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fieer, now stationed In Wheeling,
referred to the President OF the Board
for information, by Gen. Pierpoint, and
in support of his opinion, Will next
Sead:ffiLL sIE lAi2 f.Iad 90 ~
THE STATR,o OF WEST NIRsIGIA,l
x ADJUEANT GENERALS OFFICE,
49,. WHEELING, Janiy. 8, 1886. j
n. p. Pierpof;st, "a djtstGst General, ".
ift tSR-In reply TO outinquiry of this
date, 4 have the honor TO inform you
that the actual date OF muster Is that on
which the certificate OF muster Is signed
by thetl Gom'sy.iof Musters, but men
have frequently been mustered In to
date from the day on, which they en-
listed or re-enltsted. LIss9 g. l'iti4
=s.trI am, Sir, Very Respect'ly,
...{ a.l eo5t Your Obdie Serv't, -
s. GEO McGowN, Capt. U. s. A. p
~ 9i iiMust'g. and Disb'g. Officer.
Gen. Pierpoint and Capt McGown
both tell ttyou that the actual date of
muster is that on which the certificate OF
muster is sigited by the com'sy- of
Muster.'ni 10 n35 - .,y'f,s'.-.,...r.
. Now, Mr.. Chairman, I have presented
you and the Board with this true copy
of the aimuster and descriptive roll, y
soldiers mentioned in that report.i, "a
: Examine the date of the certificate
written Jlegibly on this roll, and You
will see that it is February 18th, 1854.
-siI have given my reasons for objecting
to the adoption of this report, and II
they are correct, they show beyond a
doubt that the report is isleoTTect. III.
X /. therefore, offer the following reSo-
lutioh. ss - -. 80 -.
; I Resolved, That from an Examination
of the orders of the Boaid of Superyi-
sors of Ohio county, for the payment OF
bounty TO soldiers tn the year 1854; and
from the officiaI evidence of the muster
in aud credit of such soldiers, we are
fully satisfied that the original order Of
the Board providing for the payment of
such bounty has been EtTictLV conform
ed to; and that wisdom and Justice have
characterized their acts, 49,
II now move that this resolution be
adopted as a substitute for the report OF
the Committee.
At the conclusion of DIR. Hupp's re-
marks a vote was taken ON the adop-
tion Of his substitute in place of the
committees report-which resulted as
follows:, For the substitute, Messrs,
Hupp, Wallace, Nichols, Good, Fran
zheini, wilson, Handlin, Clayton,
Boggs29. Against the substitute, Mr.,
salisbury ...i.is...a,....it.. 40 l., ~
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wAsnINGTooNI d ,clolUlNiTY. "a, NEWS.

IwooI Growers s srsltc lltc.onrSSentfon.-Daring " At
Iempt TO Break JaiI---A Sad Acct
dent.
The wool growers of Washington
county held an adjourned meeting ut
the Court House on Thursday last, Col.
Asa Manchester presiding. Remarks
were made byIH Hon. oJohn H. Ewing,
Major Mcfarland, and DIR. .LeMoyne,
all of whom concurred in the opinion
that steps should be taken to stormja
State Wool Growers Association, in ac-
cordance with the suggestion made by,
the. late Joint meeting of the wool grow
ers and manufacturers of the country
held at Syracuse, New York, a few
weeks since: 1nasmuch as All presens y
seemed to agree that the present tarin
should be so modified as to afford addi-
stional protection and acknowledgements TO.
the wool growing interests of the coun-
try, but little was said upon the merits
OF the general question: The principal
remarks were made by, DIR. IeMoyne,I
who stated somewhat In detail the an
swers he had given to- certain inter, t1el,
ropatories addressed, TO himself and
other gentlemen. engaged IN the pusi-
ness, designed, 70 elicit info tion re-
flatiye to the growth of wool and the
wishes of those Interested in its produce
ton to be- laid before a board Of Conn.
imissionefs appointed by the last Con-
gress to report what changes, II any,
should be made In our revenue laws.--
The object of the Doctor, in thus especi-
iicaIly stating the answers he had given,
was TO ascertain whether they were
such as accorded with the views Of This
,faIlow4woof growers of the county. As.
helproceeded the meeting signihed their
concurrence in the response he had
made to- the various questions pro-,
-. IL
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DpTaJ KTsNERaHU


HIENDERS HIS THANKS TO ALL THOSE
who have favored him with tner conn-
dence and patronage, and would inform MS M
friends and the people generally, that ne Y1li, ~,
street neal heed e fSfaft Drug Store, Centre
Wheeling, w. Va, where he may be consut,
ed in referenoe To their disease, the nature and
character OF which the Doctor rs able at an
times and under all eircuInstAn TO describe
and to assure OF the probable result and dura-
Hon OF treatmentg He practices the Eclectic
system Of Medicine, using mild hut tedective
rstnedies supporting instead of depressing
fhe Vital Powers The medicines used ibyf
him afe prepzFed and put pI1, in his own
nffiea gf,eSides the treatment OF rAcuts Dis
easesS mr. KfsIier win give his attention TO the,
fTaatfnefft OF MI varieties OF Chronic disease.
TII@f ssorrEe on the humau rQce, ScTofnlayin I'm
ali Its vaF3esi forms, viz: Purulent Discharges
fnon1 me Enr so .preNRlent among children
P1|I1ient Opihain QIefass Id Glands,
ITIoerafions CancerS and au Nurlnes OF skin
6jseaSsS vim receive his special attention
6issSees az the Throat. Lung and l1eaFts 14tE-
er .DfaITll .DySefl tels ett4 9Slles
Dfseasas 0ffhe Urinary Organs sypnllisS, o.,
NarvoSis and Spinal Affections EplegSyr
Rheurnatisrl md y s,,l q, a = = =
males BVtInieru fhea, 1ancoFTle eas kfaie Eslls
TJterf RTiti M PafnfuI 1tTeg gulRr1ties ana NSL-
yous Diseases TO which they are SUI ~ ~
treats successful nliy. The treatment OF Gt14L1-
DREN viii receive the same attentIon as nsste-
fofore All c0nSultafi ions and commnnlea-
lions strictly confidential, and VIII LecelNe
prompt attention. Night calls chser1lilf a4l-1 N
sVered Once hours nom q to u A. 4t-s. 70
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Franklin Insurance Company
-gsfls or W1IEELING.s - - -
$3.50. 600.


I: Z. Logan, 7. 7. shalleIps Geo. <. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John ZoeclSler, Sanl. McCIel-
lam g: w. FTanzheiIn, Jas. ". Vance, Alex,
I0uEhltui fiou@ iGla it.sfFt fiuliS.1 t'-l
THIS CObfPANYsHAvING BEEN DULY
Organized, are prepared to tnlEe risks tlt
mir rates on buildings Of al kinds, meFcha1-
disc, manufacturing establishments. fnFni-
ture, steaInb boats and clfgoes ON the western
r1vers and lakes, and also on the lives Of per
sons for q term OF year,. This Company Of
tefs sipertor tndueements 70 farmers, where
by they can be insured for three yeaIH at re-
dueed rates. This being home institution,
composed Of some ninet four stockholders,
most ofWhom aTe among our best business
men, recommeDdsi itself 10 the favorable con-
stderation Of the insuriug public, and solicita
Applications for Insurance win be prompt
attended to by ythe Se6retary.E ~ IA = aiiif ~
Once, No. / McLyure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams ESxpreEs Co.
if.fsl }f7 N-1-ARTHuR Secretary.
{ SAAfI MCCLELLAN, President. - H..
GEO MENDEI. Vice President.
n. c. ARTHuR, Agent for paying pensions. .
Offfceg No. I fcLfre HOUSE. being tfe same
formerly occupied by Adams, Express Co. ] lir
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acknowledgement
RATEs On suRscRIPTIoN.
State Matters.

STATE ENEysPAPERs.-W Virginia
journalism. thriHes a-pace in the num-
ber of its newspapers, and we therefore
presume In their lpecuniary success
The latest births are the Parkersburg
Democrat, Weston Herald and the South
Branch InteLLi1e1tcef, at Romney. The
Herald and Inteuigencer are born, again
after a suspension of four years, and
the soul ofsthe deceased IPakersbur
Southern Lhnerdnt is supposed to have
into the Democrat. The,
early advent of the Fairmont Vedette Is
6nnounced, and It is said that William
p. Cooper, who Is still unhung, talks of
reviving the Clarksburg Register N
sREBE1s nAwYEhs.-The report that
Iawyers have been admitted by Judge
w. Harrison to practice in the Courts
of the Ninth Circuit, without taking the
oath prescribed by the act of November
18th, 1883, isIpronounced false. On ac-
count Of the dearth OF Union lawyers,
unsworn rebels were, in some CRIMINAL
But such privilege has never been ex-
tended to civil cases, and Will proba-
bly Cease In criminal 3cases iasi soon as
lawyers who can take the required
oath settle in that ticircuit.I EgSi9
ii Al D I5bcAI. n s. MONROE DoCrR1NE."-
Three different returns have been made
of the election of delegates from Mon
roe county. That county, by the State
Constitution, votes with Gteenbrier,
and the two constitute, in all save
name, a delegate 4 district, which
which elects three delegates. Under a
misapprehension of that, constitutional
provision, the voters Of the respective
counties generally voted for delegates
from their own county only, and the
vote in Monroe being close, was decided
by the few ballots correctly cast in
Greenbrier for two delegates residentin
Monroe and. one resident in Greenbrier.
CONTESTED ELEcT1oNs.-The right of
ate to hold seats in that body will be
contested. We understand that notice
to that effect has been served as re-
ouired by law; or. Daniel lHaymond, of
niSSsr; Mn s S on ! S 6bn Cook 81 the fsth dis
trict, by Robert Hagar, and on Joseph
"a. Chapline, OF the 10th district, by
Owen ID. Downey.G ID -OAlS
LuNAT1cs.-As soon as accounts be-
tween; Virginia andsW West Virginia can
be settled, or,perhaps sooner, this State
will be called on to make some proYis-
ion for the lunatics sent from its terri
tory to the Virgins, ,Eunatic Asylum at
Staunton, about one hundred in num-
ber. The general Jail delivery at Rich
mond for the purpose of recruiting the
rebel army, relieves us from any such
necessity in relation to the convicts
formerly sentenced to the Richmond
Penitentiary.
Nal. GEN. TYhER.-Wes eston, received
a New Years call from Maj. Gen. u. b.
Tyler and his bride, as we learn from
the Herald and wei com ed them with q
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They Contain NO Poisonous D Drug.
HUBBELs SUPERIOR OLD
CABINET BRANDY, (NIedfcated. J

~ uNnQuALED RElIRDY ron 4, = q
Chronic Dfafrhea. Il Is highly approved by
the Medical Faculty for change OF water and
diet Used with great success In the army
hospitals In violent cases Of Chronic Dianhea.
This preparation Is simple and harmleHs, un-
adnlfsred, expressly for me cIclnaluse.
For Sale In an Parts OF the world.
ing, 55 Hudson Street, New York Manufac-
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N.iT.rJtT tT n GEO. G. GHUBBEI96tC0y ) I
McCABE, KRAFT 4 CO.. Wholes6le Drug
gfsfE Wheeling, Sole Agent for Wet Xtr<
9fIlfa. also rr0prfetors Of Rraft's SDfafThea-
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
Nerve and Bone Liniment, Dr.. Stahls Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL. .,.ii '77''7i9 Z
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MAJ. GEN. TYnER.%Yyeston. received
a New Years call from Maj. Gen. -. b.
Tyler and his bride, as We learn from pm
the Herald, and welcomed them with a
becoming hospitality. At the reception
at the Bailey House, the General was
presented to the citizens 4 by Henry
Brannan, Esq, in neat speech, and
responded in q few words of thanks. A
dance until daybreak concluding the
ceremonies - 49,
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tlAfter a free interchange of opinion
among those present, on motion Of Mr..
James Taggaft, Of Canton, 1t was
Resolved, That DR.. f.. a. 1eMoyne,i
col. Asa Manchester, Hon. ohm ~. Ew-
ing, Major Samuel McFarlandandsWm Nv m. M.
Gabby be appointed n COMMITTEES to act
in conjuntion with the wool growers Qf
other counties, in calling meeting at
some suitable time and place TOR tho
purpose of forming State Wool Grow
ers' Association. .s,ili,.a ~ .iIE
On motion It was also -
Is ReSoLUed, That Hon. Wm. Moptgom-
cry, John McDowelI, William Davis,
James Taggart, Jonathan Allison and
John @. HeNaTy were app polhtedl "a
committee to correspond with theh hUni-
ted States Revenue commissioners and
also with the United States W COL GROW
ers' Assoeihtion. -, - -as7st
e onsn6tfoH the meeting adj dtourned. i
Il The Reporter gives the following ac-.
count ss,a of a daring and well nigh at
tempt at escape made BY John L4ennox,
who Is lying in Jail in Washington for
killing Robt. L. MORROW in November,
1854 About i've o'clock last Saturday
evening Jailor Kennedy was making
his usual rpulda preparatory 70 locking
up the prisoners for the night ana on
entering the cell of Lenno1, the latter,
man, watching an soppottuuity and at
q favorable moment, having given KEN
nedy sudden pushbaclwards,s sprang
outside and pullingl the door IN after.
him fastened him i'm the cell eday1ngj
been provided with d key 70 t1niock the
door which enters the jail yard, he. of
course unlocked It with all possible dis
match. .hafd, with an the speed he could
fJfIlmaId, made his way down Cherry
Alley, towards the western side ot the
town. Kennedy, who was shut up IN
the cell at once gave the alarm qyCcalt-
iI19out Justify through the window
rSfsSrfff Smith who was attend Ing to bu7
siness InIhe2 C6mrnis onefssl Once at
the time, and MEa lanes tfatrsrson.
employed as one of the EFatehmen
about the iail, heard the alarm. andgayei
-cSeSe .b5If NOT tihtiI Lennox had OBJ
sfafned some little start. g, s, already
stated he ran doWnB Cherry slllsy and and
on reaehinp its terminus he here found
iii waiting FOR. him, one of his own
horses which his son had hitched TO the
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.GleYeIand, Q, Ptttsburl.gh RAN Road.

y isidf .a9Fti llsS tait iJ.fR FORD, 3
Z dec5 y raiiia- General Agent, Wheeling.
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The general quarterly statementSof
the Firsts Nationa1 Bank OF iWashing4
ton, shows loans and discounts to the
amount of $IS9, 9,095 '3l-a CIRCULATION of
Sl34, 1880, together with al State circula-s
ton of SIB, ,l20; deposits, Sl36, ,S46 80;
discount and exchange, g, ,0sS 90; SUR
plus fnnd; SSs, 500 90. lliislli i.,,i,; .i''i q
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Ordered that General JamesS. Wheat,
the attornsyr for this Board, beiapp6tnt-
ed to examine theenro ailments entisting
and mastering into the service OF the
,UAtted States Of, soldlers under the e;pall
OF the President of the United States
dated Feb. Ist ls6I a and report the
names of enlisted soldiers, who, in the
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:. ...5.,- austtraitff. .s ),
Home Insurance GomnanY.

-1tsfi : OF COLUMBUS, OHIO
Capital - sft.iI - - $500, 900.
.r.--,,i 5,t-si E.sR HUBBARD. AGENT, ~
....., u Wheeling, W. Va.
ONCE. Main street, Hornbrook,s Block, Sec
ond floor. siift- ID ~ -f1si tnovS0 n
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iThe Reporte, pub blishes the speech of
James r. Kelly, one, of the Washington
county Representatives intthe PennsylT
yania a legislature, on taking his seat,
recently. as Speaker of the lower house.
self-made man, wea believe, and, under
the ecircuInstancesy his election is great
credit toihim. He has a promising fu-
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/ haYe stilI furtherleyidenee to bring
ness of this report, and will next read
to you the opinion of +. p. Pierpoint,
Adjutant General or this State, in ans
wer to letter of inquiry Which I ad-
dressed to him on the Sth inst. The
letter will explain itself: 10 ;ht
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General JamesS. Wheat, atty, appear
ed before the Board and gave verbal
opinion as to the matters referred to
him. Ordered, that said attorney be re
qnested to file with the President or
clerk IDTittell 0piilio9 Embracing all
the law and facts connected with said
mattars and referFed to him. -
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CHARACTERIZATION.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO r. R. Comply
sfiMJlI = il

OFFICE BAIr. 4 oHIo RAILnoAp e., ).
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wool q, sllc .,g l At
Iempt to Break Jail-+--A sad Acct
1Ianf -. -
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svsiuAing about the rod and cazs nsshaai-
cAlly perfected to your tasas = rod things
bat ssthus;asm ON the occasioa of eoeA -
sxearsioa = heslsr, and = no $50 90 pa
create nearly 20 much Of this = % The entry
Of the frst train into Des Noinss.
II raR PRxlrRxfiARY.-h 10 oar friead
WILSON, Of the Haindeolr, tAat has bsen
there. true to his profession he ussd psneil
and paper, and luckily got out ia time 70
write an article, from which ~ taks this:
ave noticed that the black convicts, and
the white, were mingled promiscuously, in
procession and ct the table. They are treated
~ equal before the Law. Should not voades
If the pro-slareyy faction should protest
against this, 1t the next convention. Sursly
they might make il good elsctiouesnne
hobby, in the ensuing campaign.
For breakfast the convicts had bread, meat,
potatoes, salt, vinegar. pepper abd water
Usually, they are served with coffee, % W
are informed. Their appearance indicates
health and energy. There are mons reported
on the sick list. This fact, is Of itself, SUN
cient, in regard to the sanitary coalition o
the prison, under the care Of DR.. Hodmeis
ter.
The chapel services, commencing a Gil
occupied three quarters Of IN hour, consist
ing Of singing, prayer and presenting, simila
IN form to the ordinary chapel service
throughout the country. The theme OF To-
discourse on Suaday morning, "11e bsess
edness Of the man rhose iniQxities arr for
giren,' was treated in . very able and inter
esting manner, and seemed TO be listened =
attentively by the hearers; but It should b.
remembered that they are s.all under convic
tom and under guard, four armed mel
standing as eentinels during the services.
nMr. NJ. Kelsey, the Warden, is devotin
to the prison discipline his earnest attention
J and with the assistance Of the Deputy War
den, Mr.. J. H. Reynolds, and Of the corps
, guards on duty is doing oil that o! BE- don
With the appropriations at command, for u
welfare of the prisoners, and for the interest
Of the State. We notice new furnaces jus
: erected in the cell room, At . cost Of som
81 400; and new machinery. and shops. j
process Of construction BY the contractors bu
Of this more hereafter.
8 "Tbere are one hundred and six convict
in prison at present, tsco having been p.'
doned last week, and one discharged ct tn
expiration of the term of service.
$ The sermon referred TO above was preachc
d BY our friend REy, J. ". LArHAA, the vol
thy chaplain Of the institution.
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Dsagine the whisky Tax.

II 10 arcertained that . large number Of distil
eriee III New York City are producing immense
AMOUNT of the raw article cRndestinely and cheat
in +, the Cove nment Of revenue to the amount Of
100000 year. This may be very profitable to
be few enes ed in it, but it prolongs the taxing
times on al Of the rest Of the community, and 20
is wrong to every individual The sams 10 true
u oil other evasions Of the taX. 1t 10 to
he ivsatagc Of every man, that every other man
should pay his fair proportion Of tho taxes, and
cheating the public revenue is cheating private
pockets
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LAW 5 OF low A


CHAPTER 13s.
Diaributios of n. G. Report.
AN ACT TO provide for the distribution of the
Adjutant Generals Report Of January lst
1866.
SECTION I. Be il enacted By ~ Gsserai Assem-
BY Of the State Of io~a, That the Secretary Of
EtAts shall distribute the printed Reports Of the
Adjutant General Of this State for January lst,
1855, - follows One hundred copies TO the Gov
srnor Of the State for exchange with Governors
Of othsf States and for his use; ten cepiss to
the Lisutenant Governor; ave copies 10 the Ex-
Lieutenant Governor Eastman; ave copies to the
Soldier1 Orphan Home ut Cedar Pals; one
hundred copies for the Stats Library, to b. used
so far ~ is necessary for exchange with other
States, and the remainder Of said hundrvd TO be
kept in tho atate Library; Afty copies for The
State Historical Society; one copy to each county
Judge, Treasurer, Sheriff, Clerk of ~ uetJict
Court, Recorder and Superintendent Of Common
Schools Of each organized county in the State, to
b. kept for The respective oAees, and TO BE- dsiiv
cred over to their successors In once.
Sec. !. There shall be sent to the County Clerk
Of each county of this State sufficient number Of
copies Of said Report to enabls him to furnish one
copy to each Township Clerk in bis county, to be
kept in the ONCE Of said Clerk, and BY him de-
lisered to his successor in ofkce
Bee. ). The Adlutant denefsi snsii DC iofhisn-
I'd With fifteen hundred copies, for distribution
among suoh oaacers Who have held or may nov
hold eommissions in lows regiments ~ may By
said Adjutant General be deemed bert for the
public service, and for distribution among ssch
United States officers and Others ss may Be best
for tho public service, twenty copies to the ju
tant General three copies each to the SECRETARY Of
State, Auditor af State, State Treasurer, Register
Of the Land 0fhcp, superintendent Of Publfc In
structon and to each Of the Judges Of tbs Supreme
Court; four copies to each member Of the present
General Assembly, to be transmitted BY the See
rotary Of STATE to each at the expense Of the
State; ono copy to each o1iccr Of the present Gen
ersl Assembly, and tho Clerk Of the Supreme
Court, and tho State Librarian; one copy to each
Library Association, and ono copy to each institu
ton OF learning Incorporated under The laws Of
the State The remaining copies shah b. kept BY
the Secretary Of stste to be distributed - further
legislation may direct.
Sea-. This Act being deemed Of immsdiats
Importance, shan take effect and be in force from
and sfter ito pabiieation in the Iasa State HeSis
ter aud h.ea Homestead, newspapers published At
Des Moines, lows.
Approved April I'd, 1895.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act vas pub
lished in the ioaa .Sfats Regisfer April 18th,
l see, and in the Io~a Ho~esead April, 23th, 1854
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary Of State
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maekeral.

The Cape Ann tGioucester) Adrsrftser says
never before such scarcity Of mackerel in
market q. this season. At this time last year
tom thirty T. forty sail Of baym-n had arrived
- me- and bus. ness vas quielivcy on the wharves.
fhe Ssh spectators find it rather dull pickings II
: ne present tine, aud there is quite lively com
'.sion among them ~hen trip arrives Prices
daily adv .ncipg.
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SUNDRIES.
BurrxK-In good demand For choice table lots
retail dealers paid from 25 to 27e.
EeGs-Ste.dy at from IL to lss y dos
porAroKs-The supply is good snd prices
slightly advanced. For choice At from ~ to
75c p bushel.
CHICKENS Young 81 SO to - Is; old - 30 to
~ 90 per dozen.
uosEY-In boxes, 20 to 22e per ID.
LARD-ls 10 I've.
GREEx ApPLKs-From soc TO 81 Oh per bsi, 60
eording to quality.
oxIoss-5oc per bushel.
BREswAx-Dull. 30 to 33c per ID.
l,Acos-Clear sides lsc: Shoulders lse; Sugar
Cured Hams 23c p ID.
TALLow-In coal oil bbls leici do loose PIE per n.
RAGS TO SIC per h.
wooL-Tub washed 45c fleece do nne aoc.;
unwashcd, Of.
HrDss-Grecn, Tc; do salted, &c; green calf skins,
l5c; dry nint l5e; do sailed he; damaged
and grubby ! of pslts 35c to 81 Is.
FsArHsas-Live gsese feathers soc.
BaAs-yery little in market. In demand 1t zoe
per leo lbs.
HAY-The market is well supplied. Timothy,
u to So per ton; Prairie Is 90.
Woop-t6 90 to % SO per cord
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-18

MEsrHIx, Tenn, Aug 10.
Cotton fallen middling, ala32c. Corn-Un-
changed. Mess Pork--sales IT 9a3.25, though
z. neralIy held at $3.50. Business looking Up.