. llhu-
mauity seems to hare fed 80 s2' --.-.,,,.t
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain practice IN
duged in when alone habit frequently learned from
evil companions or at school, the effects Of which are
nightly felt, when asleep, and If uot cured rem
ders marriage impossible, and destroys both mind ana
body, should apply Immediately. ,
What pity that young man, the hope OF his coun-
try the darling ofhs parents should be snatched nom
ali prospects and enoyments life, by the consequence
of deviating from the path Of nature and indugng IN
certain secret habit. such parsons MUST before con-
lnt,,,r
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A CURE WARRANTED IN DAYS
No Mercury or Na,lseous Drugs
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from of the most eminent Colleges IN tne
United States, and the greater part OF whose NE mas
been spent in the hospitals of London Paris fhiiadel
phia and elsewhere has effected some Of the most as
tonishing cures that ever known many troubled
with ringing in the head and when asleep, great
being alarmed at sudden SOUNDS, oasn
fulness. with frequent blushine attended sometimes
with arrangement of mind were cured Immediately
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a Reports commence toreach us, through
scouts and incoming farmers, of rebel acts
during the late raid. All reports agree that
the rebels treated friends and foes alike,
going irto houses and taking bed clothes
and such like away Some houses the reb
els literally stripped of such articles, leav-
ing the dwellers therein to suffer from the
extreme cold for want of comething to
comfort them. -l --5t-..- 70 -...-. ..
The rebels took cattle, corn, &C., wherever
they found them. Their late actions have
gained them no favor among those who pre-
ferred to be their friends. CE'-L q" -,
The rebels have also adopted a new dodge
to gain interest for the sinking confederacy.
They took all kinds of valuable property,
and pretended to pay literally for it in reb.
ell scrip, This scrip they circulated in large
amounts. g.: - lob. -. ago. - Ed.
Their object is that, having taken man.
property they desire to gain his interest in
the confederacy by leaving in his possession
the rebel scrip, believing that self-interest
will gain to them much support, directly or
otherwise. ..... -.........
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body the most nsces-
sary requisites promote connubial happiness. In
deed without these the journey through life becomes
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens 70 ths
filled with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
of another becomes blighted with our own,
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The Richmond Dispatch confsssss that
the South is reduced 10 the following ia
tercstius situation: "lf the people are fed,
Le army must suffer, if the, army is fed,
he people viii staarVe, whst's ahs use OF tpS
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ORGANIC wEAK,NRss

mm sdiately Cured and Full Vigpr Restored 400, %.
This Distressing Affection which renders Lffs miser-
auiage the psueiy paid BY the
victims ofimproper ndulgences Young persons are too
apt 10 commit excesses from not beingaware OF the dread
full coasequences thatmny ensue Now that under
stand the subject viii pretend TO dsny that power Of
procreation lost sooner BY those falling no improp
er habits than by the pruasnt Besides being deprived
of the pleasure Of healthy offspring the most serious
and Of both body aud mind AZ iss
The system becomes Deranged, the Physical And Men
Nervous Irritsbility Dyspepsia, Palplntion of the
Heart, Indigestion Constitutional Debility, wasting
of the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
Office No. South Frederick st.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street. few doors
from the corner Fail not TO observe name and usm-
Der. . -.. Ia .--l. - .r. -,
tors Diploma hangs in his ohice -.-'.--
A CtJRE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
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!. Highly II llyqimportant if True Of Of

The 1Iississippi Cotton Crop to
: be Sold for Greenbacks..Kir.
by Smith and His Ofncers to
4, 20 to MexicO-.His Proposition
Said to have been Forwarded
3qt0 Observation-Disclosures Oraliza-
Il ton Of the Rebel Army.
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudont votary oil pleas
IRE finds that he has mbibsd the seeds oil thus palniu
di sease il too often happens that an tmed sense OF
shame or dread Of discovery, deters him from applying
10 those who from education and respectablty, can
alone befriend him, delaying TIL the eonsttuuohai
symptoms of this horrd disease make their
such as liberated sore throat diseased nose
Mains in the head and limbs dmness OF sight, deafness
nodes on the shin-bones and arms blotcnes on tne
head, face and extremities, progressing with Hlgn ~
rapidty till at last the palate OF the mouth OF the
bones OF the nose fall in and the victim OF this aW
disease becomes horrid object Of oomIniseranon, H
death puts period 10 his dreadful sunerlngs oy ssnc
ing him to 'that Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns" -, i,
II s slauchov fact that thousands fall victims 10
this terrible disease. owing 10 the unSnllfulness OF s
norant pretenders, who, By the use OF that DsoaW
son. Mercury, ruin the constitution and MAKE Ns r~'
due Of life miserable.
~ STRANGERS
Irst not your lives health, 70 the care Of the many
Unlearued and worthless Pretenders, Destitute Of
knowledge, name or character, who copy Ut. 5ohn-
stons adyertissents style thsmsslVss IN the news
papers, regularly Educated Physicians, incapable OF
Curing they keep you trfing month after month "a
king their filthy and poisonous compounds or as long
as The smallest fee can be obtained, and IN despair,
leave YOU With ruined health to sigh your CALLING
disappointment.
DR.. Johnston the only PhysiciAn Advertising
His credentials OF diplomas always hang in bis once
His remed as or treatment unknown 70 all others
prepared from liz spent IN the great hospitals oi fu
rope; the first IN country and a more sxten0Fs
Prisate PToeiIee than any other Physician IN the
world
INpORsEMEyT OFFHE PRESS
The many thousands cured at this Institution year
amer wear and the numerous important Surgical Up
srations performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed oy ths
reporters OF the "Sun," Clipper" and many other
papers notices Of which have appeared again and again
before ID pubs, besides hls standing a. gentleman
Of character and responsibility, IL sufficient gaaran-
tee 10 the afflicted,
skin Diseases speedily Cured.
e4-No letters received unless postpaid aud con
taining stamp 20 be used the reply Persons WI
ting should state age ard Ssnd porsn Of fadvsrtssent
describing symptoms. .y'
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, ". D.,
OF the Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore, MTyrd-
dcc22-ly
ER & B r o., II
wholssals Retail Dealers N
HATS CAPS, STRAW GOODS g.
- No. 10, Cor Main and Union ss,
june 20 WpsE.Na'wEsf VA
N. T. II ARRIS,
MANUEACTHRER & S7DEALER In ID
BOOTS AND SHOES.
f-a SO. T7-Main stress, 'JA -'e'.
lSea whool1n@. va.
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] BALTIMORE. Lock Hospital,
NJ EST ABLIsHED AS A REFUGE FROM
7N15Tad ID ,b7QUAcEERY. 'ih -r-e5
The Only Place Where Cure Can be

nR- JOHNSTON BIAS DISCOVERED THE MOST
IL Certain, Speedy and only Efectual Remedy IN the
World for ali frfyats Diseases Weakness Of the Back
or Limbs, STRUCTURES, Affections Of the kidneys and
Bladder Invlountary Discharges, Impotency, General
Debility Nervousness, Dyspepss, Languor Low Spinfs
Confusion Of Ideas, Palpitation Of the Heart Ilmidf
the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections Of the
Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Bowels-tAoss Terrible Dis
orders arising from Solitary Habits Of Ysnth7those
secasR and solitary se6oes more fatA 70 their VIC
Tins than the song OF syrens to the Marinss Of Uys-
ses blightng their most brilliant hopes or autcpa-
tions. rendering marriage, &C., impossible. .Tr
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MIN

EspeciaIy who have become the victims Of Solitary
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which annu-
ally sweeps to untimely grave thousands OF Young
Mea ofthe most exalted talents and brilliant intellect
who might otherwise have entranced listening Ssnates
with the thunders Of eoquence or walked TO sscy the
living lyrs may call with full confidence. 5---.--,-r
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2 fkThe following extracts from the Memphis
correspond ndence Of the St. Louis Republican,
are thus editorialiy indorsed by that paper:
t0f the Correctness Of this Information we
have NO doubt, for-it comes from sources
likely e. have the best means of informa
tion; this would involve the complete dis
bandment of the rebel force in Arkansas,
Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas, and the
immediate return Of those States to the
Union.uG ! d ~ IaA- ~ -, -
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DAILY REGISTER,
Thrilling Adventure ON the
Plains.

The following account Of an adventure
in the recent great snow storm on the
plains is given in private letter from Cap
tain James H. Dodge of Milwaukeei c77Yd
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GEN. KELLEY'S DEPART
--AN- MENT. ., - Oil }
Withdrawal Of the Rebet Early
Up,the Shenandoah Valley
Failure Complete.

H EADouARTERs DEPARTMENT OF WEST
Va. CUMBERLAND, Nd, Jan. IL, 1854 !
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MARRIAGE,

Married Persons, or Young Men coutsoplst sting mar
rage being arsre Of physical weakness, orssnie dsb-
ty, dsformitiss speedily cured. L, = 90
Hs who places himself under the care Of DR.. J. may
religiously eonie in hs honor as ssnG snAh, and
confidently rely Npenhis skill as physician- t-r
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II EADoUARTERs. DEPARTNgNT OF WEST
Va. CUMBERLAND, Nd, Jan. IL, 1864. J
Scouts reycrt Gen. Early falling back up
the Shenandoah valley. This is regarded
as reliable, Therefore all fears of the rail-
road are now looked upon as absurd.
The latest now from the kanawha valley
is very encouraging -rz-a aHTTv III E-fc
The Kanawha river, is entirely rozen over
Heavy SHOWS ia the mountains preveIt &C
tive operations by either our own or the
enemys forces. -----. ''''.-,
--Deserters continue TO come in, telling pit
liable tales OF zsuffsrings endured by the
rebel troops 10 their late attempted raid.-
Nothing has yet been ,Reard from the eayal-
ry forces sentin utsuit of Mosby. NJ r-.-
HEADau&RTERs. DEpARTNt tENr OF WEST D..
VIRGINIA, Jan. II, 1864.
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Markets-cAnvvuLLs REPORTED roR rEs T. ,sus
AsHrs-rh. n.rt-. ,s sr,o with . nodsra,s. demand
Sale, 50 bib g., o Pot; end s ,5s 5 I ~. on.
lw The market closing dn and heavy at eisSasssi 10"
nhddings Sales Of 400 bale. e-..r, -. w. h.,, u
COFFEF.-Rio IL more active and frmer. We no"A "
ssle, Of $500 tsr but the ano'a'in' ere t.i pris
AKAr, psl, s for wT rr sa"
heinz fly iccdsc. ~ tb eheyo slste er,nd' s ror.
CRY + r for r. hoe. sd Es 3; ,a' I. s.s 300 cs
snperne si.,e: sms5s 10 ~ tcy Ere SiSr H.
e. Is 20 ,,ey si: A. r. sp nj 's Is
rirs SIT, r October md Ss~,ue.r ieliyer 4 i r r.
ses !. S ' ai rs .af' s.s Of oo bs sess
Ell % i,t the ow sr'd Of Ft,rs orl 81 %oSlI' si
r ,Ss A"d ssI .s g. aaoG s1- a, Sab ii
2oO bhl &, ell ia Sc - o nI"s :" . god nns
F FSi b gosoI f., * fo me- ay "a i.o~er
$50 btl.. a t9?s@+i2s Gem Mssl :. h,m Sales OF f'O
GRANITE wh-., nsrhs orcpcd am sud hsAvy. ous
close active dcne =, o t. tsirr on. fe ,o n
Sa.. q o. RAJ Is for ibr.so rrns ~ 2a2 - fSr MI
wsatee GLIB e for %,lI L., sholes' 20 81 81
70, Srr S Ss I'd - = a a., re-. fer eho Partly !.
scs,r- and wsr,ed Psrey MT Irc hln Oats re sr
rive ,.-, md uonrsl at ~ nsa a. Corn + NOR in', 70
,and mixed Western and cal g. for 'ounddo shos' OF
In store
EOPS-Are In fair dsnsnt TOT home asa aio bho NJ ~ "
firm =, 90 a. nc. Tor rnr;nion 10 -lioce !,
MOLAsSEs-i. n in.pro,cd den,ai ani 6r,nsr $40, o.
als hhds Cubs ,pd Nu.rovsis IN Al ~ lIf DIS Nw
Orlssns al e. 6si "a - lids PoT'o Rico SD ~ es's.
6'rbsdo', priy e terms 'nd by suction w O'
PROVISIONS Pork Dark-t "a more aciiye' pui pt.e
a., again over The sale. h.ek 49, egns Wy f
tb, At Al sSd 2 mfr Old Mess 65a 7sds@oo io' Ne =
DO and rs SEA or ~ ~ IIip@ Ell u - Re A,', 49,
..,i- ~, u iCshhis slTg9t22f0 for Plsn hs'''
ego l0af - on for FIra &c. II rec rrei + IN sna
.r,.t ofne Beef Hams d sni a"y. Cot Nrta 'e
ffrv .~ves nnn. sss. Il ie' psEs at i'~i3. Io'
sLonl1.T. and nc. for Pans BACON h inatiI" La'n =
NOR. act W. aud hrer S'ifs 1loo bhs sad tt~ ~ -"
?4,c. fr fair 10 pr'n. Steam a. hstue A.pds,H 81
i'FTROLErN--C ind IN al deuN ani rg.r' saS
Olson tb, a, s'I- Rsfnrd 4 tc In bond md
dfe. for 20 fpe l. f.I
Rlt F-l, irrc'ivr and rrices ar nominal. ,,,,
prGAR-Morr af,iv ard .a-s trr,cr ssss OF ", hhcs
. !! d12c for Cub. ne. Tor Pouo kcoi ssI5 aa9 Manu-,
and 100 bare Havana prisaistsr refined 'ussh i'f
deGiard snd firm.
sFEDs-Grs., Scot. inactive sa vice ere eniii
noun. Roueh Fsri. n fair 3en,nd and steay ~ ? %
and s33s 4 bn.f,l o. 20 bs. ...
TALLOivThe usIst il moe 'eve I'D frrer Stie' 81
IS w ~ "a lnlHlf3 or N.s va - i'T tiy.
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IL 100 bbl,. / 90 for State. and 81 Hdri - lo'
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