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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-07-13
BRlNswICk. June s6. 1865.

Hon. 4. q. .Iewctt. President. &c.:
Sir: have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of your communication of the
% inst. informing me of my nomination As
candidate for Governor Of Maine by the
l'nion Republican Convention. lately hold
en- AT Bangor, and transmitting copy OF
the Resolutions there adopted.
The issue now before us is well defined .
BY the recent war Il step has been taken in
our history. No new principles have been
adopted or assumed. but the doctrines
which were announced as the foundation of
this Government. have Wadc progress as
living powers. and now demand to be more
distinctly embodied in our institutions. and
applied to practical affairs. Wemii>t secure
ourselves in this advanced position. We
cannot now go back to gather up the fraG-
mcnts of the Union is it was" We must
recognize the nation a. it is. aud make the
Constitution what it should be. The cons
titutional amendment recently proposed to
the country by the two houses of Congress
is step in this direction. The position Of
the Union majority in Congress upon the
questions of reconstruction assures us that
the cause of human rights is safe in their
hands. Above all the hearts of the people
are in earnest in this matter. and they mean
that no step shall be- taken hackword.
This is no innovation; 1t Is but carrying
forward To their completion the ideas and
intcutions of the Fathers. Theirs as well as
ours is the motto we emblazon on our ban
ncr; equal civil and political rights to all
men.
This understand to be the spirit of your
Resolutions. and these receive my most
cordial concurrence and support.
Distru>ttul rs must be OF my untried
capacities in the line OF duty to which You
would call me. AIN rcassurcd by the cN-
traordlnary compliment of your choice. and
the pledge of your cordial support. Rccog.
nizing in your action II generous regard for
those in whose sutftrings and sacrifices for
! their Country and for Right my own small
share is perhaps the chicf claim oyour CON
silcration, and unwilling to Withhold my ser
vices. il needed in the same great cause,
accept the nomination YOU have done me
the distinguished honor to tender.
| am with high respect.
Your ob't servant.
j. l.. CllAMBERLAlN.
Be!t0a Age.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-07-13

bsl""My dear friends" said a returned
missionary at one OF the late anniversary
meetings, "let us avoi scctarian bitter
enss. The inhabitants of Hindoostan
where I have heen laborng for many years.
ha~e proverb that though You bathe a
dogs tail iu oil. ana bind it in splints. you
cannot get the crook ont OF il. Now, a
mans scctarian bias is simply the crook i,
the dogs tail, which canuot he eratlieuted
and hold that every one should be allow
to wag his own popularity in peace."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-07-13

The man who never told an editor
how he could bttterhis paper, has. gt'ne to
st. Louis to marry a woman who, has
never looked into a looking glass Port
land Advertiser.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-09-15

tH rNH... .a..,s. mIll aa1i rs
nr 'f.H' 3.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05

ARKANsAs-In his message to the
Arkansas Legislature Governor Mur.
ply, thus speaks Of the Constitutional
a mendment:
This is the Congressional scheme Of
reconstruction, and has been made the
leading issue in the late elections, aud
sustained by large majori,ics. Though
not what all the insurgents States could
desire. it becomes very grave question
for the Legislature to decide whether
any terms more favorable are likely to
be obtained BY opposition, or whether
it is not the better policy for the State
to accept the proposed tcrmsr and thus
secure the prompt reconstruction Of the
State into harmonious action with the
governing States, and OH an equality
with them in the Urion. Judging from
the results Of the late elections, and from
the decided tono Of public sentiment in
tho States that snbducd the nsurrec.
tiorL it IS not probable that better terms
will DO granted. The effect Of rejection
on the prosperity and happiness Of tho
people Of the State demands solemn
consideration"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05
Gable naspa jclles.

PARIS, November 30 = Evsn;ny, 1t has
been asrcrtaincH ,ha. Secretary Stewards
long dcspatc. Of Monday. to Tie American
Minister "a, this Court, related chicDy 10 The
withdrawal OF the French troops from Mcxi.
CO. and expressed he hope that France
would carry out her promises Tho des-
patch, It is understood. also 'allni.s TO m,
departure Of hcn. Sherman for Mexico,
nhi gave The reasons why he was sent
'hither; ni hongl the despatch WAS rrunu-
"aai length, 1t wHs nevertheless cvuchcd in
c"ncIl'atory, though ligniticd. spirit
LONDON, November 3l-Noom--A gun
hvnt 'c't Shccrnrss yesterday, and another
VIII lcanr to-day; th,i, destination Is Ire,
land. They carr with them large SUP.
lly OF arms and ammunition, to be used in
TIC suppression Of The Fcnian outbreak.
More arrests have been ma,lc.
LoNnoS, December l.--Thcrc is II rumor
'h"t the chief organizcr Stephens lately
arrived ir Paris. ,s!iCt is now sccrc,cd rhere.
It Is reported on good authority that MIR.
Higalow, United States Minister at Paris.
recently read, to Napoleon in person n very
grave and decided dSpatch from Secretary
Seward Ths despatch, SO rcpor, goes,
implicitly required France to fnlhl The On
gagemcnts shc had entered int. with regard
10 tho Mexican question: The Emperor
however, made no rcply.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05
Arrival of tho Steamer Scotia.

New York, Novcmh-r - III,
steamer Scotia, from Liverpool has III.
rived.
The london .nwntny XlruN alvo
Gates tie consideration of The pending
questions between the United <s5'alrs an,i
Great Britain, even By arbitration if
| necessary.
The London Times says her Majesty 5
Government contcmplatrs empowering
a commission to inquire generally into
The operations Of The neutrality laws. and
20 report upon the possibility Of amend
'n!5 them So as 10 hrinS them into more
complete conformity with international
obligations. This inquiry will no, pre-
clndc fnnr" steps with regard TO the
adjustment of the Alabama claims, which
arc still under consideration bv the Gov
rrnmcnt, and must be entertained upon
their own merits.
Much damage had been done hy tie
Hoods in Lancashire and York.
a subscription for the sufferers hv
the Quebec fire haA been started il,
Liverpool The London list had reach.
ed fl7,O0O.
At.thr sitting Of the Saxon Chamber
Of Deputies. at Dresden, Oh the lI,h,
the Stale Minister declared, in the most
positive manner, tia, Saxony had con-
clude'l no alliance with Austria, either
before or during !hs war The Minister
added, that ;Saxnny Hlad ra,hinily oh.
served The promise to that effect bv Bar.
on Won Benst.
" Aaviccs from Paraguay state hat The
defeat Of tho allies at Cum}ai,y had
caused a complete disnnon among the
leaders of the alliance. Cen Flores had
been III Montcvilro since the 29lh Of
September. Gen. Mitrc had evacuated
Curuza and left with the rest aC the army
for Tirgrn,y. He had refused to avail
himself of the Brazilian transports for the
conveyance Of his troops.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05
Hews Items.

WASilNGroN, Dcccmbcr l.--Ih radical
mcmbcrs OF Congress, numbering pcrhaps
MY, held - caucus Tonight Mt tho Capitol
Stevens presided. \ committee of nine
members TTas appointed TO prepare business
tor M adjourned mecting, TO be held or
Tuesday night next. The caucus discussed
the .snhjsct Of rem ovas from Office Vnri.
Gus mcinhcrs mentioned instances of what
they considered as gross Injustice on the
part ofthe President, and tic ca 6hus ,rnn.
nimonslY recommended that the Senate
rrlec.als the nominations made merely on
political grosnds.
FoRTnEss MoNtoE, Decembcr - rhc
Mississippi Commissioners who were ap.
pointed to visit President johnson ir rcln-
tiau,to the release Of Mr.. Davis, had a
l&Ethy interview with the latter in the fort
to-day, acouainsing him with the result OF
their visit to Washington.
Rev Ballard Dunn, of Brazil, arrived
here ia. dny, on n visit to Mr. Davis.
WASniNGToS, November Mai Gene.
ral Tillson, Assistant Commiss ioncr of Freed
men for Georgia, and Mni General Scott.
Assistant Commissioner for South Carolina
who we're mustcrcd,,out Of service. have bec,
retained in service until further orders.
large number of congressman arrived
hero to night. rhcrc seems no doubt of \
quorum in both Houses OH Monday. Sc
far'as can be asccr,nincd by conversation
and otherwise, the idc;L OF Introducing nrti
clos OF impeachment against The President
fhds little, ifany favor, and Il is said IN,
message ofthe President will be aho,, III,
same rs last years, aud will occupy abou
an hsnr in tue, rpading.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05

Money market quiet. Consols for mon
cy opened at 90. liivc.twcn,cs TO}.
LONDON, November 27-Evcning.-
The Morning LicraM believes the Gov
ernment Of tho United States will en-.
deavor to defeat the Fcnian plots a, a
proper time.
Consols S92. Fivc.twrniies 7Ol.
PARIS, Nnvembrr 81 There are ru.
'mors Of n change abon, to be made in
the French Cabinet.
FLoRENCE, November &c The I;nl
ian Government has determined 10 send
Vegczzi on mission to Rome
LIVERPOOL, November 81 Evening.
The breads,uB market closed with a
downward tendency. The la,cs, quota
tons Tor corn are I0s. Lard inactive.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05

\ New 'BnlcX G"ASAnY.-Among
the many new buildings now in course
Of erection in the bu,nt district, the
largo brick one II. The corner of Cumbcr.
land and State streets deserves special
notice. from the fac, that such build,
il 6 has never Lclorc been erected in
Charleston. and wc doubt if there be
any s,ch in the South. The curiosity
Of all the passcrs BY is excited 10 this
building, which is about sixty feet
square. and has already reached its sixth
story, TO which another is TO be added.
and yet there Is neither window or air
light ofany kinl, except in the base.
mrn' story.
We learn, however, that it is being
erected by our entcrrrising irllow.ciii.
zen. Mr.. +. W. Clausscn, and IS TO be
used as store.hoasc or granary, to sup,
ply the 2o'r, ricr~and grst mills, which
he contcmplalcs baildng Gas soon as the
present one is fniSl:ca) on the lot next
west. The building, as we have men.
TONED, will be seven stories in height,
and while it has blind windows in The
front to Indicate the stories, yet there
will be no floors on the inside to cores
pond. The brick shell is lined on he
inside with five inch plank, andis divid.
ell INTO six wooden compartments OF
!lurs running from the lover story &c
the top. These tlues are intended as re
|ceptaclcs, for the different kinds Of grain
which Mr.. Cansscn will make l,sr Of in
his mills, and by means Of elevators vii
h" poured i'll at the top. An openingi,
he ground story allows the grain tc
come out MS it may be required, SO that
the first grain put in will be the frs, l.,
come out for the mill. Mr.. Nicholas
Gulleton is dong the brick work Of this
building under tire personal supervision
Of Mr., Glansscn, to whom we wish un
bounded success Charleston JLeycury
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05
Cable Dispatchcs.


BEsILS, Monday, November 26.-
have a Consul. General located in New
York city.
LONDON, November -Evening.
-Itis rumored tlah a Republican or.
ganlzatiou has been discovered vi Par.
I. is said that the Empress Engenie
and her son will spend Christmas at
Rome.
The money market is easier. Con.
soils closed at so4 for money. Five.
twcnlies 703.
LIvERPooL, November &C. Evening
The collon market is without change.
LOHDoN, November 27--Noon.--
Fcnian troubles in ireland have assumed
considerable proportions and there is. no
doubt that serious outbreak has occur
red. Two regiments of national troops
were urgently ordered TO Ireland yestcr.
dny evening, and transports were being
prepared all night last night at Port
month. a large detachment Of marines
went over to Queenstown on the war
steamer Plymouth. y gun boat at
Chatham has been ordercd' to sail for
Queenslown. immediately. Much alarm
is felt at Cork and through Ireland gep.
orally. The London Iiimes, OF this
morning, believes Chief Organizer Ste.
phens will soon arrive on the scene, If,
indeed. he has not already. The Globe
rditorially hints more serious trouble
with Tho United States is really at the
| bottom Of the Fcnian outbreak. A telc
graphic dispatch was received yesterday
from Washington by tho United
States Minister at Paris. Tho dispatch
was very long, occupying many hours
in the transmission and IL is bel! !eved it
relates to the Mcx,can question: The
Morning Herald, Of to-day, says United
1 States Minister Adams has revived The
Alabama case. a Cabinet meeting
will soon. be held, when the case viii
I'reccivc the consideration which its I'M
portancc deserves
Itis officially announced that the
Government has peremptoriiy refused
| the use Of tho parks for the trade ie
form demonstration.
i LIVERPOOL, November 27.--Cottor
market opens dull but steady; sales to
day will approximate 8, 900 ,bales. Mid
\ ding uplands at the opening were quotet
at l43d, Breadstuffs market witho,.
material change.
4 LONDON, November a. Noon =
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05

\ H. persons indebted to tho estate Of
H. Jacob GNc..l deceased, are hereby
notified that have plnccd..al tho demands
in favor o! said estate in the hand Of olE
GERS OF the law for collection
Those whose indebtedness exceeds TWEEN.
~ dollars will find the demands against
them in The hands Of my attorney at law,
W. Il. Robertson, Esq, and those whose in
"+htrdncss does not exceed that sum will
find the demands against th"m in the hands
Of Nnbcrt law hor'i. Esv. Magistrate.
SAMI. MARTIN,
.ldmr. "r the rst0ts Of Jacob q Neal decd.
dec / tU
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05

special messenger who recently arrive
from Ireland, states that the Island will
soon be in n state Of chinplctc insurrcciion,
Large quantities o Springfield. Enfield and
spencer rifles arc hourly arriving at Ncw
iork, which arc being constantly shipped
to Ireland. Massachusetts beads The moyc
ment in subscriptions and donations OF
arms, and nll the latter which were intend
ed fos service in Cauada have been turned
over 10 Siephcns.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05
Gable News.

New YoRK, Nov. 29.--Thc morning
papers have the following specials :G
LoNDoN, Nov. 2S.--The Fcnian
alarrn is on the increase, Several
ships Of war have been ordered to Ire-
land the excitement in London is
intense, and approaches only in
magnitude to the scene on occasions Of
the receipt, Of news Of an outbreak in
India.
PARIS, Nov. 27--It is a settled
ooa"leti2n II go"ornnnr. nir'lea that
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05

MIR. vis.-Thrcc ministers, Rev. DrS
Duncan, Edwards and Burrows visited Mr.
Davis recently, and hrcakfastcd with hiln
Since the recent changes made in his quar-.
ters, and since Mrs Davis and her $istc,
have been removed into the rooms prepared
for them, Mr.. Davis hns become more cheer
FIJI. His health has become vcSy much i'm
proved of late, and he speaks very conf
dently Of boing released
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05

iNrh"EsrlNG EEr"rr In accordanc,
with The rclurS. Of his Honor the Mayur, =
meeting of the citizens OF GDlumbil wa,
neid ~ Gihhcs' llnll, yesterday morning. f..
the purpose Of receiving the report of a.,
Special Committee appointed some time
since 10 investigate The circumstances con.
nccicd with the great couiluIaton in Frb.
WARY OF lSt year. \ v"lummouS report,
which our space torh!lS rs to puhlisl, IL
present, was read hy Chancellor Carroll, the
Chairman Of the Committee. fully rxhu,.
rating Generals Hampton and Bcaur.rar,!
from The Frequently asserted charge OF Tic
Northern press that they had been inStru.
mental in causing The city to be fired and
proving, beyond the shadow Of n huuh: thn,
the hcinouS offence WAS rcrpc'ratch hv the
soldiers OF Gen. Sherman. and with his cx.
pressed sanction and approval 'rhis vicw
of the affair, generally believed ~ those of
us who were in Columbia on that ever mem.
ornblc night, WAS fully sustained hy state.
mcnts in writing from more than nrty ot
our most respectable citizens. We nrc han
py to learn that he City Council will be re-
1ucsted to publish the rcport in ii purma.
ncnt form as il will vinlicaic. by incon-
trovertnble testimony, the fair fame of our
gallant Confedcrntcs, and locate .hc dam.
nable sin where il properly belongs Pier.
nr
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05

lNIpoRTANT TO LADIES. When &
lady would compose her n!outh f, Il
bland and serene character, she
should, just before entering he room,
say "hosom," and keep the expression
into which the mouth subsidies until
the desired cllcnt Of the company is
evident. If on The other hand, she
wishes to assume distinguished and
somewhat noble bearing, not yugecs-
tive of sweetness, she should aay.
"brush," the result OF which is infalli-
bic. If she would make her moNtl
look small and needs charging, size
must say "cabhagc." If she wishc.
to look mournful, she must say "kcr.
chunk" f resigned, she must forci.
bly, calculate EScat." Ladies whcr
having their photographs taken may
observe these rules with solne advan
tagc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05
NOTICE.

rg1lIREE months after date, mpphcatios
4 will bo made TO the Charlotte mud
South Carolina Railroad Company, for re
ncwal Of Certificate Of Stock, shares, No
1893, dated JuEc 4th, 1862. Tho said
Certificate was issncd in the name Of Samuo
Douglass, and has been hst or destroyed
JOHN S. DOUGLASS, Admr.
nov 24-lnw2m.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05

4 Ill pcrSons ha' ing dc nands against tho
Ia estate Of .np'r4 Stevenson, dcceRs ID
are requested to present them property n-
tested to me, and those persons indebted to
the estate are requested TO make payment
rs nm dcSirons oi settling up said estate
in u short time.
JOHN STEVENSON, a lmr,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05

STEEL RAILS. Tho London and North
western Railway Companyin England, have
already ln,d sixtythrcc miles of steel rails
on their road and the work ofrclayihg with
steel. ms, end OF iron, is TO be continued.
On the Great Northern hallway Of England,
steel rails have also been laid at all t!ic
clincs W
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05
NOTICE.

TIREE months after dato, application
J. will he made to The Charlotte q South
Carolina Railroad ompany for renewal Of
Certificate Of Stock, No. 1900, 13 Sbaros.
Original Certificate issued in The name Of
Margaret Mushait, dated 10th May, 1862,
and hns been lost.
j. SESTEWART, Executor.
oct s. law:;m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05
RULE TO'pLEAD.

IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
A. s. Gaiilard, Assignee ! Declaration
VS. in
Sailing Wolfe. Attachment.
NVHEREtS the rlninriO in this action
w did on this dny hle his Declaration
against Sailing Wolfe lhc Defendant who ia.
absent from hnd rishou. tho limits Of this
State, (as it Is said,) aud having neither
wifc or attorney known, upon whom g.
copy of tho above Declaration with a rulo to
pload thereto. may he served It Is there.
foro 10 pursuance of tic Act Of tho General
Assembly of tho Stats IN such, GASES made
and provided. Ordered, that tho Defendant
d. pload thereto on or before tho 9th day
Of October,,A D. 1867, or otherwise 6nal
and absolute judgment will bo then given
and awarded against him. 15. /.
s. Be.cLOwNEY, sc.r,
! Clerks Ofioo.
winnsboro, 8, G., 26'h ost 1868
oct 27+le3m12
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05
FAIRFIELD DISTRyCT
In EQUITY.

FIX paitc Petition to
9. IL. Rivers. Pcrpctu",c Testimony.
HNllE Petitioner In tho above stated nppn
l. cation, having filed his petition to r,r.
pctuatr the testimony Of The title to c,r.
tain tract OF land alleged to DC conveyed to
him ly. Gnrolua Fielder.
IT Is ORDERED. motion Of Mr.. Rion.
Soil ci'or FOR the Petitioner, md in pursu. i.
ancc Of the Act Of tho General Assembly in
such cnSc mndc md provided, that all per.
sous Interested in tho said premises do np.
pear ~ This Office three, muH,ls from the
publication hereof, TO cXa,nnt the evidence
that may be produced. and TO produce cvi- :
dcncc in reply.
II. A. GAllI.NRD,
G. J., +. y.
Commissioner Z Office, !
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05

"A Texas lady being at Now York
dinner table to drink toast to Con.
Butler, consented, and as her glass con.
tanned about drop Of wine, she raised
IL to her lips and smilingly said, "Hero's
adYop for Butler"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05

How sad pressed hor gentle
form to me, and whispered in her ear
If when | was far away, for me she'd
drop tear | paused for some cheer.
ing words, my throbbing heart to cool,
and with her rosy lips she said ,-"Oh,
Ike, you're sich a fool.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is. hereby given to the creditors
mand 10 NO between this da,e:and The frst
day Of january next. properly auestcd.
MuTOEG DUNLOP
noY 2l-z4 Administrator
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05

II is rnmorcd jim conservative circles
in New Orleans, that Governor Wells
will be impeached on the assembling Of
the Louisiana Legislature, on The charge
Of attempting to st,bvert tho State Gov.
ment.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05

Tho aggregate amount of money ap.
proprlated by Congress, at its late
session, for various public purposes, is
$l55,8sl ,734.l6.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-05
RULE TO PLEAD.
The State OF South Carolina
\ II L T. I'D lSTRI y.
IL TllE COMMNN rhEAS.

S. i. Duiose
s.,io: :; w.,c, 5 "'"s''"'"'
NATIlEREAS the Plaintiff did on the 18Th
w day of November. a. D. 1896 flo
his declaration aguinst The Defendant who,
(ns i, is said) is absent from aud without.
The limits Of this State and has neither wito
II r attorney known within the same upon
b served.
IrLis therefore ordered that the said Do,
frnIant do appear and plead to the said
d slara,ion on or before tho lIth day Of No
vcmbcr, a. ID. 1867, otherwise final and abs
olu,o judgment will then be given and
swnrded for the Plaintiff against him.
n s. B. CLOWNEY, G. C.P.
Clerks Office, Fairfield District.
18th November 1885 nov lc3n,y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-28

REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.

REPORT OF IT TOBACCO AARKET.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE, RICHMOND, July 81.
Breaks large to-day. No change In
prices. Below We give the transactions
l27 hogsheads and boxes opened IS of.
fered at auction; bids rejected on 10; &C
sold rs follows: l hogsheai low Tugs
"badly funked," at S2.lO; ! hogsheads
common working and shipping Tugs, from
is to &c; 10 hogsheads medium working
and shipping Jugs, from 81 to s9.25 4 hogs
heads common working and shipping leaf,
from $40 to s1l.75; 5 ~hogsheads medium
shipping leaf, from al2 to sl4.75; Is hogs
heads medium to fine manufacturing, from
sl5 to $3.50: I hogsheads fine to fine
manufacturing, from s25 to Sal l hogs
head common fancy wrapper at SOS;
boxes medium to good manufacturing,
at els, 2 at S20.25, / at a23: 3 boxes extra
to good manufacturing, l at $50, l at
S3l.5 80, | at s3j; 2 boxes common fancy
wrappers, | at S45, | at $3.50: 3 boxes
good fancy wrappers, l at s97, at sl0l, !
at sl06.