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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12


IL Is reported that, under the op
Grafton of the new law on the sub
ject, all the distilleries of New York
city are closed. 1t will be remem
bered that immediately after the
publication of Nj, Van Wyck's APP
palIing report on the whisky frauds,
which so startled the country, Con,
gress in an impulse of Indignation
passed law enacting, among other
stringent provision, that whenever
whisky was sold in open market at
less than the amount of the tax there
on, the fact should be regarded as
prima faeie evidence of fraud. Act
ing under this enactment the reve~
nue. agent in New y ork, finding that
whisky was selling in that city at
less than two dollars per gallon the
amount of the tax, has ordered the
seizure and closing up of all distiIle>
ries there. This order has heen EN-.
forced to the letter.
There can be but one opinion
among men. not in the whisky ring,
about the paramount impoi lance OF
collecting as much revenue from
spirituons liquors as possible. The
report ofthe. Secretary Of the Treas,
ury, the other day, in which it was
stated that instead of realizing some
forty or fifty millions from this tax,
as was Confidently expected, the
Government would not probably re-
ceive more than twelve or fifteen mil
lions during the present year, was
really alarming. But there are
many different opinions n 70 the
best way ofaccomplishing the reform
| so much needed is this department
OF the revenue service. And mary
who doubt whether Congress ha,
taken the best means of etfectina
the desired result will watch mar
rowly the enforcement OF the law a
New York Ifthis seizure Of til,
distilleries which DC business openly
will not create a corresponding in
crease in the number and efficienc,
of the Illegal establishments, or fifth,
Whisky Ring do not succeed in buy
ing OFF the several agents in som
way OF other, it may be that it vii
produce the desired effec, 1t il iittl
use to speculate on the subject, how
ever. We shall soon see how tn
law works. One fair trial of law
as this promises TO be, viii do NOR
toward determining its eficienc.
than fifty theoretical opinions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

sse-A letter describing the people
in the lower counties in Virginia
says: 1.-The old nabobs here are al,
ready looking seedy. The tall stove.
pipe hats are fading into brown;
their coats are threadbare or tringed.
They drink less often but larger
draughts. Their Tobacco poucher con
tain the coarser twists or the bare
stems. Still do not think they have
reached their lowest level"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12
sea- The Austrian army scheme

sA-T The Austrian army scheme
just proposed tells terrible story of
the condition of Europe Every cit
izen from twenty to thirty-four IS
liable to five years service in the &C
tive army, five in the reserve, and
four more in.the landwehr In case
of q levy e,, neasse, which may be orr
dered in case of invasion or any sim
liar necessity, all males between
eighteen and forty are liable to SER
vice. The entire able-bodied popu-
lation of the country is thus put I'M
der arms Neither exoneration nor
substitution is permitted. France
and Prussia are substantially the
same thing. The prospect of peace
grows very dark it the presence OF
such ornaments az these.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12
LOOK AT THIS NEXT WEEK |.
READ TT NOW!

pftphf6l kuFhhthEN
you wish to purchase goods.
s3~ SPRING & SUMMER TRADE -yssu
We are hsppy 70 snnosnce
20 customers and the public generally tibet
just received large and well assorted % ss=
Ladies Dress Goods, stss 81
shswls Hosiery.
Cloth and Cssslmsres,
Yankee Notions,
Clothing, he. Caps, Dress Trimmngs,
nc rs and Shoes, Crockery Hoop Skirts,
Glassware, Paper hanginss Rihbons,
. Groceries, Hardware,
Lamps and hxturss,
Paints, Oils, Patty, sts.
Ia short full and ample stock goods the trade
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

SEA- Trout spawn were sent to the
Rocky Mountains from Rochester in
March. A letter from Col. Gibson,
just received from Fort Saunders,
says: The spawn was Immediately
placed in breeding trough, and
nearly all of the eggs are now hatch>
cd out, and the fish doing WE'LL
This demonstrates perfectly that
brook trout spawn from your ponds
in the State of New York, can be
sent by mail to the Rocky Mountains
without injury. N.'~"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

rA Frederick Douglass has been
elected to deliver the next annual
address before the students Of the
Indiana State University. Bishop
Simpson, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, was elected as the orator
and Fred. Douglass was elected al
ternate, and as Bishop Simpson viii
be unable to attend to the com
mencement exercises of the Uniyer-
sity, the address is TO be given by
the colored orator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

s@-FLoRIpA has gone republican,
carrying the new Constitution, the
members of Congress, state officers
and legislature, the democrats. since
their return from the rebel army
swearing "it's no use keeping up the
war forever" In some parts of the
state the democrats voted for negroes
for members of the legislature.
Harrison Reed, formerly noted
Wisconsin editor and far mer. is elect
ed Governor of Florida.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

NO NIsTAkR Oar goods we're purchased as jsst
the RIGHT TIME by reason OF which we enabled
10 soil thsm OF sueh prices Will meet eenpefiton
Call aad Examine stock and prices and satisfy
yoursei-s. that this hurnbug Ssiect yovr geo@s
from . large stock and save tinse and Hsnsy.
- WORD TO THE WEE rs suFRIoigsT."
To our cusssnsrs we rssu-- or ssssrs Asnks Tor shs
liberal patronage and hope fer coatinsazoe If tbs
SAME. A. q +. A. ECH2
Lancaster, May IA 1853.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12
ESTATE OF PEER.

cogs az s 81 In Probate aas esun
On reading aud fling the petition Of 5osssb VII -
administrator OF the estate of said Macy IL Peer dsd
representing among other things that he las fully adj
instered said estate and praying that time ana nIac
De nxea ior examining and siozns bis account u NJ.
=: ordered that said application be-
ONCE in Lancaster, ssid osnnty on Tuesday tb -
DAY Of june 1865 az O'Clock In tho Afternoon II
sao DAY and u further ordered tst notice 81 sae
AppncAuen and hearing b. given 70 all parsons inter
estec IN the said estate By publishing copy Of this
GER ler teres successive vssks, In each v.ek r.
caster in said County prior % said hearing
ns.a,n.a =. Wh, Ac00NlGAL, uo.Jndxss,.s,s
crockey, Glass Ware, stone Vac
u0u tciU md 0f A e. II A D.,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

Hops.-The Witness reports, hop
root sales enough to show that the
land planted the present year in
Grant County will not be far from
400 acres, Of which platteville will
own about lis acres, Lancaster %
acres, Little Grant 90 acres, Wash,
burn Is acres, Patch Grove 18 acres,
Boscobel so acres, Potosi 20 acres,
Fennimore 80 acres, Muscoda 28acres,
and other towns the remainder
Maj Rountree is setting 80 acres.
There is not pow hop producing
country on the globe to which hops
may not be sent from this country at
fair remunerating prices. 1t would
even pay TO send hops to Belgium,
Germany, the best hop producing
part of Europe We hear it said
that there may be n hop panic next
year. So here may, as result OF
monopoly and speculation, but the
like cannot last beyond q season -
The fact is we have the best hop
bearing country in the world, so far
as known, producing double to quad
ripple the amount Of hops to the acre
over any country, and of quality
which the GermaL brewers pronounce
superior to any produced on Euro,
pean soil. So says the monthly Re-
port of the Department of Agricul-
ture, speaking of Wisconsin hops
There are some dangers of o spread
of the hop louise, which has been seen
in Sank county, and which is the on
ly serious pest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12


A-THH House has passed Que im
!ortaDt measure rlnee the impeach-
insot case has gone ~ III yument--
An exustriatiOn law Il asserts the
right Of this government To acquire
LSe allegiance 81 all foreigners com,
ing into the listed States. upon
their own spplicati,>o, and The duty
oithe government 10 protect all such
against the clsims of their former
sovereigns, and whenever such
claims are asserted By force it aa-
thoriEes the President to suspend
commercial relations with such pow.
or or to seize any subject Of such
rower withia the United States and
hold them ia custody till the natur-
allied citizen of the United States is
released.
s@- ROBINSON, tho New Diggings
Post Master, who shot one Lesry
so@e days since for disorderly cons
daet il ais store while drank and re
fusing to leave when ordered. the
latter dying soou after, was indicted
for murder by The Lafay cite Couuts
Grand Jury. Robinson has taken a
change Of scnue 70 Grant County,
-hers ne ia 70 be trieS next tertu
uoon,rrLSs SvccEssoR.-The FIX
ho,-n Ynlspssdsnt. in = paragraph IN
~sgard 20 the election Of on'teG
- Saa.tsy. speaks tavorae'y OF
MI n. CAaPssTss ~ /" successor
- Ds>oLrrTLR
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

Fashionable Clothing---a good stock
at Id Z. A. Burr's. srsg 7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

IMPORTANT 10 SOLDIERS WIDOWS
A ruling was made by the commits,
sioner CT Pensions some time since
cutting off from the SO month allow
ed on account of minor children.
soldiers, widows whose children
were supported by individual, or
plant asylum. OF other institu-
tons.
We learn that letter from the
Commissioners Of Pension agents
directing that the So month shall
be paid to the soldiers widows on
behalf Of minor children who are in
the care of some other individuals or
institution, whenever. it appears
that they contribute to the support
OF such children, and past payments
are to BIO adjusted accordingly.
CoUNTERFEITER PARDoNED.-The
President has lately pardoned John
III. Simms, one of the most notorious
counterfelters in the country. The
government detectives were on his
track for over year, and were en-
gagged longer time in hunting down
the gang Of which he was the head.
He was sentenced for ten years, OF
| which he had served but one. It cost
the government about $40, 900 to ar
rest and convict this man. The sym,
pathy OF the President for this class
of criminals is one Of the most aston
ishing features ofhis career.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

eg-A wretch was heard 10 say
the otI.er evening. at social party,
that young lady playing at the i,
anoforte was like an ape because her
fingers were mong keys. :
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

se-"My dear boy, said a kind
hearted country shool>r,istress to an
unusually promising scholar, whose
quarter was about up-"my dear boy,
does your father design that you
should travclthe intricate and thorny
path of the,protession, the straigbtan
narrw way. OF the ministry or. revel
amid the fowery field Of literature p
mo, marm,' reblied the Juvenile
prodigy, dad says he's going to set
me to work in the tatrr patch"
EEOne of our exchanges gets of
the following:
Tell me, ye angelic hosts, ye mes
sengers of love, shall swindled print
ers here below have no redress above
The shining angel band replied !
To us is knowled. Q given, d lin
quents on the printers book can ney
g. enter heaven"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

"JEEFERsoNIAN DEMOCRACY" ia
Ohio is very plainly spoken sort OF
Democracy. 1t speaks thus, in the
Jefersontan newspaper, about the
nomination Of soldier for President
on the copperhead ticket:
For ak years the democracy felt
Inundated and ashamed of it self, be
cause forced into a wrong position.
1t has been hypocrite and liar
through the war. The War is Black
Republican property. What is Gen.
Sherman but murderer, an invader
OF private rights and q cotton thief
If the Democracy are mean enough
to put in nomination any pup for Pre-
81 dent who ever wore shoulder straps
during the abolition crusade we hope
he will be defeated, and he will do all
in our power to accomplish that end"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

Tyou cant Dry Goods Of any kind you
tciH md them in abundance at Burr's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12
GIFT ENTERPRISE
PRIZE CONCERT!
AT BoscoBrL, WIS.
Over $1,000 In Gifts to be Distributed
Among the Ticket Holders
On the 4th of July. 1868.

a in gass:.s. sss ss,s.s, ss: ,,s t. %
entitled 20 admission to the Concert and each
will give the holder chance TO orsw any Of the
VARIABLE prizes named in tke llst below. Zach
article named In this list 10 sxscty a. represented
and good end perfect titles Will Be sivsn thsrsto
These prizes Of that character % b rsssrl y any
one-propsrty that any maR voHas use or eis-
pose Of TO sdvanssgs Eotcs-shss che proportion Of
prizes 10 900 tickets issued and 1000 prizss asng
osT you as
~ is TO be thus disposed Of in consequence Of late
| losses by frs.
1..-Capital Prixe-uou.. and, ot ON chr.
nsr OF wisocnsin avenue and Bluf street
| In the village ofBoscobsl. known 81 ths
% rsIgpao se,. .r.c, =; s...s "
land within ssven miles Of Boscobe,, ....- 900 %
Sd PRIZE--0ne fast trotting horse ......., 400 90
| 4th PRIZE-0ns Village Lot in Dssoebei -. DO %
| 9th PRIzE--&o acres good farming land with
in miles of Boscobel 400 %
9th PRIzE-one Double Seated Csrrsge,...... les 90
| 5th PRIZE--One Hunter Gold Watch. 100 90
| sth PRIZE-0ns Set Double Harn ess ..... ~ %
9th PRIZE0ne Pair Bob Sieishs ............ 70 %
10th PRIZEvi Lot I'm Boscobei $50 %
nth PRIzE-Lsrge Box etovs ................ 80 90
18th PkizE-LarGe Psrior 90 %
lsth TO 18th PRIzEs-Inciusvs-s silver hun
Fl ~ wsiis e. rs Il; o
| 10th PRIZE-0ne Fine Paror store.......... Is %
2lst PRIRE-yillage Lot ia Bcscobel 900 o.
l 22d FRIZE-Lsrgs Walnut Sscretsry. 20 90
sd PRIZE-ons Settse, .............. 10 90
oath PRlZES-Gsod Box Stove. IS %
I ~otu huo ~otu fRA1E6~~I 70 SET DinfnR CHAIRS
S. p,r 10 &C
9th and 18th PRIZES-1rwo Wash stsndsr.-. 10 o.
| 10th to 40th PRIZES-Inciusiv- Twelve Bed
steals, 81 e.oh, -. ..... "a o.,
| AID 70 4sth PRIzEs-Inclusive, nine Arm
| Chairs, S. each, ..... ............... ... - "
60th PPIZE-Vags Lot in Boscobsl, ........ se0 ~
/ 81 TO 1000, inclusive, Aibums Pictures etc.
wortL from 81 to IS each, amounting to-. so
The Concert will es given at IL O'Clock. NJ on the
sth day ofJuiy 1853. Immediately after which tll-
distributon will take place. in the presence 1.-THE tick
ct holders, vho will appoint committee to tsks charge
| of the drawing. .ss -
Agents and purchasers win be furnished With correct
lists unpublished.
The deeds and property are placed in the hands Of
Mr.. g. W. Parker, well known merchant Of Hcscobei
who will retain possession of the till the drawing
off, when they will be delivered 70 the holders
of lucky tickets.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH, Sent by mall on
receipt Of price. Club Kates6 tickets for t5 IL for
$40; % for $40 Agents wanted everywhere Money
by express p o order, draft registered letter may
be SO OF at my risk Address, J. J. BUTTON, Boscob.
Grant County, Wis. 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

ssaTHE constitution effects rad
ical change in the organization of
South Carolina, which had the most
aristocratic system of government of
any State in the Union, everything
being in tho hands Of the wealthy
classes. Thenew constitution makes
every sound minded adult male vo-
ter il makes provision for the es>
tablishment and liberal support of
free schools it prescribes rules and
methods of suffrage which constitute
in fact, and not in name merely, a
Democratic Republican form of gov.
eminent. General CANDY has issued
an order announcing the result of the
election, and the names of the new
State officers, members of the Legis>
lature and Congressman, and provi.
ding for meeting of the new Legis-
lature on The 10th inst. The order
also provides that laborers dis harg-
ed for voting contrary to the wishes
Of their employers, shall be MAIN
tanned as objects Of public charity,
by the levy Of additional poor taxes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

ssA- THE Cocheco Print Works at
Dover, n. H., manufacture sixteen
million yards of prints each year,
giving employment to two hundred
and twenty five hands A number Of
young ladies employcd'inth these works
are graduates of the Dover High
School, and two Of them have lately
taken charge of schools in that city
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

sS>JAMEs NJ GgAsT, citizen of
Bridgeport, Conn, who got divorce
from his wife the other day, without
her knowledge, is now suffering I'M
told rcmorse, as he has no claim TO 8
fortune of $4,000 just left her by
relative abroad.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

s9~ THE Pope tainted recently, and
was for some hours thought to be dy-
ing He is said to be very much
struck with the Roman proverb mo
Pope reigns longer than twenty five
years"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

nH onne E5s8sa tsu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

EE-THE Milwaukee Ncws, which
pretcnds TO think that Democratic
party is about coming into power,
says ave believe the chances are
that The u. So bonds will be repudi
sted wholly and outright"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

sm-A man out in Missouri had a
sick COW Undertaking last week to
mix her bolus of gunpowder and
ashes, he exploded twenty pound
can Of the former, blew the roof off
the honse, killed two children and
injured himself hopelessly. 1t is not
stated whether the COW recovered or
not.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-05-12

sss- EVERY man who does not take
q paper loses enough through ignor,
ance each year to pay for half a doz..
en-. @sA dss@ $3.50 1s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-02

~ To promote the speedytrials OF prisoners con-
Aned for minor offences, and diminish the cost Of
their maintenance, all committing magistrates WILL
on the 18th and last days of each month report TO
the Judge of their County or District Court all COM
mitments made y them durln; the pre- .edlDg nall
month, :peciiylng the date of commitments the
names CT he prisoners, aud the offences TO- WHICH
they wore committed. to the end that the Judges
may, whenever in tueir opinion the NUMBER Oh Pris
oners or other conside atons of public interest cau
for It, hold special terms their courts for the pur
nose OF d sposlng OF such cases. The additional e1-
pense of holding such speciIl terms will be charge
upon the State TIessury and the accounts therefor
will be audited and paid accounts OF similar
character are now aud led and paid, aud If the sala-
ries now paid the Judges should be inadequate Ia
view of tho addit olal labor performed by them, e
reasonable addit' n, upon proper representaoons
through the Governor OF the State, will be allowed.
VIE piIotage regulations now existing In the
States Of No tn and south Carolina, are 30 far modi
fed taat on and alter the the first day Il March,
1858. oil passenger steam vessels, regulated by the
laws of tie United States, and carrying pilct COM
missioned by United States commissioners, fhau De
Exemption the compulsory payment OF pilotase.
VI somuch Of the Act OF the General Assembly
of the Slate OF North Carolns, entitled IAN Act 70
raise moaeys," ratified on che 26th day OF Feoruary'
1857 as makes 1t the duty Of all persons and corpo-
rations to list and pay the poll tax OF such persons
liable to the same, as are In their employment on
the ars day of April OF each year, as laborers' LIB
hereby rescinded, and hereafter all individual ta1es
will be assessed directly upon and collected directly
from tho individuals from whom they are due; FRO
vided that the provisions Of this order sha il not ap
ply to the taxes levied for the current year, except
that double tax shall not be enforced IT the original
tax be pod on or tefore the fret day CT March, lS0S
BY command OF Bvt. Maj.Gen. ED. r. S. CANDY.
LOUIS v. CAZIAKC,
Aide ede-Camp, Actg. Asst. Adjt. General.
Ofhcid LOUIS v. CAz1ARo, A. D. c., & A. a. A. t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-02
The Old and the New.

Shake hands with .hoae who who are going,
:. :Kis, the lips that arc raised 70 be k,ssed'
For rie ftfe OF ne Old Year Is flowing
e. And melting away In the mist.
A shadow Ia over ths wafer,
And sile CO lies prone on the bill,
And the echo comes fiinter and shorter
From the river that runs by the mill
Greet the New Year with music and laughter,
Let the Old shrink away wita o eeai-
But we shall ememner hereaftar
The many who die with the year
Ayei We all regret and member
Mary, and Maud, and Irene,
Though the swift-ialling snow OF December
Lies over them now % screen.
And the alternate sunshine and shadow
Sweep oysr their graves with thrill
Irene lies asleep In tue mea low.
And Ms , and Maud On the hill.
But tho lie OF the Old 7. ar Is flowing,
and melting aw y In the mist;
:. Clasp The hands Of those who are going
=. - Kiss the lips hat are rais.d to be kissed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-02
Naw orleans MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, December 27.-CoTToN-The
sales to-day ain Junted 10 6OOJ bales &C steaoer a
fuller prices showing, in many caHes, au i'm. rove
rusut Of nc. We now monty our quos-uons ss
foIows ordinary l2xa12x; uood Ordinary lSk
lsH; Low Midd ing lS4ai4xi MI q ing ,sataHi
trlst Miudling 14%a-. aud Good hliddnn, lo&a-'
1he market .pened WIN mooerSte surPS,
stringent prerenslons on the part OF iao.ors anu
very 1air oemanu, when at Q laler hour became
more LIVELY Wnen thc opening o. sdd.tio.ai Saul
pies lave q wider scope 10 buyers. Henco tue noe
raj extent Vt the BUSINESS hosed ABOVE. ff'ces On
r.e wuole, exhibued greater steadn1 tnan yeHteI-
unuer the rung rates. But sill theie was 9, nsiuer
aps Regularity. ordinary sold as lowas tIc' aa ~
.hlp As H. and Good ordinary as oW as IL. anu as
hugh as lSx. Theie was but little Low Miduhng 10 De
hSu ut 1o, but ut the sales vt tnose n8ures were
OF suttclrut extent TO be Dasls for COM
nal ling U.s. on the base OF transactions at l4x 70 ex-
tend r range for thai grade Tue sales OF the past
ruree dAys sum up ~. .8VO bales, MAKING totA tpr
ihe week OF 80U against S226U iast week. Inc re-
ce,pts proper ~; the week, excluding the Arrivals
,r,m Mod,le Floriua aud 1ex4s, winch are EN-
b,a ,acea In ,heir respective ata.enents, amount "
28 4Sl bales against ,0l0 last week, GnoWlng de-
grease OF 967y Dsles. line receipts proper ivr me
corresponding peltod last year were 2s.2ol oaies.
lie weeks exports comprise 2J 7SQ bales, embracing
zs2a 10 Liverpool, 479U 10 Hayre, e4sS to bremen,
SSS to Genoa 6.8 70 Vera Cruz, 773 70 Bostol' 2zzA
10 Nex York. aud 35l 10 Pnnaaephii.
srArEMEST OF COTTON.
took on hand september lst, 1851 bales-l6, 200
Arrived to-day. oooo or, ,or
Arri ed previously '<oV'oio-|o'i0o
979,a5l
c1ea-eo today. 74s8
Ole lred previously 16s, ,So7-l66 900
s.o,s =, hand and ON sn,ppoard. ......... ue,e4s
The cIearances embraced l0sS bales for New YORK;
774 for Bvsso 1881 ror Havre, 3lSS ior Biemen ana
66S for Genoa.