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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-12

TERRITORY OF IDAHO, Is TUE DIST Court,
COUNTY OF OwYHEE. 3D JUDICIAL DIST.
n K Mendenhall, Plaintiff,
Against
L. ]. Lewis, and the Silver Glance Mining
Company. Defendants
To L. J. Lewis and the Silver Glance Mining
Company. Defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
United States. in the Territory CT Idaho,
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office Of the Clerk of the District
Court of the Third Judicial District OF said
Territory. in Silver City, Owyhce County, the
Complaint of the above named Plaintin. pray
ing Judgment against the said Defendant, l..
]. Lewis, and for Decree and for an Order
of the said Court. as follows: The above en-
titled action is brought to obtain a judgment
of this Court against the said Defendant,
l.. j. Lewis, for the sum of $3l, 240 90, bal
apce due and unpaid to said Plaintiff by said
Defendant. Lewis. Of the purchase money,
SAC. 2sO CO. for certain property sold and con
viewed by said PHI TO said Def Il, Lewis, with
costs of suit: and TO obtain Decree OF sad
Conrt establishing said Plaintiff IS Lien as
Vendor of the said certain property, against
the said certain property and every part
thereof. and for an Order on the Sherlif OF
SAID County for the sale OF said property III
pursuance of law for the satisfaction OF the
amount of said Judgment and costs; the
said certain property being described IN Pin $
said Complaint, as follows, to-wit: Nine sun-
dred and sixty 1861 feet Qinnear measure
mentl undivided of twelve hundred Il ,2O0l
feet-same measurement-ln that certain
Gold and Silver bearing Lode Of Quartz, stu
ated in Flint Mining District in the said Coun-
ty OF Owyhee, located and known as the
dOwyhee Ledge and Idaho q. 4 :. NJ. Com
pany:" and four hundred 400 feet, being
/ The Ist North Extension OF the Rochester
Lods-situale in said Flint Mining District;
| all of which said described property was
sold and conveyed by said Plaintiff TO the
said Def't, /. j. Lewis, and by him tsaid
| Iewis) conveyed To the said Def't, the Silver
| Glance Mining Company-all as alleged,
| and is more fully set forth in the Pin g said
| Complaint, on file in my Office, in the above
entitled cause; and, that, unless you appear
and answer TO said Complaint within ten
| days after the service hereof If served within
| Owyhee county; within twenty days u served
| out OF said County, but within said Judicial
District: and within forty days If served oui
| OF said District Exclusive Of the day OF ser
| vice. default will be taken against you, and
tho Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in his said Complaint.
/ In testimony whereof |, Sol Hasbrouck,
49, Clerk of SAID District Court. have
* L. s. = hereunto set my hand and
/ xxx affixed the Seal Of said Court al
| Silver City, this Tenth day ofSeptembcr, A. D.
| 1868. SoL ffAsBgoUcK, elk. Dist Court
| BY r. f. HALLoCK, Dcpy
Rosborough d Preston, Pi6' Ah'ys 7toSz
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-12

Grants Cabinet.--Following Is the
n ew Cabinet: Secretary of State, Z. b
washburn; Secretary of the Treasury, A. T.
Stewart, of New York; Secretary Of the Navy,
Adolph K. Berie; Secretary Of the Interior,
J. d. Cox. OF Ohio; Attorney-General, I. r.
Hoar, of Massachusetts,; Postmaster-Geperal,
John A. ]. Cresswell, of Maryland. No Sec
retary of War is named.
That there are appointments in the above
list that were unexpected is perhaps as great
recommendation as any il possesses In
setting aside old politicians for new men,
men whose lives have been spent in trade or
some one Of the Professions, the President
but recognizes the claims OF all classes.
Z. B. Washburn is the only man in the
Cabinet who can be said to have been noted
politician, and tie wisdom of selecting him
for the State Department will not be ques-
toned by any one who wishes the place well
filed, when his long and faithful services,
his acknowledged ability and answering
| honesty and patriotism are remembered
The appointment of Alex. 7. Stewart has
surprised nearly every one; never having
held an office, Of course the public know but
little of his ability, except that he has had
financial sense enough to acquire several
millions in trade The President has doubt
less good reason to believe him competent,
and he is yet to be mistaken in his judgment
of men,.
OF Governor Cox we know but little, ex-
cept that he commanded under Grant on the
Potomac, where agood opportunity to judge oil
his qualifications must have resulted salts
factorily, and as Governor Of Ohio.
John A. ]. Cresswel has been United
States Senator from Maryland, acquitted
himself very honorably, and distinguished
and stamped himself man of power and
goodness in his mastery oration over th'
! dead body OF his colleague, Hon. Henry Win
/ ter Davis The other members are new men
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The Supreme Court have decided 50 Tar
as the questions we're submitted to them the
suit known as the Vincent Larson case. This
suit involved the validity of bosd made by
larson to Vincent The real parties at inter
est are W. E. Vincent, A. ]. Cope and H.
Way on one side, and Peck 4 Porter on the
other The property in dispute is known as
the Second South Extension of the ORC Emo
or as the defendants have named it the PECK
and Porter. The ground is immensely rich
and valuable. The following is the ruling oi
the Court:
VIM Vincent, appellant, VI Thos- Larson,
rssnondent Ordered, that both demurrers
iptsrposod by defendant to plaintiff 8 com, ON,
,,is;ns in The court below, be oyerruled, ana
hat p,s said defendant Larson have thirty days
10 answer on paying costs OF appeal provo.
Cd the court or Judge of court below may
orsnt further time 10 answer on aooo cause
shown.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-12

nroftssiomaI anh Dusiutss GarSs'
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CROAKERS.

are fifteen men the most miserable
perhaps of any of Gods creatures
on the earth /; not because they are
poor in this worlds goods. for they
are all wealthy; not because they
are i'll with bodily Affections, for
they have good health not because
they lack any of the privileges or
comforts that usually go to make
men happy, for all these they have
in abundance but because every
body and everything is doing wrong.
The City Council is studiously de-
vising means to ruin the city, its
credit, its morals, its religion, its
everything, churches are teach
ing heresy. Temperance socl-
cites are depriving the people OF
their liberties, teachers are adyanc-
ing their pupils too fast to insure
solid learning, machinery is manu-
featuring articles Of little value, in
comparison to the old time hand
made implements, Legislators are
intent on subverting every thing to
the ruin OF the State, Senators,
Congressman, Cabinets and Presl-
dent. lie awake at night deyi~ing
means to crush the liberties Of the
people. and utterly destroy and per-
ish the government of the United
States from the earth, Kings, Primo
es. Potentates and the rulers OF all
nations. are conspiring with eaci
other in the endeavOr to blot on
order, and inauguratc a reign o
terror over all the earth, neYel
more to be restored to the condition
of decent habitation for man
Chaos and old night as it was be
fore God said let there be light
ia the inevitable tendency OF al
| things. These are the reasons wh,
these men sit and croak over th'
wickedness OF the times and the cor
ruptions of the hour. The case l
too hopeless to take hold and assia
in reformation, and they prefer Il
sit and wait impatiently for impend
ing doom. Boston is not alone, Mr.
Parton could find a wider field TO
| the collection of such fossils i'll tn
far West. where it requires no re
search to find them in greater mum
hers than fifteen in even the small
est cities. We have known dozen
of men bowed prematurely to tn
earth, and who nope ABOUT III
streets as if in great bodily agony
that on being questioned were col
scious of no physical disease, an
were actually hurrying tnemselve
off to an early grave, apparently
avoid the wreck of matter and cr'ls
of worlds that Radical rule is abo"
to entail on all the works OF cre'
ton. We present more cheerl'
view of the future, in the Inaugural
address of the President this NOR
). ing, but as Grant is in the "deep an
damnable scheme y of course a
1 cording to these Chastity grim an
q ancient ravens" these words
C cheer are but receptions, ana
,f | shall still hear the meiancno
!, birds croaking {" nevermore' he''
more.
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The Yuba District, South Boise ls
deservedly attracting much atten-
ton, we have not had the pleasure
of examining any of the rich ores
recently discovered in the Atlanta
ledge, but are assured BY reliable
parties, that at a depth Of one hun
dred and twenty feet in what Is
known as theAdkins claim, the ledge
is twenty feet in thickness and that
the best pay streak is full two feet
of very rich chloride and ruby ore
One block two feet long, one foot
wide and six inches thick, was
brought to Boise City by one OF the
company. We are assured by Hon.
Thomas Hart who examined it, that
it was so tough with native metallic
silver, that it was chiseled OUT
square and true, and tn at no place
ON il had suffi cient rock of any kind
in it to cause it to break, but that
all uneven places and the sides
where it had been torn loose from
the adjacent lode leaving fibrous
silver on the surface, were so near
lv pure as to to be hammered d own
smooth after the manner of finish
inc lp a bar of assayed bullion.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-12

Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats. Boess, etc
according to quality
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-12
WAR EAGLE HOTEL |!

washingson-st., Silver City, Z.
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Proprietor
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SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF lDAHo, Is TUE DIsr. couRr,
COUNTY OF OwYHEE. 3D JUDICIAL DIST
n. K. Mendenhall, Plaintiff,
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r, s,.,. caDitsl Reporter quotes a pas

The State Capital Reporter quo''S p
s.rs from Grants Inaugural Address and eh-
claims "why, thai is the very lounuA''oI
Of Democratic Government" To De sure
i is. but very foreign TO the Democratic g
marty. The trouble with the kep0''e' .
~, a has not learned to discriminate Dc
tween Democracy and the party 'nAi ai''
r.,.s to itself that time -honored name
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-12

A silver City man, sojeurnins in
whit. pine writes to a fliend that prospect
hol.. on Chloride Flat are as thick as the
hair on a doggy from 80 to 40 feet apart >
That dog must certainly be "big thing
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-12
Notice to Delinquents.

A Ii NOTES AND ACCOUNTS DUE HI
n RAN d. ROSENCRANS arc payable to
the undersigned during Mr.. RS absence.
l3tf THOS. ]. BUTLER, Agent
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-12
Nottce to Delinquents.

u1BE ACCOUNTS due HILL 4 MlLLAhap y
have been placed in the hands o. "a a 70. n-
KNAPP. who is authorized tc Y9Iiec' anu ~
.s;r, FOR the same. W. J. HILL
",ps ~, ~ H W. NlLLARD
silver City, Dec IA, 1858.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-12

arents.--BLAKE 4 co, at the Post
office, Idaho City 1n,v;,le
l. J. SMART, at Rogers Store, Lentvihe,
CAPT. GEO. DREW, at the posloihce' III
Herman 4 Co. Is Store, Owyhee Cily.
Hi. LAMKIN, City Book store, po'So
City.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-12

-ur PROPRIETOR of this Large ano anu
'n nrommodious House has henI.ed
sy''.1;shed the Establishment in SUI
anu nsrior fo Style, making it second to none
in the Territory. ,,,,.;nose norton OF
,, ne'ns :, .3ards unusual facilities TO the tras-
sI;nn .nn nubIic n generally Rooms ftted up co
pecislly for the use ana
Accommodation of Famii
Thankful for past patron no y Paths ,hs
viii be spared to merit coniin1aTnTcNs nGTTNSER II sn
IN. I2lifl v. BLAChiNuhh-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-02-12
Boston Market.

hElINhefAAs AA--A-N AMI Ne
FLlU b--rherc is rather more doing 10 Flour
l.i'" lA-t week. and We notice hrmer feeling for
lH" -la1e-- but Che trade Is still unsatisfactory. a.
lutt are mot disposed 20 purchase beyond imme-
GAlt wants lhe sales thavc been at y 40 80 for
Western >upcriiuc; So = ~ 8. for common extras
= = q IS - FOR bakers extras and medium brands
50 20 5000 for white wheat Ohio. Indiana and Mchi-
gan - "a l-lcl ILLINOIS and 50 7i "a - for St Louis,
out the latter price g. obtained only Gr small Iots
of fancy brands. Canada Flour Is quiet AZ 80 ~ a
90 2 oil. for white wheat. and California ranges
from siI - n % - g ho Corn Meal IS quiet with
small sales az 81 81 a b0l. In Rye Flour the
slles have been confined o. small lots at previous
riees Buckwheat is selling at 80 5bdf - q Ian rs
GRAIN-There Is very little change 90 notice in
Corn since last week. Demand far nj the close. and
with light receipts, there is hrnef Ieellng Sales
Of southern and Western yellow n' 81 q l3, now
hold M the latter rate Western mixed at sc n
Il ". lot Of choice high mixed selling NJ tne lat
ter rate: and white has been selling az 20 a s'c 2
bushel Oats have been in fair demand and prices
remain about the same. Shorts are plenty ana dull
and prices have declined 70 81 ~ - ion Flhe
Feed 81 a y; and Middlngs 50 n $. TON
PR0DUCE-The market for Butter has not VAR
oil rraterisl Nv since our last. The demand Is modeI
ate nj prices ranging from ~ a u loI sOYu cui0
New York and Vermont dairies, y a iic Tor good
raisrht tries and 3 a 80 for common ana lalI
In Canada and Western Butter the sales have ueen
nj 9l n 42c y 70. rs 10 quality. Cheese lIin, anu
the market sustains full prices sales NJ IL ~ =
40 n, as 70 ouality. White Beans are IN noueIate
9.,.snd ~ nricc: ranging from 50 80 a 62is for
yellow eve and blue pod, and 81 "a = ioI e9's -
uea Canada Peas have been selling AT - % q n
d bush for common and good FYtiig "a - -.
faek-5n whites range from 70 a 50 Y bush, but
demand quite moderate Onions have been sei en-
at $ % 10 50 2 Dbl. Eggs have deellneI 70 ''0
,i',zsr for GOOD Eastern and Bic in small lots.
PROVisIONS.-Pork is firm and prices have iuI-
Their advanced The receipts Of the week hafe oeen
quite small and the stock on hand Is very ls 81
the season The sales have been at 3! = q - tor
prime $50 "a s33 50 for mess and so a ~ IoT
clear and extra clear heefis in steady deI Is
with sales Of meas at SIG a Is extra mes AZ III
s20 and family extra at s2s 50 Dbl !, LAY /, rs
irm and prices have advanced 10 p a &c v 10 iof
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-02-12

A Festival was held in Springfield on the 4th
inst, under the auspices of the 4" Busy Bees, -
the proceeds to be usel for the g Home for Des-
titute Children" in Burlington.
\ series Of temperance lectures are being de-
liyered in Woodstock by the various clergymen
Of the place.
Isaac Parker, Esq, of South Woodstock, has
sold his farm to Cyrus Perkins of Hartland
J. B. Chase of Westford has purchased Mr.
Briggs farm, in Hartford. this side of Woodstock
Station for $1,000.
Norman A. Smith of Chester, has sold tn,
Fish " farm to J. W. Leach of Pawlet, fol
80, 700
Darius Gasset has sold his farm in Ludlow
to George Sanderson of Boston, for 81, 100.
The total loss by the fire in Sharon last weel
is $500. Insured for 81, 800.
The survey Of the Ascutney Railroad, from
Gassett's Station through Springfield to Clare
mont, has commenced.
$40 was realized from recent festival fol
the benefit of the Congregational Society il
Royalton
Mrs. DeWolf ofPomfret, aged 81 years, fell OF
Sunday and broke her hip.
Phebe W. French died in Weathersfeld. Jan
80, agel 90 years and months
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-02-12
MARRIED..

CLAGGETT-CoRsE-At Montreal Jan. 18th at tn
residence of the brides father No. Leicester Plae
University street by the Rev. }. b. Bonar, assise,
by the Rev Mr.. Wilkes, Charles Q. Claggett, t.
Lizzie T.. youngest daughter of N. b. Corse, Esq
At the Junction House, White River Junction
Feb. Sd by Rev. Levi ii. Cobb Of Springfield, Mr.
Moses F. Chase of Springfield, Deputy Collector 0
Customs at St Adams to Miss Hattie W. Freeley o
North Pomfret, Vt, late teacher in the Stevens
Seminary at Claremont n Ii.
GOoDRrcH-MooDY.-In this city. February sth, Al
st Paul's Church. by the Rev. Z. r. Atwlil, Johr
Ellsworth Goodrich and Ella NJ. Moody, all Of Bur
lingtOn.
BRooks-BaBnIrT-InA lburgh, Feb. Sd, 1869, by
Rev. A. B. Truax, Mr.. Jehiel B. Brooks, of St. Al
bans, and Miss Sarah r. Babbitt, of Alburgh.
BESEDrcT-vIELE-At IIinesburgh, Feb. 3, by
Rev. c. f. Ferrin, Mr. Henry T. Benedict and Miss
Jennie 2. Viele, both Of Ilinesburgh.
DIED.
GREELEY.-Tn Essex, Vt, jan. 29th, Mrs. CLAIR
RIssA GREELEY, wife Of David Greedy aged 20 years
McCo1LoN.-In this city, Feb. 9Th, Jas. T. Me-
Collom aged % years.
Albany papers please copy.
SrE.R-In Shelburue on the lth inst Ehanan W
Spear. in the ssth year Of his age.
BYISGroN.-In Hinesburgh, Feb. eth. Of conges-
ton Of the lungs Stephen Byington, aged a years
BLANcHARD.-In St. Adams, Thursday, jan Dist,
Of typhoid fever terminating in congestion Of the
brain) at the residence of S. II. Boynton ESQ Miss
Alice c. Blanchard Of Underhll; daughter Of Chcs-
ter and Eliza NJ Blanchard Of the latter place. aged
seventeen Years.
Miss Blanchard was q neice of Mr. Boynton, and
was loved and respected by all who knew her She
passed away after a painful illness Of two short
weeks
LASE.-in South Burlington, Feb 9Th. Betsy Van
Sicklen wife Of Burrill Lane aged - years.
CurLAR-At Winooski, Feb eth, Of consumption
Lewis F.. Guitar in his Sd year.
HAYWAED-At the residence Of his otier-in-law
c. A. E.dri ge, Tuesday evening, February 9th
Willie \. Hayward Of Bridport, aged - years 10
months and days Prayer at the house corner Of
Perl and George street at u o'clock m. to-day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-02-12
THE MEDICINE FOR
WH0OPHNG COUGH .

D0DDS NERVISEI AND INVIGORAT0R
gives agreeable and almost instant relief in the
spasns Of Mhooping Cough. This is a complaint
comes, strange TO say, they arc LEFT q fight it
through as they best can, littla or nothing being
zone 70 break It's intensity OF help the sufferers
along. And when it Is reflected dat very many ~
the diseases OF older and adult years have their o
gin in the tear and strain Of Whoopins Coughs this
neglect would De utterly uuaccountable tut for the
fact that chdren's diseases like many If 10 ,ci
nesses OF women, are considered 50 much a matter
OF course that people have become st1icaUy uncau-
ceIuei about them. Let them cough il through AS
We did. seems generally 10 DO tho uuieeIine w'rd
Mhooping Tough is a Nervous disease and DodIrs
Nervine and Inyigorator treats u with COMPLETE
SUI ESo. Mothers, TRY III, and save your little
ones the worst agony Of this distre..in. lff.eti1r
sure and heneiceut medicine
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-02-12
GENERAL NEWS.

Rochester youths, to the number Of 200, an
nualiy spend S57 900 on billiards.
The bill transferring the capitol building of
Nebraska to Omaha, has become a law.
western paper discOurses eloquently Of
" Shakespeare's She Stops to Conquer -
g Nelocipede candy - is the newest thing out
Ii Is hoped 1t is not worked with the feet.
benevolent citizen of Orange county, New
York, has been giving a sleigh ride to 900
children.
4 bust Of Gen. Rousseau by Winnie Ream is
on exhibition at New Orleans.
IS Homeopathic horse doctor has his sign
out in Baltimore
Josh Ward is getting up a crew TO beat the St
John men next summer. Walter Brown is
counted among the crew.
The letters K c. B. in England designate
knight commander of the Bath; in Dixie.
knight of the carpet bag
The faculty of Cornell University recently ex-
PEELED a student for lying, good beginning III
the way Of discipline.
/ Bierstldt has received the gold medal at the
/ Berlin art exhibition, for his picture Of the lo
/ Senate valley
/ gin of the period s. was recently detected
+, Davenport. Iowa, showing counterfeit
money, and puts full stop TO-
The Nova Scotia giantess. who is about nine
feet high, sails next Sunday from New York for
LONDON to participate in high life there.
An ingenious chap wants to contract to keep
the Hudson river from freezing by sinking ar
tesian wells along its channel.
Philadelphia papers are predicting great
thirgs for Philadelphia, because a line Of steam
1re ., R-er1pu hos Iaau established Tho prc.s
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-02-12
H d @I@ .saS n EEL l. IL.
WHY Is IT THAT THE PEBBLE

GORHAM 5lANUFACTURING CO.,
Salosroom 40 Maiden Lane. New York.
Nov. 3. td&wi mos.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-02-12

Has your hair turned white with sorrow
Would you have it brown to morrow,
Then the tinge you eovet borrow
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TIE pLAsrER oF TIE TIME,

ALLCOCK'S POROUS.-In lumbago they act like a
charm. In few hours violent cough is relieved
by Plaster applied to the chest. Many persons be-
hcye cold cannot be taken while Plaster is worn
there this to know, they greatly assist in the
cure Of neglected cold, often the introducer Of
Consumption Cure OF Lesion Of the Liver.
gentleman, after a severe sickness, had lesion
Of the liver. Every quick movement or sudden jar
gave him pain, often Icy ing him up for days
Hence he was unable to follow any occupation with
regularity,
In this condition, he applied the part affect
ed an ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER. At first
II seemed to irritate. so it taken of. But the
marked improvement he experienced sfterwaTd
cave him courage to try again. and he therefore ap-
piled another plaster. In a few days something
rave away-"slipped," to use the gentleman's own
words. There was some sossn@ss Tor a few days af-
ter, then his health was perfectly restored. Upon
bein. sounded by his physician the adhesion or
lesion was found to be gone.
Principal Agency. Brandreih House, New York
so'N " as Feb. l.--d&wlm
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steam and kettle rendered. Smoked Hams are in
demand and sell at lsls "a l9c y h; and lot Of 60
terces picked Hams sold at lSc 2 b. Hogs have
advanced quite rapidly, and sales have been made
at l71s a Use q 10.
W0OL.-The market i 6rm for all kinds Of do
nestle Wool, and full prices have been realized,
with good demand from manufactures The sales
Of the week has been $4,000 its fleece and pulled
the prices ranging from 43 a &c for fleece includ
ing heavy New Hampshire and choice picked
Ohio and Pennsylvania and % a sc for No. SUI
per. and extra pulled. var
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10 copies 81. Send o cents for 3 specimens be-
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