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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-05-12

Hartford Fall River Providence, Worcester, and all
the principal cities and towns in New England.
.gr~Saying . miles in distance from DankirK or
Buffalo to New YORK..
EXPRESS Trains leave Dunkirk and Buffalo on arri
val of all trains from the west add run through to
New York without chauge.e4-s- ,s-s,.i
when necessary the trains on this road will walt
two no urs at Dunk and Buffalo for trains from the
west and run through to New York without laying
ov err at any intermediate point.
geston and New naand passengers can go via
New, York without additional cost, and have cLoice
of all rail CIR Sound ste mers To destiDation.
Luxurious state room Sleeping Cars are ran TIRE
to New York ali night trains. -Paiace cars with
foote's Patent yentlators perfectly free FROM DUST
arc run day Express rains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low as
by any OIL er route.
Secure Tickets Ella the ERIE RAIL WAY.
which can be obtained at all prncir ticket offices
in the West To Merchants this route oilers unequal
ed facilities for the shipment offreisht.
Chicago Office, GA Clark StFe 81, GEORGE STARR,
Ticket agent. @. c. WHEELER, Freight Agent, -
New York Office, 2i0 Broadway, CHARlEsP. CaAfG,
Ticket Agent, A. ii. WARN, Freight Agent;
Boston Office, 10 State strseT phN :; DpSLAf, n.
WI. K. BARR, Geup PAS. Agent. [des4 'Ss
= Fl
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Keokuk, Ft. D. NJ. & M. r. h,

AN andafter Wedn esday, Feb. 9th, 1857, andunty
further notice, one daily train willrun each wa
Sundays excepted) as follows: rEEr. q Is.
leave Keokuk at 1870 m, arriving at 0ttumw l2:45
pm and at Eddy willie 200 pm.
Leav Eddyville al 1880 a m, apd arriyeat ottumwa
l2:45 p IN, and at Keokuk $50 p IN. -.
eSs-PassengeTst taking the Mailrraintrom keoKus
at 1880 a NJ make sure connections with Stages Z
Eddyville for oskaloosa, FIT Desmoines ,CounciiBuhs
and all points west.
Throug tickets, as LOW as thelowest may be mao
at the Onice for all points in Middle western and
Southern owa, Kansas, Nebraska, &C.
TICKET OFFICE--Atthe Depot, foot OFF, ohnson
street GEO, WILLIAMS, Jk.
Feb 5, 1869 superintendent.
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> washington, ". z 1th Fee, 1865.
SIR: have used your Pills in my general ana
hospital practice ever since You made them, and
cannot hesitate to say they are the best cathartio
We employ, Their regulating action on the liver d
quick and decided, consequently they are an ad.
mirable remedy for arrangements OF that organ
Indeed, have seldom found q case of bilious dis
ease so obstinate that 1t did not readily Weld ts
them. fraterpally yours, ALONZO BALL, NJ d.
'stssHE phusic;0u of fLo Mur:,,. I,.,,.s-g
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THE SINGER
Sewing Machines.

" II Il "a.
Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE is
fast gaining worldwide reputation. 1t is be-
yond doubt the best and cheapest nd most beautiful
of all Family Sew tng Machines yet offered to the
public. No other Family Sewing Machine has so
ma us eul applianc" for IIemming, Binding, Fell
ing, Tuckfne, Gathering Gnaeing, Braiding, Enl-
broidering Cording, and SO forth. No other Fami-
variety ofwork. 1T will sew al kinds of clsths and
with all Kinds oftitread. Great nd
ments mcke our Family Sewing Machine most relia
bic and most durable and most certain in action AT
all rates ofspeed itsnskes the iLtcriacked stitch,
which rs the best stitch konwn.r Any one, even or
the most ordinary capacity, can see, at glance,
ow TO use the letter A Family Sewing Machine.
Our Family Sewing Machines are furnished In chaste
and exqr'site sdles 80 II
The Folding Case Of the Family Machine is a
piece ofcunning We craftsmanship of the most useful
kind 1t protectsthe machine when not In use,
aud when shout to be operated may be opened as a
sgacioms and Substantial tabc,to sustain the work
bile some OF the Cases, made'out OF the choicest
woods, are finished in the simplest and chasest
Ina Her Possible Others are adorned and embellsh-
ed in the most costly and superb man
ner.H A. E4 tF
tits ebsotut ely necessary to see the Family Ma
chine in operation, so as to judge OF its great
capacity and b eauty.
It's fast beco ming as popular for family sew
ing IS our nufactnrng machines are for nianufac-
tpringprtposes. go
The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk,
twist thread needless oil, &c. of the very
Send for a PAMPHLET. ,r,
THE SIN SER MANUFACTURE COMPANY,
ABS Broadwav, New York.
eR- CHICAGO OFFICE so CLARK STREET.
f. W. SMITH, AGENTIN OTTUHWA.
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PLANTATny RIrr,ExS.

hi ~.
(which are now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted to produce an imned..
ate beneficial effect. They exceedingly a reea.
BILE. perfectly pure, must supercede all other
TONES where healthy gentle stinsulanti is CURED
They purify strengthen and invigorate.
They create a healthya petite. u,
They are an antidote TO ,hange Of water and diet.
/ They overcome effects Of d ssipatiop and late
hours. ~ Htts t " a" 't''
They strengthen the syst n ard enliven tho mind
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity ofthe stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea. Cholera nd Cholera Morbus.
They cure Lycr Complaint and Nervous headaeh,
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant,
and are. exhausted natures great restorer. They
are composed Of he celebr ated Calisaya bark, win
Itergneen, ssssafras, roots and herbs a}pi e
in perfectly pure st. Croix rum. Tor particulars.
see circulars andtestimoniuls around each botte.
Beware of mposters. Examine e, cry bottle. See
that 1t has d. Barnes signature private u
S. Stamp over the cork, with plantation scene, and
our firm signature Cd fine steel plate engraving
on side label SEE that eur bottle is not reflled
with spurious and deletsrsons stuff. We DEFY any
person to match the taste character of our goods
Any person pretendin. to sell Plantation Bhters by
the gallon or in ba.k is an imposter. We sell only
in our log cabin bottle. Any person initiating this
bottle selling any other material therein wheth-
called Plantation Bitters or not, is criminal un
der Y. s.. Law, nd will be SO pros seateebyus. We
already have our eye ON two parties re-fillingour
bottles, &c. who will succeed in getting themselves
into close quarters. The demand for Drak's Planta
ton Bitters from ladies, cereymen, merchants, &C.
is perfectly Incredible The simple trial OF bottle
is the evdeAce We present. Of thsir worth and snpe
riority They sold by all respectabie druggists
grocers ply scislns hotels saoops, eambo aud
country stores. #H >, ET.4
PHI DRAKE 4 co.
Sos 2D2 Broadway. n. Y.
Nov % t6B 2S-15zy.
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ERIE RAILWAY.
Great Broad Guage Double Track
And Tesegrap pin Route.

Great Broad GuaSe double Tach
And Telegraph Route.
To Nesc Yoyh, Boston, I'haadelpAid, baltimore,
Htrrisbarg, and al Eastern cities. carrying the
GREAT 7HROUGH IT, S. NAILS.
EXPRESS Trains leave DuEKIRK or BUFFALO on the
arriv al of trains the West via the LAKE SHORE
RAILROAD also from SALAMANCA, arrival OF trains
via the Ne,o Broad Gauge atlantic and Gredt Yes
tern Rdaisedy from Cleveland, o. giving Passengers
the advantage from Dunkirk or Buffalo, or from
Cleveland, o., of a Sis Foot Gauge, combining EASE
and COMFORT without change, in Wade, Roomy, Pat
ace Cars, direct TO NEW YORK. Aperiection attain
ed by no other route. ea ~ rHs ~ r
FOR FREIGHT
betwe all points and WEST, our facilities are
unriyalled Formi ng close and reliable connections
at DuHKIRy and BUFFALO with Western roads, aud at
SALAMANCA with the "a
Broad Gu0ge atlantic and Great Western
aa,e RGii,Jay.
~ which route there is no transfer between New
York and Cleveland,
y EXPRESS RREIGHT TRAINS ai
lie ave New York daily for all points in the West,
kins as Quick time and at as low RkTks rs by any
other route, For Freight or Passage IL cine all
the principal Offices In the West, and at
"a Clark Street, Chicago.
$40 Broadway, New York, ~ Vfs, ~
% South st., u. H., New York.
... Eai- te,E ID State Street, Boston.
ID. W. BLSNcHARp,s aauE CHAs. MISoT, 2 iHE
Gen'l FrtAst- Genfsup't,
:" Genr Tic Apt. I's Western Ag't,
Dec Al lS63
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Facts About the National Banks

The number Of National Banks now organ
lied is three hundred and rnety.,hrce.
The aggregate amount of capital invested
in these banks is sixty million dollars, with
an aggregate Of stocks or bonds deposited
with the Treasurer of the United States, as
basis of circulation. of Thirsty millions.
ghs first bank established under the act
Of Nav, 1863, was the First National Bank
of Philadelphia, which was organized on
the 30th of June, 1868. The largest in the
country is the Fourth National Bank of
New York city, whose capital is five mil
r Hons of dollars
The-notes for circulation of every Ma
tional Bank established, are issued from the
bureau or the Comptroller, Of Currency, in
q Washington. The whole amout Of c,rcu
htion issued to National Banks, up to April
10Th, 1854, was $l5,s6O,2OO. divided be-
tween the different denominations as fol
lows . .-.... -
vi flves.... ...- .......... 81, OH Oo
~ A~'''' GOV WV
OF Twentes, Eifties, Hundreds
and over. .54l 900
The following table wsll show the amount
of circulation OF State Banks, which has
been retired under the operation ofthe Ma
honal Banking act - ,rr.
Circulation Of State Banks, Jan.
Is % 1880. Sl73,O39 SO
Ginenlntion Of State Banks, Jan,
], '6f. ..................l6 9, 92s.129
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MICHIGAN sCENTRAL 2R.xfJj-i
ul ROAD.
Great Central Route 10 Now York
- - - ~
-a New England and the Canadas.

On and after Sunday Nov 18th, 1885, trains feave the
Great Central Union Depot, foot Of Lake street, as
follows: pr ~ ss :.
63u A. NJ, Sundays excepted) arrive, Detroit $50
p. IN; Toronto 400 a. m; Suspension bridge 4Uo a.
III; fufTalo 80 a. M; Albany $40 p. m; New loik
$40 p. NJ; Boston 1880 a. nla g.#F
4. 40 D. m. Saturdays cxcepted,) arrives, Detroit
tSsOAa IN Toronto 4.45 In; suspension Bridge 4:4o
p m; Buffalo on " :. Albany 5.4o an>; New YORK
Ii 30 Y. IN; Boston 5:uO y. m
l. 100 D. IN. Saturdays and Sundays excepted arr
Detroit 1900 M. Toronto 905 m; sus Bridge y 10
y m; Albany s.4O m; n. Y. 245 IN; Boston 3OU m
TI>TRAISs-via the Michigan Central H. *.
leave Chicago at $50 N. Mail Train lUOo p M.
East Express. The 10 % IN train leaving Chlc go
runs through TO Cincinnati without change OF cars or
baggage - ''' LN
sffSRuttan's Pate mt yentilatng and w armirg APP
paratus on all cars of this Company.
An elegant smokers car, with euchre tables,
has lately been added TO our day trains.
Patent Sleeping cars on night trains baggage
check ed through. Through tickets for sale az all
principal Railroad Offices in the West, at the Gehar-
al Office corner of Lake and Dearborn streets, tun-
der the Trement HouseO Chicago, and OF the Depot,
II. N RICE Genei al Sup't.
H. c.. WENTWORTH, GEM Westn Pass. Agent,
Dee "a, 1868 -4U-15 .t chicago.
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GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
No. 81 Jersey Street, NEW FORK CITY
6-15,3 m.
. Ayers


Are you sick, feeble, aDda
complaining! Are you out
of order, with your system
deranged, and your feelings
uncomfortable These symp-
toms are often the prelude,
to serious illness. Some flt.
of sickness Is creeping upon
you, and should be averted
by a timely use Of the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills,
and cleanse out the dis0r-.
dered humors purify the.
blood, and let the huids.
move on unobstructed in.
health again. They stimu..
late the functions Of the
ol,x s,,&<~ ~,s-~.4oa n AAf.,sA-
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s. T.-Is6O.-X.

4 Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weak
mess. assiude papitation of the heart, lack of APP
pesrc, distress after eating, torpid liver, constip
tion, &C., deserve to snner If they will not try the
celebrated ~ $50
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ROBERTSON 4 MCQUEEN,
FHoLksALE AsD Retail
g II &C q r. S. Z
NO. 70 MAIN 8TRHnT
Near ID, KEoKUK, IOWA.

HAseN 6hnA. "a lsfx0 stock Il stopae 81 tsscy Co..
ceries, which they oder for sole low 70 cash layer
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s .wA kb&ated slasei 10 Ohio las just
fallen heir 70 $4,000. Two years ago the
EplaateA Sha owned him brought hin n
Gresn4x sssnt3s IN .that 6Atas sasdz fssed
him, and u the snss sians deposited in
bank eight thousand dollars, giving the
Eusgr0 ne certificate 81 depsat lsF ss6ls
keeping. The planter died, the slave
lived. and the court ruled that the money
belonged 70 Sembo. Who eojoyed his good
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H >. TH1S-Hxcx.
aEllkkxe lHlsgk6NGE AGENT,
ra5 SECOND sTRuHT. .
rGTATEAENT OF THE CONDITION
~ q < = Z os THE II
North American Fire Insurance Company,

20 4 nv sIefk y9aya
Made to The Audifof u tie safe Of rS~A Inf cotisnce
with the laws Of sid State for the year ending DEC u
sAns sssaocAssss rs n
The North American Fire Insurance Company, located
at NJ ssl ST. City Of New York, after Feb / No. ia
Eroadwty = %
STOCK.
The amount Of its Capital Stock Il. $4,000 90
The pount Of the Capital Stock paid up Il toooo %
sAsexfS. ~ 49,
l. The amount Of cash ON hand and In the hands
Of aaen1a ~ sthef l&aB 50
ID Real estate unincumbered, none.
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: =
EAS-30 half chests choice Impesial
Isusg nyssa, ouspov1er. oeiose. SsSaa "a Eae-
use aEenk1e xene M queatsy guaFnmsRs supeES0r
y ny b the city 9he pice fcr Enc Tea - ssssy see
EDs.s hgA bet sumnsou te1s have ~ nm 6xurs.
DoDERfN0N MCQUEEN.
SUGAR6.--1O hhds choice old N. o.
~ eanr by IL lid barrel or a retsik = hh,s. =
Crushed, Powdered, 0ranniated and Ciariasd eaxars
I R0HkR1SON MCQUEEN.
SYRUPS- Boston Amber Syrup, BeIch..
srs 0oaden Syrup. eusar Hssne and PIsntasion Mo-
hsseS saso Maple syrup and SorGhppL
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- U |II]I 49,
Vt0 q : b a. 4 ii
= -! e
KE01Ek51k ~ E ssz .'s' s - .
1888, -. - s. 5, -;
- af61fh Yss k6fS11s y 8 !. - !
az ssss5s,3 ilsa5Il1aul ~
~ i;.. .,..... .. ..:..s.... !, u
- * - ~ = q ~. { i.
-: $50 & !. = -. 4 !. =
Aeters. Aosl 8 'sarsssssisl s.ssls
4 ma 60 uln1S SiruSi Sao1
non vslihlo papot. u opel Is eikss
msufm1;ons ifoa Marion IN ven isGre u
Nsreh 81.
8arsoa aays II $500 IE7YA ~ niSSSfs
ssooi ~ rsnasip - - 4 oe s en11ein
order 81 IL Pfeeosik lla1aSSi (i7niiI6u6f s.
Il / ili6. 4 Ala t1l1rtrs lls $3.50 ~ -
driviue ~, s III 4 s. q $500 49, s:s
InfyUls I WIFI thxt .fumu.u I'm
minfeae 3a s. ioar n sao If 1fat6h Ill q
too pkia = Is misea desptsod IS 80
IT, reolls nothing b.t A rpcentlsunbSNs
II se1nok ccss most 4 1seisnf a - 53,xlet
Mt1rhal 0r1erpl Jasue1 =. nv. ~ -
ful6lled the dut;ee AZ NJ, oIkce g fvh;cI
from IL yerY nafsre. = one 81 IL nso1i
dissah euee az 1Ao. prhlie asreiees IS ~
de,arweuIt - rkieks ~ hs1pss.a. I'M
the ans,ia msrk6a stiiffv an1 ~ 2 IN -
sults. u a. seaer.l ersielhefion 81 ths
lovai - .s,. lI ~. q 4 -,
RI 49, nSsks.ts Ant m.ke m uiS4
fon.iei schsrcees Il Nh II sc GiertfIa
rea.r1o afss;esae = meuioa6;ee.intvenr
M, 81 lis. f2ak 81. t(Srob. "a Is f|t&e
SEN TINT hs charges =. II. 0cueui IN
VIII fs6uinr - ord3r ia tacfuIf n HIS
be.gereA;te3 q - 49, vkera 80 -,
thar Loe.r honnfv- ma sTSss,aSr p. ~
;ust.s e. md Z. = sv;nS. -r,i.'-.;sss,'
hiatt p Al. fena,1si n, 49, q xsissee
uuderst,nd ~ 1If;ss ~ M c1lees.fs,,,;
vorde 8 tb.k sasetl tAe come /. 4. IA
on the sbelf The better. -. -
Th;a shovrs Ia ahar.sIe, a. na,;on, =
f;rst sur;caaioa Az : nls;elv -.
side the r,.ve e .rrumeut .nd All, /. 4.
subiact for c6rrectinn .nd Mar ,nv,s,e;cr
fails for srna5itansl . covesa rAich = ~
me-a n.cess.ry vjsr ~. .,t;.i. 49,. 8. - =
create dis.tisfsctio. n. the ruhl;c mind slr
esnee;.Ily Is s t;me I;ka ~ nre..nt -,
tbs nation ,aon;,ss tn ~ g -. ~
cii.an ~ p ~
~ ~. ,...... I $500. 1.
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. 8 go a-b6nHofsslE
Q s ! Sl0Trcas'y notes,
e 8 SD coupon kozs1s
q 8 Cert Of fndett ~
n \ City 8 per Ct bond,
TompkIRs' maxket....-
30 si.s $l0U esch, n. r,
Central h 4. Co-...--...
Iese.sses 2 ~ = IONS
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Sd Bon4s Owned BY The ccupany. viz:
. So Ass.sss1s,tr E: s s. MARKS. n 9, Il
2 2 SO 1rss.y notes . lsooo ls,seo
e s. s. s. &c; !; I: w sss 80
y s. e. sIs5. :sE.; & 's'e lsos
s:s::s ; a. s : sss: s: g =.
$4,000 asa.sst. ao1,ast
Dsets Of the Company secured by nostgags Isl so
. Debts ots.wiss sssrsds being bouls aA IA
stocks he'd BY fhe company assecurify fbf -
par val vaine thereon.
s1as sst g' ssss scs i issS ,sss 80 ss
y shs, 500 ssch, Prk LOO 1,S9s
2 = Ger csrs, ~, q lndses- ,o ,oo ,'ooo
:ssss Sta - q - -
Y. csat. 4. \. Co. $1,000 5000
sooo $40 bonds, 1000 s,Oss 5000
ais aza dii nssxyS W. EzSosbl4aSas
9Th Debts for Prsanfa Observation-Disclosures, & al a
9Th. All other secusities--
' e ss:s.5 . ssss. "a
Interest accrued, bat not due, on bonds md
!. .osteaEe ioens 20es s.
Once ftfalsure and nxt.res............... 30 90
aaSst5ke bis. s.t 300 Isl
LIABIL ri rs.
me s2osnf q liabilities due not due 10
oe4N g Q<her crsditora ................... No.a
L. eis -. ! J. ~ 81 T
e.ss E ssisiss i6s irsIss PROOF s ssss
sI3aE.t Sc saPaxsss - .nrssls
Scrip inssssss ds<zs1 4 i ~ y
1''1' nsoahssss &assl n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-19
Cleveland Market.

FLOuR-Hed at 80 5Oa 10 50 for Xxx red; $40 50
q II so for XIX white.
WHEAT-Sales before the New York report 2lOO
bu No. red free on board at 80 0S: car No. / red
from store 81 Is; af er the report 1000 bu No red
free on board at ~ 0s..
CORN-rales 1000 bu No. shelled free on board
at 81 81; cars do do al the same figures.
OATS Held at 76c IN the track and 7sc from store
without sales.
RYE-Nomnal at 81 As from store.
BARLEl-Dull and nominal at 81 55Sl 70, ac-
cOrding to quality.
BEEF CATTLE-SIarket firm and in good de-
mand at 3s@6c per 10 live weight, the former
price for ordinary OF 900 lbS and the latter
for extra choice, suitable for making India Beef.
DRESSED HOGS-There is good demand from
pact ers who are paying I29l3Isc per 10.
P0Rk-Frm and steady at $50 OOG}i0 90 for No.
I. and $37 0Ods3S 90 for No. mess.
LARD-Frm and active request at % 24c for
kettle rendered in crccs; 2@23c for steam rendered
BuTTER-Sales of a few barrels choice roll at 46c
Held al 43945e for Western Reserve in keg.
CHEESE-Stpadv and in fair demand az lG@blsc
for lar g lots; 1920 for seiectei retail lots and
HsmbuTg
EGGS--None offe ing, bu good demand and would
bring high figures.
LAKE FTSH-White Fish 80 so; Trout s. so;
Pickeral 81 25; Herring So 10.
GREEN APPLES-Range at So 5O93 90 for good
10 choice.
HoPs-steady and firm at 25aa5c, according to
quality.
MALT-Barley Malt quoted at SO 90 per bushel.
ALE AND PORTER-We quote "a follows -
Present Use Xxx Ale $40 90; Stock xxx Sll OO9
II 90; Kennett $l4 90; Pale Cream $ll 90; Porter
Oil co. Half and quarter barrels in proportions.
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New York marke,...Nov. ~.

COTTON-C Continues very du and has materially
declined; 81 2S,gl 30 for middlings.
FLOUR-Stale and western heavy and 2Oa3Oc
love-: sales At 50 30sS9 IS for extra State &lO l
10 50 for trade brands. market closing firm
WHlSkf-Heayy and lower; 81 72kQpl 70 for
western. including small lots at 81 a. market closing
ut inside priee'.
,WHEAT-Dull and more less nominal, with de-
cline Of 2g4c per bushei winter red western 81 rs
e. 80; amber Michigan s2 1892 4O-the latter price
an extreme.
RlE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Dull and 3s5c lowe.
steady at 79}. 9l 30 for mixed weste in store.
OATS-lleayy and lower at ssRsGxc for western
az lat, and 97Q9sc in store.
WOOL-pery quiet.
COFFEE-Dull.
,oSCGAR-Dull and lower Cuba Muscovado lsa
l9hc.
M0LASSES-Dull and nominal.
PLihOLkU UM-Dull. Crude, for December, at
Ec.
P0RK-Heavy and Irregular ss7 1898 so for
mess: S39 7JG4O37 for new do cash and regular wav
closing al $40 l2}s cash $37 0037 so for prime and
S35 1899 for prime mess. Also, 500 bbls new mess
for sil November at $40 s.; 1850 bbls do for De-
cember at $4l so. and 1000 bbs prime mess for jan
uary at $50 90.
BEEt-Quiet bnt firm at about previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-In good request and ilrmer
CUT MEATS-Cuchaneed,
AACON-Quiet. Cumberland cut reported for
December and January atlT91C91Sc.
LARD-Heavy aud lower ut 2l923c-the latter an
extreme.
BUTIER-Heavy at s2J!9 i5c for Ohio and 4Os
5jc for State.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-19
DENMAN & SHO0P, Proprietors.
Sherif's Sale.

Solomon S. Stambaugh, Court of Common
Wilson F. sta@baash. ct ais County, s " O. 'AnA'n
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER II
i. from said Court to me directed, will offer for
sale at public suction, at the door of the Court
Saturday, the 18th day Of December, A. d
1864,
at o'clock p. NJ, the following described real as
tate situate in Franklin county, and State Of Ohio,
to-wit
Commencing at the southeast corner of the north
west quarter OF the 29th section in the 12th town
ship and RANGE in the refugee tract in the line Of
1aIs rods to the center Of the county road, thence
westerly, with center Of said road to tho east ino
Of the farm now owned by John McGuffey, thence
south with line Of said John McGufey TO the
the south line of said quarter to the place Of begin
ming; containing 58k acres, more or less
Appraised at $50 per acre
Also, the following described tract being part of
half section No: 81, section 90 township l2 range
a. in said Franklin county, Ohio and described as
follows: ''A 80
Commencing in the center of the county road. at
the southwest corner of land now belonging to the
the tract above described, running thence westerly
with the center of said county road to he east line
Of John McGuffey's farm, thence north on the east
line OF aid John M@Guffey IL poles aud 10 liz ks to
or thence east so poles thence SO poles and iOlnks
to the place Of beginning containing l3 acres. /
rood and "a poles. more or less.
Appraised at $50 per acre.
to be paid on the day Of sale and one-thrd in one
year and the balance in two years, secured by mort
gage on the premises for deferred payments.
WILLIAM DOMIGAN,
=, Sheriff Franklin County, o.