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demand sor gosds which viii come from
that source. But We do dot complain
Of any prices that ars really founded
upon the lavof demand and supply
If the Southern demand is such as to
draw heavily upon the stocks of goods
in the country. and demand is Great
ed which will justify an advance Of pri-
ces. such an advance is legitimate aud
proper. and will be submitted 10 BY the
country. although the rebels of the
South have no right to have their wants
supplied at the expense of the loyal
people of the nation. 1t is their wick
edness that has caused all the evils
growing cut Of the war. and they. not
the loyal port;os Of tie inAabitants sho'd
suffer the consequences.
But how is the Southern trade? Al
ready the States Of Kentucky. Tennes-
see, Arkansas, Mississippi, most Of
Louisiana. much Of Alabama, Georgia
and the two Carolinas, and nearly all
Of Virginia have been supplied. Hence,
the demand for goods down South will
hardly bs as great as supposed. Be-
sides, manufacturers and wholesalers
have been preparing for this emergency.
and the goods to supply this demand are
now stored apay. These being the
facts. any advance in price on this &C.
count will have more Of . speculative
than real cause, and cannot last
long.
The increased amount Of cotton bro'I
into market, with The increased num-
ber of laborers released from the army
ought to more than overbalance all the
demand for goods from the rebels Of TIE
Southern States.
Viewing the whole field in the lighI
Of the facts transpiring. We conclude
that prices must tend downwards, un.
less they are kept up by the spirit o1
gambling which has prevailed for about
three years. And as this state of things
oppresses the whole nation for the ben
eft of Q few Williams and their allies, we
unhesitatingly say it ought not 10 be
endured by the people. The gold gam.
blers, like their rebel friends Of the
South, should be made 10 feel that an
intelligent people viii not submit 10 4
syetem Of scoundralism. which is - trea.
sonable and disgracful as it is unjust
and deserves 10 60 the same way as thi
rebellion. of which il is the twin sister
in crime and infamy. Let these leech.
es. who have been sucking the blood ol
the country. pack up their traps and
follow JEFF. Davis TO some country
where traitors and their abeitors can end
an asylum from the indignation of a
riehteously offended people. "Cbips
af fha sama black :" Let rham find THAR
common level.
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: The following order has been issued
bp the President:
EXECUTIVE ORDKR, Ex. CHAxBRR.)

I The following order has been issued
bp the President:
EXECUTIVE ORDER, Ex. CHAxBRR.l
WASHINGTON. April 20.
Being dssirous to relieve al loyal cit
izens and well disposed persons resid-
ing in insurrectionary States. from IN
necesssay commercial restrictions. aud
to encourage them 10 return 10 peaceful
pursuits. it is hereby ordered.
LIST. That all restriction upon inter.
nal. domestic and coastwise CONNER.
cial intercourse be discontinued in such
parts Of the S,ales Of Tennessee. Virgil
MIA. North Carolina. South Carolina,
Georgia. Florida, Alabama and Missis.
sippi. aud SO much Of Louisiana as lies
east Of the Mississippi river. as shall be
embraced within the lines Of national
military Occupation. excepting only
such restrictions as ATE imposed by
acts of Congress. and regulations in
pursuance therof. prescribed BY the
Secretary Of the Treasury and approx.
ed by the President; aud excepting. al.
SO, from the effect Of this order. the fol
lowing articles, con;raband Of war. 10.
Wit Arms. ammunition, and all arti-
cles from which ammunition is manu-
factured. gray uniforms and cloth. loco
motive cars, railroad iron. and n,achin-
cry for operating railroad. telegraph
wire, insulalors and instruments for op-
Grating telegraph lines.
Cd. All existing military or naval
orders in any manner restricting inter-
Gal. domestic and coastwise commercial
intercourse and trade with and in local.
tiles above named. be. and the same
are hereby ,evokek; und no military Or
naval officer shall in any manner inter.
rupt or interfere with the same, or with
any boats or vessels engaged therein.
under proper authority. pursuant to
regulations Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury. ANDREW JOHNSON.
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Important Order.

Important Order.
The following order Of the War Dc.
partment will be Of interest 10 . hrRs
number Of Government employees:
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
b ADJ'r GENERAL's OFITc..
WAsnISGros. April 28. 1865.
General Order No. n. 70 ssa-li 81
For reducing the expenses OF mill
tary establishments:
LIST. That tbe chiefs of The respec-
tive bureaus Of thsir departments pro-
esed innsdiAtely 70 reduce the expsns.
- Of their respective departments TO
what l. absolutely nscesssry in view Of
the imnedisls reduction Of the forces
in the feld and garrison and speedy
termination Of hostilitss. and that they
sevsrally make out statements Of re.
ductions they deem practicable.
I'd. That the Quartermaster General
discharge all ocean transports not re-.
qaired to bring home troops in remote
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The Lawrence Journal says . man
named Wallace was killed in his bed,
near Clinton. Douglas Co. BY . pistol
ball being shot through his Lody. He
was known TO have some money; his
trunks were brakeu open aud the moa-
ey carried of. lie had been dead some
days when found. No clue 70 The mur-
dsrers. a =, :, Il =. f...s
Tho Union feeling at Raleigh Is not
as strong srepressuted--so says report.
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~ About 800 arrests have been
made Of parties charged with compli-
city in the assassina,ions. II is said
Payne. who attempted the life Of Sc
ward has made full confession. The
trial comes off next week, when che
particulars will be developed.
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oSPessosSnses ~A's
sransportation will Be discharged ex-
cept that required for necessary supplies
70 troops in the field. Purchase OF
mules. wagons. and other land trans
portation. will be stopped. Also. pur.
chasing forage except what is required
for immediate consumption. All pur-
chases of railroad construction trans
pcrta,ion will bs also stopped.
Sd. That the Commissary General OF
Subsistence discontinue the purchase OF
supplies IN his department.. except such
as may, with what is on hand. be re.
quired for the forces in the field to the
lst of June next.
4th. That the Chief of Ordnance stop
all purchase Of arms aud ammunition
and materials therefor, and reduce the
manufacture of arms and ordnance
stores and Government arsenals Is rap.
idly as can be done without injury to
the service. @
9th. That the Chief Engineer stop all
works except those for which specific
appropriations have been made by COM
manders for completion, or that may be
required for the proper protection OF
works in progress.
9th. That all soldiers 10 hospitals who
REQUIRE no further medical treatment,
be honorably discharged from the ser
vice, With immediate payment. All
officers and enlisted men who have been
prisons of war, and are now on fur
Tough, be iu parole camps; to all re-
cruits in rendezvous, except those for
the regular army. will likewise be favor
ably discharged. All officers whose
duty it is. under the regulations Of the
service, to make ont rolls and other
private papers connected with dis
charges and payment of soldiers, are
directed to make them out without de-
I Law, SO this order be carried into effect
Immediately.
7th. That the Adjutant General OF
the army will cause an immediate re-
turn to be made by all the commanders
in the field. of garrisons, de,achments
Of posts of their respective forces. with
q view to their immediate reduction.
9th. Quar.ermasters. Subsistence,
Engineer and Provost Marshal Gener-
ais departments win reduce the num-
Der of clerks and employees TO that
absolutely required for closing The busi.
ness of .hsir respective departments.
and will. without delay, report to the
Secretary of War the number required
Of each class or grade. The Surgeons
General will make similar reductions Of
Surgeons nurses and attendants in his
bureau. s,e g->
9th. That the chiefs of the respec.
tive bureaus will Immediately cause
|proper returns to be made out Of pub
lie property iu their charge. and state.
ments Of property in each that may be
sold upon advertisement and publica-
ton without prejadiee 70 the service.
10th. The commanders OF prisons
will have roIl made ont. Of the name
and residence. time and place Of cap.
ture, and occupation. Of al prisoners Of
war who will take the oath Of allsgi-
ance to the United States. to the end
that such as are disposed may become
5voa 10y ~ O;si.~ns VI si'e Ontted osatcs,
and who are the objects Of Executive
clemeucy and may be released upon
terms the President shall see ct and
consis,en, with the public safety.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
w. A. NicHoL. Asst Adj't Gent.
JAMES w. VINCEKT, A. A. G.
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Found DxAD.-Yesterday afternoon
the body Of man. apparently about
thirty years Of age. we'll dressed, was
discovered BY farmer eleven miles
from. this city. on the Kansas City road.
A pistol bali had pierced the ieft breast
near the heart. and the weapon was IT,
Ing near him.. Il Is Supposed he COM
mitted suicide.-Bulle1in. .y...f
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~ 1t is reported that Gen. Dick
Taylor has surrendered the whole of the
rebel army east Of the Mississippi; not
included in the commands Of Lee aud
Johnston.
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" S,oneman's command is repoted
but one day behind jeff. Davis. who 10
escorted by 1900 cavalry. II is hoped
our forces will overtaks the rebel lead
ers, most of whom are with Davis,
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farm FOR SALE.
One Nile North Of OskalooS7

Unc MIC NOrth Of USkdlOOS2,
CONTAINING 80 acres Of land. Of
~ which 80 acres are in cultivation
enclosed with good rail fence. On
the premises are log dwelling con-
tanning three rooms. good well Of
water in the yard. aud small orchard,
which will bear fruit this season, 40
acres Of this farm is as good bottom
land as any in the State. Timber and
stone on the tract sufficient for use.
Possession can b given Immediately.
Inquire Of the undersigned at The store
Of Carson 4 Brother.
239-n. G B. CARSON.
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ines&Liquors
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
OUR GROCERIES
RIVER PRICES.

Ttlr motto Of "Liveand Let Live will govap
us in eur dealings.
osH aud sec Us bofWe purchasing
elsewhere, 1t our new stand on the
south side Of the Public square. one
door vest of q. B. Carson i Bros store
ee7-u COY BROTHERS.
, 1865-07-27

The poinn presented BY the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Company IN their adver-
uteEent In this mornings TR1Russ arc worthy
gilmore thin passing notice. Busines. men are
coming to lcok upCn policy Of life insurance as
the best possible investment for their families,
ard consequently they scruttu!xe companies to
determine, as they would In regard 10 any other
tnveetmcut, where the most value can b had for
the money expended. II seeus cleRr shat On the
average mutual company will return to Its meu1-
hers. or their heirs, just what Il receives from
them. with the Interest compounded while IN it,
hArde, detucttng the necessary expenses Of con.
duet'nR the bullness. The Connecticut Nutnal
clstme that its Investments havr been mnFe
probable md Its management more economical
ih3n those Of any other compsnJ, md that 1t
tue, eEoEc eturns 10 its members more IN proper
non to the va.ue fseelved from them thsn any
other company. These claims are fornded By
lscts snd figures from he Massachusetts tn.ur-
nnce Rep1r's, recortized authority On the sub
1ect. The claimt arc lust, VIZ seq no re.son why
everybody should not insure In the Connecticut
MntnRl; II they a1a controyeIthle, We shall
central uude.wslters, In The Hartford Fire In,
suronce building, on L1salle street, represent the
Cunrccucut Autna1 in this city.
, 1865-07-27

hey We:e commercially In fhillng clseumstancea,
s1d ailefwsfds 70 p!ovent the recovery OF the
uoneJ sold thett stock to ore Chamberlain,
.,I n,snsI Wiggess commensed = Iep:cv1n suit
sgslnst Daniel Btsrt TO recover possession OF
zs91 worth Of pcutes, Gained to be the prop ny
o. ,Mh1ggs5e, who alleged thss B5snt took ihen
PttcEJ. C7oss. Of .b1oEnR rotps1cty.
a.. CouafT CcCHT-Byore .'sttye Br1dwtH.-i;I;
the estate ef James W1lsiams, deceased, the will
vas brought Into court and offered for probate:
From tue testimony Of Patrick williams. one OF
me subscribing Witnesses, It appesrs that the tcs,
lasor Was too weak In mind to make Will, aud
sso nat he 3 did not request the siEnsture Of w.t.
~. The @ TM was consequently not proTen and Pc
was then apoointed 10 administer npon tllug
boyd for 83,6m, approved by The Court,
UpGn the petition OF relatives, the efnfrs for
jury w.s !seued BY the Court. 10 inquire lato the
alleged 1ts7ntty Of Frank Btoemke. 80.
In the ea'a,e Of George Bereusiather, the will
waa proven. and Mary Bercn.lather. The widow:
appointed 70 administer, upon Ming an approved
The estates Of Jacob Rnssel and Frederick
Hepp, were declared by the Court 10 be duly
, 1865-07-27

oYesrs OF the body than Simply the teeth. So a,so
should al! other pr. fe s3r. Il epeelalirol. They
should aleo possete noNlerge OF antony.
watch d the tonndstton Of medical eclence, and
ph5siolcey which ,re.ts Of the acdon Of The or
c:ils, also ol The action Of neaiclnes uoon tho
stvei.l o!e.as 1h,s ,G}tosn.ten .}1 eaenld b IT,
Thep. when that general knowledge WM
.eqn,,sd; s9szs S,,,tas sh0u'd be separate ch.lts
tione1a would become far mora perfect
in special pursuin; all formine oue
progress and teyelopment Of medical science,
suceess xoulc not IN such measure be sttsinod.
instnuch ~ It Is ano'utrly impossible for one
nan~o nasttr the vhote detaila of every branch
In conclusion. pr. BFnioard on ehalfot tho pro-
fesstoD, heartily welcomed the delegates TO
Chicago. ..
At The cout1ublon OF the lectnre, which wss
listened 10 with the Ereatest attenion. frequently
interrupted by bursts Of applause, d. cne,bo-
be rendered to Dr. B1ainard Tor his v1lutb .
astiaunce to them In their walk Of lie. and that
be be required to fQtnlea copy for publication
In pamphlet form.
Tht notion WAS carried unanimously. when the
frRe al
, 1865-07-27
THE SOLDIERS, FAIR.


The members OF the Executive Committee Of
the last Soldiers Fair are requested 10 meet this
afternoon at three O'Clock in the rooms OF the
yonrg Mems Christian Association, Methodist
Block, to take tl1al aclion regarding The ditposi-
ton Of the funda, It is a most important subject
ior art,on, and one that should be voted On by
every member Of the Committee. a great trust
was corn1tted TO their hands, md the public and
tt Q soldiers expect them to DO their duty. not
only in acting. out ia acting rightly. 20 that the
tuL ds viii be indeed applied tor the benefit Of the
soldiers.
We doubt not that every member Of the Com
mi lee 10 ere this aware q The points at issue;
they were stated in the TRIBUNE Of YESTERDAY.
The preamble and resolution offered by Hon. ].
5 Drdwel1, at the lsst meeting, and laid over for
set on 10 day. covess the whole ground. Its as
followf:
tc detrrmtue what portion Of the funds Of the late
Sanitary Commission aud Soldiers Home Fair
Should 60 10 sbn late Sanitary Commission. The
raid Commission WAS then in existence. doing
good service IN relieving the wants Of o1r sick
and wounded soldiers. And WnEREAs, The war
il now ended. md Tho raid SANITARY Commission
has departed this life intestate, NJ announced BY
It's late Pse.ident Rev. Dr.. Bellows, barring done
, 1865-07-27
LAW INTELLIGENCE
The Lottery Csses--Arrest Of Judgment
Herenus Seizuses--Cruelty aud Divorce
--Habess Corpus--KeJeetedW WiEls-.
lbssnl1y.-.Th Conrad Collapse,

In The case OF the People ac1inet C. II. Dunn &
of ea ea'e ako' IL eus ssesotoei eoe''' oPoa
Indictment of,he Grand jury charging then with
ketpirx lottery and selling lottery tickets CON.
t,,rr IN The st,ta st,tnte, j. ennerredes ~, barn
nht:inst IL me gnnreme csnrt. s1rasf1no ths
sIyss 81 'hf Sent ~ ~ a,s esen
q s esta1e &C. ss'qp hss been tk:n
cons. @ nj heea tsken ~ a tel eass By WHICH tSs IL
ua11rP sfA7zs 81 cog9T.B<fsrs, .; It.. =, 1udos " Drum
y III -snn,tsa n 1e.terdays tssas ~ nv nv.
sun1 tss eonpainant. @ oetsined iesve e. to Of i've an an
si4t1 a.sa !" nsn p'n oe'o'e ne eapifauon o'
h11S TX. oa{o 3nto,n,,,,, ~ ~. n...,,o. ..,,x.x
,n.ins+ inhr, Ra.rnosr nT.r haa1 ,aer ,s
n exaay .sEer ness orgMes Pn
ure6aru aueet near Mnews Nas t.9 oism.ssco ny
tos Gent, ae oeSno nT q "a ns'ns eon'easeo JUG
"9n, ~ - e a.o4as ~ III, ~ X ,rs,,,. uh,z
LIBEL y ~ ~ nlea aome Te seps gaslnR 1niosma
~ ga a. herreis of h1rhE,nes law Wsa niven h1
iba & court IL smend ths iibei al tnfoEma;,on "
ING eases o. vsn n EGa: @ Fsltaman q co:, eharg;
sanihs III 1asf sns.rro mn Tionr ~ .us es;nst
iii - S. ~. aiaS ir,nn ~, y
pos.es.,ne ss1 6sssei. 81 tiilc't ighsines: were
~ Gonn4ose sao 1ts tsgo on nm,
Gaw.-Jnupmenr vas rendered for xa.6IbS IN
rnmnsnv arsfnst Jsroh r cGnrsi ~ ~ ~
hsnffr. to Terove1 IA faisnee nf danns,t n II.
bsnt of defendants - '"'AAe' - 9sp>''' in '-1'
a. conraa sao csa n far a. n,
nlasnant Tued to recoTer ba1aSce ~ demos,t % III
sso IN amount upon coilsosed 6,ii Of snrs @
Jndement was rendered agaiust The defendant for for
Tbe rrQeipe lin suit in a,sumpsit. In which
damages are lsfd at $500. was d!ed by FrederIr1
4 Jensen aeatnst Gnstav n: Meyer.
, 1865-07-27

: NEW YORK. July 2H.
Co1ToE-A shade hrnner, At lie tor Midi tng.
FLoCl-15s325e hett r. with le4e doing. AZ A7sGS5s0
for extra STATE, es1b8 TO or md hoop Ohlo,
and sslcGs9 " tor tr.da brands do--mAtkef clcsing
nsm. with nr s'l!efs Vt tn.ste q7otAt1ons-
WHIaKr-FirmcE. WestaEp, &7.tz. New held higher.
GtAls-* hest SC belles spring, and lcc batter
MIie, a. ti!esl . e s9s ~ M hlcsE9 spi;E 5,s69!6A
81 fss winter red ws.s:sn q sss?!o M e. ammb:1 e :
inie' Ior xhtle Westesn nnd 35C7 so5d white ~.
Barley ard Barley Malt guiet. Corn 1c batter: at $50
Sc tor upsaund, md 8f9sScfof 4ou1d mixed W&stefn.
OAt 6628G2Ar lor We.teFn.
y saooEn1f.. suEsE ,uu. Cub. Ncscoy.oo 11k@
PE1nr. r..r.-s:etdy At siQa.c If ctudo; l!&5.o
se; Iennsd In bond, aud 6sa7s; tos f;ee;, -, =,
mea., nE at $a20o cash $1' $50 2s09 ior 'ss-4
Do: t:2so9 A.o hr prime m.ts: .s:- also f.too hr4
tl2c1 Btef Aans t4'cr Ano arm Cut Nests trn
it 1to17c. thoui' CIT lae519c. Hant aud D con
azsc for Ohio, and .7os7e oI st&re. cneeea du At
, 1865-07-27
Markets by Telegraph,

OUK MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
lspseial Dispatch to the Wessssn Associ,te3 Press
fkw FoRk, July :s-A.aulsht.
STOCKS.
Inc stocf market Is veEy strong to-day. In rntlwly
bnnea this .. H. was qulla animated, lad furthe.
80 took place. Ella was buoyaut snd large pur.
enaaes mAoes 9th Rhares t3mpath!z.d with tho up.
wafo moSemtnt In Erie In tho Last Board ths mar.
tet W. ve! pueh excited Th"ra WIS perfect ru.h
icf 6EeeKs throughout call. and ptlcea wees higher
esfee1auJ on Hudson and Pittsburgh.
p1yDIxns.
The E1ts dividend ts per cent On common and sx
pef GET cn prefer. atoeka.
4ITt4TwIxTIRa.
The Scotia to-day brought ont large orders 10. aye.
sHenAes, and there WAS \ very active market for
them en- The street and as ths Bossd, Pu,chaMs ior
export aggregated over one million, caleay on Ges
uAn account.
Nucs1LASEoCs.
altcenaneous atocks Steady st about yestcrd.y.s
Prices.
GOLD
usa oeen dEmer to-day. With sone activity, but
with no Important movements.
. AoEKY.
Gcod demand with ample supply.
PETROLEUM ETouEa.
PHoleum Atccks were steady. There was stsonx
bear mtyementln ln Webster Ibis fosenoou but It re.
covtred in the afternoon. Sales wcro At the follow
Ing rata: Wooster. $2so; Fulton, $685. Bergen SIC;
Bfevooit. 9t1.c5: Bradley. e$s5 ocsanlc, 3a.oa
4h~A44hA EA&A1s 99CE lHktQ GtutE4t $1RoQt hfnu
Farm, Il 20; P4tholo Greek, 81 co. HeJdrlck, $3.50
Excelalos. E2t3; OIL Crack. $3.50; Tack, Csc.
LATEST.
At The four O'Clock hoard stocky were active. New
York Certr2]. DC; Erie, s7K Hotson. tt5 fesdinE,
NtK Michigan Central, 1Ga; Pittsburgh, 4; North.
wess'tn. q; Beck 1sfand. NsX; Es1s subsequently
4o:d At93.
LAI1Bs
EKw YoIE, July e.
At GAfakhess K1enfnE ExcbaiEe, Gold c.osed At
1EH, Erin At SIX. Michigan Central at 1n8K Nlchi
fAn eouthssn IT &H Rrie pretszad At eB. Hudtou at
III Pacific 1t it8 Rttshu1x At 7ss Ohio
At fsH. atlantic Mall at leex. Cumberland 1t AK
HspnSwlek laId At II. Market excited and stro1E.
, 1865-07-27

!, EE Yo1K, July % Tho steamer Moro Cas-
steamer Atd de Cuba had arrived from Cadix. aud
It Was expected brought the order 10 deliver the
reoet ram Stouewall 10 the United States auihor-
C4oa hsF powder magazine exploded opposits
A.tefnLllas. completely DESTROYING the iadies'
CABIN. t be.ths Of the lower cabin, and raised the
limbs broken. Considerable mail ml.ter vss
, 1865-07-27
Iliinois nnd michigan EnnRi.
Especial DispAtch 10 the Chicago Tribune

BRip6EronT. july rs, 1855.
CLKARzD.--senecs, Ottawa: J. B. Preston, Morris;
Gen. KoatcEans, Seneca; Time, Morris. 80 N iath
Contest. Mor1is, g. 800 ftlumhtt, Is u shingles
t7uk, Loakpcrt. ?.s25 bn wheat: Prairie Queen Of.
tawa: otean Spray. O'thwA; Lsdy franklin. Le,
mont Markets. WILMINGTON. <s 900 It lumber, l2sso
N lAth 81 m shingles; YORKTOWN. Utiea 80 bsla sAt
D. c. Norton. Lenout; Il. E. Gooiell, Utica; D.
Hess. 1emont: Retcue, Leuent.
Aas1rRp- Jchr siowp. LasalIe. 500 bu corn. SO
bu wheat; YcrktoRn, ut:eA, 500 bu corn: La1y
FIspk1ln. LsMont, 50 tub yds tubb!e stona; D. c.
Norton, Lsncnt. 50 cub Jca rubbla stone; Rescne,
Lamont, IS cub yds ruhhe sronc. u cab Jda dimension
atone D. Hets. Lemcnt IS cub yds dimension atonos
1nlpeila, Loekpott sos brls our 20, as bran snd
sho. u, 5000 bu corns Gen shtrm1n. Morris. $500 hu
com; Lagrange. Lssallr. Goo bu coin; csyngs,
Loctport. 900 hu corr; Tobacco Plant. Ksnksktc,
$40 In .o1n; 5000 bu oass; lJolltt. 4to0 bu
corn Lemoat, Mofris. 4 500 bu ctrn, 10 b1 oats.