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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30
The AmbOy Land Grants.

Hon. J. F. briggs. OF the Saginaw Dis
trict, in a letter to the Saginaw Enterprise.
speaks OF the railroad land grants as toll
lows:
"In reference TO railroad matters, in
which know our people are equally inter
ested, will say. that il a bill passes al all.
with my assent, IL will contain provisions
that no lands can be appropriated for he
building OF Any portion Of the road south
OF OsOsso. until IL i completed north 20
some point 1T or near Traverse Bay, 70
change the terminus OF the + +. VI.
Railroad. 10 that point. aud with further
provision for the consolidation OF the two
grants for the building 81 = single road
north OF Saginaw such a bill with lhe
provisions referred to II passed. will buiid
road: but Two separate grants and dis
tinct lines. feel confident, would result, d,
| Il has iu The past. ia keeping the lands our
OF market without securing tne building OF
either This j.. what know the people
do not want. and which condition OF things
shall not be forced upon them with ms
consent.
4 bill mas passed. the senate extending
the grant Tor seven years % the / H. X
O.. r. f. K. Co., giving the Stale no cOu-
/ troll over The matter, and providing that IN
case that the Company should TAIL 10 va
certain things. within certain periods, he
lande shall revert 10 the United states.
making the existence Of the grant de-
pendent entirely upon the success OF thai
I Company. then came 10 the House, wa-
referred % The Committee on Public Lands
and by 10 referred 20 me. where IL viii -!eep
che sleep Oi death or IL resurrected. viii be
50 modified and Changed N lis features
tha, H. own parent Will moi know il.
have thirteen different bills ia NY pos
session. prepared hv parties in favor Of he
extension az the grant. and the only essen
tial point Of difference o, as 10 whether The
grant Will be extended 20 the Aforesaid
Railroad COMPANY. or 10 The state, will
nousr IN ,.,.,.i..- IL ,iran anI other con.arI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

FACTS y. THEORIES -"Give me place
to rest my lever on" says Archmedes
land VIII move the world" " Give me
pure aud uuaduiterated drugs, says Medl-
Gus. of the olden time, and | will cure
disease.
In one sense, both OF these learned pun
dts were the yeriest CharlataBs. They
knew there was no place 10 rest their lever
on. either 10 move The world or 10 cure dis
ease. Mechanism was in i backward state
and the medical profession was but another
name for sOrcary, and all The sdjuncts OF
magic filters and charms OF the " evil eye.
&c.
But these latter days have borne into Us
sUmethng more than even superstition and
IL crew ever dreamt Of In their madest
philosophy. In these days OF practical
science what WAS theory Is fact to-day and
all the ole time notions become as bubbles
in the sun. and burst and break with every
breath We draw.
Let Archimedes shoulder his lever and
We w.l lind q resting place for il 10 move
the world. Lei niue ancient Medicus pant
ami Toll eco more lOI the drugs he 80 sOrely
.veds, TOR W. have them Al our hand, ever
ready 10 serve them al his beck.
Refined M the Laboratory ~ DR.. Maggiel
the huest materials known in the medical
procession are ohlainuble by any one. His
Bilious pyspepiic, and Di4rrhea Pill stani
larWaled. and his Salve operates with
magical effect upon burns, scalds, anu al
sores aud ulcers Of the skin.
( In fact. we think Msggiels Pills and
/ s.lye ara tue wonder OF this century, and
~e are happy 30 the thought that many
others OF our brethren of the craft agree
with Is. We would earnestly counsel ina,
/ ali miles provide themselves with Dr..
; siaggiel Preparations at once, aud keep
.nem ready az hand. So as 10 use lhem =.
/ .ue most oppo-tuue time and As occasion
! serves - uitty Ssliffaek ly-557oam
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30
House Cleaning

.rasion 3 appropriate 70 the
.-..sg poes.''I, y, appreciated By hosts o.
Z: s s'' passed through he '''''' u -''''
q ..,, ..,.A.'' come the ''dd''' Of the
~ I'D ,ruSbins sOor', aad securing
~ usr; o, the room, The ancient dit
-. ,s,ir -.D secure from fear and din
.,ra.i Up, and from the staircase
n.n ARD nais "a weld shsir
- al S'' .o,,., rooms. tn. hou.e
:: >. .'''. - dr..nsd Of dirt 50 ''1' az
F.-;sussd' - - sies down, that aui.' sai'
-;rssus. - "a soap, aud SAM and '06'
= ~ .. . srs Standing round At 'iI''
- > ,',' sIs,...rl.ias fy about ike He''0F' IL
.. ss.'', :. Chamber floor were e'sAn'd =
ri -. I'd windows WASHED as all the
= sss1 q -, rad ssesp-t-the table piled
- s..e''-
20 80 -, al about, peaos IN rs very
- co .1.n al, as falls the plague %
~ so1a''
% -,,,,t 81 .-ay-book', papers INK
- - ''h'-
>. - .,s, home a. come a,
. q .'.,s' 81 % wrongs " hat they have
- . I, 'riri.. lseEs IS heard though 'h'
- - 80. ~ are On the St rs, Kat harb.n
4 = = bosss Or bills, that al we're ,nsr'
l.'s. ,,.m q the desk or IN iAs trhwsri
,s,uss Of her VII set shis fu''
cssi -. ont al sea 10 very ieaky boat
= 80. % Parl'' a'''' win "1' ''' -
~. ...s up ard broom Z hand defiance
-. :. .s.i. and EaoTs fsn there n'ihi''
!. 20, 49,. ard drink. hiI tea, al sneak
,snyia sse'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30
Gen. Grants Platform on Slavery.

After the mastery and memorable speech
OF Hon. irnrl c. Deming OF ths Hartford
Conn district. in the House OF Represeu
tatives. on the 5th inst. Introducing The
resolution creating. the grade OF General
as . permanent part uf the military esIah
li-hmeut Oh the country, Mr.. SheildOarger
of Ono, made the following remarks:
"The remark that propose TO make ian
connect ion with that is. that in no act in
the lite and service OF Gen. Grant. 10 MS
mind. i the Sagacny AMI foresight Of the
distinguished Lieut.. Grneral more plainly
indicated than in the TACT that nearly one
month before the head OF the nation had
Discovered that >llvery must be stricken
down before liberty c'uld be saved that
great tact VAS announced by Gen. Grant
AMI in terms fearless and distinct, the Wy
IT OF which startled the american mind al
| he time il was announced by this pioneer
upon The great uhject Of emancipation !
undertake To say here. ia the face of the
nation, tat the SagacIty 81 the Lieut.
General a military commander WAS no
where mere completely indicated than II
was I'm al foresight That detsrmined ami
annuunce' ia advance, that policy which i
contained in The ter which | 'nd 10 the
{ lerk's desk and ask 10 hav' "a "a ,eitef
which hears date rear'y month before the
/ prOclamalio Of emancipai on"
rne Clerk read as lows:
"NItk~BURG, Miss. Nug, Il 30. 1852
DEAR SIR: Tle ,sople OF the
North nee'l not quarrel over the institution
Of slavery. From what Wee President
stephens acknowledges The corner stOHe
oil the C0nie,eracy II already Knocked ont.
~lavery. already dead. cannot he resurrect-
ed. II would take a standing army t.
maintain slavery in the south If we were To
make peace 60 day, guaranteeing to the
-0uth all their Constitutional privileges.
never was an AhOiiUOnlst-net even what
could be called anti-slHvery: but | try "a
Judge iairly anr hunsStiy. and il became ia
tent t. III, mind early IA the ehelliOn that
the North and South could never live
peace with each other except IS one nation,
aud that without slavery. As anxious a.
am "a see peace established, | would not,
! therefore he willing 90 see any settlement
until This question i forever settled
Your sincere III nd L. :. GRANT
Hon. f. q. MASHBURNE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30
VARIETIES

fashionable party may be called a
dsughiercultural show.
A contemporary suggests that a lady. on
putting on her corsets, Is Ike man who
drinks 20 drown his grief because in so
laen9 herself she Is getting tight!
Isn't il pleasant to be surrounded By
such a crowd OF ladies," said a pretty
woman 20 a popular lecturer. Yes. said
he. but il would be pleasantsr 10 be sur
rounded by one"
The officers OF the New England Agrlcul-
turSl Society have voted 10 hold the annual
stir AZ BrattleS5 -, on the 4th. 5th. 9th and
7th OF September. in connection vita the
Vermont state Agricultural Society.
Ata law club the president called on an
old lawyer 10 give as toast the person
whom he considered thu best friend OF The
prnfes sion. Certainly" was the response
That man who makes his Ol5H l5iU.
The Council Bluff NoaDarsR has the fol-
lowing mtrriage notice. which Is slightly
personal: d" OFFIcIAL-Married. AZ the resi-
dence Of Mr. Ben. Jarvis in MarshalitOwn.
Iowa. by The Rev Mr. Wiley. Joe Baugh
that's nsl and Miss Mary c. swanson
THAI more OF u.
Arenas Ward, who designs soon leaving
for Europe. says 10 q recent letter % a
Portland paper: Il had Intended sailing
from Portland. but I am told, though your
steamers leave punc,ually, they seldom
reach The other side This will deter ne
from narrOnizing them. would not die
in the spring time, unless 1t was neces-
sary"
TIE effort 10 reiDyigOrate TIE Democratic
pariy Of Kentucky i not appreciated iar-
Their south. The Macon Telegraph refers
10 the louisville convention a. piece Of
fplly and says the people OF Kentucky
have only 10 follow up that line 10 keep
themselves and their country down fOrev-
er." This is the cold shoulder from quar-
ter least expected.
One of the most laughable speeches OF d
green German that we ever heard OF was
mad, rs one Down East a lew DAYS ago.
Jeiiiug excited over an account ot the
eiopemeut of a married woman, be breaks
out: II mne wife runs away NIT anOdeT
MATS wife. I will shake him ont Of her
preeches. u be 5e mine ladder. mine Got -
\ letter from Scotland repeats an anec-
/ dote told hy physician who, having or
dpred a blister 20 De put Oh a patients chest
/ called 10 inquire what had been The elect
/ 90" replied the brother OF the invalid
We had na a list to put il on, hnt We PIT
it,uabAulhoX and George j. weel eneucn.
f " Well. we'll ' answered the doctor with {
+ rrin. "thal ; AL right il he's better.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30
Murder as d Fine Art.

Fl m the Chicago Tribune.
several points arise in connection with
the Newland Evans case. viz:
I ifthe parent of child seduced has a
right To shoot the seducer. IS he TO be re-
garded as insane because he correctly IN
fersiands his rights and maintain them
| Ifhe WAS insane, does il make any
difference in his guilt whether he shot the
-educer OF his child or j wholly innocent
person.
3. Would il not be well. before justtying
the murderer on the ground of paroxysmal
insanity. % ind ont whether the seducer
WIS not suffering from the same disease
and clnSequently innocent OF crime IN the
matter Of the seduction,
a. Would T. not also be well 20 find out
Ou some better testimony than that OF the
.irl >-ducpd whether Professor Evans. OF
some other party was the seducer, mas
much - in most cases ofthe kind the lady
usually tells one OF more lies
;. II Professor Evans relatives should
shoot Or. NeWiand would not that set al
ford the same evidence OF parOxysmai IN
SANITY as Is afforded 10y Dr.. Newland in
shooiiag The Professor.
{. IfPrOiessOr Evans father should shoot
/ Mss Newland Tor seducing his son. would
there not be precisely the same evidence
against her a. now exists against Professor
Evans
= Does the shooting Of one party to an al
! legged seduction, 50 that the story can only
he Told by the survivor establish the fact
hat the deceased party was any more gull
~. or any less previously virtuOus than the
survivor
s Has not society some duty to perform
/ towards lunatics whose paroxysms take
the form OF bowie knives and cold lead
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

~ DISTINCTIONS. After a months
y Tor boat race or an examination.
: nea persist IN thinking that they
saHght 10 an evenings "enjON meut. -
sasaber youth distinguished rather
as aver than in examinations, who
-.sasd % on such occasions by devel-
< sGaOrtO unknown faculties. One
'les' saArkahle chiefly tor prOpIiety in
~ naa uvltrd him TO celebrate one OF
/, a.aelle victories 10y the usual supper.
Als boar The guest rose 10 return
Ana "Some men, he began. with a
l-A's AGITATION OF wisdom. - have both
as aad muscles, pointing with a bow
'esho0r; some have no muscles,
oftas ake SInith"-Smith belng a di-
--'i's bOi highly sagaciOus coxswain
We lave no brains. out muscles. like
-aa some. turning suddenly upon UuI
y have no brains, nor muscles, 6ssl
-sr' Ike Jones'"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30
WsELLAEEOUS ITEMS.

1 .5,iees report a Liberal victory
/ :. 1aombs left Havana Tor Europe
H. 10 -, ~.
ps.ursgard has sailed from New
| h. scotia for Europe
| s,..s ANA utterly regulates all
| agrs with Naximillan-
.,. Of sanitary reform in New
.ss,ns pressed forward with visor
| Center Stephens obtained funds in
- IN Tuesday to the extent OF 80
4 Dsles il preparing to leave Havana
~. His successor has already
gain.
4 Cummings Of Colorado, reports
,,sct opiel has once more been re
On lhe Plains
| believed IN Washington that the m
-, aslust jeff. Davis VIII not stand
f9 Of judicial criticism
catches received At San Francisco
1 En- MASON pronounce the reported
frpat Fort Goodwin without iOuuda-
LA Smythe has assumed his new
a Collector Of Customs al New
All he old deputies we're reappOin-
t~s3snt Johnson positively refuses 10
rain an application for the pardon oil
,samm. The Noted swindling cOntrac-
L. N Gwin has been released from
Jackson. Having refused Id take Iht
4 Of allegiance, he is ordered 10 leave
0gaiTy.
Gen. Jno. VI. Thayer has "takeI
iJumpr In Nebraska in advocacy q
l. government and the election OF th'
lllcsa nominees.
H.. Fox, Assistant secretary Of tn
] b. s.l personally present To the Ca
asdef lbe resolutions OF Congress con
l8g him Oh his escape irOiu assas
-.
!, cast deienses are reported 10 b
4 -per.ect. and large appropriate
b. will be asked by The Board of En-
3ssof the Army and Navy IN sesslo
.,llngt0n.
I ag.r house OF the Connecticut Leg
p oallotled for United states Senator
be blowing result: o. :. Ferry. 1872
Hubbard, %. l.. F. ;. Foster, ~
Il. Seymour, /.
ae latest soree at the Tuiileries.
nee By Nine. de Rolhschild Was sun.
reat success. Alter the concert Mile
vas presented by the Emperor with 4
4 4 diamond earrings.
cattle plague Is being rapidly extin
III ia England. The prohibition q
Evaporation Of cattle, aud the sum
Slaughter % all that are diseased, i
aedicine administered.
New Bedford Mercury is responsible
following: Why is il impossibl
Fad CenIer Stephens 10 gain the ga
l. Queen. Obviously, because b
sst dare to come within Erin"
House Military Committee will 500
Ia bill for the equalization OF bOunlie
each soldier who has not receives
may, SlVO per Year for the time b
have served. An appropriation O
wo0oo will De required for the pun
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

ks- The Havana correspondent Of the
New Orleans Times SAYS that ne epidemic
a. Gaudal0up. is pronounced TO be NDhOF
chvlerDay. not CHOLERA, Is has been given
out. II bad diminished 10 dity-tive eases
per day. and there were very few whites
attacked with il. The city was almost free
from it, being mostly confined 10 the interi-
or villages
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

THE OPINION OF Fred. DOUGLASS. Fred.
Douglass declares tue Congress slUnal Re
couslr1ctiOl Plan, "in is main features a
criminal abandonment Of the cOlOred peO-
pie OF The South 10 the tender mercIes oil
their old masters and denounces il accor-
dinghy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

Al OLD CrURcH.-The oldest churci
now existing m this country. is situated
near cmithield Isle OF Wight county. Va.
f. was hHill Ia The reign ot Charles l.. hc-
tween the Years 1890 and l635. The bricks
lime and timber were mpuried from Eng
land. The imher l. English oak il was
framed IN England. The structure Is o.
brick, erected n the most substantial MA
ner. The mortar has become 90 hardened
that il will strike IRE IN collision with steel
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

70 Nlres, the great Partisan tinancier.
hal a hot argument with a Shareholder IN
one OF his enterprises. | hope You viii
not eat me, said his antagonist. Mo-
answered the Jew, my religion forbids
nj"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30
SEWING MACHINES.
THE IMPROVED ELLIPTIC.
LOCK-STITCH
Sewing and BraidinE
M ACHINE S.

These Celebrated Machines we car commend 20
the public, combining as thsy do all the improve
ments which experience has proved 20 be requisite
the perfection OF tie Sewing Machine. They re-
commend themselves 10 the public She most reliA-
be Instrument N the market The mechanism o. the
machine Is siupe and durable, their management ca
SLY cqGirsd, And, with ordinary and attention
We claim they will give prFfect satisfaction 70 the
operator II tue work they will accomplish.
These Machines are so remarkably simple IN their
construction that child operate them and IN
derslAa! their mechanism
They aIs the strongest >eving Machines made Il
j. aim st impossible N break or get them out OF order.
They are sure in their MISUNDERSTANDING their
work Ia a uniform and perfect manner.
They IN Ike "A tight lock st tch alike both sices
Of the work which csnnot be ravsed.
They stitch, hem, bind, fell, run braid and gather
without bAstlag
They equally well the lghtsst and the heaviest
fabrics
ing the tension or break ng the nnest threat
They any No. OF Cotton, Thread or Silk directly
rom The spool.
They ron casly and are a, most noiseless
They DO not form ridges IN tho under side Of the
work nor rAvel cut they Wastefu Of thread
- the case With all Cham Stitch Machines.
They are capable OF doing greater range Of work
aal no a more perfect manner Than any other Sewing
Machine
So Every Machine warranted and complete, with
Hsnmer Needles, and all the Tools necessary for the
Mschlne
sS- Binders, Corders, fuckers, Needle Cases. Nee
dies skis, Threads. OIL ami Sewing Machine nadings
Of the very best qcality, wholesale and retail.
So Please send FOR Circular, and samples Of work
ana price list, 20 A J. VILE, Agent,
S4syi Al City Book store, IN Lansing
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

'-sa poor Curran was in his last illness,
go remarked one morning that he
e % cough with more difficulty.
= 1 rather suprisinS," the patient
.,oai "for I've been prGcticlng all
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30
. DEN Sc EDS.

have = age and fresh stock q New York Garden
See-s Dsarf and Asrro1faI Peas BY the quart
AS. Whale OH sap sure remedy for the insects
which Infsst cucumber vines and rose bushes
April -, 1885 36SH THE0. HUNTER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Market.


By telegraph CHicsao, March O.
Prosisons-Ma-ksi dull lad lover sales II Mess pork
% 1qlf There amited demand for rump pork and
note srssll ral-s 20 %. Bu'k meats almost
nominal lot OF shoulders changed hands at 1885 loose
Pigs tongues in limited request a, Is CO. Lard dn
and nominal at lTifal734
Dressed uogs-Quiet, this Ia nearly closed
Prices fully &c 100 ms -r and sales 10 15all 3
eio.ing at 10 san 90. dividing on 10 NJ.
Flour Less active bnt the market is triee hrrrer
with sales Of about 800 bbls s5af 10 for IN
sound to choice grades Of spring extras and % for
unsound winter grades
Grain Wheat market op, ned hrmer and advance 10
&c, but closed quiet q, 21 forso spring; No spring
IL selling from 81 esc according location Corn
is 6rm and steady Rejected is it, demand 371l23s.
oa's duli and weak &c for No /; and 2o3 02
or No . Rye and Barley are neglected and entirely
nominal.
Hi4hwines-Inactive at 24G2 IS
seeds-Quiei and steady. Timothy at zsoGa 10 al d
Clover at so.
Dry Goods-Duil and unsettled With further decline
Of &c prints sheetings and leading staples
Beef Csttle-Quet and STEADY. Entered sales IT'S
head at from 90 to 30 for common 5o5 SO for me-
dunn. and 75s 20 for good TO choice steers
Hogs-Quiet and steady. Entered sales to-day 800
h. sd at 25@e s7z for fair to good bacon hogs 20
% sT}< for sood to choice shi. ping lots.
sheep-Duil st4 1214a4 95 for common, and 2s0
90 Cor the best
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04
The following table shows the total numbe
animals for January. 1861. and 1865
Monetary Adairs

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, March ;.
The Commercial says the stock market remains
remarkably quiet. The miscellaneous list is gene
rally weak, excepting Western Union Telegraph,
which rose IL. closing at Is.
Government stocks are still strong. and in good
demand.
The lsrgeness Of the current revenue has r.
strong tendency to improve the Government credit
Skies of 1881 rose !; 1-3os better; le-40s 1
lower.
Money is becoming gradually easier. and the
general rate call loans among bankers is lie
cent. Private bankers are lending a, 6 per cent
good collections. aud at per cent on other
securities.
There are rather more applications for discounts
from the various branches OF merchants. especially
from the dry goods auctions. which is taken at =
and 10 per cent. The prospect is that the supply
Of this class Of paper will largely exceed anything
experienced since 1850. The rate of discounts
main unchanged.
Gold continues weak The large sales Of gold
bought from the Government last week produced
excess If supply over the current demand, and
the price this morning touched 1884
The disbursements upon 1910 coupons are ght,
the total payments out Of the sub-treasury up to
the present time being only little mil
lion dollars.
The shipment of specie to- day IL very light be-
ing s6I.70o. The total for the week is s7J,4 53.
The exports of specie from this port during the
week have amounted TO s75,4i2.
The rates Of foreign exchange are nominal.
Leading drawers quote 60 days sterling at los;
IA I0S5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04

BY telegraph NEw YoRx. March 6.
Cotton-More active at ~ for middling
Flour-Less active without decide change AT ia
SO for Extrs State, 356s 81 for extra r. H. O..
and ssalo rs for Trade Brands market closing heavy
Hhisky-Qnet and firm At 2 2s4a 20
Grain " heat less active and scarcely go frm at as
for Milwaukee Club and 7id1 rs for new No Milw.u-
kie Corn dull and heavy and lie lower Al 7ST-c for
unsound and 1a41el for sound mix ed western in store
aud delivered Oats dull 3ses2 Tor nnsound western
and 54d55 for sonpd do.
Petroleum Dull at 1sa2s for Crude, and u s4o f,s
Refined In Bond
Provisons-Pork dull and lower, at u sT1sa2s 49,
for new Mess closing IS co for cash. u s71sa2s 90
for old do and 70 b002o rs for prime also 2sso Dbl,
new me 50 for March April and May sellers, and buy
ers option at Is 252s 30 Beef sdy at ls 90 o co
for new plain aud 20 to24 for new extra mess
Beef bans qui-t: Western 30 COG Al 90 Cut Meats
steadyat IL S12s or shoulders and l7lsI for hams
Boon qaiet at A1l5ls for Cumberland cut snd lsS
10 for short ,fbbed Dressed hogs heavy at l2zn
for Western AID 1s4alsz for city. Lard heavy and
loser at 10 z9lss4, aud 800 iierces for March aud
Apri sellers option, at ls@la Buerquiet at Is el2
for Ohio and 4sa 80 for stts cheese steady At lsa