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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-27
Attachment Suit.
z. Leai. warner .. Frank 700.

y. Louis Warner Vs. frank Meier.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
"a made in this cause. and attachment having
been made against the estate Of 4. Meier, unou
the ground that be u a nonresident Of The
State Of Tennessee, and Il having been 70
turned, levied, ETC.. 10 Il therefore ordered that
the said defendant enter bis appearance on qr
before the 2irh DAY Of June, lstI, 70 plead.
answer or demur 10 the said plaintiff COM
plaint or the case viii be taken for confessed.
ard the same set for hearing * plrtc and u 4
. COPY Of this order be published oncea week
for four consecutive weeks, in the Memphis
osw ins. HEIERIcH. J P.
NOTICE-CONsTABLE'S sALE.-By viz
~ tue OF IN execution to ne directed. fr0m
the once Of w. =. Walton, Esq.,. ! viii, on de
frst day Of July. 1851, a. the corner 81 Wan
and Madison streets. In the city of Meuphis.
scil o. ihc hiEhcst bidder. for ash. the follow
inr deFcrihrd articlcf. to-Hlt: ONh Gun
pLETE SKI OF SURGICAL INsIhu-
MEMS. l.MEDfCINE CHEST. eis IN =
nicie order and rev, taken a. the property oI
A. n. Slockcr, 30 safety aid execution IN "a
yer ofihe steamer Mollie namtlston ans eun-
crs Tor iwo hundred and FRY dollar sails u
fatc riace within TIE hour rrcrcrihci hy d. Z
Lhis Elth DAY q Jun. i-..I
j. w. HAWTHORN,
ai-td s. y. &. :. G.
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SOMETHING NEW
Great Sale of Watches,

ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN,
" giving every patron handsome and relia-
bic watch for the low price of Ten Dollars
Without regard to value, and not to be paid for
unless perfectly satisfactory
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OUR OWN PAPER.
A Literary, Educational and AEricultu-
raj Journal. published weekly by
j. M. LAURENCE & BRO,
AT
PoNToToC, MISSISSIPPI.
PoNToToC, MISSISSIPPI.
"OUR OWN +"

HAS A LARGE AND INCREASING CIR
III eulatiOn in the counties of North MISSES
sippi, and presents to all business men in the
western cities superior advantages as an adver-
Using medium. A. J. BROWN, of the house
Of MeRken Bros, agent for Memphis.
Address "0ur Own Paper" POntotoc, Mis-
eisginni eud3l-llO [
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UNPUBLISHED IN MEMPHIS BYRARs.
IL Ladies, try d.. Russells Periodical Drops
thcy are never iailiuE II the most ohsffnate
cases. Married Lsdies should net use them
during the first three months n rreen9n-v
FOR sale only ny Dr.. Russell. rs Jsfers % IL,
Memphis, Tenn. Price. 3 90. b enclosing
the amount you VII receive BY return mail,
one bottle 81 the DrqFs, With fall directions.
Special attention paid 20 other diFeases- Laiies
coming % the city for treatment. can be ac-
commniatci with elegant rooms
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DIR. o. s. PRoPHlTT's
ANODYNE PAIN-KILLEIs,

ONE OF THE BEST FAMILY MEDI-
" cines now in use. II is good for all kinds
Of local pains, rheumatic and neuralgia pains;
pain in the back, side, breast, ETC.; also good
for colds. coughs, collie. diarrhea, dysentery.
cholera, cramps. etc. Good for tooth-ache,
ear-ache, for fresh wounds of every kind. cuts,
bruises, and lacerating wounds, etc. Good for
wasps. and of all other insects, etc
All sold by j. 7. JENKINS * CO., Atlanta,
Ga; also by BRADFIELD X CO., Lagrange,
Ga.
Prepared by o. S. PrOphitt only, Covington,
Ga.
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L. p. WALKER a CO.'S
Newspaper AdvertisinE House.
Ger. NAN and Sixth SITS, Louisyills, Ky.

A DVERTIsEMENT RECEIVED At
n % tlshers' lowest rates. Tor nll neuspapcrs
throgrh14t he I uitei States sni Canafas.
Wholesale CONTRACTS mais rrifh er-
tcufiFe alrefiiscre- MCrc1arls, manu- actu-
rers, End at otherE ~ lase business requires cd
rertsi1r- are Invited o. uorrCsrcnd With NJ.
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promptly executed.
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AsrEssoR's OFFIcE q. s. Iyr. RFvEyuE,
FIrsr DISTINCT % AKEaysts,
ELGfN, AK. June IS, 1851. ]

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TUE
~ Annual LET of AEscs- mcnts, undf r The In
icrual ReFcnue law, Coz he c0uuty 81 Crititn-
den, will Be submitted 10 The Inspection ~ any
and Al persons who nay aliiy 81 herengld,
arueais will Be received and dcicruinci rcla-
We 30 ary ard Al excessive 81 erroneous val
nfious or assessments made ~ Assistant As
rossors In TIE Annual List
An arpsais uult b made o. uriiinr ard
frccify TIE uarticular cauFr, msiter % frlund
of comriairt. JAS. s'sMTTm.
std Assessor lei Dist. Arkausls.
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Herring's Pat. Champion Safes.

ISL Broadway, cor. Murray St, N. 7.
DHE MOST RELIABLEs SECURITY FROM
l Fire now known Over Thirty Thousand
"HERRIEG's SAFES" have been sold and are
now in use, and more than five hundred have
passed safely through accidental fires.
Herring, Farrell & Sherman's New Patent
Bankers Safes made of Wrought Iron, Steel
Bars, and the new metal, SPIEGEL EIsFH, or
Patent Crystalized Iron, from the ore OF
the diamond 10 its hardness now known in tho
world, and is the best resistant 10 Burglars
drills or cutting tools ever manufactured.
Also, House Safes, Parlor Safes, Sideboard
and Cabinet Safes for silver plate, valuable pa
pers, ladies' jewelry. etc., etc, made to repre-
sent handsome pieces of furniture. Send for
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man, 25l Broadway. corner Murray street, New
York Farrell Herring & Co.. Philadelphia |;
Herring 4 Co., Chicago.
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DRESS ROOM, INCLUDING BATHING,
IL Drcss and Towels, Sd cents. SWIMMING
Lessons riVen three times q wcek, MONDAYS.
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Doors open daily from an % JPN.
a-lB A. IL sTRATMAN.
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SODA FOUNTAINS

ALL COMPLETE FOR $50 TO 500. PAT
N ented, latest Improvement, displacing all
old styles. A recipe gratis with each Rount for
making best Soda Water and Syrups Sold
only by JAS. W. CHAPMAN a SON,
Madison. Ind.
Address them for particulars.
CTEAM AND HORSEPOWER THKESH-
- ing Machines-We build Steam Threshers
and HORSEPOWER Threshing Mschines Of all
sizes; also, Portable Saw Mills Of various
sizes. Our Farm Engine is the best Ia America,
and our Ibreshers are superior 70 any made.
Send for our pamphlet.
JONAS w. YEO,
Robinson Machine Works. Richmond, Ind.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE


THE
p,rst thing Won should do, after you reaa lnis
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Dor TO take IL; but as an
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cor,s now. n, 10 wait six months. twill ave
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TIE BEsT CHANCE VET !

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II commission, for my neE map Of the "Groat
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ioines, Batbing and Drinking salts from min
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The sane prices Address. = IN stamp, - and
% Union street, Memphis Tenn.
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ns-Dcpositions in Admiralty eases tasen N
ghort-hand aud transcrited- No extra c1sf ~;
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Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY. IN 0NR OF
i toe leading towns Of Arkansas. at Is ~ per
year, aud Oilers TO merchants Of Memphis great
facilities for advertising. 10 has an extensive
circulation, aud j. read in nearly every county
In the State, and in the Indian country vest /!
aud l. the ONLY PAPER published IN Pine
Bluh. Arkaufas river trade IL worth having.
rate. eadil-l2s
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Swimming school
AID
BATHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Foot of Union Street.
No Danger of Drowning.
PRTcn ZOE III sEAsoN .

Grown Person. SOL Children.
Single Baths. 3 Cents.
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PAPER tMiS Isttsr ln 10 RICHARDSON coll
f,iNS, AZ John street, New York.
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MAGIC CARDs.-THE MOST AMUSING
lM thing out Splendid article for parloor
amusement. New thing just out Price %
cents a mack. Address N. g. FOSHAY.
Box 100, Carmel, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Consumption Durable by DIR.
t SCEienck'S MeAiCiueS:

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must be pre-
pared that the lungs will heal. accomplish this
the liver and stomach must FIRST be ceansed and an
appetite created for good and wholesome food which
by these medicines, will be digested properly, and
gobd healthy blood made thus building up the con.
stltution, sCUENOK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse
the stomach Of all bilious mucous
ana by using the seaweed Tonic In connection, the
appetite Is restored. -
soHENCK'S PULM0NIC SYRUP Is nutritious
well as medicinal and, by using the three remedies
all impurities expelled from the system, and good
wholesome blood mode, which will repei all disease.
II patients will take these medicines according di
reetons, Consumption very frequently In its last
stage yields readily to their action. Take the pills
frequently, to cleanse the liver and stomach It
not follow that because the bowels are not eostiye
they not required for sometimes in diarfhea they
are necessary, The stomach must be kept healthy,
and an appetite created to allow the PumoDe syrup
to act on the respiratory organs properly and Rlay
any irritation Then all that is required to perform
permanent cure is, to prevent taking cold. Exer.
else about the room much possible, eat all the
richest tood-fat meat, game, and, in fact anything
the appetite Graves but be particular and masceate
we'll. 10y 28 2dwemozz
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LOCAL nREvITEEs.


-AsrRoNoucALssavaus predict shower Uf
eroliies tonight and tomorrow night.
-7THE Good Tsnplars will bear in mind that
The Installation Of officers will take place on Tues
day evening next
-THE call for Representative Convention, to
be held at Elm re, Ottawa County, on the gath
inst, will be found elsewhere.
y THE attention Of those interested IS directed
to the advertisement Of the Auditor, giving the
apportionment Of expenses on the PefrytburR and
FindlaY Plank Road.
--THk construction Of Captain EookR's new boat
Is progressing rapidly. workmeu have already
commenced "planking" it. No better timber has
ever been pnt into any steamer than Is going
into this. lt & A
-THE Democracy made no nominations at their
Copventioh at Bowling Green, On Saturday last.
We informed that the Convention adjourned
to meet again on the 2lst Of September next
Like MIcAwBKR, they seem to be waiting for
something to turn up"
WE are informed that on Wednesday night Of
last week, steam saw-mll, owned by Mr.. ZEB-
BERWICK, near New Rochester, in this county, wss
entirely consumed by FIRE, The loss is about
$4,000, on which there was no insurance. 1t was
one Of the best mills in the county.
-THE Democratic Senatorial Convention of the
3Sd District was held al Ottawa, Putnam County,
on Thursday of last week. The nominees are
JoHN +. Hunt, of Toledo, and JAxEs Z. HALEY,
of Napoleon-the strongest ticketthat party could
have made, but one destined to defeat.
VIZ are informed that Captain J. b. NEWTON
has secured the efficient services OF SAMUEL
SMITH, Esq, as an assistant in the duties Of the
Auditors Office, in the event of his election an
event which we deem as positively certain as any
thing that cauibe relied on, yet in the future.
The Planning Mill of PICK, LEEs h Co., is des.
tined to become a most valuable addition to the
manufacturing interests Of the place. Its ma
chinery is the most perfect that can be obtained
and comprises the very latest improvements. Mr.
LEES is most skllful workman, and under his
management, this factory, viii soon be supplying
large demand. =. . l ga
-WEEK before last Sabbath School Ami
versary was held in Perry Township, in the Mill
grove Circuit, in which seven schools participated
bounteous collation. was provided, the best OF
order prevailed, and everything passed of pleas.
antly. The singing exercises were conducted by
.. c. NEsrLERoDE, aud Rev. Mr.. MoCANR de-
livered the oration. rrf
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Correspondence Perrysburg Journal,
= NIaIIcrS IN. GiIend.

EDITOR JOURNAL: Nearly every village through
out the county has been noticed in the papers, but
no one las taken the trouble to enghten the out
side world that such place as Giead has an ex-
istence. But it has. See Colton's map, and you
will find it laid down at the head of the Rapids of
the Maumee RiVer-lS miles aboye Perrysburg
(Which is the'center of the world, except Bowling
Green). 1t contains about 400 inhabitants, dry
good stores, I drug store, grocery, 1 steam saw
mill, Iwater saw mill and houring mill, plan
ing mill, Wagon shop, 2 blacksmith shops, cabi-
net shop, shoe shop, Masonic Lodge, 2 church
buildings aud l Union school-house, and the Star
Hotel, owned by John, the button maker. r.-,5
The spirit of Improvement is going on, and we
can show very pretty village. New sidewalks
have been laid throughout, and excellent street
crossings at convenient pOints-hOuses painted and
fences rebuilt. But the greatest improvement has
been made in the Union Church, owned by the
Presbyterlans aud Methodsts, jointly 1t was in
a very diapidated condition, resembling au old
barn, butit was resolved to repair it. The ladies',
ever foremost in every good work, organized a
Mite Society to raise means to furnish the house.
The building never had any steeple or tower, and
they concluded to hacepne built on the front which
is now about finished, adding very much to the ap-
pearancc of both the building and village.
On Wednesday evoning, July 3lst, the Mite So
ciety had an Ice Cream Festival which proved a
success, and it will be repeated on Wednesday
evening, August 2lst A general invitation is ex-
tended to all creation and the "rest of mankind" }"
to be present. ' or
The ciety is indebted to the Committee: Misses
Lille Fisher, Marian Laskey, Loretta Vorhes,
Mary Bowersock and Laura. Campbell; Messrs,
Carlos Vorhes, Bradley Pike and George Burns,
for the excellent manner in which twas arranged
and carried through
This is not metropolitan place-oausc why, we
have no Base Ball Club. Some talk Of getting up
one, but we have no here but has something to
do, and in doing it, finds exercise enough. There
isino village in Northwestern Ohio thathas as few
idle persons, or more properly, men Of Ieisuc.
hl Business has been dull, but Is Improving since
the harvest is ended. AS the commercial editors of
the Toledo dalies say, business on, the dock has
been active for few days past The fast clipper
mule packets Indianola, General Grant and AL
bert, have been taking away good deal of lum-
her, grain, slaves and wood. The Yellow Rose is
now in port taking on a load of greenbacks in ex-
change for "picters," and will be pretty success
full from Appearances, as ne arly everybody and
their wife, including always the baby, are "takin'
a peep" through the camera -tFl'tN x
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Advertising and its Rewar.;s.

A Acelebrated wholesale merchant of London, Eng
land, has presented the propraetors Of the news
paper called the 7SegrSpl with printing press
which costtwcnty five thousand dollars, as a to-
ken of appreciation. In doing so he accompanied
the gif by letter, which said
= In your paper, by jNdieious advertising, first
built the foundation OF f9rtuae--and in your pa
per, by judieioas Advertising, have amassed the
fortune which enables to offer this testimony Of
regard and good will"
The statenient here made is no fiction, but pos
tive truth. The merchant who made so liberal
present to the Telegraph, was of course liberal
advertiser, and in other respects, liberal, man.
But how did he make his fortune? By "jud;-
eious advertising " and jadiciouSly continuing it.
That is the whole secret of successful business.
No msa that knows enough to advertise with iudg-
ssens, ever fails to make money. Profitable adver-
Using is science, and it usEhe, studied just as
much as any other branch of business or trade.
Plenty of extensive advertisers hire men at large
salaries by tho year, to write their "noticss" for
the press. 1t pays them we'll. Printers ink, is
the true alchemy that turns everything it touches
into gold. -i4-,. .a
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.1Commnnicated.

EDIToB, JOURNAL The several ieommuuica-
tons which have appeared in your columns lately
appertaining to school matters, have led to con-
siderable inquiry auddiseusson among the people
of the School District, upon the subjects broaehed
and brought before them 10 the articles.
Last week writer urges the Board of Educa-
tion to call meeting so that the people may rea-
son together" on the subject of changing the plan
of +an enlargement of the present school building,
and substituting therefor, tho building of two
-hc cuses for educational purposes on less expen-
sive scale. There is, asI lerstandj no indication
of such call coming from that source, and per-
haps the people will have no opportunity to "rea-
son together upon a subiecfwhich so deeply con-
Germs them stu il may not be altogether superhu-
GUS for an outsider to suggest few reasons in ad
dition tothOse advanced in your issue of the 18th
ult, whyi will be fer the interest of the District
to substitute the two smaller ediices, for the pro-
posed enlargement of the present one. Ia the re-
port Of the Treasurer of the School Distrctin June
there appears to be on hand S227l 81, which
amount is increased by the June Fecaipts from the
County Treasury, about 80 900, making a total Of
S4,2ll 81 in cash now on hand, This amount II is
supposed will be amply sufficient to pay for tie
erection and furnishing of two well-appointed
buildings, of such a character as will greatly con-
duce totbe health, comfort and educational well
fare of a large number of children, and which
consider itemOf the greatest moment in the con-
sideratitni of this subject. On the ground of econ
omy this plan has its advantages As generally
understood, the expenses Of eularging the present
school building win not fall short Of $40 900,
which amount ID will take two years to collect on
tue present levy. The District now have brick
and stone enough paid for, to put up both the new
buildings, and which are now wasting and scat.
tering at heavy loss to some one. Cash enough
to pay orthe labor and material necessary to fin
ish them, is lying in the Golfers of the treasury.
Why not use this idle, Visiting MATERIAL this ac-
onmulated cash, for the benefit of the noble object
forwhich il has been freely given? Will not our
Board Of Education move in this matter, and not
let our educational interests suffer from indifer-
epcs OF delay?
,If the Board wonld at once proceed in puttipg IN
one OF the two buildings referred too, it would
save the paying OF a.heayy rent for another year
or two, for the Of building most noGoriously
unfit for school-room purposes.
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TO CONsUlIPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored health in
few weeks by very simple remedy after having SUI,
fered for several years with severe lung affection,
and that dread disease Consumpton-is anxious to
make known to his feow-suGerers the means Of e1re
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy OF the pre-
serpton used Gree Of charge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they win hhd a
SURE oTRE for cOSsCNPrIoN, AsrHMA, BRoNcHIfIs'
coVoHs CoLDs, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of the advertiser In sending the Pre-,
seription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread nfor
nation which he conceves to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, 1t will
cost them nothng and may prove blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription FREE, by return mail, will
please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
SEz Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York.
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The Base Ball Match Game.

A most spirited and closely-contested match
game Of base ball.took place on Saturday after
noon last, between the First Mines Of the Light
foot Club, of Bowling Green, and the First Mines of
the Fort Meigs Club of Perrysburg, on the grounds
of the latter. The game was Witnessed by hun
dreds Of our citizsns of both sexes, notwithstand
ing the intense rays of an August sun. Every
thing passed off in a pleasant and agreeable man
ner, with the exceptonofa a severe injury received
in one Of the fingers BY member of the Lightfoot,
in catching the ball. Nine innings were played,
the result OF which, score of 50 runs for the
Fort Meigs, againstS2 runs for the Lightfoot Club
1t is believed that but for the accident alluded to-
the close Of the ninth inning would have been
tie. In the arst inning the Lightfoot scored and
4" whitowashed'ff the, Fort Meigs. la the last iu.
ming the score was just reversed. The following
gives the features of the game sst
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, August s, 1867.
FLOUR--Fine, 81 00@7 so; Superfne s 0Q@
%; Extra, 5O@9 90; Double Extra and Fancy,
10 0O0ll 90. Rye Flour, So
o GRAIN-Wheat2 2O002l4c; Corn 93@9Sc; Oats
Soc; Rye dull Barley quiet E... -
Z P0RK-Mess new % OO023 90; Hams zoe
Shoulders l2c. lttt
LARD Prime, in bbls, l2c; do. kegs, 12Hc.
BUTTER Fresh roll lSe; in keg &c.
EGGS-l5c.
GROCERIES-7CoffeeL Rio 25@27c lava S7cj
Sqgars-ra w.sugar lO9l4cj crushed l6@l6Hc
granulated 1GKc; Acoffee 15Nc; B coffee IA 1lc.
9 coffee 13ASl1c. Tcas-Y9ung Hyson, 1000
l75c; Imperial 145@l75c; Black 9O@15Oci
Japan liO@l25c. Moasses 75@l0Oc. Srups-
fair 55@5Oc; good 7O@SOc; prime 9O0ll5c
Rice-Rangoon 10c; ;Carolina1lc. e1.r.
LUMBER-Clear S55; I'd clear $50; box $45
stock boards S24 common boards $40; culed dc
Sl4 fencing Sl9; Gull fencing Sl4; flooring strips
$45 I'd do S35; joist, s1antling and timber Is fee
and under, $50; 1Sinch sawed shingles 90
A 2 l9-inch sawed shingles so; 16-inch sawed
shingles rs and 25; clear and second dressed
flooring so O0; common dressed flooring "a co.
common dressed siding S22; I'd and clear dressed
siding $685. dressed stock common, I2-inch, $25,
dressed common boards $40; Lath 90.