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Wool Trade.

The wool trade in the East still eontin-
uea languid, and sales are effected with din.
Guilty. Most Of the holders are reported to
be disposed to make concessions, yet those
who have backing ara stiff In New York,
sales Of Michigan and New York wool ara
being msde at from 90 TO- s5e while Ohio.
ranges all the way from s5eto$l, Is. Great
care is taken to withhold from tho public
the figures at which sales are made, and
most reports now given are mot entirely
rshable. From friend who has Just rs-
turned from watching the trade in New.
York and the Esst, and who Is well post
ed, We get our fguTss--ohio Farmer,
March 4. 1s7T ~ 5a---sr. lest
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HoH they do in sonora.

In Sonora, in Preble county, Ohio, they
have vigorous way of getting the town.
ship out Of the draft. They procure all
the voluntary contributions possible, and
then committee appointed for the pur-
pose visit the barns and grsneries of the
well-to-do people who decline to give, and
take ahorse, or fifty bushels Of wheat, or
whatever else they may deem equitable,
and appropriate it to the payment Of boun-
ties. A gentleman who had been subject.
ed to forced levy of this sort visited q
Justice for redress, but the worthy gentle
man advised him to pocket his loss, and
make no disturbance about the matter.
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San Later NeN. rroln Druid

Since Iast Druid reported on operation
in North Carolina, he has obtained new
light. he new says the battle that wa
reported near Salisbury did not take plAct
st that point, but was an engagement o
outposts South of Charlotte; that in con
sequence of that skirmish General sher
man was obliged to fall back upon Branch
vile, where henow is. This viii be highly
edifying to the rebels in the North, Wit
are anxious for the defeat of Sherman.
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P. 3. RUssEL
From L. +. GagsOls President Of The Oity
: .nun.L L LII .Ili.,nin Il - u !.

From L. r. GGgsOis, President Of the Oih
Bank, Joitet, Illinois, cd l- -t
+ DIR. LHETEfIL5-Dear SiE-It affords
me- the greatest satisfaction to be able 70
inform you that am still improving. and
have the highest hopes that my ear will be
entirely well by the time you at first men
toned it would take to effect cure. I can
say that am truly thankful to the kind
Providence which directed mo to you
since the few first days use of your pre-
scription, my ear has improved, and 81
most at once. I was relieved from 8 very
depressed state OF feeling and an almost in
toierable case, to an elastic and hopeful
state of mind and I had comparsEively
little trouble from it. What DR.. John
Mott replied TO me as his experience, has
been mine 30 far. Ny Catarrhal trouble
seems very much better also, and indeed,
altogether my health was never so good.
I am weighing some five pounds more
than is usual for me, land more than eV-
er weighed before ;.,l 5=t t-aiear -g-1
I can but hope that it may be the good
fortune of many, with like troubles, to fail
in the way of the benefit Of your skill, and
knowing how great the fear of imposition
is with those, who in the past, like myself,
have suffered by it, and feeling q wish,
sincerely at this time, to aid ana command
you in establishing high and deser7ed
position amongst rs in your profession, I
beg therefore, that you viii not hesitate to
refer to me, as it may be Of use Ialso en-.
close herewith Professor Motifs reply to
nv letter of inquiry, which I deem highly
credible 70 you, and Of great importanceto
others, as it has been to me. I will visit
you again aoon. In the meantime, believe
me. YeuTs, very sincerely
- ..-.i rrr. 80 r. L. OAGWIN.
Joliet, Ill, July 18th, 1885. maHlsA
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Or
Running Of matter frOns the Ear, etc
NEW TESTIMONIALS.

DE-. O. B. LIaHTHlLL-Desr Sir:-It take
much pleasure in Informing you that my
daughter Is much better of her deafness un-
der your treatment. She had the Scarlet
Fever when five years old, which left her
hearing much impaired, and which seemed
also to be settling down into permanent,
and as we much feared, perfect and incur
able deafness. We were not little fear
full and unbelieving in any efforts al cure,
having previously applied to other Physi.
clans without success. But we soon found
under your treatment, evidences Of decid-
ed improvement. The sanious discharge
soon changed to white one, indicating q
healthy, healing process. We are yet
making use of your prescription, and hope
you will not fail to visit these parts soon,
IS several of my friends are anxious to see
the good Samaritan, that they may obtain 3
little Of the oil of consolation for themselves.
Respectfully yours, n. RORERTs.
North Madison, Lake County, Ohio, Feb.
23d, 1863.
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IrrepreSible mud, intRhich both The ar
mica around Petersburg and Richmond
continue to founder, is the order of the
day, prevailing to such sn extent IS seri-
ously TO embarrsss all movements in that
region. The rebels are praying that North
Carolina mud msy clog the operations Of
Sherman. It is known, however, that he
eastern portion of that stateis quite sandy,
rains only making the roads harder.
From this itmsy be inferred that Sherman
will meet no very great obstacles in his
onRsrd march. Mud win operate against
both sides with equsl embarrassment at
least. In the meantime no news from
Sherman continues to be good news. - =
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-aeneral Prioe Istln aIive.

The best evidence that the rebel General
Stearling Price is not dead is given. by q
note from him, published in the Shreve-
port LA Ne0s Of February 10th. He
defends himself against an attack by ex-
Governor Reynolds of Missouri, declaring
that that psrsOn hiss uttered "a tissue Of
falsehoods," eE5lg q 19
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-U6mforIiDF. 2

' ~ The rebels eagerly ply every stray de-
--.---ssrtsr tha4 Bsndsrs into their liner, with
questions In Tsgsrd to the disposition Of
Grants forces Thesls and most COM
foring piece Of Information they have OBJ
% a'77 ssfned Is the effect that what they sup
posed 70 be the msssing Of his army near
Hasoher's Bun Is only the arrival sOf rein.
szTo3 4oFesments, that are forwarded 10 tba.
pointssTbis must be exceedingly comfort
% - able 70 the rebels, hemmed in, as they are
tosVsry smal area whence to gather re-
sZuits for thvEs own wasting army. 2
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CATARRH OURED.
From the RoU. R. P. Russell, Lynn, Mass.
Lynn, Mass, Feb. ls, 1862.

From the Rev. R. P. Russell, Lynn, Mass.
. LYNN, Mass, Feb. 10, 1862.
I have been much troubled with Cstarrh
of the worst type, for some twenty years.
It gradually grew worse, producing cough
and hosrseness, destroying the sense of
smell, and breaking down my health, to
such q degree as to COMPEL me to resign
my pastorate and suspend public speaking
made diligent use Of the usual remedies,
such as snuffs of divers kinds, nitrate of sill
yer, tar water, olive tar, and inhalations
but without any sslutary effects. Last
summer 7 HheaFdiof DIR. Lfghthill's success
f1l mode of treating Cstarrh, visited him,
and put myselfunder his treatment. I be-
gan Immediately 10 improve, and this i'm
provement has gone on 60 the present time.
Ny CatsrFh has gradually melted away,
my cough has disappeared, my voice has
become natural and / am once more able
to preach the blessed Gospel. Let me ad-
wise ali troubled with Catarrhal difficulties
to apply to DR.. LighthilL cav --
P, &. RUssFI..
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.sabtsFranrean Rallroad in New YOr.

L4l1 gubfeFraueau RaIIrOad in New York
1E5T EIa 3 q City, H ~
The immense travel between the upper
snoia ana lower parts of New York City, IS ms-
N ny as three hundred thousand persons pass
ing each wsy,.soday, has forced upon the
sai people Of that metropolis the necessity of
saE hafa cf subterranean railroad. It Is proposed
i 80 construct It from the Battery 70 the
asdf Central Park, with lateral leonnectiOns
isd .agRith the Hudson River and Harlem roads.
NJ ifihhg the yesT Of 1864 iixty-One millions
"a - lsf psrsonI we're carried on the horse rail-
5slazu roada; one road alone, the Third-syenus,
5sTols carrying nearly seventeen millions. The
80, population Of che city st this time Is about
sH -5 ons million, 50 that the tssic Of the horse
.as6w rsilwsys is equivalent to carrying every
-qois soal ofths population sizsy-one times in
bssb one yssr, or fTetimes IN one month. In
.,q9 1i p 1855. the p6pdlstion was 626,slo snd the
df G, sfEavslupon the rai ways was Is 72s 900 the
ID safipupulAtion being carried thirty-one times.
while therefore the population has in
ls creased 8 little over fifty per cent the
- traYel has more than trebled. sl-- -o1s
- - At the rate Of increase thst has been
y snasniiest since 1900, the population Of 1870
nd wiIibs 800, ,oOO, and IL 1880 at oOO, 900.
r, a. These facts give an idea Of how much of q
cor Z, necessity there is for such method Of un-
ed. tdsrnround communication % exists in Lon
don ut the present time. - =
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The following appears in late Charles
ton letter; Months ago Governor Aiken
declared to his rebel friends The last crop
Of cotton that viii ever be raised by slave
labor was raised year ago ,-e --
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me EnroIIment RiII.

The Enrolment Bill as passed, -cdutsi
ed provision fOrbidding the sppoiptmet
Of officers in the regular army, except
cases where companies are up to their mi
imumstrength. This leaves open vscal
eiss to be hlled from the msritoFious rAnl
Of the volunteer army st the close of 4
war, when the organisations viii be 1
cFuited totheir maximum number. les
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SEVEN-IHIRTY LOAN.
Q. s. $40 Six Per Gent.
coLp.REARlNc BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth premium Of nine
per cent, including gold interest from Eo7smbsrs
which makes the Ectusl profit on the 7-sO Loan. ct
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent. per annum. besides its exemption from s.ats
ad nSuHicpal fazatOn '0Eioh add, from, one to trss
per cent more according to the rate levied on other
property. The interest is payable semI-annu.lly
By coupons attached to each note, which may be
cut of and sold to any bank OF banker.
The interest amounts to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-08

Nine hundred and thirty-three men were
put into the army, in the City Of New
York, in eight days, ending February %.
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GREAT POPULAR LOAN uE IHE PEOPLE

GREAT POPULAR LOAN Of The PEOPLE.
Less than S2oO, ,oOO. 900 rtmain unsSld, which VIII
robably be disposed Of within the 1,sxt sixty or
ninety days, when the notes viii undoubtedly com.
mapd premium, as has uniformly besr the Gaze on
cloAing the subscriptions to other Loans. -.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
Of ths country may be Afforded facilities for taking
the Loan, the National Banks, State B BSnks and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gem
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at pare Sub.
soribers viii select their own agents, in whom they
have conhdence, and who only are to be re VpOnsi-
bic for the delivery Of the es for which they re-
r~---- p G .-acE--0 AYCOOKE, -,5,
} i5lT5 subsor n mt, Philsdslphiss
Subscriptions VIII % e,Ivs : s.e "a -.- I
First National Bank cleveland, an d
Second National Bank Of Cleveland.
fsb14:202 i - e
-H-
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Oh.
oILlIgoILI oIL:I
kLKXANDB. SCOFIRLD 6 CO..
sREHERs or
EXtPs9 Petroleum OH, BenEole and
;HAehlneFY Oils.

We pay particuIar attention 70 packages, thereby
laving our customer muoh loss By leakage. We
Euaransse our oil 70 give perfect satisfaction, and
e good any made In the city. Also, We pay par.
Hcular attention to putting up
HAPTHA Oh BENZOLEI
suitable for VarniGh hAnufAotuEerS' o. PainssEa
gsa- On hand and for sals
300 bblS extra rsaned Petrolsum Oh.
100 bbh EeodoriEed BenEolo equal to FuEponttnsl'
100 bbla No. Lubrieating OIL,
which We will sell ct lowest m-rket prices.
ORTIOl-l0s Sc. OlAlr-It., .foEmsFly oo0upIsd by
Wm. O. Soo1sld %.
1oHM ALHxAHDHR,
N. Q. GooFIED, uLHTELAHp, Q,
RAFHEW WuaoE. anFIll
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

on Friday February s, Of infsumation cf the luns4
Gnon0s SsMxy, in the osth year Of his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
SwAIs-0n Friday, February 8, wmIIAn n SWAMI
printer and late foreman Of the New York Ledger aged
His friends are invited 70 attend the funeral t 10
West Twenty. fourth street. this Sunday afternoon
At half past one O'Clock His remains viii be aksn =
Greenwood for intement
sSrm-On Saturday morning, February Z, ELIcoD
Evxs, son Of David and Rachel n. Smith, IN the l4tA
Ths funsri win take place from the residence Of hb
parents this sunday afternoon, at four o'clock
SPEscsR-On Friday, February ., MAsS Am srNo9s
In the 28th year Of her age.
The friends invited 10 attend the Funeral from -
late residence 2ez Stanton street. this sunday 4sse
noon, at one O'Clock
Tosn-on Friday, February 3 FRAScs TosE., IN The
S3d year 0 hs aes, native Of the parish oS bsaVs
menabs, county Armagh, Ireland
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are respecuhy
Invited 70 attend the funeral this Sunday aternoos
q two O'clock from the resdepcs OF his brother No. In
West Twenty seventh street.
vAszIk-At 0reenpont AFTER . long and panro
ulness PM1R H. vAN1Ls, in the 4Sd year Of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family also the melnp
bers OF Manhattan Chapter O. u. A. No are respect.
fully invited attend the funeral This fSunday afeS
noon u o'clock from the residence OF his broths
Sixth street, Norman avenue.
Wmn-On saturday, February T. ANNE WHrp dsuRn-
ter Of Nicholas and hsrcea White aged year. months
and 20 days
The friends and relatives OF the family are rsspectfuy
invited 70 attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon
two o'clock from the residence Of her parents 2oo Nv.
ington street.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05
The Prussian ExtraditAon Case.
UNITED srATEs 00MNIssIONRR's OFFIOg.
Before Commissioner White


FEB A-ln TIE Aatev Of tse Application Of fe Rsssian
Voi0atman Tho hearing Of this resumed yes
the accused was put in.
John VIM Schmidt, Consul General Of Prussia, deposcd
that he had supervision OF the against the
Produced q photograph and dispositions from Prussia
which he had received in his official capacity.
The dispositions wero then read, which charged the
prisoner with frauds 70 the amount of fourteen thousand
thalers on the Hamburg and Berlin Railway Company;
OF the alleged defaulter Counsel for tho prisoner OBJ
jectcd to tho introduction Of tho photograph identified
bearing the likeness Of the accused connecting him
with the charge sought to be established against him
The Commissioner admitted the papers on proof
Alexander Elkan, formerly an smpLoN In the house OF
Friedman Sons Berlin, identified the prisoner; first
saw him in the ofice OF the Berlin and Hamburg Rail
way where the accused was employed
On examination witness said that be first com
muncated the fact Of his knowledge Of the prisoner 10
counsel for the prosecution did not know the OF
the accused before he witness left Berlin only know
his TO be Voightnan from the papers and hearing
the matter talked about
Claussinus Prussian Consul a Chicago on cxamina.
ton said that he had conversation with the prisoner
Chicago in which he stated that his mother in law
had induced him To incur expenses which hn
salary inadequate 10 meet and thai in consequences
he had run into debt and had forged receipt 70 the
amount Of fourteen thousand six hundred and forty
eight thacrs; that he did not consider himself safe
In Chicago and intended W proceed 10 Wisconsin. He
also stated that he had boon cheated out Of large
amount OF the money in England, and had unsuccess-
fully spcculaisd the balance In . farm here.
Tho case was then adjourned 70 Tuesday next, at
eleven o'clock
The Galena and Northwestern Railroads.
CHICAGO, Feb. 4, 1895.
The bill approving the consolidation OF the Galena and
Northwestern railroads passed the Illinois Senate yese
The New York herald., 1865-02-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CusAcx- -Mc0owAS.- On Friday evening February g.
a the Church Of the Nativity Second avenue by the Rcv
Father Everett, Captain PArxHx CUsAcx Of the sixth
Ohio cavalry 70 Mss AsSs McDowAS, both Of this city
DoyLE-LyNcH.- On Wednesday, February !, at the
residence OF the brides parents Washington Heights
n. T., by the Rev John Breen, j. AsTsoSy DoyLE 70
NARY j., youngest daughter Of Hon James Lynch No
cards.
DAnAS - KArzmBsRo. - KAsrBne - DAnAr - On
Wednesday, February !, by the Rev DR. Sternberger,
DAVID W. DAzaS to SARAB, eldest daughter OF II ".
Kaizenbers, Esq also, JAcos KAixsSBsRo TO THnxss
only daughter Of ". Dszian, ESQ.,, all Of this ony
EIy-SHoKIs -on Thursday, February ., al Mauch
Chunk, Pa, by the Rev. j. Asppwal Hodge BEs T. ELY,
Of New York. to Miss KAu " suoxTx, Of hauch Chunk,
Pa No Cards
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Died.

ApAxs-on Friday, Februarys ELnAprM SERPPAap,
the wife OF Robert Adams, and daughter Of the late
VIM. Sheppard, milwrisht, Forcingbridse, England,
aged So years.
The funeral VIII take place frofa her late residence,
No 2et West Houston street this Sunday afternoon at
halfpa one O'Clock Friends OF the family are invited
10 attend
Portsmouth and southampton England papers please
copy.
BurHou-. AT Mcrrisania on Saturday, February T. OF
dipthera HArrn WEKKs second daughter Of Henry and
Sarah Buckhout aged years, months and days.
Notice OF funeral in Mondays papers
BooIk-On Friday February g. Of consumption,
MAvrHA A. widow II Edward NJ Boofe
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect ully
invited TO attend the foner this Sunday afternoon
two O'Clock, from her Late residence No E West Twelfth
street
BuRaouGns AT Newtown T. l., on Saturday February
Z, SARAH, widow Of Thomas Burrough, aged 50 years
The raMivee and ifendp Of the family rtuuested
10 attend the funcfAL % Nor day NJ twelve o'clock from
The New York herald., 1865-02-05
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.


SATURDAY, Feb. l-6P NJ.
The stock market was moderately active, with nm i'm
proving tendency at the FIRST board but the quotations OF
yesterdays second board not fully maintained in
portion OF the list The variations At the close were an
advance In Erie Of y, Michigan Central " Michigan
southern X, Illinois Central ~ Hudson River de-
ciined u, Northwestern y, Rock Island y, Fort
Wayne /. New York Central steady
Government securities were steady. Coupon ave-
twenes advanced " tenforties y. SKIES Of 1881 were
steady at ioeH.
A, the open board q, O'Clock, prices were higher
Erie closed at 72x Hudson River lo3x, Michigan Cen
trai lIox Michigan Southern SIX, Illinois Central No.
Cleveland and Pittsburg so Northwestern SSk, Rock
Island o2k, Fort Wayne ss Ohio and Mississippi csTtih
Gates 27A Cumberland 4ST.
the gold been excited and irregular all day
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

The Bank OF England return shows that the private
teposts which swced on the 1lth OF January by
40 loss . than e. 100 $50 BY tho payment Of the
hvidends declined the 18th 81, ,51s ISL There rs
so decrease shown Of f2ss s2i tho government do
posts The falling o In the Banks discount and loan
business, however is atssed by The further dminuton
81 SOS GOT the private securities and thus the de.
ne tho is limited to fl575 SIS The coin and
bullion increased fTo s37 Al the corresponding date OF
es year the f $50 less and the bullion
ei,io4,lis loss
The Bank Of Frances return for the week ending Jan
,sry 10 shows the following changes compared with
me previous sccount:-increase, cash, rs millions;
,otss IL 10 millions. Decrease Treasury balance az
millions; current accounts II Millions commercial bills
l0js millions; advances, unchanged
The following the prices of American stocks in
Lnpdon on tho 2Oth uIt -
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

bv more powerful motive monarch II win not be the
nIs time that reigning sovereign growing old, has
had 10 give way before younger and more vigorous
asprant and rival Science will be stopped In her
onward progress matter what interests get crushed by
her powerful wheels
The English Postmaster Generals annual report b out
and the number OF letters posted 1884 numbered six
hundred and forty milons-an increase Of hun
dred million letters the number sent ten years ago
With hourly letter deliveries in London business and
social affairs are vastly facilitated
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

hrs,cs. b.s been done at declining rates. they close
offered AT g4t the price including the dividend at four
mar cent lust being declared Illinois shares
have been steady the quotations are now exdividend
The latest dates from Europe show material change
in the value OF money, In tho leading continental cos
4
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

--Thus whic last year the stock was decreasing II is
increasing, and large total has not been attained
In respect 70 the quantity hand at Liverpool since
February, 1851.
The returns OF the Bank Of England FOR the week end
ing January Is compare with the statement OF tho pre-
yioua week az folloNs.-
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

F.npLAspxR On Wednesday, February 1, the wife Of
Louis Friedlander, Esq, Of daughter
SAn Francisco papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05
SHIPPING NE VS..
YoRK-ran pAY
SUN RISES 06 MOON SETS morn u
Port or New York, February 4, 1896.

CLEARED
s.samahlg Glasgow a. Jones' Liverpool Via Queens
Steamship Port Prince, Curtis Port Prtnss-Rossss
Steamship Fung Shuey, Hidreth, New orleans-H crosa
Steamship Evening star. Bell. New orIcans-Jamss 4
Ship %cun.sInssr Eoid.. New orlssns Ipppsr sssas
Bark Carolina tArs) Rusch, Buenos Ayres-W DsFU
Bark Evening Star (Br,, Miller sfJaso dc cuba-wAylsn
Brig Goodhue tBr, Crosby, san Juan del Norse-16
Brig Hydr. (Rus,, Bshren., Havans--r Phillips
Brig N:Ias M.S. s Gsss Sa %ssd
sohr ozel tBrl t9thcart, Para Bishop Brother :
Ts.ssp6 Ts sps Scots sSss essa
schr Is Or Dunn s. So.. John MBLr Sesus sSsa
sohr Demiii Hsndrickson, washinston-E b Huribst
Schr Inspector Moore Baltmore-M Beden
SShr h Wiow Willow" Wilcox Ean.tporp1sd, FRYE CO.
schr Clara Jane Parker, Providence-Jed Frye Co
ARRIVED.
supply FswSsTR nos unon
s..Sss Ts;sss rsrs sssaI ES ~.
10 hours dense fog Sd inst PM % milcs Of Gags
aias Rss
70 Whitney Hathaway Was sandy night of tAs
ssmsp s .si wiz bark esS
inst OF Hateras saw lsrge side wheel steamer with To-
sts,%sSip Trade Wind R sras:gor Babbidss Poe
sss ss's% :f s.'s's ''' Sn
ss rsonpson EanssP E'f
thsr sgl ,Sress and s and received Shsr e. MdaDssss
potstoes 70 HI ! 8 a Dewolf.
SAILED
rona Evening Star funs sSu.y, and fhaos
Wind at sunset Sw.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

The stock OF cotton hand at Liverpool shows very
considerable increase Thus in the weeks ending
JanunrY Ia the Increment OF araira Mas az follows