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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-20
JAMES A. WEccs & Co.,
f Manufactures OF
Pack1ng Boxes,
a AND DEALERs IN LUMBER.

OFFICE AND FACTORY HEAD OF FRONT
4 J street. near Gas Works, Memphis, Tenn.
Have always on hand, and make TO order,
Sugar Boxes. candy Boxes. Cracker Boxes, COf-
fes IlOxes soap Boxes, Meat Boxes, asd Boxes
of All descriptions. Also, Dressed yellow Pine
Flooring. " Gather Boarding, bheathiag, Shin
Qles. saved Laths, Ceiling, Cypress Fencing,
Pspiags, Dressed and Undressed, and all kinds
OF Framing Lunber.
Hz- orders sent % as through ihe Postodice,
~ teai -ssfh Er1ffl worth q Nance. qn front
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& HARNESS

AT HALF PRICE-DAMAGED BY THE
"a late IRE in the " oodruH Block.
q. n. CASE, Jr., q CO,
~ Main street,
Sign Of the GolueD StffTup.
fan2s SIN Woodmu block
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THE aIssEs soWERs

WILL open the Spring Session or their
w school, on monday, the 9th OF Ianu iry,
at their residence, No. los MOnrue strret. They
have engaged the services OF Prot Vii!ehultn,
who will give instruction IN French. free Of
charge As evidences OF the SUCCESS attea iant
upon their efforts. they would refer q tbair
patrons, Mr.. F. NJ. Cash, Gen. W. Y. &. Humes,
Mr. b. X Pullsn, Mr- +. Il. Word, Mr. 5. P.
Read, Mr.. W. P. Michel, and others.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-20

MISCELLANEOUS.
II. The greatest amount in ured in any one risk
is S10,OO0, except IN sgeefal cases.
T. The amount insured In any one city, town
or village, depends upon It's size and how
built.
l3 The amount insured in any one block, de-
pends Is above.
H. Certided copy OF the Charter OF the Com
pany, as Fl ed heretofore.
Is. Gsneral power OF attorney for Agents to ac-
cept service Of process previously dled.
GEORGE L CHASE, President
I GEORGE n. COLT, Secretary,
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL OF THE HOLY Cross.
Park Avenue Academy,

TTHREE MILES FROM MEMPHIS, NEAR
/ Memphis and Charleston Railroad. The oh
tect of this school Il TO prepare boys for the
University OF Virginia OF any college or for the
active uuges OF lie. In the Primary Depart
ment special attention will be given to Read
ing Writing and Spelling The Principal has
bad ten years experiences IN teaching a Alex
andria, Richmond and Lynohburg. Virginia.
snd designs establishtnR permanent school.
The Academy Is located In a community noted
for its Refinement and Intelligence, and IA near
Park Avenue Church, where religious services
are held every sunday. Board ean be obtained
near the school Tor SIS per month. The next
session COM uieaces February 80. Refsrsnerg
DIR. j. J. Williams, n. N. Trszevant, N D. Dead
rick, e. Rayner, Eslrs-, Captain r. A. Co.e,
patrons; Rev. Y. d. Hogs. D D., Rev. r V.
Moore, DID, Richmond, Va; Rev. 4. /. Dab
ney, ID D., Rev. q. d. smith, D D.. UniSn SEM
mary, Va; Rev. ]. B. Ramsey, DID, Judge D
A. Wilson, Hon. r. b. Dean, ron Charles l..
Mos ", Lynchburg, Va; Prof S Vsnable,
University OF Virginia, Prof. Wm. Dtn giddie
lafe University Of Virginia
Jals 1--WE W. L. MILLER, MA. Principal
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Rosewood, Mahogany aud WnlnHt Broea-
Lells ParlOI suits, OfneW sly les aud low prices
Il air, Cloth and Reps ParsOF and Library
suits, OF new styles and low prices.
Royal Medallion. Azm1Hster, velvet
body Brussels, Tapestry, Three -Plys- i !" o
phys, Hatch Wool and Hemp Carpets, All iate
styles and elegant designs, a. greatly reduced
prices.
Cocoa MANILA. straw and other Mating,
a. reduced prices.
Msnfla, Per ParIoF and Chamber Look.
ing Glasses, OF splendid designs, al reduced
puces.
BrOeateIie, DamRsk, SILK and Worsted
Reps, Lace Curtains, shades and p NlndoW
HanEings, OF rich and elegant patterns, aud
81 greatly reduced prices.
Spring. ~ air, Cotton, Moss. Jenny kfHd,
shuck, excelsior and Ulher d Mattresses, a. re-
duced prices
Also, All other articles kept In nrst-clsss Fur
uiturs Store az low prices fehs itil
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AttacIl1lae1lt Nnfice-

VIM L. cspellVs. J. B, and spssE :, Thornton,
Before me, James H. Borum an Acting Justice
Of the Peace Tor LRudardale county and
state Of tennessee. t--.-
NOTICE is hereby given to the defenaants In
~ fpiscause that N m. L. Capeu the plaintin
IN this action. appeared before nie, and mas es
oath that the DEFENDANTS, TO the best or his
knowledge and belief, ate about frAuduleD5ly
to dispose 81 tneir property so as 70 avoid the
payment OF the piaiHtliffs cGbJ, and has OBJ
tained The same defendants are hereby noti-
aed TO appear before lae. on the 10th day Of
March. lsSS, and defend the suit OF else The
same will be heard ex parte.
JAMES n. BORUM, j. p.
This February 4th, 1865. febl4 IsV4w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-20

HAVING bsen appointed Rscefvsr Of TIA
ll stock Of goods at n Second street. I sr..
sfzting in part Of Blankets, Flaunels Linen
Goods. Pant and Dress Goods. fnn IfIt7 ~
Knit Goods and iargs and oomrlate stosr 81
JOIN MAzTrN, IA. Reesf-z.
rEonnnhfs. iaIaInr,.. q. - e ~.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-07-11

tell YOU, Harry, there is not such anoth-
CT in the world. Don't you think she
looks very much Ike her mother used
to {"
"Vory much" I faltertd.
WHal.o 'cried Frank with sudennosa
which made me start violently, 81 have
forgotten to introduce you to my wife.
| believe she and you used to be play
mates in younger days. Yes Harry,
and he slapped me on the back, for the
sake of old times and because you were
not at the wedding | will give you leave
to kiss her once but mind, old fellow,
you are never to repeat the ceremony.
Comc-hcre she is, and ], for once,
want to see how you ma1agc those lcro-
cious moustachos Of yours in the opera
ton"
lie pushed Lizzie, lau.hiug and
blushiug toward me. \ CLEAN Of light
ard hope almost too dazzling to bear
came over me and | cr!cd out before |
thought
Not Mary"
1t must have betrayed my secret to
every one il the room, but nothing was
said even Frank in general so obtuse,
was this timc silent. kissed the fair
check of the young vile aud hurried to
the silent iiyuro looking out Of the win
dow
"Mary-Mary Moore" I said in a
low, eager tone, have you no welcome
to give the wondercr p
She turned aud laid her hand in mine
and said hurridly:
IL am glad t9 sec you here, Harry"
Simple words and yet how blessed
they mado inc. I would not have yield
cd her up that moment for an emper-
or's crown. There was the hapy home
group anl. dear homo frcside, with
with sSect Mary Moore.-The eyes |
had dreamed OF by day and night were
falling beneath the ardent gaze of mine
and the sweet face | had so long prayed
to see was there beside me, | never
knew the meaning of happiness until
that moment.
Many years nave passed since that
happy night and the hair that was dark
and glossy then is fast turning gray. /
am now grown to be an old man ald can
look back to L happy and l hope well
spent life. Aud yet, sweet, as it has
been, I would not recall single day for
the love that made my manhood sc
bright shines also upon my white hairs
An old man Can this be Sc Al
heart l am as strong as ever. And
Iiary with her bright hair parted as
smooth from brow that has a slight
furrow upon it, is still the Mary Of
other days. To me she can never grow
old or change. The heart that held hol
infancy and sheltered her in the flush
and beauty Of womenhood can never
cas-, her out till life shall cease to warm
it. Mo- even thea for love still lives
above.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-07-11
CONSUMPTION

Thousands 0r Vu-V~ when tbC pa
ticni supI0Hcd Ht NYGS afflicted VITA
shiS JeTIip}c disease, have been ct;rtI
hy thc use Of mes" lC I:Cd!cS. Extreme
rrnnciafioE, debility, md COugh nrc
SEC usual wt:"n.ittais upon severe
snH"a OF dJs sP"patn or dis:i,s" of t>7e
digestive organs. Escn in chsrH OF
iSC;t Consumption, I hC.c remedies
" i'll iie f0und a. ti;v SrcnGrst bcucft,
strengthening u:lsi !nsi is;0ratInS
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-07-11

b entirely VrErtn:i.., Ri,a contains 40
ilu 6Or. ~ is It cC;n:,oW>'I oi i'iUli IN
Irut'ts. FHr RuotU, iic-.G., Hud HArlss
from W!iigi2 these extracts are made
axe gathered ia C;rrInH,ty All thc
ancdiCinsi Virii irC ,T.E 4. -(tti from
shcIn by It s;.icn,tGi. chemist. TAese
extracts are It'cn fOrsr"i dvd 80 this
country 10 ," used expressly 1DT thp
manufacture ct these sf'ttCTS. ghrTe
ts ho ulCUhOl!C substance nf any Kind
tiscd ip pounding iEV Isitt"rs,
hence il ~ The only isii;rrS thai can
bc used la eases where alcoholic stina-
lIlanfp are i.pf nd ,.is:tGIg,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-07-11

CoRREsPoNDENTs of newspapers
should take warning by the following
example Of the evils attendant upon bad
chirography. A liestern poet having
found his verse mutiluteG by the types
in a local Journal addressed to the edi'
tor note, which appeared in print
thus:
"Mr. Nichols 1 suggest that your
confoundcr changed the biography Of
A. Word in my piratical article of
Wednesday last, which affected the
scent. In the tired horse from the
Bottom, for rapt acclaim, read wrapped
in flame. | want the W admitted en-,
wrapped. Respectfully,
J.P. WILLIAMSON"
It should have read:
"Mr. Nichols; / regret that your
compositor changed the orthography Of a
word in my poetical article of Wednes,
day last, which affected, materially, the
sense. In the third verse from the bot
tom, for 'wrapt acclaim read 'rapt ac-
claim | want the W. omitted in 'rapt.
Resp pectfally, J. p. WILLIAMSON"
The poet was comlorted only when
the editor made a second elaborate cor,
rcction and explanation.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-07-11

CAPTURE or A HORNED WHALE.
A most extraordinary sea monster, a reg
ular ringed streakei-and striped devil,
fish, was captured by some coiored fish
ermcn GEAR tie wreck Housatonic. One
of the men feeling a bite, thought that
he would play lis fish awhile, and then
draw it in, but 10 his terrer and dismay
aud that Of his brother fishermen huge
monster, such as thoy had never before
seen, lcapcd into the boat, and was so
savage that they were compelled to Kill
it in sclfdclcpco. 1t is niue feet iour
inches in l-u.th, and five feet in brea ith,
!. has a square head, with square eyes,
aud is spotted on the back with a white
, te!ly - CEorles.on .Qerc~y, Ja"e u,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-07-11

"MorHER - exclaimed an affected
young lsdy just come from boarding
school, "mother here is a grammatical
error in the Bible ~ claw sakes," re-
piled the old lady, adjusting her spec
iacles. "Aiil II! kill it right of, for its
the posky things thai been eaten up the
book marks
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-07-11

l.Hsiits who wish IL fuiT skIis RiId
coed Gem pi"TiOn, free from ~ 9.cIioVT-
t"li IinsSV and uiI other dIe jSITCiucnt,
hhOUlN ,isc thrsc Y"iES dies OCCa@iOI-
ally. The Liver la pcrfrrt order, and
The blood FI;rr. VIII rvsIIt: ia span
Hing eyes UIsd blooming checks.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-07-11

EoTING Gu coffee colorel naturaliza|
ton papers, II true was certainly very
ingenious dodge, bnt it was weak incom-
par,1n with driving plantations of to-
lscco colord negroes up to the polls,
with United Stats bayonots
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-07-11
Weak and DeIicata Children

nrc mHdc stron% by using the H!stcrs
or Tonic. in fECi, th"y are Frntly
N-dicinCS. ThCy can be administered
Nyiih reri"ci hnGriy 10 ~ Ch!ld three
months old, the s,Ost delicate ICnIUIc,
or IL han OF IslNcky.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-07-11

SOME inquisitivo people wantto know
whether an election will be held in Fort
Delaware this year.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-07-11

Hof1UrS GrrtDH E.p,s,ii's dIc rpru''rE Ecd.
7ha gebUin, h',r U,' siyiia',Tr ef &. II. J"rhs".
n. jrrr. rii. ortie bor,, in ,uca J,i'i. .Iaoi,rs
a.. counterfeit.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-07-11
FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

Judge Of the Supreme Cu',Gt ol rcun,y ylyania.
lELtbrLpHIA. 4 PTIL 18th, 1866
consider - siH0fiHud'n German IJit-
teTs" ~ r'fi"0bic Hic'iiriHr IL. Cusc OF Ui-
sacks 0g indiE"bHl0n or DyspcVsiH. i
Cun certify t!'is from my experience
oft. Your, with respect,
JAMES TIiO1iPSON.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-07-11
n READ TIE RECOMMENDATIONS


INOM HI.N. HEU. v. " ONDNNNIl
Chief Justice of the Suprclu" Court ni rru~yyRui
lmILNDELTi,iN NNEcH l1Ih, lNr7.
Eud "IhqN,ufs GryttJU btY.rs' is MT an iy'or-
i1iiiHg hrrIn sbDH rs g gpDf tnpi', usiR ui disor-
d.IS gf t,r dlHs'ir. o'vI.s uHi NJ gr,.f i.l.g IN
CIsrS Gf G,Luly uid 'r,'t gf 5'srtyU5 acj1Jt Tie
system. lU'r, truly,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-07-11

Thousands of letters have been REQ
rciVcd, tcstITytnS tothC virtue Of these
remedies.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-31
A Democrat in the New York Police
f-tA - A A'-' Eorrr-4 - casey $50 r'-t-

q We find the following in the New YorE
Post, of recent date:
On Friday last very unpromising poll
tician was dragged before Justice Downing,
at the. Tombs, by officer Dorsay, of the
Fourth precinct. charged with drunken
ness and disolderIy conduct. and the Judge.
who had just partaken Of the enthusiasm
of the democratic convention, held the fol
lowing conversation with MIN, as reported
by that standard democratic paper, the
News: ~ igIa e9 .siai..iJ 7e.
&C Justice Dowiing-We ell, prisoner, what
have you to say &c this charge? ge
s'Prisoner-Why, Judge, it's all owing to
the excited times. laughter
ssJustice-Whnt is the excitement?
ssPrisoner-Why, the convention and the
nomination. Laughter. Ell .--..l
''Justice-What has that to do with youf
lLaughter.l
stPrisoner-Why, I'm democrat, and q
good democrat [Roars of laughter.
s'JusticeAWeil my friend how do you
like the ticket? Do you think the nomina-
ton good one. Increased laughter
"Prisoner-How could it be otherwise
and youf honor a delegate to the Conven-
ton ? (Screams Of laughter.
"Justice-Ah / see Welcn, you nave
SOLlS "a tuS DlttASJ 9tSA4S - JSuA RSNhSat
But YOU may go home; and as you say you
like the nominations, be sure and vote the
ticket. t+. go
s'Weich-Long life to your nonor and
Ration our. [Great laughter and applause
IN court
This is the first effect OF Seymour Aon-
ination on the judiciary. The Governor 5
friends" may exhibit their elevation at the
result without danger
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-31
Political Items.

John L. Edwards is the democratic
candidate for Governor of Vermont, and
Morrill, o. Noyes for Lieut. Governor.
Il. ". Hatton and Giles. Harrington,
are the democratic candidates for electors
of large in Vermont. There is no prospect
of their having to perform the duties Of
electors
Seymour asked few days ago: "What
claim have the republicans upon the sold
iers?'' Certainly, he has none. He was
chairman of the Convention that declared
the war failure, and he was the master
spirit of the anti-draft New York riots.
Senator Doolittle was among the speak
ers at democratic meeting in Washington
on Saturday night The earnest man :,
has evidently gone over to the democracy,
body and soul, and is now paying for the
slender compliment he received In the
New York convention.
"A democratic meeting in New Orleans,
on Saturday night, had three Hundred vice
presidents. The meeting must have been
like Artemus Wards military company, ali
officers How these democrats do love Of
flee. "A democratic Utopia would be where
every one could hold en- Office and vote as
many times as he pleased. . e1@ Alfa SER
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-31
NEW YoRK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 22.-corToS--Market quiet
and unchanged FLeUR--Market steady. Receipts
3sS9 barrels Sales ar $-sJU1s 25 for Extra State
ceipts a9s2 bnshels Sales at 81 S951 LES FOX No
Spring; 1896 for No. do; S2.35 for white Michi
gan. CoRS-Market improved Receipts, none
Sales 81 SI02@iI0 for Inferior TO Prime Mixed
western afioafsi BARLEz-aIarket nominal. Oar
Market active and nrmer Receipts, none. Sales
az So s for western. IN store 81 = for do, aacat
II. saIess q. scs-I26es74 for View Ness; s2sOO@
. IL for Old. BErF-aEa-ket s-eady. CUg Man
Market arm. LARp-MaTkst heavy and droop
ing. Sales a. 16t.91T5. for Steam, and 1Tz@ls&
Tor Eettie Rendered BrTTEa-Mayket steady
CHEEsE-Market quiet. WHIsKY-Market nominal
SrGAR-MarEet quiet Sales at 115sslS for Cuba
EGos-aIarket steady Sales At 26S2T. PETROLEUM
Sales At i Sg1s fcr Crude; 3ls4 for Refined
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-31
How johnson Likes the New York Nomi.

They don't suit him. Indeed they don't.
He cherished the idea that he would be the
nominee, and since the mantle has fallen
ON Seymour. His Excellenoy,"r at the
White House, has been anything but in
an amiable mood. The crowds of return
ing southerners from the convention gave
him wide berth on their way home.
Scarcely any called to see him, not even to
bid him goodbye. What contrast TO
the feeling they evinced when they first
came here on their way to New York
Then they crowded the Executive Mansion,
and were eager to grasp bis Excelleney
hand. That was before the Fourth OF
July, when his fenanus 1.-THE southerners
say ia-famous, because he didn't pardon
JEFF. Dayis.) amnesty proclamation was
issued, which was intended to fire the
southern heart for Andrews nomination.
But it had the opposite effect, and our
patriotic President" is decidedly Disguised
at their want of appreciation of his course.
He is also Disguised with the action OF the
New York convention, ai2t ~
He and Seymour never were good friends
and, since Seylnour's nomination, the atfec-
ton of the President for him has not IN
creased Indeed, some Ohio Democratic
politicians were at the White House on
Friday, asking some favorB IN regard TO
certain nominations, when they were deci-
dedly ''snubbed9loby the remark Cor words
to that effect) .that they had done nothing
for him fJohnson6 and heowed them moth
ing, SO he should do as he pleased IN the
matter, without regard to their wishes. i
While he hates the Democrats for their in
gratitude, he bears no love for the Radicals
and IN his proclamation announcing the
ratification OF the fourteenth amendment
to the Constitution by the State of North
Carolina, he makes an ill-natured mali
cious fling at Governor Holden, by sheer
ingly alluding to Holden as q person .sstyl /
ing himself Governor of North Carolina, 1
and refers to both the Florida and North
Carolina State Governments in the most
contemptuous manner johnson has be-
come almost an Ishmaeiite, with his hand
against every man. If he could not be
nominated at New York, his next choice
was Chase; and if he could not get Chase,
he would have preferred Hancock3 but all
his desires were treated with supreme IL
difference. and this exasperates him. -
Washington Correspondence Cincinnati
inns q as.#t-.a--I -ss-.-s ....
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-31
Deacon Andrews Implicated in Another
2it. 'A ~ Murder. -
Boston July Ie) Dispatch to PHI, Tele

Boston tJuly 1el Dispatch. to Phil Telegraph
The neighborhood of Kingston, where
Deacon Andrews murdered and robbed old
Cornelius Holmes some weeks ago, has
another sensation over what Is alleged and
very generals believedto beanother muir
der committed by the same highly respect
ed Deacon baAccording TO the stories which
are SO generally credited. it appears that a
few years ago Deacon Andrews boarded
several mill operatives in his house. One
of them disappeared suddenly and moth
| ing has been heard Of him since. n ALI Of
his effects. such as clothing, etc, were left
behind, and there were no circumstances
whatever TO give color TO the belief that has
absence was voluntary There were no
suspicious Of foul play at the time how
ever, and By common consent.1or perhaps
in the absence of any associations to the
contrary it became the general be-
| lief that the mill operative
had quit that section suddenly,
for SONS reason best known to himself.
Deacon Andrews, as the story goes, took
possessiouo of the effects and appropriated
them to his use1os Nothing was thought oi
this. and probably never would have been,
if some persons, a few days ago, had not
found buried cin the Immediate neighbor-
hood, of where Holmes was murdered. 6
human skeleton corresponding Ia size tc
that which would have been the remnant al
this time of the body of the missing mil
operative These Developments furnish
ground for the theory that the man was
murdered, by Andrews, and that, hayine
concealed his crime SO long and successful
w. he indulged IN the vain fancy that .ht
could dispose of Holmes in the same Sc
Ecluded spot, and thus, according to Holmes
will. become the heir of his large property
Whether or not anything tangible vii
come out Of this skeleton discovery vii
be discovered at the trial IN October. ba
it viii certainly add greatly to the interes
-of this remarkable case, and probably lea'
many to believe that Andrews is reall..
guiltyrof double murder a b zsa hna
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-31

Mass on A MouSTAIN-rop.- An exffsor.
dinarv spectacle was Witnessed recerxlN on
st. Brendan's Mountain, Kerry. Lrs!and.
Bishop Moriarty celebrated mass OH the
top of the mountain, which is about three
thousand feet high and ESPECIALLY dedEca-
ted to St Brendan, the patron saint OF the
county There is d holy well at the TOP
which is held in great yeneration by the
peasantry An immense congregation as
sembled from all sides to witness the SER
vice, The people brought refreshments
with them, but no tents were allowed to be
erected. s#s 4sslE1 1890
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-31
nILwAUKEE MARKET.

MILWAUKEE, JuIy 22-FLoUE-Firm and steady;
saIea Of spring extras at sI000 fo- choice Mime
sofa $500 for coed city and S. 75a9 Is for choice
country brands; supeThnes sold at s6.50a7.00 for
good 70 choice UHEAz-No. / ..cornered" and zoe
higher, closing at s2.15a2. I6-unsettled. No. 2
quiet at 81, rs OAzs-Scarce and firm at 70c FOX
No ?. CoRS-Advsncing-FirTn CT S2as3c for the
two leading grades Rte AID RAELEE-Sominai.
RrTgER-SeaTce and lTEn At Isa25c for common e
choice. EeGs-Firm and steady a. ITa1Sc. Wool
Steady II S3a34c for coz-se to fine fleece. -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-31

cScTxEkTI, July -22-FLoUR-Uacnanged d
WHEAz-Duu and do CoIToN-Dall and unckang-
ed ale for Middling. PRovIsIoS6-Mess pork in
demand at S2T,76 but held at SIS 90. and 100 bbls
sold st this rate BuIk meats and Bacon remain
Unchanged and quiet Lard held at 17& but no
selea at better than IKE. Groceries unchanged
and quiet LiEseed oil firm ct Local. 0s Lard oil
arm At 81 30k9I IS. Petroleum arm Gt 35637c for
refined Weather clear. Their. 94o.