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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-13

ENOR SALE.-The uhdersigned offers, 1t very reason.
l. able prices and good terms, the following property
l. Dwelling house and two lots os East Main street
g. Small house aud lot ID Greatnr. yeeff9 81 iiN ~
8. House and LOT in Peru, at very low figure. n ID.
T. The ceciiated stallion "Fying Clowd" at = very low
price. ! hi6 81 as u aba. iagIeinsnl baa 5fa.
@. 4 span OF AID years old horses weighing about
2o00 pounds. i'e a ta - F@f ~ A
s q. An o.l ans h0rss wagon and harness. .. j tst
:. Ono tumble skoin Buggy, two seated.
=. One saddle and bridle rstsan GF Hrar
2, 0ne ESp buggy, Utmost G. y. KOCH,
Feb '"'A AT CITY prsg Store.
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REyUyENAT1No OLD HoRsKs.-If /. horse
has been reduced by over-driving. hard treat
meat, and stinted allowance Of feed. 20 that he
has become poor, dispirited. and hidebound, It
will be an easy task, in most instances, to re-
store him to good condition by adopting .
judicious mode Of feeding. In the fret place,
provides spacious box-stall, in which he can
tsrn around without doubling his neck and body
together. II he can have the advantage of .
yard during the day, all the better. He may b
required to labor every day, ii he be handled
carefully. Gentle driving and the right kind Of
feeding will be one Of the best means employed
to develop muscle, and put ON the flesh. Every
day the horse :, aid have. ut least. four quarts
OF carrots or turnips, or roots of some kind, in
addition to three liberal feelings of cut-feed and
meal. Meal composed of one part oats, one of
rye or wheat, and q third part of Indian.corn,
will make excellent feed for such purpose. A
quart of oi.meal, mingled with the grain, will
be an Improvement in the feed Compelling
horse to eat TO much straw With The meal will
be very detrimental. The better way viii be- to
employ only few quarts Of cnt-straw with the
meal. Then II the stomach il not sufficiently
aistendad. let the animal have access to few
pounds of good hay. Feed him only as much as
he will eat ap clean in about one hour.
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"TRuE MERIp WILL ALWAYS HAVE IT'S RE-
wARD."--lt is certain that no truth has ever been
more satisfactorily demonstrated in our midst
than the above, as may be seen daily in the i'm
mense demand for that invaluable and popular
tonic and stimulus, Mishler's Herb Bittcrs. 1t
is the one thing needful Tor persons whose sur
roundings are uniavorabo for good health, be-
cause it is q perfect protection against all NOR
bid influences productive of disease. The pres.
emit il the most fitting season for reinforcing the
organs oil our bodies, and insuring our health
during the "cold torn,.' We are MI more or les.,
negligent but there are many persons who are
always behind in this mattnr, consequently each
change in the season comes iong before they are
prepared for il, and sickness ssizes upon them,
followed by Ill It's .riin OF ills, Begin now to
ward of disonsc ty using Mshler's Herb Bitters
every day reguisrlv, and all Tho characteristics
of good health wal spring mp wishin and con-
tinue with You.
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he sslmoS wiii make leather IA tough as wssh.
leather and about tho ithicknsSs of dog.skin
leather, n be ssale marks give very neat pat
tern y tie le.thsr,, .e. ir,- az & bsa
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From chemical analysis II appears that the
seeds .oi asparagus, when dried, parohed and
ground, make full Favored coffee. containing,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-13

LNOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS-or exchange
for farm property, that we'll knswn hotel tbs PARK
HOUSE, in the city Of OTTAWA. The house has recently
been p~pered and painted inside and out and in thorough
repair. Furniture be had at valuation. Apply to
BE THOMAS ROBERTS. Park House,
Or to Goodsell Carson, Lumber Merchants, Ottawa.
Jan eft. .' b. IUfiHe ff tt fH'If p a-a
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LNARM FOR SALE.--rhe subscriber offers for sale
HE residence lining $40 oil land and situated
hres miles northwest Of the Court House In 0ttxwa La
sale County, Illinois, fad farm 20 Of Woodland
the remaining 220 In coed state OF cultivation
with good iuip roseinens Old and yoang apple orchard
containing ne varieties OF grated rat also several kinds
OF small fruits all thrifty. will sell ny farm in lot
will sell 100 scres, cont~nt resi. and so
separately NO 2s4m. ELI sTRAwN.
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DRUGGISTS.

Any druggist In the country will tell You, yon lsu ihs
trouble to inquire that every that buys nbottie OF Css
Dyspepsia Cure ftom them. speaks in tbs c- unqualified
praiees Of its great medical " nee, ,t ar
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SORENESS OF THE THROAT,
CHEST AND LUNGS.

Do not delay procuring and Immediately taking Goes
Cough Bax when tesublsd with any Of the above named
difficulties They all pramonitory symptoms OF nsump
ton and If not arrested will later sweep you away
int the valley OF shadows from which return
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IN CONTRIBUTION.

Many sufferer has sd lief and to-day reioces
that her life has been made and prolonged by tho Of
Goes Cough Bslsanl.
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Domestic Markets-rBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK July 26.-Soon.-Stocks very strong
on Vanderbilt and Beading, ana ilrm on In Inc
Sterling 1905. Gold, 1864. 52o's, 80, l2ah 1o-o,s
ILL., North Carolina G's, sea- new, 5iasked vir-
ginia G's, ex-coupons, 5ss new, $50. tennessee
IS. ex-coupous, G5 new 81.
l6I?c. better Mess pork, ,s32. 75@S22.so Lard
quiet. Cotton dull; uplands, 2tc. Tnrpentlne
common 81 IS good, s2.ao6so.3 IS. Freights dull
NEW YORK, July 2G.-Erening. -Cotton dull
sales goo bales at a'c h 70 isnsy
crn. $5.S5Ms7.75; southern frmer, common u 10
choice. S7mSll.75. Whcat-No. spring, 81 49,
Corn In fair demand ut the noon's advance: Beer
steady. Pork quiet. Lard rmer kettle iss@Iioe;
Turpentinc i3c. Rosin. S2.25@SS. Freights lower;
wheat per sail, It; per steam, 5tas. , Mo
Money quiet and easy ut eg7 per cent: ,d DlS5
ilO,. Gold strong ut l378@l37A Governments
strong 5-2O's, 81 1891. Southern securities dull.
BALTIMORE, July 2s.-virginia 6's, old, 49s
1905 IS 1sG7s, 81 coupons, new, VI. Nortn Va
rolina G's, old, soy new, 50 bid. Cotton quiet ut
33lm3ic. Flour steady. Wheat In good demand
with large receipts; prime to choice red, sl.ss%
81 g5 Corn dull prime white, Sl.c46Sl.O6; yell
low 81 0SMSI.lG Pork, 1891. Bacon active ana adj
yancing: shoulders, l5ic. Whiskey, l.l0@Sl.n.
CISCIXNAT1, July -Whlskey excited at $ 0S;
Provisions tirlncr and active. Pork heid NJ S39s
asa Bacon tends up shoulders, l4tc; clear sioes,
lSI6lssc. Lard, lNtMls3c.
T.LoUIS July 2C.-W hiskey, Sl.05. Provisions
buoyant. Mess pork, 1891. Shoulders l5c.
WuM1NGToS, n. c., July 2G.-Spirits turpen-,
tine steady mt 3slc. crude S2ToGlS3. Rosm anu
tar quiet Thermometer 81 degrees.
NEW ORLEANS, July .6.-Cotton--Morc doing
mIddings, SIC: sales $50 bales receipts; IL
sight, premium. Sugar firm; common, lV2c.
nrimr l3lc MoIasScS firm.
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MENAGER!E IN 4 MIDNIGHT SToRM.--
On Monday, Bailey 4 Co.'s menagerie and
circus exhibited at Muscatinc. The tent
was struck at II p. NJ, and the show started
for Davenport. Before dozen miles had
been traverscd terrific storm let loose its
lightning, thunder, and water. The light
ming was binding in its brilliancy, the
thunder was terrific, and the rain, violently
driven by the wind, came down in sheets.
4 panic seized the whole cavalcade-men,
horses, and animals, seemed terror-stricken.
Eight Of the drivers deserted their teams,
and it was not long before wagons and horses
were in inextricable confusion-a damned
up mass Of laundering animals and over
turned vehicles.
The darkness, save when the lightning
illuminated the scene, was impenctrable.
The Gagged lions, tigers, leopards, wolves,
and other beasts, became frightened, and
bounded from side to side of their prisons,
and roared and growled, and shrieked, in
very terror. The lightning came nearer
and nearer, until its thunder seemed to
break in the midst of the caravan. The
elephants lay down in the road and refused
to move. Three of the horses were struck
by lightning and killed. 1t is wonder
that no human lives were lost. At day break
the scene presented beggars description.
Imagine it from the above account Of the
nights experience. 1t was the worst adj
venture that ever bcfcl a circus in this por-
ton of the West. The show reached Da-
venport at a late hour in the day, men and
teams well nigh exhausted by the terrible
nights work and the hard journey which
followed it.-Ddvetport (io'oo) Gazette,
llM.
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4 COIOred Republican on the
Situation i'm MisS5sSfpni

WASHINGTON, July 26.-Rev. Mr.. Lynch,
prominent colored minister from Missis-
sippi now here, is to have an interview
with the President, and also with Judge
Dent, on Thursday next. He declares that
all further efforts for reconstruction should
be based on universal suffrage and unirer-
Sal amnesty; that the white people of Mis-
sissippi have not thoroughly abandoned re-
sistance to the doctrines Of the Republican
party as they did to the Government when
the armies of General Lee surrendered ;
that they do not feel any interest in common
with the National Democratic party; that
when the southern white man comedies to
the colored man equal political rights there
will be no issue between them: and to Gre
ate one will be curse to both races.
Lynch has conferred with many of the
leading Radicals.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
washington News.


WASHINGTON, July 26.-Governor Hahn,
of Louisiana, and Judge Sharkey, of Mis-
sissippi, visited Judge Dent to-day, assuring
him of their cordial support.
Postmaster General Creswell endorses
Stokes, of Tennessee, for Governor.
Rev. Mr.. Lynch (colored) /, of Mississippi,
visited Judge Dent yesterday and assured
him of his support in the coming Missis-
sippi election.
Postmaster General Creswell broke his
arm yesterday by falling from chair.
The revenue receipts to-day were nearly
100000
The Secretary of War returns tomorrow
The Treasury Department is informed
of the seizure Of 100 barrels of alcohol at
New Orleans.
Ex-Governor Sharkey, OF Mississippi, left
for the North this evening. He says there
is great anxiety among al classes in the
State to get back into the Union. The Con-
servatiye Republican Convention meets in
September. He thinks there is no doubt
about Judge Dents nomination.
Commissioner Delano decides that stamped
signatures of collectors on liquor stamps are
unauthorized, and hereafter actual sigma
lures will besrcquircd.
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;, HORRIBLE DEATH FRoM HYpaopHosrA.-
inc me Wilmington Commercial, contains the
following hnrr;hin o4ory,

:, HORRIBLE DEATH rRoM HYpeopsosr, -
s me wilmington Commercial contains the
Following horrible story.
A child, aged about eleven wears, .
daughter of Mr.. Davis, who resides ON Slate
iiilt, in Chester county, about one mile and
half from the Spread Eagle Hotel, died
from hydrorhobia on Monday morninr last
after the most horrible sufferinr> She wos
bitten on tile finger by her unclc's doc ohout
nine weeks ago, the dog disappearing there.
alter, so that 1t was not known whether he
was mad or not 1t was known, however
that he was ono of the fox hounds attacked
by mad dog near the Chester county line
ABOUT three months since, and most of which
were bitten. "A''''
The child showed no symptoms of HYDRO
''" o"''i oa'.- .,,uy afternoon, when she
..nu spasm, refusing to drink or look Mt
water. At first the spasms were divided by
intervals of half an hour, gradually be-
coming more frequent and severe until Mon
day morning at 2 O'Clock, when her suffer-
ings were ended by death. During the
spasms she would froth terribly at the
mouth, snap and bite, and upon hearing of
water would enter upon worse form of
convulsion. When the fit was off she would
beg that her family connections be kept from
her lest she might bite them. On Monday
morning all the dogs known to have been
connected with the fdx-hunt mentioned
were killed. 1t was before doubted whether
the dog which attacked them was really
mad
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A RE-ENGINE-STEAMER TEAM DASH
INTO THE UNION DEP0r-NARRow EscAPE.-
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock an
alarm Of fire was sounded from Box No.
u, located ut the corner Of Fourth and
Division streets, to which an immediate re-
Spouse was given by the apparatus connect
cl with the fire department. In running to
the scene Of the alarm, and while passing
down Fourth street, nearly in front of OK
Mayor Flagg's residence, the Ranken steam
CT met with mishap which came near pro-
wing disastrous in more ways than one. The
king-bolt, which connects the engine with
the forward trucks, broke, letting the water
tank down upon the ground, throwing the
driver, Anthony Nunnman, off the scat, in
turing him severely, while the horses,
which were under good Roadway, passed
on with the trucks, now disconnected from
the steamer. Finding that they were olsen
gagged, the animals became frightened
and ran away. The first incident in their
career was collision with the iron hitching-
post in front of II. Green & Sons store, on
the corner of Broadway and Fourth streets,
which they broke off, and by which one OF
the horses was terribly cut in the hind legs.
The team then ran up Broadway as far as
the depot, when, finding their progress bar
red by q train Of cars standing across the
street, they turned into the building, which
was then full of people, and started to run
through it. Two or three trains were on
the point of arriving and departing ut this
time. Passengers were hurrying to and
from the cars. Seeing the frightened ami
mails dash into their midst, a sort of con-
stcrnation seized upon the crowd. All ran,
screaming and yelling, in every possible
direction: Fortunately, no one was hurt,
though everybody was frightened. Atlengtl'
the horses ran upon baggage cart, and one
of them was thrown down, which circum-
stance put an end to their further flight
The scene in the dep0t was exciting for a
few minutes, and the wonder is, considering
the number of people in the building, who
were mostly all strangers, that no one was
killcd.-Troy Times, July 20.
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SuREwn DoDGE OF A FoRGER-DEAT,

NHKEWN DODGE VF TUKIEK-DEAIHV Ut
A WELL-KHowN PHILADELrmAN.-Phi to-
delphia, July 24.--This afternoon man
sold Il forged city warrant for 1898 to a
broker in Third street, and received check
for that amount and left. a few minutes
afterwards the forgery was discovered, and
the clerk ran to the bank to stop the check.
He found that it had not been presented,
and he laid in wait till the bank closed,
expecting the forger to come. In the mean
time the forger stepped across the street
from the place where he sold the warrant,
to another broker, and sold the check for
gold, and disappeared.
George F, Albert, who acquired great
notoriety here under the old fugitive slave
law, died recently in this city, aged seventy
nine wears.
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Hon. Albert Long died at his residence, in
Icrre Haute, Ind, on Sunday.
The suicides of Stephen Sanborn, in War
zen, e., and Jacob Schloss, i'll Hoboken, n.
d. are reported on Saturday.
General Sherman visited the United States
annoy at Springfield or Saturday, and was
received with the usual salute.
In Cincinnati, Sunday, Matthew Collins
"as stabbed to the heart on the street and
kl!ed by Thomas Kinney.
Two Misses Turner, Of Charlestown,
Mass, whiting in Auburn, Me-, and two
s.nS Of the Rev. Mr.. Libby, OF Auburn, were
h0"ned in lake Auburn Saturday after
"'2n. They were out in rowboat, which
1oAk. Two other persons who were in the
boat escaped.
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FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN IN Six DAYs.-A
palace car, full of passengers, that left San
Francisco less thana week ago arrived at
New York on Saturday morning, thus ira
versing the whole continent in the short
space of six days. Some of the passengers
who came in it embarked on Saturday after
noon for Europe, and may arrive in Liver
pool in nine days more, thus traYersing the
whole distance from the shores of California
to the shores of England in fifteen days
All this vast journey of nearly seven thou,
sand miles will have been made without
difficulty or fatigue, first in Luxurious
railroad car, and then in an equally luXu'
rious Steamship.
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HEAVY SUIT IN ST. LoUIs.-St. Louis,
July 25.-A dispatch from Omaha says
james w. Davis and associate sub-contract-
ors to-day brought suit in the State district
court against Oliver Ames and other con-
tractors of the Union Pacific railroad for
S6O4 900, the amount claimed to be due for
work performed, money expended, and
breach of contract of the defendants. 1t is
alleged that the claimants and associates
arc already overpaid by $57 900.
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The Wells men in Virginia have made ar
engagements to present their objections to
tie late election i'll that State to Congress
through the agency Of delegation, which
viii doubtless reside in Washington until
the matter is finally disposed Of. Members
d the delegation now here claim that one
half The Cabinet-viz., Secretaries Boutwell,,
C.c>wcll, and Robcson--are inclined to favor
their proposition, but are not willing to go
80 lar az to recommend rejection of the
constitution as adopted WASHINGTON Er-
DTlSS
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DESTRUCTIVE FIFE IN WILMINGTON, n.
Wilmingtom, n. G., July 24.-At half
past 9 O'Clock tonight a destructive fire
broke out in the large spirit barrel manu-
factory Of Stress & Rice, destroying tho en-
tire stock of mac hinery, &c. Loss, S25,-.
600. Insured in the Alaska Company OF
Baltimore, the Liverpool and London and
Globe and other companies, for $500. The
fire was the result of an accident.
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FATAL SHOOTING IN TENNEssEE.-IHem-
phis, July 25.--Mike Dougherty, laborer
at Elmwood Cemetery, was shot and killed
by Will Stevens this afternoon. Doughcrty
was trying to prevent Stevens shooting Mr..
Hill, superintendent of the cemetery, when
he received the fatal shot. The affair
grew out of refusal to assist in digging a
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WHIsKEY neutrality-suspicious. A. P.
Tuition captured and seized one hundred
and seventy barrels of whiskey concealed
under the ground floor of barn near
Muncy, Lycoming county, Pa, day or
two ago. The whiskey was 30 admirably
concealed that its hiding-place never would
have been found out but for report made
to the Department at Washington by some
one in the secret
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1o11 BUTTON-HOLE AND 1911
lCll COMBINATION SEW lcll
ING MACHINE.

This MACHINE is by far the best that has as yet
been made. Il viii sew all kinds OF material from
the cOarscst cloth TO the finest fabric. IL VIII do
all kinds of stitching embroidery, braidlng, cord
ing, telling binding, rutiing, tucking sewing, and
gathering at the same time; braid without past
ing, bind without busting, and tuck Without Dast-
seam and do all that other machines can do. And
more: If you have family buy this machine
If YOU want to make money 1t will do that for you
In Il short time. The only way 10 compete with
northern work Is to buy this machine. III you
comfort buy the BU1TOS-HOLE. We warrant
this machine for five years. Again: we viii trade
for all kinds OF machines In or out OF order, or Tor
ANYTHING from fiddle to knitting-needle. Get
the best machine, IL Will pay for Itself; get Tie
BUTTON-HOLE. ~
Main str Get, address the same number, ISL, or
hoy o5T posi-o Office. jy lin
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The New Orleans Sugar Seizs.urc

New ORLEANS, July 26.-Collector Casey
is having immense amounts of seized sugar
stored in the heretofore unoccupied vaults
of the custom-hcuse. Treasury Solicitor
Banficld is here attending to the sugar
cases. Supervisor Kinscller is also here.
A warrant was issued to-day for the arrest
of Augustc Conturic for concealing his
books. Those Of the most importance to
the revenue officers cannot he found.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INcoRPoRATED 1850.

GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE
OF COLUMBUS GEORGIA.
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holders would not accept Their offered, andlook

holders would NOT accept The rates offered, ahdlook
for an Improvement.
Offered: 4s liogsheads; h0gshead inferior
scraps ut soc. and II hogsheads Tugs and leaf
tnalny medium, brightsIat $40 S27 so were rejected
hogsheads were passed. Sales, % ho2sheais Z
ut IS. 306s559; ut go. e0aIS5.s0 10 Mt 2oGTfp9
mt $4,000; lat Sp6Ds9.9o; at S1lGsll.15; nj
sIsfE918 Is 2 nj S21f5S.i.
We quote t7a 100 bs.) Stems none ofrering), 9oc.
6Sl.5O scraps, S2llS3; inferior and common Tugs
usually light weights) siGDs5 factory lugs, $3.50
80 planters Tugs, SG.25GSs common leaf, ssnSo;
medium leaf, so. 256[Sl0; gooddark leaf Sl0aTsl2:
medium bright Missouri lenf, sloTs2o; good to
fine leaf s201S50; bright Kentucky leaf s2oGpS $40
something fine would bring Sio@5so; bright Virgil
MIA leaf. Sa5RiS6n.
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ANOTHER REPORTED RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Hobohen, n. j., July 24.-It is reported
that collision occurred on the Morris and
Essex railroad, west of Summit, and that a
brakeman named James Hogan was killed
The railroad officials deny any knowledge Of
the matter.
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CRows.-A writer in the Cambridge
(Md.) Democrat makes plea for the crow
as a valuable insectiyorous bird, and states
that he has o tame one which saved his po-
tato vines when attacked by bugs, and sub
sequently put to rout an army OF poison
GUS worms which had threatened his toma-
toes with destruction.
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Nix. B0LToN's WIrL.-Thc deceased
was very liberal in his will, which he made
"era year ago. To his wife ne gave a
very valuable farm OF 900 acres, among
other things, for her life, and afterwards
to be sold and the proceeds 10 be given to
the poor in the district in which he lived
10 each Of his single servants he gave SlOO,
and to each Of the married ones $500. 10
the widow of Stoncwali Jackson he willed
so COO NwDhiS SEM
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Norfolk Markets.

NORFOLK, July y, 1863.
Cotton.-Mlddlng, a3c.; low mlddling, Sc; good
ordinary, 3lc:: ordinary, zoe. a.,
F7onr.-Famiiy sICIS12 so extra, $sGSll: SUI
perfine. Ss.75G&f.5o fine, s5.75 1915.
Pednuts.-Prime, s3.25.
Oats.-By weight, 72Ac. -r-,,..
Stares.-whitc oak pipe 500; culls, $40. White
oak heading. SIS; cnlis, s25. White oak hogshead,
ass culls s2a Red oak hogshead, sss; culls, 32o.
Saingles.-No. !, Slo6iSlI.
Wh~gt-White. prime, sl.7o; fair, sl:4o@Sl.so /;
common. slMSl.ao. Red, prime, Sl.eo; fair, $40
common. 81. 80
Sales this Day.-2O, 600 No. shingles at SO; 9s7
bushels white corn ut &C.. Az bushels wheat ut $3.50
N SI.G0.
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Sec0n1 DiSnNtch.

Only three persons were hurt by the
railroad accident above Holyoke this morn
ing. Henry II. Snow, the engineer, had
one leg badly broken, and Amos Mosher,
the fireman, and Frank Kingsley, a brake
man, were slightly injured. No passengers
were hurt. The engine was completely
wrecked.