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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01

A correspondent, writing from
Gainesville, Florida, to the Savannah
News, speaks as follows of the crops,
and the negroes in that section:
"Crops are said to be promising, and
/ am inclined to think, from the va
rious reports l received at this the
central point of the great long cotton
country of East Florida, that the
planters are making greater exertions
and the negroes are working with
greater diligence, than they did at this
season last year. Many of the negroes
go into it with an astonishing zeal. and
as class, in this section, they may be
considered in prosperous and happy
state"
Wehave similar accounts from the ru-
raj districts generally, where the minds
of the negroes have not been diverted
from their congenial and Legitimate
occupations, as in the towns and
cities, and even there the disturbing
causes will necessarily be of short
duration.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01
Secretary McCulloch has written

letter in which he says:
1.-THE report that the condition Of
the finances would require a special
session of Congress originated doubt
less with certain persons who want a
session for purposes of their own. A
session is certainly not needed, so far
as the treasury department is concern
ed, and have no hesitation in saying
that special session would affect in
juriously the credit of the government.
We need industry more than legisla-
ton"
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01

The great and paramount question
of the day will soon be the debt and
taxation Of the people. The latter
has got to be reduced. Even as ex.
IRENE and ultra Radical journal as
Harper's Weekly says:
ave can not help thinking, and
saying, too, in strict confidence to the
readers of this journal, that stupid land
dull, and voiceless as the public may
be, he has some rights which politi-
clans will sooner or later have to rec
ognize. He is now paying tax at the
rate of seven per cent more than is
paid by the most heavily taxed peo-
pie of Europe, and at the same time
he is paying for commodities of all
kinds, and labor, fifty-five and one
hundred and fifty per cent. more than
any other people in the world. In
England the taxes are heavy, no
doubt, but food, clothing and rent
are cheap. In Russia living is expen-
sive, but the taxes are light; but here
in the United States the public groans
under the simultaneous burden of
heavy taxes and expensive living. We
have notion that, sooner or later, he
will rebel against this load, and that
the party that laid it on his shoulders
will itself be laid pretty low"
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01

Registers cannot legally refuse reg
istration TO any Oitizon who is willing
to take the oath, nor are they author
lied to administer any oath save the
one specially prescribed
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01
Saturday, :: June l, 1867

The Raymond Gazette learns that
there will be perhaps five hundred per-
sons in Kinds county, who will apply
for the benefits of the Bankrupt law.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01
MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS

FENHIS beautiful summer resort before the
4 war, and very popular place, has under
gone extensive repairs and is now open for
the reception of Boarders. With the assist
ance of the well known clerk, JOHN Town
SEND and wife, ANNE TOWNSEND, house
keeper, / shall try to make all comers COM
Portable and satisfied
The well known medical properties of the
mineral water here, l need not reiterate.-
Thousands suffering of liver complaint. af-
lection of the kidneys, fuor albus, and gen.
eral debility, have been cured by the mere
use of them.
On the place is an excellent school for
girls and boys, drug store grocery, dry
goods, &C., &c. Conveyances at all hours
from Jackson, Clinton, Raymond and all
points on the Railroad.
HENRY GOLDMAN,
May Baldwin, Proprietor.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01

The Northern capitalists, on re-
turning from their trip to Southwest
ern Virginia, deposited $1,000 with
the Presidents Of the Virginia and
Tennessee and Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroads, to be devoted to char
table purposes. Five hundred were
divided among the churches in Lynch
burg.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01
STEVENS HOUSE,
FL, 23, 25 s. 20 Broadway, N. ".
Opposite Bowling Green.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

j known to the travelling public. The location
is especially suitable to m rchants and business
men, is i'll proximity to the business part of
era travel-and adjacent t. all the principal Rail.
road and Steamboat depots
THE STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accomma-
ton for so guests it is well furnished, and
possesses every modern improvement for the COM
fort and entertainment of its inmates. The rooms
are spacious and well ventiated-proy ided with
gas aud water-the attendance is prompt and
ectful- land the table is generously provided with
every delicacy of the seasonal moderate rates.
The rooms having been refu1nished and remodel
ed we are enabled to offer extra facilities for the
Com ort and pleasure Of our Guests.
GEO. X. CHASE e. co.
May 3ld6m. Pr prietors
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,t q
CITY OF JACKSON.
/, Thomas t. Swami, Auditor of Public
Accounts of said State, do hereby certify that
the foregoing statsment of the World Mutual
Life Insurance Company is true copy from
the original on file in my office.
Given under my hand and official seal, at
Jackson, this 3Oth day of May, 1867.
THOS. T. SWAMI,
Auditor Pub. Accts.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01

The Presbyterian General Assembly at
Memphis has adjourned, A committee on
reunion of the old and new schools was ap-
pointed to report at the next assembly.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01

Florida is said to be filling up with i'm
migrants faster than any other Southern
State. Settlers, chiefly from New England
and New York, are going there in great
numbers,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01

butchers lightning Fly-Killer will
certainly exteminate these pests if its use is per-
severed in Beware of bogus FlyPaper, which
dealers keep because they can get it for near
ly nothing Don't be swindled. Ask for DUTCH
ER's which is sold by all live Druggists
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01

New ORLEANS CoTToN MARKET, BOTH.
Ordinary 20@21c-; good ordinary
23@2S4c. low middling 24@25c. +; and
middling 20.
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WE DEFY ALL COMPETITION!
WITH THE FAMOUS NEW METRO
POLGTAN CLOTHES WASHER
AND UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
WRINGER.

With the aid of these Machines one servant
can with ease do the work of four of the best
washerwomen in the old way, and do it better,
with a saving Of the clothes and soap, which
will more than repay the expense of the ma
chimes within year, say nothing about t1e
great saving of time and labor. These ma
chimes stand on their own merits-none need
purchase before testing them. We can furnish
the best of references, both in and out of the
city of New Orleans. Easily worked-anv
girl or boy twelve years old can operate them
with ease-can wash and wiring anything from
a lace collar to the largest bed spread.
Quith number has them in New Orleans in
use, Of whom we will mention the following:
Rev. b. NJ. Palmer, d. D.; Judge ]. NJ. Corly,
Rev. - Walker, ID. D.; Mayor W. c. Sibly,
b. III. Moss, NJ. D.; L. NJ. Lyons, Esq. The
best is always the cheapest.
For particulars call or send for circulars.
Manufactured and sold by
LEWIS HUBER,
Cor. Of Magazine and Lafayette Streets,
New Orleans, La.
Also, keep the Doty Clothes Washer for sale.
Agents wanted. A liberal discount made to
trade.
LEWIS HUBER,
1O7 Magazine Street, Y. o.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,l
AUDITORS OFFICE, JACKSON.l

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,l
AUDITORS OFFICE, JACKsoNJ
I, Thomas Z. Swami, Auditor of Public
Accounts, of the State of Mississippi, do dereby
certify that the World Mutual Life Insurance
Company, located at New York City, has com
Piled with the act entitled, can act to regulate
Agencies of Foreign Insurance Companies,
approved January 31st, 1857; and in virtue, Of
the power vested in me, by SAID law, hereby
authorize BARRows d SMYTHE, Agents for
said Company, at Jackson, in tne county o! OF
Kinds, to transact business of insurance in
this State, until the first day of March, 1868.
Given under my hand and seal Of office, at
Jackson, this Goth day Of May, A. ID. 1867.
THOS. T. SWAMI,
Auditor Pub. Accts.
RARROWS az SNHYTHE, Agents,
jackson, Mississippi.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREAT BARGAINS!

TTAVING just received large and fine
L i stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Shoes, Clothing and Furnishing Goods on
consignment from New Orleans, we offer the
same to the public at greatly reduced prices,
as they are to be sold without regard to cost
either wholesale or retail. Examine them
befole buying elsewhere.
j. III. BOYD g. co.
May 81, 1s67-d1m
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STATE OF OHIO,

IL AMlLToN COUNTY,
We, Charles G. Reakirt, President, and G. M.
Ransom, Secretary, of the Cincinnati III. me
Insurance Company, of Cincinnati, Ohio, do
correct, and that the actual cash value of the
Capital Stock of said Company, as near ac pos
sible, allowing sixty days to convert the same
into ready money, is at least One Hundred
Thousand Dollars.
(signed,) CHAs. G. REAKIRT, Pres't.
G. nj. RANSOM, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, at Gin
cinnati, this oath day of January, 1857.
L. ST. CORNELIUS MURPHY,
Notary Public.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01

Statement Of the WOFld Mutual
Life Insurance Company, Jnnu-
airy 4, 1867.
Name: World Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany.
Location Office, No. 1T Broadway, New York
City.
Capital: Two hundred thousand
Capital paid in: Two hundred
thousand dollars 100000 90
ASSETS.
On deposit at Albany, New York,
100000 Reg. Bond u S., value $1O7, 3l2 90
On deposit Mt New Pork, $4,000
u. S. Coupon Bonds, value 02,TS3 u
Cash on hand and in bank ITO ~
Premiums due and unpaid 1877 80
Deferred Premiums 1,4o4 II
Loans on Policies S14 10
Property acct, Furniture, &c. 1876 50
Total assets, Jan. /. 1867 -$213,609 Do
LIABILITIES.
Estimated at less than eight thou
sand dollars $4,000 90
Losses: None:
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STATE OF NEW York; @ @
COUNTY OLE NEW York; y y

COUNTY OF New York; - ~
George L. Willard, President, and Charles W.
Plyer, Secretary, Of the World Mutual Life In
surance Company, being severally duly sworn,
depose and say, and each for himself says, that
the foregoing Is true, full and correct state
ment OF the affairs of said Company as the
same was on the 31st day of December, 1866,
and that they are the above described officers
thereof, and that each and every fact and item
herein set forth is within the personal know
ledge of deponents, and is correct and true.
Subscribed and sworn before me this Gath
day of May 1867,
Witness my hand and official seal.
GEORGE l.. WILLARD, Pres't.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
CITY OLE JACKSON {

I, Thomas T. Swami, Auditor of Public
Accounts of said State, do hereby certify that
the foregoing statement of the Cincinnati Home
Insurance Company is truly COZ led from the
original on file in my office
Given under my hand, and official seal,
Il. ST. at Jackson, this Both day OF May,
1867.
THOS. T. SWAMI,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01

Statement \,
n n%s;. S%ie, n,ne,.s,.sst ! i ,ssi
Capital Stock, NY, 4, lsv AZ
Accumulation, @3O0,V WV
Number Of Policies, 10. IN IA
Number Of Policies now
In force, O.b0O,
Amount at risk, s6,551,449 Ca
ASSETS. =
Cash ON hand and in Bank, S1b. 2e4 %
Debts due for premiums, 10 948 90
U. s.. Bonds, Mortgages and Notes,
secured by lien on Real Estate, a
unincumbered, worth double
the amount, 160,46S o
Cash IN hand of Agents and in
Stock of other Companies, - 1880
Personal property, 1851
s2N,e5a
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and due Nd
Losses adjusted and not due, 90
Losses awaiting proof none, Nd
Other claims against the Company, Nd
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |
AUDITOR'S OEEICE. JACKSON. {

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
AUDITORS OFFICE, JACKsoN.}
/, Thomas T. Swami, Auditor of Public
Accounts, of the State of Mississippi, do hereby
certify that the Cincinnati Home Insurance
Company, located at Cincinnati, Ohio, has COM
piled with the act entitled San act to regulate
approved, January 3lst, 1851; and in virtue of
the power vested in me, by said law, hereby
authorize BARROws 81 SMYTHE Agents for said
Company, at Jackson, in the county of Kinds,
to transact business of Insurance in this State,
until the first day of March, 1868.
Given under my hand and seal of office,
IL. ST. at the city Of jackson, this Goth day OF
May, 1867.
THOS. T. SWAMI,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
BAkROWS& SNaYTHE, Agents,
jackson. M is,iSsinni.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-06-01

"much as an army Of knights. Let
1.-THE south believe this, and act accord
''ingly."
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vastly superior to anything heretofore offer
ed in this market, at
G. J. BECK'S, jackson, Miss.
The undersigned begs leave to call the at
tention of the Ladies and Gentlemen to the
fact, that he is now enabled to offer goods
in his line, at much lower rates. Having
taken advantage of the sudden decline of
Goods in the eastern market, he feels conf
dent that quality and prices of his goods
will give entire satisfaction.
~ Call, examine and see for yourselves.
G.. j. BECK.
May 81, 1967-d3t.
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scratch No More !

A SURE cure for Itch, warranted. Pre-
n pared and for sale at
ASH & LEALY'S Drug Store.
may 80, 1867.
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JOHN BISSEI4L,
Commissioner for Mississippi.

CHAs. W. PLYER, sec'y.
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tonaA scusxency cot for esuAtionaa, bank TO iAasanaS ma
custody and Safakeepipg 90 omisceaiane6u AolaablSS. n
ID dangerous to the bankp anKftiu 3te mature " q fShd
Ipp@ the stoasholdegsp Htharvsinahies are lcSs Though
the ofdcers arc undoubtedly liable: and If the practice
has been sanctioned Blythe Board. Of Directors, they VIM
holders. ID managing tSs sass Sse q i az SaSs, 'f % Sa.
Question ept that ths steskhYessders would In tina end De
'e 7 sSsst e sa %A sss sSSS &c z s sss4 Rssss Ssss,'o one = y, a. 80, 4
s1o a% It %s sG night q So s's eS%psSSa II 10 a psce ssas sss sss:ssa
bank for q violation Of its charter, q course sThichs b hope.
may be avoided by voluntary spaon ON the part Of tho
- srAh 1AiAa otesa sidano.deGt iao aar eno,'!se
.aisJsGstJ nHc1a piAQ
Observation-Disclosures.
a, GTSo1 1sssxsI. 9ss sess$. Asa sEss 1%hsss p pSS,aens
slons Wats mudS1h oraaf't6 efstt' saleas. Hers q VII
nttio selling except the odds and ends ,".dAaSHlapSSSSS 1stnnll
feesc onaechttn 1oattet ,prfSes s66h. tins @$ses
quiet to-day, though there was an evidently betHSS kSaE1g
In mostaFaeaea. ,Seso h'o1r'''''
!HoasLContnue to arrive IN moderate l0uanttisS but
the weather. Sene' warm. th~afndofneter about SO, mono
but butchers are s1sughterfng: RYtcas have declined to
hogs in thepSns. neW waiting isoai weather tSbox Killed.
u ,S snd IL h IL sS0ni$si ass s. SsSa s sset asn so saSS ~ E. =.
lMHss PomS-AHa hid deciinina nIenaay III tie Wset
until todays. when: hs,IfssIfhg was; better, Hpder advises
nom no. a, 6thef .SSatnnss, bntM GOULD n9sb be sold stoyse aaaOas
LAMBDA also declined, mt has been in good do,
mandat the aechte.. With large asa1es fr exporS surSna
ts ws sEs st rs, Ksg is very dull apd %sopi9o not bring
BULK M~HATs--Rseon quiet at IA o l7A and lsNo puck.
cd for Shoulders. O r and clear sides. though not freely
done-usslsss 70 quote them; nov ie cured can DO hsd
ut $50, CanvAesed and packed.
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COMMERCIAL

= Tt&e Charleston COts1H market. 80" =
OFFICE, OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS /
ClAhIEsTypANs Tuesday Evening. October "a. 1857. (
The inquiry was moderate width . lower tendency in
pGacess shs rates a~feceding about 1<c. p ~. Salea $40
beles, viz: Of Ia, 9 at II. 3 at l7k. SO. Of .l7H. tl20 tat
17K. 60 as 1915 ct 1sko. land 1Os bales ON private terms,
Wa ovoAa.L :. i 81 u olt3T 81 1aiui
Low GxdaliHss.. ,... W. : $50. O. .''-~'
MaaonnG: !: :. l.s.i.+ ...-.s. Is. ii .1ytf@m-o
A"s ,A0 WAoA IS.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20. 1857.
A DREAM OF SUMMER.
,adictTTTt .e9i3
Ok JOHN q. WHITTIER.

D1 JOIN q. WHITTIER. ~ .4'i'
..ir.2 ,s1s,n.eN -s3or 0oat ,sifL.utt 1h
Bland 90 the morning breath Of Juno
The Southwest breaGes pleyi d b~e ..
And, through Its haze the Winter noon So
Seems warm as Summer day.
Tho NOV ,plumed Angel Of the North .i-.l@ II
Han dropped his 10y spear;
Again the mosay earth looks forth,
Again the streams gush clear.
The fox hia hillside cell forsak1s, Z MS
:. The rhushratl leaves His nook,
The blpe bird In the ua~ead6w' II @iNA
1. Ii atnGtnGw with the brock! ,pr- ...>H fr. Nt-N
''Beer mp. o mother Nature i" cry. 't1el"'" = 4 -
(. Btr1. hreeze, and streemlst 3ree, .1.<"! ts-.4''
''Our Winter voices prQpheey
OF Summer dsya to theer'S\ y
80, in those winters Of The soul.
BY btttaF ,blapts and dresEe .TbH@ .fl,ta t.a.
O'ersweptf rom memory OIL oksn pole,
VIA FHAly days eppeaP. N ~! IJ4 AI.tU d,
RsY1yin6H ops and Faith, they show m
The s5ul tts living poWeEssjbl y..n |t5ea,.4r II
And how beneath the, Winters snow
Lie germs Of Summer AoWerBi
Wrts, F.tE & f@HEFHr E&fLf 4r, rs t
The night IA mother Of the day. y a1t
And Winter Of the Spring. !, az
And ever upon old Decay
The Groaueet moses cEn@. . atN'a5N "
Behind the cloud the starlight Turks,
Through showers the gunbeamt fall;
For GOD. who loveth all His wprAn, FGtE.4 z;
,EHAs LETT Elm hope With. al. - -
.L.i -t....C.T -" ,t .ay. ~ .,,I,SI. an ", htTiti
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wnaafahaSSSS !ss oosSsST 1TuasfIs ssii III \ assy
clnsd 1AEAteGh SorudeF 4Hohkfbh sAA406b bs ohAASF
hasd. Per 400 Lbs.
.e. ss%1 ma T W cnsss ala. q s Sssn IL 400 % $50 ! g sin, in au .ag
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49Tccee .slsS q 4 5000 " .asS: :@&e a1os. n sdal1lesf do Ut
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olI IJL%.i tI@t t'nf - HU.II
ow iIs Nerve Orleans MaflrAt.

n saT 6 ss sssssR e sssS|s I'D S AZ FIN Sss i IA 6, !; |;
any. variation to-day. The Intelligence from liverpool
snS New Ua, xorks, a22. .1gl the ss ss LII Hart q tie day. dis.
nom both indicate . slight reaction. The latter came to
hand too M*A, EoWeeef' toaBSot our IdArls but their
Mauano& N&H,b DO felt tomorrow, II not counters ctsd by
some equally sudden but moro favorable advioes. Il Is
e1Resteds. pevprthelega ana sdesptte tho continued din
Guilty Of Srl1MnH iforetguebNh, that with the Gtayhza&GSe
fNtght upon tho market, . liberal bustness will 30 trans
acted tomorrow. "a va 1Q@E
sTATHlr1HT or COTTON. rtF1- e,
Stock on hand 1st September. 1857. 25o
1nscSve@ eo-osy..;....s.-."t.-sc-... 3.GN
A0o@V0u QEeV1Ounly. 2O,7OO- 28,127
as,s,a Gsic" Tei --
.aA1piuG xyJ51-I & -38,1sS
0aeered to-day. ...S!J.J. 80 nome HIS !
oaeared prsvtunnly. IL, 76A-11,7eA
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Augusta Market.

q October 1as-RRMAszs-Ehere has, been
marked impnoternent In, business geneaaly duzihg the
PAst week, especially in the grocery and staRle dry g00dR
eumsps6uon.T AYS prnkfihk hsndlEe ydeMpT 70 YesW low
Agurdaa n t9EdAr n fS fseaiaarn SSYSS$sdtlN. # WNi44 b Assph b6y
0oTFoaaE-Ha6 af Eat report Va QUITE tni ! ld Hissa,,,srasi iaGa s9psrn
ctaly p .RlAnterss ,hst aimee then there hes been q Adtas.
imprtvetdent, and - to be hoped that JtAore ~dA he no
further decline In the staple this season. It 10 weFthy of
note fh1f tha manufacturers and speculatofs In New
York and Liverpool Seem to have control Of the, market.
There are largo stocks Of cotton goods In the banda Of
mAnufaatarsFHI Eso In the Large s6o6Ses in this country
and 9n1pes Wnile the dsmand u comparatively restrict,
Cd m H0eR Aomtphof0e. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .t"G 2-9"i
Sales OF the week, 2Ss8 bales. Receipts, 322s bales.
i. Gr-Qctohert 2k-iRs Msyrsinee whiting hssfore@ofnus;
tho uaaRket 21alaed .tUpder tf~everabler adEices from Newt
York and 1.4EeEpQols and the eal0a,on Saturday HeSe 69a
balsa, en- 2 heeiis oe IGN tor New. York Maddiing. Yasters
Gay tasEe w. sssn more i%gSoye1nent a,e!N,at g, ,sta 9
9uotsshou1dsr at 1eK; B. B. SIDES le;U. B. sides 1ok;
coas.~Thcr - ssss sses dea az baas lie lie i; demand 1.
good. White win bring . 80; .pt3ed 81 No., QopAigera-
S' $3.50. s.sSa } 3ssgt sssS a sSlS sds 1s = : us us L H. 4 Z n.r.
kst. Good white Win bring SSA 5 so; red % 50 . 2 Is.
OAxASS<4tDqki, mau. With . good dannend, We quote
to-day Ut % conts. a good arAcle OF be@d wtll bring 81.
1Lopn-In good demand. and .gt1R at A2ures. One
mn advances SlI3r Dbl on double extra. We quote Au-
Qasta MUS. guperane. $l3; extra, 91A; double extra, SIG;
Granite Mgla. EupeEnne. .81S: ,e1tBa, ~, double extra,
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