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Master Commissioners Sale.
j. N. Geniu, Ex'r,
VS..
j.. N. Mitchell ct al.

DY virtue of mandate to me directed from
ID the court of common pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the front
door of the court house, in Woodsfeld, in said
county, on
Saturday, the 9th dag Of October, 1869,
between tie hours Of 10 o'clock g. IN. and
O'clock p.i II the following described real
estate situate in Monroe county, Ohio, to wit
The east half of the northwest quarter OF
section twenty seven township three and
range four. JOSEPH MYERS,
Sheriff ard Special Master N. C. Q.
sep7w6.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-09-28
Democrats!

Use nothing but Lyons Kathairon tc
dress the Hair.
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Harerooms, No IL d Ia East State ST.,
COLUMBUS, O.,
Aad Nos. 2S8 d 290 Superior street,
CLEVELAND, Q.
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On subscription at this Office.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-09-28
Proclamation.

NOTICE is hereby given to the quaiifed
IN voters of Monroe county, Ohio. that a
general election viii be held, as required by
law, on the second Tuesday, beiug tue
18th DAY of October, 4. .. 1869,
at the ssve .al places Of holding ELECTIONS in
said county of Monroe, and you WI then
and there proceed to vote hy ballot f"r
One Governor for the State of Ohio; :
One Lieutenant Governor for the State OF
Ohi2;
One Supreme Judge for the State of Ohio
0ne Treasurer Of State for the State of Ohm;
tne Attorney General for the State of Okin;
One Member Of the Board of PUBLIC Works
foa the State OF Chic;
One Senator for the 10th Senatorial Dis
trct in the State of Ohio; ,f.,4
One Representative for the county 81 Non
roe, State of Ohio; Ffs-
Une Probate Judge for the county 0. Men
roe;
One Prosecuting Attorney for the county
of Nonroe;
Ons Treasurer for the county Of Monroe;
One Sheriff for the county of Monroe,
One Commissioner for the county Of Mon
oe;
One Infrmary Director for the county of
Monroe;
One Coroner for the county of Monroe.
The Trustees of the several townships of
said county are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing number of Jurors are appoTtioned to
their townships respectively, and that they
are required, to. select the said number AMI
make return thereof to the Clerk of ths
Court of Common Pleas, together with ths
poll-hook, within two days after the said
secoud Tuesday in October, 1859:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09
Tbs Inaugural Address.

!. We publish in another column the Inau,
gural of Ger. Grant, as read by him on
taking the oath of Office as President of the
U. S, ona Thursday last. 1t is brief, and will
commend itselfat least, on that account. We
concur with one of our contemporaries, that to
undertake topass any decisive judgment upon
the incoming President, or to venture to fore
east the character of his Administration upon
the sole basi,of the address in question. would
be premature, if not unfair. His language
will probably be differently interpreted by
those who merely read it-as it runs. and by
those who consider it in connection with his
previously recorded acts aud opinions. Time
will SOON show conclusively whether General
Grant is to be the chief of party or the
hope Of a nation. He says, II ask patient
fnrbearance one towards another throughout
the laut.' This is asking much of long
sufferin2people. A bona file majority of the
citizens It this country are, and always have
been, opposed to the designs and measures of
the Radical party, aud they have been sub
jected to srievuus indignities and wrongs be-
cause OF lat opposition. Still, they are willing
to exhibit patient forbearance" a little
longer. in the hope that General Grant will
restore peace to distracted country. Let us
trust their torbeurance may be fully justified.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09

party faction, and II a policy, which was inten.
ded to reassure aud conciliate the people Of
both sections of the country, was made the
occasion OF inffaming and dividing still further,
those who 0nIy recently in arms against each
othe, vet as individuals aud citizens were sin
cerely DESTROYS, us /. shall ever believe, of,
burying all hostile feelings in the grave of
the past The bitter war was waged on the
part of the government to vindicate the Con-
stitItiou and save the Union; and~R 1 have
erred in trying to bring about more speedy
and LASTING peace tn extingush heart burnings
and cnmities. aud to prevent troubles in the
South which, retarding material prosperity in
that rogiou. injuriously affected the whole
country, am quite content TO rest my case
with the more deliberate Judgment of the peo-
PILE. aud. as have already intinlated, with the
distant future. ss--}, sfu,L efa D
The war. all must remember. was stupen-
dous aud 6eplorable mistake. Neither side
understood the other. and had this simple fact
and its conclusion been kept in view. all that
was needed wasnecompli,hed by the acknowl-
edsenfcfft7 of the terrible wrong. and the ex-
pressed better feeling and earnest endeavor at
atonement shown aud felt in the prompt rat
ifieat;uu of the Constitutional Amendments by
the Southern States at the close of the war
Not accepting the war US confessed false step
on the part of those who inaugurated it was an
errnr which now only time can cure, and which,
even at this late date. we should endeavor TO
palliate Experiencing, moreover. as all have
done, the triyhtiui cost OF The arbitrament OF
the sword. let us in the future cling closer
than ever to the Constitution as our only safe
guard. 1t is to be hoped that not until the
burdens now pressing upon us with such fear
full weight are removed will our people forget
tho lessons of the war. and that remembering
them. from whatever cause, peace between
sections aud States may be pcrpe:uated.
s.,-.....s =. t. ANDREW JOHNSON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09
DECENTRALIZATION IN MEXICO.

The New York Herald declares that every
thing is tending toward a general smash up of
the wretched Republic of Mexico. Demora-
lization is universal. Public and private virtue
has been engulphed in a common malestrom
of corruption and abuses. The present gov
eminent is compound of venality and imbe-
cility and has placed the country on the high
road to complete prostration after an unexam-
pied epoch of anarchy and confusion. Revo-
lutions have broken out all over the country
in Yucatan, Quiroga, Nuevo, Leon, and SO
on Excitement and alarm prevail everywhere.
Inoculated with the epidemic of lawlessness
by the rapacity of the so called superior
classes, the common people are fast relapsing
into condition of semi barbarism, brigandage
and moral irresponsibility. The country seems
to have escaped from the control of Macmillan
and the French in order to precipitate its own
decline and fall and to pave the way for its
final absorption by the United States. In this
demoralized condition of Mexico, the Herald
thinks that among the very first acts of Cen
eral Grants administration should be the
adoption of initiatory measures to bring about
peaceful annexation of Mexico to the United
States.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09
THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS.

Citizens of the United States Your suf-
fraces having elevated me to the Office of
President of the United States, I have in
conformity with the constitution of our coun-
try, taken the oath Of office prescribed therein.
| have taken this oath without mental res
ervarun and With the determination to do the
best of my ability all that it requires The
Responsibilities of the position | feel, but ac-
cept them without fear. The Office has come
to me unsought. l commence its duties un-
tranlmeled bring to it a conscientious de-
sire and determination to fill it to the best Of
my ability and to the satisfaction of the pco>
pie On all the leading questions agitating
the public mind | will always express my
views TO Congress aud urge them according
to my Judgment. and when | think it advis-
able. will exercise the constitutional privilege
of interp"slnga veto TO defeat measures which
oppose.
bur all laws will be faithfully executed.
whether they meet my approval or not I
shall. on all subjects. have policy to recon-
mend, but none to enforce against the will Of
the people Laws are {" govern all alike
those opposed as well as thr'Se whn favor them.
know no method to secure the repeal of bad
or obnoxious laws so effective us their strin-
gent execution.
The country having just emerged from a
great rebellion. many questions will come be
fore it Tor settlement in the next four years
which preceding administrations have never
had to deal with In meeting these it is
desirable that they should be approached
calmly-without prejudice. hate or sectional
pride-remembering that the greatest good to
the greatest number is the objectto be attained.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09
MEnrIoN oP SpEAKER.

On Tuesday night last, the RepuDiican
members of the new Congress held caucus
in Washington with the view Of fixing upon
the candidates for officers Of the Heuse. Mr..
DAVIS Of Massachusetts, nominated the Hon.
j. G. Blaine. Of Maine, aud made the follow
ing remarks:
Mr.. Chairman-The Office of Speaker of
the American House Nof RepreseataIives is
worthy OF the highest. ambition. The third
in rank under the constitution, it has become
in the economy of our administration, second
in honor and power only to that OF the Pres
ident. This distinction. is not n little due to
the iliustrious names associated with the JUS
charge of its difficult and delicate duties, most
conspicuous among which IS that OF that dis
tinguished gentleman now about TO retire SO
gracefully from IT'S responsibilities ara honors.
1t was therefore, TO me q matter OF unaf'
fected .diffidence, butsof1 unte!gned gratihea-
ton that any considerable number OF mem-
bers of the Forty first Congress considered
me worthy of that high position; but when
il became evident to me that the selection OF
another would likely be more acceptable TO u
majority of those members, no earthly cou
sideration could induce me TO longer occupy
the position of a candidate. L embrace the
opportunity to publicly express my deep oo>
legations to those whose partiality 1 have thus
enjoyed 1t only remains for me To discharge
the pleasant duty of giving expression To the
choice which has thus beeome unanimous.
q do this, sir, in the full assurance that the
Office will lose iu the future none of that dig
nifty or lustre which has 50 distinguished It IN
the past.2
With these remarks it is hardly necessary
L.. 4 a
the nomination by acelamatisn of the Hen. j.
G.. Blaine, of Maine, Tor Speaker OF the Forty
first Congress. j
Mr., blaiae was subsequently elected on
the meeting OF the House ON Friday
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09
The Inauguration Ball.

The new wing of the Treasury Department
was elegantly arranged for the mono official
Inauguration festivities. The various rooms
appropriated to this purpose were handsomely
decorated with portraits. flags and evergrcens.
The crowd was immense. which rendered
locomotion at times difficult. Elegant toilets
we're abundant. Not few distinguished gen
tlemen were present.
The Committee on Dancing prepared pro-
yramme for that purpose. There was an album
dance of music, but very little dancing, owing
to the want of room: There was no comfort
anywhere in the building, and many were
glad to escape from the pressure.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09
THB PRRsIDENps vALEDIoToRY.

IOn rctiring Rom the Office Of the Chief
Mssslraey of the United States, President
JonSsoS issuedthe following parting Adde'S
to his fellow countrymen,, II is admirable in
tone aud sentiment, irrefutaBle in argument,
and viii commend litsclRtd the consideration
of every reader for its patriotic suggestions.
The picture he draws Of Radical misrule, and
the tendency ofthe government to anarchy and
disruption, is SO truly portrayed and 50 con,
clasiyely demonstrated, that the iwayfaripg
IMAM, unless more knaye than fool cannot fail
TO discerlil .---a.,-,-.-----.--...s. !.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09
nj A r RIED.

On Thursday. the 25ti. ,lt.. Al the Ee>iiienee of
the brides father lIt rla county. Va. by Rev.
SENIOR Editor nf the Buckingham Register" anu
Miss AMANp;A j.. daughter Of MIR. Joseph Better
On the 25Ih plt.. by Rev. w. Egglestor, MI.
ARCH. McCARRoLL, sJr., TO Miss ANNIE +. I,
FeAt the residence of the BRIDES father. the 23i
of ebruary, BY Rev Charles White MIR. THO
HUNTER. OF Fauquisr county, to MIss NELLIE
c. KERFooT, of Clarke county a. -H
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09
a GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
n .PENN LETTER BOOK ="

Far C"pyi"g Letters W.Ih01 P,ess ar Eofcr
This Great Time. labor and Money Saving In
vcntnn brings realty ind sPcns Isatnr" "f bus
inrss within the reach oI Ali I,ics 81 IS Gtdtt-
tDGF6
Nome see it but to praise its simpIicty and copvc
nieuce, "a REcOMMENDs itself aud SELLS ut sight
Adapted to every kind of II does not MAY
out. "a the frat sale is only beginning Exclusive
Territory given. For tcstnnnia IL, terms & *. adj
dress GARRETT & CO., Chestnut street PhiIa-
dcIphia. Pa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09


re- The Fifteenth Amendment to the
Constitution of the United States, which f.
nally passed both Houses of Congress on FRI
day week, leaving out the preamble, reads as
follows:
1.-THE right of the citizens of the United
States to vote shall not be denied, or abridged,
by the United States, or by any State, on &C
count of race, color, or previous condition of
servitude.
"The Congress shall have power to enforce
this article BY appropriate legislation"
The Radicals are anxious to press the matter
to decision at once upon the State Legis-
latures, as they have control in these bodies
which they have no hope of ever obtaining
again. Though chosen with no view to any
such question, already seven State Legislatures
those of Kansas, Wisconsin, West Virginia,
Moiue, Michigan, Illinois and Louisiana
have been swift to obey the behest of Con-
gress. Others, doubtless, will speedily follow.
If the question were left to the popular vote,
it would scarcely receive the sanction of
single State outside of New England. In
Indiana, the attempt to force this iniquitous
measure has broken up the Legislature, the
Democratic members of both houses having
rendered their designations. We hope there
are other Western States with sufficient self.
respect to do likewise
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09

SON. Mr. Robert Heck, Of this town Mrs DRUslL-
LA HECK, the wife of Mr.. Henry Heck, OF Boons-
iboro, Md aged 70 years
wasting ION county (MaryIand) papers request
F. cd to copy.l
Athis residence near Dufficld's Depot. the 20 IN
ult. Of Drop.ey, Mr.. DAVID osBoURN, aged
about69 ycars.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09

SeThs Editor and Proprietor Of this
Journal is asent, up to the timeof its issue.
An Advertisement appears in its columns for
the sale.offe 0fes,its good willard fixtures,
by directionof the Trustees in "a. Trust Deed.
but as We hive no authority to speak in the
matter, no social notice Of this sale will be
made untilihe next publication of the paper
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09

, Rev George B. Taylor, of Stanton,
has been appointed chaplain of the Universe.
ty of Virginia for two years from the first of
October next. ssg s-z.Qss k,.rsrsS, -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09

tAGANTED. AG ENTS. SIS to 5000 perl
Wv mouth, cveryN here, male aud IenaIc. to in
trodncc the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE IA MILY SEWING MACHINE. THIS ma
chine will stitch hetI, fell tuck. quilt cord bind,
braid and cn'bIoter in n most tupt nr
Price only SIS. Fully warraI tee for five years.
We will pay 5 l0D tor aiy machine that will
a sttonsLrr, mnrc neautiiuI astic than
L. makes the - Elastic Lack Stitch.' Every
second stitch n he aud suI the cloth cat mot
be pulled apart without te"rirg it. wcrOy Agents
from SIS to ) 900 per II"nIh aud cspanscs, q n
commission Iri,n which that amount Gan be-
Bostnu. hIS=s.. ar ST Louis, Mo.
CAUTIOS.-DI mot be inpoFcd upon hv other
parties pHiminS of WORTHLESS cast iron hln'E.
Undcr tho same name oIhe, vie. .9ur- tho
only genuine and really practical cheap machine
ma nu tuTCd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09

L.rPrxco71 & BsKEwEII:-vYe have mo- IruubIa
! with your Sa~ j; they don't need be lined up
with paper we put them the Man6rrI aud they
g" right along. Temper pc feety uniform aud
quality unsurpassed. Respectfully.
hIPPINC0TT & AKEwSiL,
Manufacturers VI ti'rular. Muay, Mill Gang and
Cross C,it Saws. ChoPpiug Ax"s, all shapcs. Col.
burns Patent Axe, ShoSrIs, Spades and Miles
Patent Covered Scoop.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09
Public Sale.

FINDER authority of two Deeds Of Trust TO the
u undersigned, as Trustees The frat executed an
the LIST of February. 1857. By B + Braii ami T p.
Beall aud The the pod ui JarIn y Iah1 by b.
F. BeaIl. to secvre r. debt due William Lucas. ir..
deceased, (which debt wassssig ned by hin t" Will
ton
FRIDAY, I'd DAT OF APRIL. 1869.
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Spirit of 9efftrsGn.

A weekly Newspaper pnbIishtd in Chsrlestown.
Jefferson UNITY, West Virginia. with the Press.
Type. Fixtures, Good will and all aPPurteusnce TO
the office the, eof. including valuable aud aIIposi
Long Primer Display and Job Typ. This
PAper blished in 1874 hy the editor,
james w. BeIler. who after rds sold il private
sale far S6.OO. Il has subscription OF $40. adj
ytrtising p,t'onagc of 81 900 per annum, a
tahlish+d rFputs ZION Of t. best country Pa
pers ia State and location in the heart Of .he
weithest rural district in west Virginia. Parties
wishing to purchase invited to call aud examine
the bpoks of the Paper.
TERMS made known on day OF Sale A rcason.
able credit on part of the purchase money.
= - " 4 - ANDREW HUNTER.
s-H THOS. Z. GREEN,
Ma rch 9, 1869 Trustees
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
AT
HAMBURGER'S CHEAP CASH STORE.
GOODS SOLD BELOW THE LOWEST!
LOOK AND SEE THE PRICES!

pEsT calicos 10 and I2I cents, BIeached & Brown
u C'dtons-yd wide-from IL; to IS cents. best
Spool Cotton and cents CGrset Stsys cents
French Corsets Is TO 90 cents. Kid GIov.s 81 Yard
wide Double Purple Calico 10 Gems. UuoGr Shnrs
IS cents. BcsI BalmoTal Skirts 81 IS ChiGTen's Ia
Grand Durhcss Gored SkiIts s 1 q. sewing Silks
allccints-5 cents kkeiD, Dress Buttons at vcur
own price. 4 wide Table Linen at 50 ccnts-half
price. large assortment Of Ribbon oh, ap, Cent?
new STYLE Lii en- Paper Cuffs at cents pair, and
other goods too numerous 10 mention. A 10, NV
IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
must be sold, To NAL Ike for spring goods at g-
ureA that will be satisfactory to all.
90 Persons knowing themselves indebted will
call and settle inn ediately goods will be sold
ait.r this date without the Cash. Respectfully. q.
March 3, 1863. 8. A. HAMBURGER.
POSITIVELY THE LAST NOTICE.
HAVING tried every other means of settling the
! busipess Of Campbell Mason without avail,
cha forthwith after the 18th of March, proceed 10
make collections by law, and can all that no
iavoritism VIII he shown. W. s. MASON.
March 9, 1860.
CRooK's Wine Of Tar. ju,t received and for ,.Ie
~ by AIsoUrTH WASHINGTON
FRESH LIME.
DURE White vash and White coating LIME for
L SALE warranted pure and good. 81
Aiddls~ay, March 9. isss.st -
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-Lamartine. the poet and historian, died
recently in France. g.
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: 2 g 2 9 9 9 . 3

T., THE woaKrxo CLAss:-Iam now prcnsrcd To
furnish all classes with Constant cmpI"S ,ncnt nj
tin ir homes. tho whole of The time EpaIe
moments BiI-inCsa new, lig ht nd PR fftI biz Fif-
ty cents e. SIS per evening. is rhsiy earned hv per-
sous of either and tue b"vs and git 10 earn nnr-
r those who will devote their Whole time the hu-
sincss; and that every pcrEnD Who tliS motto,
may semi n'' their Rd'i' AMI tstIh- busin'ss
tb"Insc!vTs make the following nnpn TuIirIed T.
fer: Tual VIII" ar" n"tweli eat fed with the Lusi
ness. viii t"nd 8 &" tea for tile trouble OF writ
ing me. Full parti"uiats, dir'c'iuns. &c. cent
Tee: sHts,P sent Icy maii Tor 10 cent?. Address
f. &. ALLEN, AugmsIa. Nc.
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So We, der.

a E.
Only IHRtE DOLLARS. Simple. - HrIiraI and
dur 'be. MEk"s the Eastic rhai stitch .,I
ed for all kind Of PLAN ing. Any eli j ,am Up.
crate IL. An el'gant CIT. Tr.tn."niaIs d.,y =
S"nt III perfect order rrCript If p,Irr So Adj
dress INDUSTRY SEWING MACHINE Co MAS
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ADYERTIsEME NTs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09

A CENTS wANTEntn every town tn sci the c.t.
X ehrated Clipper hfo,r'TJ md RsOp.ys- LigEnIt
drai' and most durable ,innchin"s made. Send fur
circular. ,CL,PPER MOwER K REAPER Co ~ Gin
st. New York
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POSITIVELY THE LAST NOTICE.
FRESH LIME.

CRooK's Wine Of Tar. just received and for ale
" AlSQUffH 4 WASHINGTON
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09

q. 400 ysnT can he made b. live ag"nts selling
'PcOO my n,tD and ruinnbr inr,ntion. Ad,rrcsS
}. AlEARS. 63 Second 81. baltimore. Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-09

1t is universally conceded in Washing
ton, by Radicals and all, that the Cabinet of
Grants the weakest ever before assuming
the direction Of the government. It has fall
len like wet blanket on the faithful.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-13

wHEAT-There no receipts and no sales re.
pared -
CORN A OATS are extremely qn.r, y, about ZANE
ruie a. previously reported smell lots only selling
from store NJ S.i51H. .N.f
HAY has been IN moderate request s,d receipt. are
tirht rs hale. prime sold from store ~ 81 30 and
one car ppor mixed on TIA X - so o., 49, J IL.
PRDvi-ION~- ibis Mess PORK Soif 81 u, bbs.
extra heavy Mess, IN gnAi rkc., ~ Va :" ahd .
thds country -ugar-rars~l Hafns Al re.
CORN YEAfs-No detagni fpf frc-h. 81 hias Steam
dfici sold At ~ - per hii.
BtiTTFR ~ plenty. = tubs snd pals fr~-h yellow
sold ., Is 20 -. according 20 sle and eondion 81
packages. :. =
s.ser, q boIss sold ~ 49,, Do don stf<,xe spd
boxes stl4e- FL. Ha fnrt
s.ickens sold ~ - ~ Ter dor =
Fty14Tof.s ar si,fll .rref' ~ lnshe rold u
T. Q, m a, ts ss.6ls 90 o. a. ana ? 90. NJ 81 30
CVDCFE,II- are quiet. lat stocks ere hrully held
40 fair sals. are made the rsilrr wy ~ The 'raf
81 : sgpGHCM --5 hiAs soh a sie. 4 slflfif.aiL
ID. FRi,lsHI Is are 40 Aauasd, Nth hmisi offering
iii Iieuiy - Tonnage IN an dif'efi ns