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Five Head of Horses

rive dead OF Horses,
R some of them fine drivers;
WA1 PAIR OF GOOD MULES.
ONE COLT, coming three years old, ,-s.z<sN
ONE YOKE OF OXEN,
in good condition, and with little grain would
make good Beef Three head of YOUNG CAT
TIE; a lot of Shoats
FARMING UTENSILS.-l Wagon, I Or
Cart n.arly new, with iron axle; Peach Body
] Yoke and Ok Chains, Family Carriage, I Mil
Dearborn, nearly new Wheat Rake. i, Van
winkle Fan, Ploughs, Harrows Cultvators, lot of
Peach Baskets sets of Wagon Harness. sets Of
plow Harness, Brides, Collars Shovels, Spades.
Hoes, Forks, Grind Stones, 30 Grain Bags Pork
BY the pound, Potatoes by the bushel. House
hold and Kitchen Furniture
TERMS.-All sums of $50 and under, cash:
on sums above that amounta credit Of ~ months
VIII be given, the purchaser giving bankable note
with approved endorser, stamps and interest ad.
ded. RACHEL NIErI IE
rcd Z'-9r Administratrix.
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From ygashi,2ato:a.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-secretary
Rawlins is much better to day.
The President has appointed Col.
Jesse II. Boyles Postmaster at Louisville,
Ky, vice Dr. Speed, who has been in Of
ice eight years. This appointment, it Is
stated is in accordance with a declaration
Of President Grant, some time ago. that
certain persons who held Office eight years
must give place to others who have suif-
cred by war, provided they are equally
competent tor the position.
The codition OF political affairs in Ken
lucky, received some attention at the
late cabinet meeting, with view to changes
in principal Offices, and to bring inculn-
bents fully III accord with the adulinistra-
ton.
It is learned from sources deemed reli-
able that Gen. Candy will soon proclaim
the result Of the late election IN Virginia ::
that on the fourth Tuesday thereafter the
Legislature will meet and that the test
oath will not be allowed to act on ques-
tions beyond those required by law.
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DEATH OF GES, RAWHXS.

The Ereniag Wisconsin, of the 7th
inst says: 1.-THE telegraph last night
brought the sad but not unexpected new s
of the death of Gen John A. Rawlins,
Secretary of War. For some months his
health has been failing. and last week It
became evident that his death was rapid
ly approaching, and that his work was
done. Kind messages were sent him in
his last hours, from members of the Cabi.
net absent, and from old friends and com
rades in arms, IL different parts of the
country, and at twelve minutes past four
o clock, p. NJ. on the eth, he passed qui-
etly away, surrounded by most of his as
soclates in the Cabinet. bis medical atten
dants and personal friends. His death
has spread a gloom over the capital, and
especially in government circles is his
Joss mourned.
His public career has been brief but
brilliant, and the record that he made
during lie war, and his management o.
the War Department during the few
months in which he has had control of it
gave cause for his friends to hope that {
long and honorable public career was
open before him. Though young maj
he had given evidence Of executive abli
ity, while his integrity has never beer
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The Siege Of Cona5ves.

New YoRK, Sept. A A Port au
Prince letter of August 18th states that the
steamer Quaker City and Dolphine were
still bombarding Gonaives, while the reb
els had also IA small force partly invest
ing it. There is an American consu-
late in the town, over which the Ameri-
can flag was flying, but no American
man-ofwar was near the port. Almost
every merchants house had been damag
ed by shell. The treasury, the church
and 4 great many other buildings in the
upper part of the city had also been
struck. The loss OF life had been small
Only one citizen, who had taken refuge
IN the house Of Mr.. Brooks, u. S. Con
sui, and two soldiers, were killed and
one woman died from fright. Six men
of the crews Of the steamers had been
killed by shot from The forts, and three
wounded
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blockade Runners,

New ORLEANS, Sept. 3.--The Clyde
built blockade runner Lillian is lying at
the ieyee in the lower part of the city
with steam up. She has taken on board
thirty days coal, and thirty days provisions
as well as a double crew. Her cargo is a
mystery Six Spanish detectives are
watching her. Her ostensible destina-
ton if Cedar Keys, Fla, but it is believ-
ed that she will steal away in the night
and bring up off Cuban coast. There is
csiderable excitement here about her.
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The California Election.
San FRANcIsco, Sept. 2.-Colfax
for Ose oon to.dav

san FRANCISCO, Sept. 2-Colfax left
for Oregon to-day.
The democratic local tickets through
out the state are generally elected by de
clded majorities. The next Legisture
will be emphatically against the fifteenth
amendment.
s. francisco returns a full democratic
legislative delegation. The vote of the city
was light. About 36, 900 names were on
the registry list, and less than p. 00o
soses we're polled. The count on straight
tickets for Mayor, last night, gave Nc
Coppin, democrat, 400 majority, but
the count of scratched tickets at s O clock
this evening shows that Selby, independ-
ent, is l25 ahead, with prospect of an
increased majority.
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Eox PoPUIL-The voice Of the peo-
pie is unanimous in praise Of one thing
at least, that is Morse's Indian Root
Pills and it is we'll deserved. The best
remedy in the world for almost all dis
eases that atflict the human race, they
act directly on the blood, stomach and
bowels, Keep your blood pure by an
occasional dose OF these Pills and you
will not be sick The blood is the life,
keep it pure by using the only medicine
that will completely cleanse it. Morse S
Indian Root Pills. Use the Morse 5
Pills in all causes of Bihousness, Liver
Complaints, Female Irregularities,
Headache, Indigestion, &c Sold by
all Dealers. 1874
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2ssss-

When Adam delyed and Eve span,
disease was unknown but since that time
the race has degeneratcd and at the
present time mankind is afflicted with
many diseases, but if people would take
a medicine upon the first symptoms Of
disease which would pass direct to the
afflicted parts and restore healthy action
thereto, they would greatly prolong their
lives. Ne believe Dr. Judson's Noun
tain Herb Pills to be the best and mo s
Universal of Medicine !, they should be
used in Liver Complaint, Female Irregu-
larities, Bilious Disorder, Dyspepsia, &c.
Use the Mountain Herb Pills, and by a
fair trial convince yourself Of their effica
cy Sold by all Dealers. 1S-4
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New York Sept 3.-The Fenian Con
gress reassembled to-day. President
Savage submitted his report in which he
claims that the spirit of iusumection is
still strong in Ireland. That the organi-
cation is in full working order, and the
drilling Of the rank and file is going on
quietly but constantly and the number of
sworn members was never greater than
at present He hoped the dissention in
this country was about ended Import
ant matters are said to be under consid-
Grafton and the Congress is still in session
this evening
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LATEST NEWS.


TGErtbtc Goa. zane Disaster
We learn from the Wisconsin, of yes
terday that at the Scranton, Pa, Coal
Mines, terrible disaster occurred on the
9TH by which between $50 and 800 per-
sons lost their lives We cannot give
particulars this week.
DEATH OF SENATOR FEssENDES.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. S.-Senator
Fessenden died at $50 this afternoon.
He was sensible until the hour of death,
and had passed a comfortable night until
3 clock Physicians were in attendance,
and everything to relieve his suffering
which otherwise would have been great
at the close.
We understand that Mr. Robin
son, of the Gree Bay -4drocate, has re-
ceived the Democratic nomination fol
Governor. He is good man for the
positid,!.
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BUFFALO Sept 3.-The United IRISH
man publishes an editorial relative to the
bruta! treatment of the Fenian prisoners,
twenty-five in all, in Kingston Jail.
One named Cooney has been driven mad,
and another named Hayden beaten until
his life is dispaired Of The tale OF the
crueldes and indignities heaped on the
prisoners has produced great excitement
among the Irish citizens.
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OUR CHICAGO LETTER.
CHICAGO, Sept. End IS

CHICAGO, Sept. End 1869
The duty Of correspondent is some
times difficult one to perform. He is
expected to see every thing and know
everybody and at the same time keep
from expressing any very deoldcd oPiu-
ions. Facts and figures are the all alb
sorbing topics with individuals in my po-
sition The fact that Chicago is large
prosperous city, is pretty well known in
the West, but apparently not so we'll in
the East | met gentleman this morn
ing from Maine just doing our city
for the first time. II thought it was a
smart town, thrown together in few
years, but had 40 idea OF its real size and
substantial appearance" was the con-
ment he made.
There is one peculiarly about this city
that visitors soon perceive. The citizens
are always busy and it is only here and
there that an exception is found who Is
at liberty to spend time with visitors
Fishing and hunting excursionsar almost
unknown, for boys 10 sooner leave school
than they engulf themselves in business.
We have hitherto congratulated our
selves that the journey to New York
could be made in thirty-six hours That
is now too slow and the time is reduced
to less than thirty. 900 miles in thirty
hours is no small feat to accomplish. The
utmost care is taken with this lightning
train and every possible precaution Is
taken to prevent accidents.
Amid the hurry and confusion Of busi
mess at this season, we are called upon tt
elect an extraordinary large number O
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III. S. Es.EEgg.FF. III. ID.

DHYSiEEiE ana SsrgeSrs- q ESQ Ex-
j amining Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government.
OFFICE corner of Eighth and York streets Manto-
voc, Wisconsin
Orders left at the Drug Store, viii receive prompt
attention
AE-2a-ticuIar attention paid to consultations and.
to tine treatment of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CASES 1929
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officials. The contest is fast approaching
and bids fair to be sharp and decisive
City elections are the worst of all with
which We have to DEAL The smaller The
prize the fercer the rats fight, and tht
same may be said of elections.
| We read with some surprise in phila
delphia paper that the lake tunnel, which
cost so much time and expense vas
failure. 1t was either a great eagerpes.
to make point on Chicago or unbound
ed stupidity. The accident to the pipe
which passessunder the river, probably
gave rise to the story. That accident
has resulted in benefit to US however, a.
the tunnel will now be extended under &
large portion Of the city.
The Methodist Camp Meeting closes
to-day after a successful series of meet
Ings for over a week. There is probably
no church service which is so thoroughIy
criticised as this kiud cf meeting. There
must be some good and no inconsiderable
quantity either, if we are right in judg-
ing by the fruits.
1t is no mean tribute to Chicago that
the managers for both the Pacific rail
ways are chosen from among our rail
road men. The last appointments, that
of Mr.. A. n. ToWne Of the Burlington
4 Quincy, to the Central Pacific, has
given universal satisfaction Mr.. Towne
becomes Superintendent of that great
road after a most thorough training in
all the intricacies Of railroad management.
lie started possessing the rare qualities
which enabled him to win many friends
and be strictly impartial Improving
with such a character was not unusually
difficult and those who know him did not
wonder at his steady progress. Mr.
Towne now carries with him a complete
knowledge Of his business and the best
wishes Of all 30 when ne might be expec-
ted to look for friends. With Col. Ham
mond on the Union and Mr. Towne on
the Central trans-continental travel and
traffic will be more a pleasure than a
necessity.
There is a variety Of minor matters
with which | might busy my pen and
keep your attention, bat / will not par
tlcularlze. AS a general report however,
| viii say that we are all actively EN-
ployed. The School Board is starting
the various means of instruction, the
Health officers are finding new nuisances
and business mon are activity embodied.
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Alnust every day we hear r

Almost every day we hear many
persons complaining Of headache, loss
Of appetite, and that they are not fit to
do anything. sc. Many is the day
that We have felt so ourselves, and in
fact have gone to bed and imagined our
selves sick, but for the life CT Us could
not tell what was the matter One day
a friend said to Us, why don't you try
Plantation Bitters? they are really a good
thing and viii make you feel like e new
man. Upon his recommendation We pur-
chased bottle, and took them accord
ing to the directions. They seemed to
go right to the spot, and gave US immed-
late relief Ever since we have taken
every opportunity to recommend them.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
Ehe Spanish. GuDhnota

NEW York, Sept. 2.-Tt is positively
announced by parties in the Spanish in
tesest that the Spanish Minister has
made a formal demand upon the Presi
dent for the release of the gunboats now
under construction. Four Of them viii
be ready Tor sea this week. The agent
has been busily engaged for the past few
days purchasing rifles, revolvers and cut
Iasses for arning their crew.
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fsEyEsg SEEsEsEE,

TUSTFEF Of the 4 aeec. Sfic1. ssucss-
- ner's building, of Eighth and York streets.
Mantowoc, Wisconsin.
VIII Ike collections pay taxes search the recf rds,
draw deeds mortgages and contracts, &c, &C All
b..sinass will receive prompt attention. Ms 10.
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s. Sf.4zsEgSDE.

-TAHESACTT ayiss Dealer ga
III Boots Shoes Leather, 6c, &c Shop Gu Buf;i'i"
str.et near the corae~ ef Eighth Repairing neatly
al.I prom pity executed
Manitawoc. September y, lS65.
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ERED SEEGER.

OFFERS to his snauy friends asE-' fs.fs
public geucrlliv, choice selcctl"u of Fresh
Meats Salt Pork aud Beef. Smokci Beef and Hams
shouliArs Sausages. Ttlew and Lard at the lowest
rate. Market Commercial Street. 9-ly
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GESE.sE, REsEFs :.

Warren SiA as 'a'a;s . sss I. y; .;i-ss. u
Clocks AMI satclies Has fine and well selected
assortment of the latest anl beat styles Of Clocks
American, English aud Swiss Watches as also OF toid
and Plated ,fewclFy. sly
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f. Eg.E.EsSGH,

TEWELER and Photographers All
- kinds of work in the line of my business prompt
Iy attended and warranted to give satisfaction.
have just received Wing Il 0rnsboy's Multiplying
CAMERA OBSCURA, with which l can take small
picturesof the finest order, for dollar per dozen
Photographs taken of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
constantly on hand York Street. 13-4tf
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School Superintendent S
NGg
e.--g. o. eono0I suPERISrEvDHsr.

t-SGo0L SUPERISTENDES7. J
Manitowoc, August %, 1SGn.5
The undersigned has concluded that, in order TO do
insce TO his successor in Office, lie VIII not hereafter
grant Certificates to Teachers for longer term than
six months. Teachers who hold Certificates with
qualifications bearing No. and upwards, and who
personally known 10 the Superintendent can receive
their Certificates by applying to me as soon as posi-
BILE. by mail or personally
New applicants for Certificates and others who are
not we'll known personally to me- are informed that
viii meet them for examination at the First ard
School House in Manitowoc, on Nauday ard Tuesday,
September IL and IS, at 10 o'clock A NJ OF each day,
which VIII be the only Public FxauIiIa Iations VIII
hold.
Town Clerks will please hand in their Annual Re-
ports to at the earliest day possible.
As this VIII be my last official notice ss Co School
Superintendent, deem it proper occasion to refnrh
MY heartfelt thanks 20 the people Of Manitowoc 20
for the confidence reposed in such officer Tor the
past six years. and for their uniform kindness ana iof
JERE CROWLEY,
Co. Supccintendt 81 Schools.
p NAV he found during Office house at the Of
| fee Of Henry sfbres Esq, with whom all communi-
cations may be left during my absence. 10
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Max Hoffman, Secrtary of State, has
sent forward the certificate Of the ratiti-
cation OF the Fifteenth Amendment Of
the Legislature of Indiana at its last ses-
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ss Ks .FsERHE IL.

TTCIssEE aud Counselor - s.ay:
y and Notary Public. Ofiec. Ne Ax;ris Block
South End Walkers Point Bridge Milwaukee WIS
Marine. Bankruptcy, and Land Office. I3-4'
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Special .EoskceS.
a RID.

CARD.
Clergyman. while residing in South America as
missionary, discovered al safe and simple .remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Diseases of the Urinary and semine Organs and the
whole train of disorders brought on by banefu and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, VIII send the recipe
for preparing and unipg this medicine in sealed en-
7elope, any person who needs it. F'os Of Charge.
Address,
joseph T. INMAN,
Station q Bible House,
2oem Neeo Yorl: C:ty.
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Z. KERR.

WORK Street, ,Hga7iisDys 80 g, " Is ssc;s ierS
i in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockcry, Fancy Goods
Gla1s ware, Boots aud Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hangings Hats and Caps Toys. Children Caps,
1.-Two Geese Eeathers Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps, &C., &c. share of public patronage Is soi-
rft
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W.ILAEfHS HOUSE.

WILLIAMS IL Z. KArEEAS- Pre-
IA. Drie1ors. This ffrst-class house is in es ell
lcn condition, and the prnprietors are confident that
they give entire satisfaction to the travelling pub
lie. Omnibus viii always be ready convey tray
elers to and from the boats.
Farmers and others rely on fiji ding good ac-
commodations for horses or cattle. o-tf
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JOHNSON & McgAvEM

ofsr their services to their ttcads and 70 lhC public
generally ar House rantin :. ~ iz!a u and
paper han ,ins Any orders ictt ~ the dlr store Of
O. K. Ba>on Co. viii 1e thankfully Ec-e'Tel ai;!
faithfully executed AZ tae lowest possible rsteS-
lG-ll.
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gg,.s.. C.. COS,

"OrsE. SIGN AND CARRs as =
Painter. Quay Street, adjoining the new Touring
.niil Sonth Side Dtecs AIs service I" the tii.zeh7
OF this Village the above branches at the most ret
sa,,l;. rates I6-l0
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FYEy>, sCzER esG EsEEs.

MEAT Marx zet.-szayisg purchased
VI tn, business of Nm. Brown. shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats az the
lowest rates share OF public patronage solicited
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refill EU.YRgs, x..sRD.

YHHE JndeTsig sleal are prepared 10 si5s
/ order, bills OF lumber or lath on the shortest
notice. 4 will be at all times in the yard,
ready wait customers and receive their Or
ders Tie best stock kept costaatly hand at the
mill, corner Of Qaay and 9th streets.
I2I4 tUYLES & BROWN. E
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EssEEs g.sgES,

DRACTsCiL EE-gssEH, Keeps GOA
stantly cn hand the largest and best . asSartlncn
f hats aad caps Of the tyle at the lowest pos
si5le prices anl always pays the highest value u
cash for all kinds OF iurs- io-'
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=. q. JOHNS ON,
Furnishing Goods .

VI every description.
an prepared to maiufact1re full suits of Men and
boys clothing the shortest notice. and satisfaction
garanteei l employ the best wOrkncn to be found.
and keep two of Singers Sewing Machines constantly
in 12-4l
EIGHTH STREET, opposite Gootlenow Barnes
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CRE.d.H CITY EO USE

T0RNER Ferry and South Water Sts.
~ Milwaukee, Wis.
This House. located at the South end of Walkers
Psint Bridge, is yycII calculated TO accommodate
travellers arriving By waiting for the Lake Steamers
Terms So per day, with first class accommodations.
Call and See Us. fly
AXrELL & RICKETSON, Proprietors.
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- p oTESTE =.

mr. A. PAyEsgEG, Esa.,tist- f3i re
IL in Shernlan's new buiding,, on Sth Street
N,nitowoc, Wis.
HM Teeth extracted without pain.'
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ED. MRERKLIM, /,

Dru--ist and A1Otbccary- Stsa SisScs
| J opposite the Post Office. Is now fully provided
with complete selection of fresh Drugs aud Ne'ii-
cines aud offers his services eSpeciay to the fnfSl-
.ciestl6c preparation OF their prescriptions. l3-
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DEALER il, Stoves: Tin SsaSes STo2s
| and Cepperwarc manufacturer All kiaiS oI
repairing done. Eighth Street, opposite tribune oi
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.3.sTKDy.SE HOTEL.

l This FIRST class house is in excellent condition
and the proprietor confident that he can give per
feet satisfactiog the travelling public
Buss will always he ready to take travellers TO and
from the boats good Livery Stable is Kept IN con-
necticn with the House. 1Z-9l
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n. ID. MIR gSEE. s.EE
H.xEEFs S EE'E5EEE.

Tr0YNET and Counselor os 9tv.
~ Once, corner of Sth ana Quay streets Manito'
s<oc. wisconsin. ~
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TTORNEYS Mt Law. fsarIfoWo oc-
y wisconsin Ohice on Eighth street, over the
W., Sa,io,aI Dank jyl965.l
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
Nanitowoc, August IS, 1859
WHEAT-Winter, 81 ,10G1,15

Ianitowoc, august 25, 1859 J
WHEAT-Winter, S1,10G1,15
Spring, sI,G59llo
RYE-s, $50, 90
0ATS-759S0cts
BARLEY-l00aI05
PEAS !, 1,00@l75
BUCK WHEAT-60G Scots
BEANS-S2, ,5OG300
TIMOTHY SEED-S2, ,2562,50
RAPE SEED-S1.I5
FLAX SEEDS. .5001,75
POrAr0ES-40le5o soc
EGGS. per dozen-2069cts
BUTTER per !b-20G 25cst
FLOUR, winter, per b.-$Soo
spring-S6oea5.G 90
MEAL per cyt-s2 256I2.50
WOOL per Ih-3eGtoc
SALT per hrl-S3.oe
PORK, live cwt-$S. $S.0099.00
drossed-S9.0 .0OGI1.00
BEEF, on foot--t159515
dressed 6,o091 90
SHEEP, per heGd-S300
WHITE FISH, hIf brl-97.o 90
HIDES green-StG9cts
dry-1SlQ 20cts
HAY, per I-sS.009i0.O0
WOOD, per cord-s25063.25
LUMBER, common-s14e0
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A. TTOENEY and Counselor ~ Law !,
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