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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-03
A WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES.
AFTER 4 THOROUGH fslAL oF MoRl

AFTER 4 TH0RuUaa t8lAL oF MoRE
THAN TEN YEARS, tho ,irus- pieces nj nufAo
rTed by an Aniariesn watch Co, Of Wa, ham
ilass-, have gained fTm Acld IpJn tho VoI
tho public, and row. no less that - Coz Of
,Lem are srJakiug for themselves in the 20, K
IL Of 'ha puuple. Frnm very iLsignia': nj
egirning tho bnlness has increased nnlil we
rs justified in stI'ing that WE MAKE MORE
III IN ONE MALE ct all ihe watches pOld IN
he U1i:sl S.gtes. Repeated enlargement Of
~ f-ct5!Y huiiiGgI. sIl the labor Of 50r cpef
rA:ive', II. N ud "a IUulual 10 'HaN'y ire ton
i'ant y i'lreSrirg demand. And We mag here
bsa!Yy .ha; -ot Hi.hs,A ling no hiLn Price Of
Ipor Ani nII,arGs, We at.nA.lg sa!! car pie-
'''''- - loss prices tcah ihOsJ CuTrCut nre
yearShga
,, -to th,.s fa3,s only for tn, Iurrese
ir,pcrlY inf'rdu.inQ mother Auhi,t' .e .aii'e
% nUr' Insl Tta,ura u vsteIes. iiishs6tJ oar
ShiS; Nrieg sDS been - lnA,s y i wJ'cEoS ioT
.. ~ .iJr - lic lowest 5-'ibe prct--nomo
hiuy To ;sFs ira place ,!!.e Max, bcliey"
'F, chs o.t.tl "Aucrr.,' L"rinrt. D. Enyiiah
tignt Lrytgs' ar.. auEA,.iy .Errv apun
H.. u,slS.t. "a tnuu,losl runaers. ~ EHrO-
'sI1 ,uCssLi.E S.,,h ."Ii'l ~ d rs 's,e
''h ir',..'r."'. ,F~s'9.h ~ l'.no Aui pe--
,e .r. -" h.. ...-. tctI.
ih.sv l,c He iu'u as. g'o t~hc3, aud nov
- ..'1 - .EG,l..ct at SO ktys crnlayucc.
gE ...7. 's.t.-5 .. wE-'.r' 81 } 'vry
I.GuEeT GRACE ! 0H y IL lIEON-
UEETI,
'a.5sa''-i =. sry:h.pI ii hsrIo ms's 20 'H-.
,.rg4 ant .r,u-1.'s-A - sn!:a.Ey ma,a ~
.s v-r.l. E.: .li- pG' Poss I naS1 iho an'i-
-: ..>I i.,y-' Hyh.N5 s'eI;2- - addition g"
aG 'G.. i,.s' CI.T.-sl tor III b'nLSp q n
ls.ur.-. al 1ayG ! l'A IL wi,r ihs b.~' work
...y !o vQf ,-'yi.a. ? '.."s rr car luig TX
peri ccs, ,S taco ronrdJ.!ol til" { m OF 90.
.t>..,, ia.;;.u su3H iDrroy sn.vA.s ~
nave bee. HussIS!S aud T rove
= = lE.i ;s. u ....u - a. Hni have inH.-
ulol nsv IN s,Socs 10 - ci isJ!GroniSn, ud.
,s.tnsa. ..i con. pvH's'i ~. Srv ,ulI!!tr'
nj Hrr = cH' :,Hy5 hcen gp1s'rUr;odr " 'th
i'7."-'u ,n.ir RVrL with ynnaimIua;e uplint!
IL GxA.t.rpd', aud :aJ Ga 'iess, uni most Np
- Nls rultlijs'z r''- are nsyd. NU.E'Eg -
. @.; !, @an:.as q, rrr IL 'ntraaui.". ps,Gcifs-
nA'alial ~ vJ7sin.UNrip - insU9 IsrIoc.o;
q 10 e ~.
~ tIn inls - rraGcIC'ufS gr other We
SgoHn un.lif.. ur,le' tho tll1S'py na'nes:
"arprL ron rHA CT q co."
.p. =. HAM LEY
- ,is 'SJliera Sa,eh,n
"wd. ElLBEY,"
rhrl,',,-, ;t,loE--' Pricei wa'ch va make
i,s 'uh :.ni:2i, rs..s' . 5w' letes. rns, j.
f;grl.ls i iysr- hNaarg pa.'orn, and "a rni H.
he = e. crt # Crdsr eiJhet in mar Nj dni
" Gsrliu. l'lo a51ve lnc-i,ci va'gha :,
ircl ling anc ANc,t Whilhi' name "ANlRlcA'
HA,cI CvaPAay,' n,e soli Nv watch dealer.
generally llr,llTou' the G)uatry.
EOBBlNS ( APrELT0N,
5cszi. fof .h, A,ps'ic,n WHeh Com ary
lS2 BEJADW Az n Y.
Ln'y li:h mi9R.- 30.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-03
Width 2.--2d col,
MCARTHUR NURSERY,

The undersigned wishes to INFORM the citizens
efVintcn, and surrounding Counties, that'they
have established Nursery at Macarthur and
willksep ccnstantly on hand, every variety
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
We now offer for sale, 10000 Apples trees
10000 Peach trees. Pear, Cherry, Plumb dc
Of tho very best varieties.
These trees have all been rnised 10 Hooking
County, and beirg seclimated are preferable
TO trees shipped from other stetes. They ara
two years old thrifty and in he best Condition
OIL we ask Is that thoss wishing treec should
os.l and see for themselves.
Address
Dec. IL--e5 3mo. j.. ". GOLD.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-03
SIiERIFF'S SALE.

o1l bISAE - = "a LIZ.
State of Ohio. Viaton Couaty,
Morris Albangh Pltf. In Court Of
against Commou Pisa,
jJ. GiIiasaa Allison e. al Def" " sSis. SIs'' OF
DERSC ANT 10 the command Of an order Of
1 sale in the above oause to mo directed from
the Court of Common Pleas, of the aforesaid
county of Vinton, will offer at public sale, a.
.he door OF the Court House, in the Town ofMo.
Arthur. in afore-ad county Of Vinton, on
Saturday the 96th day Of MarcI 1864,
Between tho hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and
four o'clock, p. NJ, of said day, the following
property, to-wit In-lot number one hundred
and eighty eight. (ls3,) and lot number two
hundred and ninetesn, (2l9.) also lot number
two hundred ard eighteen, (2ls,) IN the town
Of MeArthur. VintOn County Ohio.
Taking rs the property cfJ.J J. Allison, "a
satisfy It Judgment in favor ofMorris Alsaurb.
Apl aised as follows. ip-lot number 9ns
hundred eighty eight, appraised at ifty dollars,
lot number two huudred ard nineteen ct forty
dollars, and lot number two hundred and eiob,
teen 1t thirty-seven dollars, and mus: bring
tw,-thirds ofthat siim.
TERMS OF SALE. cash 10 hand.
ARCH. NORRIS. .Shff. Y. Co. o.
Feb. lsthlsoi-5S By wM. GoLD, Opt.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-03
AVID CINCIU lA7I
EsLAEIMaSAIe.

t.ts s. e ~ q D = 81 sl1
NN an nf,,r M,ni.y, JauERry |! lsd4, ana
" unu ! !uIthOr notice, ,raiuS viii run as TO-
'oTs:
MAIL GOING EAST,
leaves Ciu,iunati =, 6 20 \. W.: Leaves Blan-
'hca,'er ST. OF q NJ; leaves Gr, euaod a.
l2.ll +. NJ; aulges ~ Ch.iucn;rs a. l:l5 IN
Leaves CH.iito h ~ IS i. ~: htNts Hon-
den Juncion ~ 4:5g P. NJ. raves Amen. a.
l:el =. ~; Arriyoa at Marietta Vt 9 IS r. VI;
uri'e, CT Bo'pre Prher. b'ra asSLV 7. u.
MALL GOING WEST.
Leaves Pt'pr0 &e., Of : go a. ~; leaves Mar
G.ig al T:4j An; leaves Athcrs ~ zoos a
W icsY0a nnJ,n 'une'ion at ll.GS A. Nj
arrives at Ohi'ic, the aI 1875 PM; leR,'K
hilliro,hO a. !;li P. Il leaves ElRncnester a,
$3.50 I 81. lel,es L"veland at 4:5O l.. ~; ar
rivrr at Circirua'ti-lG 5.5j PM.
Tho A,eomnaliion Train Leaves Cki.icoltt
i. ) 2n \ M;Rrr,.rn At Ginrinnaui OF ~: 5 A..
y :icaycs Curinrs;i st $3.50 =. u 4; arrives a.
= i!ieOtLe SO L NJ.
C'm to'ons aro made at Loyeland will
'Iiau - AMI from Colmmbrs. and a, llsnleI
Junction w.lh trains 10 and from Porterpvuib 4.
JOHN DURAND, supt.
January II, iSsI-ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-03

SsM. PETrENGTLL & CO. Ad1eT. i.sn
Cs Agents No.. 81 Park Row, New York &
ostste street, Boston are our Agents and Bre
authorized 10 take advertisements and Sub
sfipusns for " at ear Lowest Rates.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-03

SHERIFFS SALE.
Stote fOhiO, Nnton Coun,y.
Neil d. E6eIheart, Pltfs.l In c, urt of
against Common Plea.
John shTetkongaust &psn.
J, c. P. BroSn, Nel's' On Execution.
DCBSUANT 70 tho communal Fan order Of
1 sale in the above cause 70 me direc,ed from
the Court Of Common Pleas, of thu aforsaid
County at vinton. viii offer OF public sale, ct
the door Of the Court House, IN the Fonn Of
dGArihar, na'arsaid County of Vinton. on
Saturday tie 2aa deg Of April 1864,
Between the hours of ten O'Clock A. N., and
fonr o'clock P. 81, Of laid day. the following
property, tO-Wit: ln-loi number two hundred
and t.enty-six, (2-6.) iu tho Town of McAr-
thur Yinton County Ohio.
Taken as the property off. CT. Brown,
70 satisfy judgment in favor OF Nell & Lber-
heart.
Appraised at five HUNDRED and f!y dollars
{ $3.50 } ana mus. oriug .wO.,ltird Of that sum,
TERNS OFsALE, cash in hand.
AkCu. NORRIS, Ehff. Y, Co. o.
Feb 25, lsa4-5w. WV. GoLp Deputy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-03
To RmderE.

We propose to furnish the following
Nagszines at the Lowest prices.
Lady's Book and Democrat $500
National Magasine and Dem. $50
I.adyb Frisnd and Democrat s.Sol
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
The Largest City in the World.

IF the following account is true, London
is no longer the metropolis Of our planet.
That distinction belongs to the Japanese
city of Jeddo, which correspondent Of the
Boston Traveller thus describes
q But what shall | say of this greatest
and most singular of all cities volume is
needed to describe it, without attempting
to give its history. / have read Of old
Ninevah and Babylon below the ground,
and seen and handled the works of art
which have been disinterred, and created
so much Arbitration on both sides of the
Atlantic but one living Jeddo above the
ground is. worth hundred old fogy cities
below il. ] cannot give you an ides Of it,
it is SO unique.so unlike everything except
itself, and so impossible as you will think.
have seen several places Of interest, and
maintained cool head, but was bewilder-
ed and confoundcd when saw this. It is
situated on the western shore of this charm
ing gulf, twenty miles wide by twenty
four long, to which the Lake Tiberius is
nothing, except in the sacred feet which
once trod its shores Is stretches for TWEEN
ty miles and more along a beach of a semi
circular form, with its horns turned out
ward and along which street extends,
crowded with blocks of stores ard houses,
and teeming with moving crowds, while
shop keepers, artizans, women, and chill
dren seem equally numerous within door,
and at the doors. Indeed, a dozen or fifteen
miles might be added to the length Of the
city in this direction, since there is nothing
but an unbroken succession of towns and
villages for this distance which are as pop
ulous and well built as the city itself
aIn crossing the city from the shore to
the western outskirts, / have walked two
miles and half and then proceeded on
horseback for ten miles more, making
twelve miles and half in the whole, while
in other places it may be wider still Ac-
cording TO the lowest estimate, the city
covers an area equal to seven Of the New
England farming towns, which vere ususi-
ly SIX miles square. Aud ali is trsversed
bv streets. usually wide, well constructed,
perfectly neat and cross each other at right
angles streets lined with houses and stores
as compactly as they can DO built. and
crowded with moving and stationary masses
as thick as in our w ashington street or New
York Broadway. at least for considerable
distances The population is estimated
generally at three millions, which Mr.. Har-
ris. our minister, thinks is no exs.ggeration.
For my paft, judging from what / hsve
seen when / have gone into the hesut Of
the city, and crossed the city from side to
side. Z should be willing 20 Md - rnany
millions more: for the living, moving
massee seen from sunrise to sunset, and ev-
erywhere the same, fairly sesmsd beyond
comPusation. = es. ;..s5
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organize q once, ct your centres Of popu-
htion Gay 1t yoar State capital sSState
Relief Association E for East s Tennessee =
and auxiliary associations. in every com
munity, in cosrespondence with the State
organization Your Stato association will
receive donations Of every kind which can
aid the spffarers, as well as money. The
money Yill be invested in clothing and
PROV yislons by the agents Of the " East Ten
nessee Relief Association at KnoxvilIe,'' =
and OF the State Associations. There VII
be no dif6<uIty in transferring supplies to
Nashville, Tenn, by railroad and steam
boat-and have letters from Governor
Andrew Johnson assuring me, that when
delivered to him there, they shall be prompt
ly'forwarded to Knoxville, East Tennessee.
GovernorJ ohnson'sl home is East Tennes-
see; hisloyalf heart is with her people, and
what he promises be will accomplish. la;a
Remesabcr, Christiansl Remember, phi
ianthropssts Forget not. patriotsi That
your fellow beings, Your fellow christians,
yourifaIIow- patriots, who have suffered be-
yond expression, anri sacrificed all they
possessed, Tor our holy cause, are already
experieaeing the horrors Of present press
ing destftution, that the fangs OF unsatisf-
cd hunger are already gnawing at their
yitals, and that, unless they are soon re-
lieved, their uIiburied bleaching bones viii
constitute ghastly monument forever to
their sad memory You can easily save
these people, will you do it? TIE time is
short-the crisis is imminent it viii soon
be too late. 4nb ssssa4n1 sfsiZ g
-bsti. l am very respectfully,
n g. TAYLOR. of III Iennessee
n. B.-The Press Of the East and West
viii confer a favor upon the suffering peo-
pie of East Tennessee aby giving publicity
to the above letter through the newspapers.
-. ..,sf -.s - k-e.f n g. r.
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aa- The Government must not, cannot
fall Though your flag may have tralled
! in the dust: though the banner of our
4 country may have been ssuIiied, let itestill
be borne onward and if it be necessary to
cleanse and purify the banner, let it be bap-
tized in FIRE from the sun and bathed in a
natio,is sbIood-rAndreae johnson. s,
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For the Knoxville whig.
East Tennessee.


II 7T-t- -.4t
AIE-a Maryland my Marysanis
Still faithful mid the faithless found,
... East Tennessee, East TennesseeI
From mountain side To river bound,
East Tennessee, Fast TENNESSEE.
Thy noblest slaughtered in their youth,
Thine old men dying forthe truth, s.
Thy daughters brave, spite woe and ruth,
.as East Tennessee, East Tsnnassesl
Shall BuRxsiDz's valor prove in vain,
"a East Tennessee, East Tennessee?
: To break sor aye thy tyrant's chain,
II sli East Tennessee, East Tennessee7
Though Richmonds prisons hold our sons,
Columbia's jails our tortured ones,
With grief for thee our breast o'erruns
East Tennessee, East Tennesseel
Shall we in plenteous sase repose
sa East Tennessee, East Tennessee?
While thou art fainting meath thy woes,
East Tennessee, East Tennessee?
Thy happy homes now desolate,
Thy sons pursued with savage hate,
Fen Ia thine arms thrice glorious State,
East Tennesscs, East Tennessee.
Our hands, our hearts, our swords are thine,
East Tennessee, Esst Tennesscei
We give not water for thy wine,
East Tennessee, East Tennesseel
Forbid it God, that we whom Heaven
Has blessings with orr sorrows given,
Should let thee from our side be riven,
East Tennessee, East Tennesseel
Bear on, brave hearts, the dawn is near,
:. East Tennessee, East Tennesseet g
When clouds and darkness disappear,
East Tennessee, East Tennesseel
Fen now, from mountain-top and tree,
Floats forth the banner of the free, a
Bright signal Of thy loyalty,
East Tennessee, East TENNESSEE
Philadelphia, Feb 20, 1864.
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Contributors viii please to observe that the fore
going list OF donations contains those only which
we're received by o'clock yesterdays. Pm.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
The Sufferers In East Tennessee.

70 the Editors Of The Boston Daily Adrertiser:
Contributions to the fund for the relief of the
loyal destitute inhabitants of East Tennessee re-
ceived since the last report up to three o'clock yes
torday sf4eisf ase1i 8Ge1 Ef4t EfahT
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nG While the, Union Lasts, We have high,
exciting, gratifying prospects spread out
before us-for us and for our children. Be
'si1n 'vsi11nnd that I seek bot to penetrate the yell,
''a grant, that in my aay at least the
cL c.. tain, may not rise ~ Ld;aieL Websfer
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HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES, !

3Hn1 sTu1gaf FEN n jas March I, I564nxJ +
In Dear SRI have the pleasure Of transmit
ting herewith the of $3.50, which is the proper
ton according to valuation of the district, which
have the honor TO represent in the Legislature of
the 100000, so urgently needed BY the suffering
people Of East Tennessee.
a1Piase credit it toeaAmhsrst and believe me
Win very great respect, .t -, 8+cf ar :,
Your most obedient servant.
80 lSigned1 snat pae .fses. w. . eLASK- 2
4 have the pleasure to state that ten thousand doh
lars of the sums received by me, are already in
course of tnsnissiop 70 be disbursed by response
bls agents for the relisf Of cur suffering brethren
in East Tennessee. Supplies Of clothing may be
3 sent to Mr. Samuel Hall, jr, at tho store Of A. g.
rSrwgll u CO. 3 Central wharf Mr. Hall Kindly
contents 70 supsfintsna thsir kfwardiag1 1na D
am snSssssssa ssstats that a sbris sdassS 70
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the citizens Of Massachusetts, proposing plan Of
concerted action throughout tbs Commonwsalth,
will be issued tomorrow
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02

The .donstion of sAmherst" received by the band
of COL Clark, the representative of that district,
was enclosed in letter, of which the following is
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29
The Roanoke.

Uol,Jox. Oct 2s.--The following 10 . sta erI.ent
Of the capture Of the steamship Roanoke, bound
| IRON Havana 10 New York, by Rrsine and bis as
socines cleaned by Captain PEPPER, of the brig
sht!ne Nathiljc, non Captain Drew The Roanoke
let Havana for Nov YORK. Oh her regular day, and
Proceeded on her course until evening in The usuh
manner without anything remarkable occurring
Captain Drew retired to lis cabin about ton o'clc.k
L. ". A. that time number Of passengers were
, assembled az singing. sudlsnly, several men,
armed with revJlvera. entered biz cabin, aud in .
moment no found himself handcufei. Others .
| Oh" party mcanwh,e adopted similar r,cssures IN
otucr rnr'' " The sip and in few Minutes s.e
was completely IN the possession u tho cnrinr-.
, Only two alo's were hrcl. One took effect on tie
| carpenter Of the L an0se, who Offering resistance,
was SHOT lead. The csp,Ors having gained pos-
session. at once shape he Of the vessel for
| Bermuda. On arriving OF the island they did not
attempt to enter the hArhor but waited for pass
any vessel BY Which they could SEA nd Vi the crew
and pass.usess Ihore were hlty o. the former,
and thirty VI the l,iter mostly Spanish. The
| Roanoke had but little freight but s1e had forty
y my ihorsand dollars partly 10 specie and Iart.
! y in paper, on board. ST.. also Lad very ht.e
coal On hand when the transfer toos plaee. After
| the Msth'ljc res.hel BartBula with her pssseu-
| gers, q party from tie Roanoke arrived there in
tosts tie latter vessel having teen set TIRE aud
| iu,ued
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

N,o ORLEANS, Oct. 10, ria Cairo, Get. 22.-The
steamers sueo Nsds, from Now York, and Alh-
tnce, nom Brazos Santiago arrived yesterday.
The Alliance brings intelligence that Cortnis
sfrcnderel his forces, &c. 10 the imperalis,s- and
accepted R-igadier q. neras commission IN yay.
Amilian's army. Seiia commands at Nstamorns.
General Dr1yton has superseded General Fond At
brownsville ~ command Of ne rebels. TIE iror-
clad Lafayette was fired upon with musket-v by
gucrrllss at Rliclise Point, ten miles above Nor
ruerrlills dispersoi when q few shell had lcon
fired
There have been lrsqucn, raids on the cas- bank
Of The s.ssipp. Tie rebels cudeayored to CT ,ss
1000 bead Of cattle, t. prevent capture. $50 head
stuck w The mud. TIE gunboat For, Hindmsn
gobll,i half o. them up An oXpe li'ion under
COL Elge was sent to Jackson Point. fifteen
lies from Fort Adams T. p.event the passage VI
more s,oek
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

T., guerr1s leaders In his btsn are c0mulss'on.i
Steers In the regular Contedera" seFViee' Lieut. E
Colonel Hyne, Of the l'th Dbnois Veteran cavalry
who wss captured at Glasgow sn9 paroi'ed- eN-
.-esses the opinion that the re~I' cannot hsh'
mounted, and ust orr infantry are more than A
match for hon. Tic a"' saSs 't'' rr'c" h'' WHY
t71usiG1 uc-.
~ Lons, D"' u .-l The l1' oi property 'tttr
.,.t.rc Il Gsssow by tie rebols will anoin' 10
$.1pW' L'-ntg ron - Colonel Mchrt1'r'
T. rcd regiment, und" Lieut. johnson were At
tlo',i n".' f,'. u ne'9oo on 10" l:to' bN -"
srrias Three charges were rcpd''d' "hen We
D. ola f'i, lclvns a. killed hrl wcnn-"i On N"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29

posEsTio s,aKEri AND NmoLreALI raIeig yA,E.r
NV loEa. SAL .hn>T, Ootoa,. -.,l, IsJi
. fo@'s, Ib.-savA i5aid -. DoIlAnsN a. kiA
Cotton ib-n.d. New orleans, L, Mo Up!lna
=, Dgm,rie goods, ta-d.-shirtng, brown $3.50.
DO. brh'd, 81 %aGO she'ts bro. u, % sb5 he,chet
~ at DrAia;, bTo~u, - 40 60 bc-ciJ!, .
i,si cut DR. cod, ''De,' ~ FIX. aobbl, :,
40 0 Dry scale, 0aI 70 Pei. Sa.mon. /, %. ~,
400; MGctereL /. l,c,.ooy; Hcrrln.s, /, box.
-Four and Nea. by.-Geneuee, ext, . 26sl0 % (,
state, ;: to a.. y ~ a5 Missouri. sssils, 6oi
Ssnadi'n' g; + .Sfi5 u, ~ 40, 'Sa9 v C0'a
frui.-Reisns, FcL, as Lsyct, io1, a; 81.
CurIants, Ia; Almonds sis-; Do sleacd. "a
Gro,r, bu,b.-wheat. H. VII. . 2oa2 80; canad a.
Club, gaal - RE l4pl - Cora. sal o. I;
harley ! -. o. Oats STATE non''"''' .aA.4->
Lu,Hb-r. los aud pk. -a;l On: K-.
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