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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15
Adjourned Session of Court
State of Indians, Wayne county, IS .

State of Indians, Wayne county, IS.
DURSUANT to an Order of the WAYNE
IL Civil Circuit Court, there ill be an ad-
Journed session of the August Term, A. ID.
1870 of said Court. held at the Court House
in the town of Centreville, L. said county.
commencing on the second Monday in Novem-
Der, 1870, the same being the 14th day Of No
vember, A. d, $40, for the purpose of dispo-
sing Of unfinished business upon the Docket
OF the August Term, 1870, of said Curt. All
persons inter ested will therefore take notice,
and be governed accordingly.
~se.7g9 Witness my name and the Seal of
s@n.zj said Court, at Centersille, this Sth
day of August, 1870. w. W. DUDLEY,
?0tcc Clerk.
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"CoNTINENTAL-"- you seen
the Continental Cook Stove at E.
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use, it is the best stove in the mar
ket. 1t bakes to perfection, and is
very economical in the use of fuel.
Before making purchase Of a
stove, call and see the Continen
tai
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Better never Jump from a mo

Better never jump from a NOV
ing vehicle; but when you must do
it, jump the way the vehicle is GO
ing. Again, when getting into q
carriage, take hold with The hand
opposite the foot pl. ced upon the
steps; then if there is sudden
start the body won't swing around
as if on apivot, but be balanced.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15

The S12 Lever Watch, No. 49,
$50, purchased from Chas. p. Nor
ton IL Co, sc Nassau Street. New
York, January 9Th. has been car
ried by me over six months, with
total variation in time Of only 26
seconds, without the slightest reg
ulating, and presents The same
brilliancy Of color as wien pur-
chased.
JAMES r. WILTON. Sec
American s. NJ. Co, NY
New York, July Both, 1870. 29m3
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BESHAMs' MUSICAL REVIEW tor October is
an unusually coed number, containing much
original matter, one exquisite sentimental
song, one march, and splendid hit in comic
songs, call d,
chow DAT VAS FOR HIGH"
Per annum, $1.00, single copies 20 cts.
Address, BENHAM BROS,
indianapolis, Ind
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"MEDICAL INFIRMARY We call
the special attention Of our read
ers to this Medical Infirmary, es-
tablished by DR.. S VAN MrTER.
in Charleston, Illinois. DIR V. NJ.
has the enviable reputation of be-
ing one of the hes and most skill
full of PHYSICIANS, and his Infirmary
receives the highest praise for its
facilities for the accommodation
of patients, and himself the com
mendatiOn and endorsement of
many prominent men for his sue
cessfnl treatment Of those who
place themselves in his Institution
and under his cafe. He enjoys
the utmost confidence OF his pa
tients in his skill and when that is
the case, we feel assured that we
are not party to a deception,
when we recomn ed his ',Infirmarv'
and himself to more extended
patronage by those who are az
fiic ed with disease that flesh j.
heir to. See his advertisement in
another column.
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Red Cow--Taken Up.

"AKEN UP, on the ID day Of October, a
II dark red cnw, one and halt miles north
of Richmond on the Hllsboro Pike, near
Henry Hunters farm. The owner can have
1t nv proving property and paying for this
advertisement.
Oct. Is. 1870. 6i-3w
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The Peerless Cook Stove for
burning coal, took the red ribbon
at the Fair last week. 1t is un
doubtcdly the best cooking stove
for burning coal in the market 1t
fills all the requirements OF q Fl st
class stove. H j. Bargis always
has full supply on hand.
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Sheriff s Sale.

10y virtue of decree and execution to me
ADdirected from Wayne Circuit Court, | y i'll
expose at Public Sale, at the Court House door
in the town of Centreville, Wayne county,
Indiana, on the 22nd day of October, 1870
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock p. NJ, on said day. the following prop
erty, to wit
I'm Wayne County, in the S'ate of Indiana
to- wit: Beginning al the SOUTHWEST corner
of the North East quarter OF section three
81, township thirteen 13), range one Cd
West; running thence, East, sixty two (62
rods: thence North thirty mine and thIFtv hun
dredths 80 80-I00th) rpds to Charles Smiths
South line; thence West, along Smiths line
sixty-two 62) rods to County Road; Themes
South thirty nine thirty huudredths 80 80.
Tooth rods to the place OF beginning: con
tanning fifteen acres, more or less; reServing
a "trip OF ground one sixteen-hur-iredths { !
l6 100th rods North of and running parai-
lei w TIL the South line of the above describes
land.
To be sold the property # James Cook
to satisfy said decree in my hands in favor OF
Christopher .tngenbere.
Said sale WITHOUT relief from valuation OF
appraisemeDt laws.
JACOB s. BALLENGER,
Sheriff OF Wavne County.
John Yarran, Atty for Pl't'ff. z9s9
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Economy is the road to wealth
and that can be practiced in buy
ing one of James NJ. Starts gas
stoves. With one of those and a
cents worth Of gas, you can cook u
meal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15

The Zouave Clothing Store Of
b. 81 w. Frankel, contains; Just
now, the very best lot of Clothing
ever brought to this city. Go and
see for yourselves, at No. 263,
Main-street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15

Lippincott's Magazine for October
--Illu.trated-CODte Ghost of
Ten Brock Van Der Heyden; Mary Ann and
Chyng Loo-Hou sekeeping in San Francisco.
By Margaret Hosmer. Marie-a poem, BY
Kate A. Sill; The Great Monopoly, BY Abram
Eastlake; Prussia the German Nation. by
Stephen Powers; Irene tale, part 1. The
PORCELAIN Fabrik' at Meissen, by Helen w.
Pierron; On the English Hust ings, by George
M. Towle; Blood Will Tell, tale, by o AID i.
ans; Mexican "reminiscences. concluded; A
Friends Meeting; To Atlantic City by Way
of - by g Penn; Forbidden, q poem, by
Edgar Fawcett; Sir Harry Hotspur of Hum
bIethwaite, vel, part vi, bv Anthony Troll
lope; Gustave Flaubert, the Kealist, by w p
Mvrras; Our Monthly Gossip; Literature of
the Day. For sale At all the Book and New s.
Stores. Terms.-Yearly Subscription. 81
Single Number, IS cents J. b. Lippincott
4 Co., Publishers, It's aud TIT Market ST..
Philadelphia.
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BBNHAMs Music AL REVIEW for October is
replcte, as usual, with spicy reading and
choice music, and the publishers in this num-
Der have certainly struck the popular vein in
q comic song called:
..HOW DAT VAS FOR HJGH,''
price 35 cts. in sheet form, or 10 cts. for .
copy of the paper.
Address, BENHAM RIOS,
Indianapolis, Ind.
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:" Wood Household Magazine, published
by s. s. Wood, Newburgh. N. Y, $1.00 per
annum, single copies 1octs, is the largest
and best dollar monthly in the world. 1t is
high toned, interesting and thoroughly house
hold in charac ter. Every number Of Vols.
VII and VIII will contain 500 prize story
complete. Besides furnishing 81, 200 worth
OF prize stories, during the year, Mr.. Wood
purposes to publish all the best stories en-
tered in competition for the 500 prizes.
Also, each humber will contain about twenty
Eve pages of other matter designed to enter
tain and instruct ali classes.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15

FALL F.sHIoNs.-B Bonnie S. Ribbons,
Flowers, Feathers. and complete stock
of the best and most fashio liable Millin-
ery Goods. At the Store of Mrs s A.
ILIFF, on North F,ankiin>st., a few doors
north Of the First Matt nal Bank. East
side Ladies'. give her a call
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15

TnR MUSICAL INDEPENDENT for October
contains the conclusion of an article on Han
del, several miscellaneous selections, and an
unusually varied Editorial Miscellany Of Crit
icism, Intelligence, aud Instruction. The
Music in this number is worth about two dol
lars, and consisists of Tine Ace of Hearts
Waltz, by A. Czersky, Norma March, for
Organ, Song, Il have loved Thee by VIM.
Siebert, and the beautiful song, The Danube
River by Aide.
Published by Lyon Healy, Chicago, at
81 year, or rs cents for single numbers.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15

uDET IKE yourselves to the Palladium Of
u ace. for any kind of printing you may
need, and it will be done to your satisfaction.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15

Z Nye Starr. are prepared for cold
weather. and for the million who will need
Stoves to warm and cook by. Tin. Copper,
Brass and Sneet Iron ares ia abu odance,
and at the cheapest possible rates. Go to the
Depot Stove Sire.
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;ner9a1 Ntntirrz
SheriHs Sale.

DY virtue of Decree and Execution 30
ID me directed from the Common Plea Sc
Court, will expose at Public Sale, at the
Court House door 10 the town o. Centervile,
Wayne Comfy, Indiana, the 29th dav of
October, 1870, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock P. NJ, said
dav, the following property to-wit:
Lot Number 81, in Doan and Mendenhaii's
addition to the City of Richmond, on Mount
Auburn, Wayne County Indiana.
To be sold as the properly Of Susan Hawk
ms and James Hawkins, tn satisfy said exs-
cution IN my hands, in favor of Abraham
Earnest.
JACOB 8. BALLENGER,
Sheriff of WAYNE County.
J. Fl. Popp, Atty for Plt'f. 3O-3lS9
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15

James w. HoisOn was killed at
Warsaw last Saturday, while at
work on the county Jail. The
chain by which a large stone was
being raised, broke, letting the
stone fall upon Mr. Holson, crush
ing him so that he died in q few
hours.
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COMMISSIONER Sale.

COMMISSIONER Sale.
DURSU ANT TO a Decree of the
i Court of Common Pleas OF Wayne Conn
ty and State Of Indiana. made at the Septem-
Der Term, 1870, | will Offer at Public Sale on
the premises hereafter mentioned, on
Saturday. the Goth day of Oct. 1870,
At . O'Clock, T. NJ. of said day, the following
Real Estate, to-wit:
LIT No 26. and 10 feet off of
the South side of to. No. IS, and a strip 6
feet wide on the West side of said lots in
Mount Auburn, laid out by James r. Men.
denhal, near Richmond, Wayne County afore-
said.
Terms o. SaIe.-One fourth of the pur
chase money will be required down, and the
residue in three equal instalmenss Of 6, 2 and
Is months after date, with interest from da tie
for which notes and mortgage. waving val
uation laws, on said property, will be required
of the pu -chaser. certificate will be given
conditioned to make deed when the sale is
CO ,firmed aud the conveyance is ordered by
the Court. JAMES PERRY,
Com'r of Henry Mongar's Estate.
September 28th, 1870. 2e-32:$9
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DR.. Wells Carbolic Tablets,
FOR WORMS IN CHILDREN
Try Wells Carboric Tablets.

Price 25 Cents per Box. Sent hv all on
receipt Of price, BY JauN q rsLLoGG, "a
Platt ST., n. Y So Agent for the O. 5.
SOLr BY DRUGGISTS. 4w
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LECTURES.

On Sunday evening, the 10th inst. Rev: G.
FIELD W III commence . Course Of Lectures
on the Principal aud Fundamental Doctrines
Of the New Church, at the New Jerusalem
Temple; in which be will explain on Scrip
tural and rational grounds the true idea Of,
God, and His relation to man as our Creator
Redee mer, aud Savior; together with the or
der I'D economy of the Divine Government,
and the relation Of the natural world to the
Spiritual. The lectures will be continued
every Sabb ,th evening until concluded. The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
The Indiana State Sentinel, on receiving
some favora lie news to the Democrs cy about
the State Ticket, exclaims '.The Democracy
are boiling, surging and foaming r
Thunderation!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-10-15

AT regular meeting OF Quaker city
Fire Company, last Thursday evening,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Observation-Disclosures Newman.
Vice President-Wm. Thomas.
Secretary-C. f. Newman.
Treasurer Mote.
First Director Engine-Wm. Hung
erford.
Second Director Engine-T. w.
Fleming.
First Director Of Hose--Wm. Shatz.
Second Director of Hose-J. Estell.
Messenger-Wm. Thomas.
Standing Committee-Wm Shatz,
C. Newman, ST., Gen. Eckel, Pat Me-
Kinley.
Pipemen-Fred Tangerman, Pat Nc
Kinley, Glib Scott, Frank kitson, Jas.
Craft.
PLEASANT SURPRIsE.-Charles Leive,
Chief of the Fire Department OF Rich
mond. had few friends to call on
him, Wednesday evening. After a
short time spent in social converse,
he had just received dispatch that
| s'meant business He also announced
that he had received a package by ex-
press, which he wished Major John II.
Popp to open and report its contents.
That gentleman complied with the re-
quest and found the package to con-
| tain a beautiful silver badge, appro-
priately inscribed for Charles Leive,
Fire Engineer, testimonial of respect
| from the Police force and Fire Depart
ment OF indianapolis. Major Popp
presented the badge, making a few APP
propriate remarks. in which he eX-
pressed the desire that nothing may
ever occur to mar the friendly rela-
tons now existing, but that they may
be perpetuated for all time to come.
After a few well timed remarks
from Mr. Leive, the following resolu-
ton, expressive of the feeling of those
present, was UNANIMOUSLY adopted:
Resolced, That the Police force and
Fire Departments of indianapolis have
the thanks OF the Police force and Fire
Departments of Richmond, for this
beautiful and substantial evidence of
their good feeling toward our Chief
| Engineer.
| 1t was further resolved that Cal.
johnson forward a copy of The fore
! going to Police officer Wilson, and re-
/ quest him to read it to the Police
| force, and Fire Department of Indian
apolis.
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Famed official.

The following is the result o. the Tuesdays
election in Wayne county. Thanks to E. NJ.
Parker for rwarding it:
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Best cooking stove for wood, III. j.
Bargis; best cooking stove for coal, II.
J. Bargis: best office coal stove, J. Potts
& Son: best office wood stove, E. Nye
& Starr: best collection stoves and tin
ware, II. j. Bargis; best mantel and
CRATE, Nye & Starr; best case files, q.
P. Hawke; best hot air furnace, E. Nye
& Starr; best galvanized iron work, n.
S. Leeds & Co.
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so Male From 70 Cent. !!

Something urgently needed by every BODY
Call and examine, or samples sent postage
paid for so cts that retail easily for So
r. E. WoLCorT, 181 Chatha M So, N. Y. Aw
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The Richmond Industrial Fair.
REAPERS, &C.

Best reaper, l. Commons; best COM
bined reaper and mower. Clipper Now
er Co., N Y: best 2 horse drill, Far
relI, Luellen & Rodgers; best horse
grain drill, Hoosier Drill Co.; best one
horse corn planter, J. Huges best field
roller, Gaar, Scott Il Co.: best horse
hay rake, j. Dodds & Co.. best corn
shelter, I. Commons; best grass seed
mower l. Commons.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-08
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FIRST DAY.
No. I.-Pu-se StMf)r horses Owned IN Nen",i
20 and Crawford counties sixty days previous 10
the closing OF the entries, that have never tottcd
better ,lan Is S2Uv TO the iicst, : rs 10 the
second and SIS 10 he third horse.
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ss5 TO the second, ana ) ~ to tue third
SECOND DAY.
No Purse sl,1,5 Free for all horses. 800
to the ii. ~ 81 10 the second, Sli5 20 the t.hd
and 81, 0 to the uytll
No. 4--Purse Si01 for h1r'es thaa have. rcver
beaten 24i. 500 10 the first. S;0Op the second
and $50 to the third.
All the above races are mile heats, best three IN
liyc. in hairless, and Will he conirctel under the
rules of the National Association for the promotion
of ,hl interests of thcsrci lean trotii.., turf 4
horse distsncing the fed shall only be'cntitled 10
the first premium
The entries wli close ct Oil City on saturday
June Il, ~ 7. NJ
All entries to he addressed TO a. D Barbour, Oil
City, Pennsylvania.
=. II. lIERNAN, President,
: D BARBOUR, Secretary and Treasurer.
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LlvGRrool. June 81 r. n.
Refined lel:. Spirits ia
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GGI.D ~ A&:Ls I0iltE.
New YoRy, june s.
Cold l'Sil
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06
rELEGRAPHIO IrEms

George Thomas, q Philadelphia journalist,
was choked to death Monday night by piece
of meat. ----
The greater part of Gold Hill, Nevada, was
destroyed by fire Tuesday morning.
A Baltimore policeman while attempting to
arrest one of three brothers on Monday was
shockingly beaten by the others. He took his
prisoner to the station and at once died of his
injuries.
The editor of the Industry Indicator in New
York, has been committed to Jail for forgery.
The two ship City of Ragusa was passed at
sea on the 28th ult. in lat. 49, 35, long. %. az
bound to New York.
A movement is in progress for State Con-
venton of the counties and districts in Penn
sylvania in which the Republicans are in a
minority, with view to procuring legislation
favorable to minority representation.
Stock is being subscribed for a new Demo-
cratic newspaper in Washington, with James
E. Harvey, late Minister to Portugal, as one
of the editors.
Heavy floods continue at New South Wales,
by which twenty persons and immense damage
has been done. The flood exceeds anything OF
the kind since the country became dependen-
| cy of England. West Moreland has been food
| ed five times since March. L There were shocks
Of earthquake on May Oath and April.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06
N INV 8
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Kills. O0NGRESs---Seoond Session.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July "a bill granting Min.
nesota laid in the improvement of Duluth
harbor was passed, and committee of confer.
ence ordered on the funding bill.
Mr. Fenton introduced a bill, which was re.
ierred, incorporating the Tehauntepec Railway
and and Ship Canal Company, with a capital Of
$3o 0O0 600. The bill asks no aid from the
Ine Senate refused to reconsider the vote re.
Iaihlns the income tax. 1t also rejected Mr..
Eumunds' amendment, which continues the
tax on gross receipts.
HOUSE.
The postal telegraph bill was reported from
the select committee and after speech in its
favor by MIR. Washburn of Wisconsin it was or
dered to be printed, with the understanding
that 1t will come UP for action early in Deem
Der.
Mr.. Palmer of Iowa presented the minority
report, also accompanied with a bill and reso,
luton to print 10000 extra copies of both re-
ports. Referred to the Committee on Print.
ing.
The Kentucky contested election case of
Barnes against Adams was decided in favor
OF the latter, the sitting member ana $4,000
were allowed the contestants for expenses.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06

NEW YORK. July 5.-Cotton lower; sales iGi bales
Middng uplands at 20ic. Flour sales 60O0 bbs.
State and Western 10c lower; State at 90 "a so;
Southern lower at 40 q 975. Wheat g &c higher
er Red and Amber Western at 45 g A.. Corn g
&c higher; sales A. 900 bush.; new Mixed Western at
90 "a 05; inferior at 95c Oats firmer; sales 80
900 bush.; State at SO az Zoe; Western at G2 a G4c.
Pork heavy; new mess at 20 80 9 20 IS; prime at
% 90 a % so. Lard dull steam at 14l @ 16fc kettle
at 20 q 32c. Whiskey dull; Western free at 90 q
1 90. Rice dull; Carolina at a SIC. Sugar frmer
MuscovadO at 81 "a 9sc; fair to good refining at 81 q
9sc; No. 12 Dutch standard at l0sc Havana at lo4c.
Naval Stores steady; Spirits Turpentine at 37i g
CSC; Resin at co a GOO. Petroleum quiet; crude al
Freights to Liverpool quiet; cotton I'd.
CHICAGO, July 5.-Flour dull. Wheat closed tame
at O3 for No. 2. Corn declning No at so a S0tc
Oats lower; No. 2 at 4Sc. Rye firm; No. 3 at 70c.-
Mess Pork at % 25 a 2s 40. Lard at 15J "a 15zc Dry
salted shoulders "a llsc loose. Short rib middes
at 143 a 175c. Live Hogs active at 55 a 90 for tail
to choice. Cattle quiet at 5S q 20 for stocsers to
good shipping steers.
Receipts 5 200 bbls. -four. G., 900 bush. wheat,
1875 900 bush. $4,000 bush. oats, 200 Drsh rye,
1,100 bush barley. 1000 hogs
Shipments-l,200 bbls. -four, 6i.0OO busn: Wheat,
1913 900 bush corn. G000 bush. barley, li,ooo Dush
oats, 1000 hogs.
CINCINNATI July 5-Whiskey dull at 90 "a 99c-
Mess Pork dull q 20. Bulk Meats in 60 Il demand
for sbOulders: sides at 14ie. Bacon firm at 13 @ 13lC
for Shoulders 16s &c 16c tor clear rib sides; ham:
at 215 q 22c.
NEW ORLEANS. July 5-Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands at 19c
CHARLESTON, July 5.-Cotton steady; Midtllins
uplands at lS4c.
SAVANNAH, July 5.-Cotton in fair demand; Mid
ding uplands at Isle.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-06
New York Wool Market.

NEW YORK, July 2.-For three days. mar
ket for Western Wool is without new features,
though there is perhaps steadier feeling in fleece,
under the continued activity IN the clip in the
interior. Pulled Is depressed. The demand is very
mode ate from consumers who very generally COM
PLAIN OF lack Of profits in the process of converting
WOOL INTO Cloths The receipts OF the new clip con-
tnues moderate. but there has not been sufficient
business to establish market rates. Texas and Cali
fornia Wools are firm and in good demand, stock be-
log light while foreign almost neglected. The
sales are 81, 900 lbs fleece at 40aijc fol common "a
fine, including 1000 Tbs and above Ohio at Al 4sc
and $1,000 TBS Southern on private terms. Also 90
extra; $500 lbs lambs 3s 900 lbs. Western Texas
16919; $4,000 Eastern and Central do. 25450; ana y
$4,000 Tbs spring clip California 2313o4 tor bnTry ~
flne 1he stock OF foreign Wool is light. anu VIII 20
prospect of any considerable increase OF
under the present untavorable condlt,oss: nut we
and Texan WOODS TO take the place OF foreign the
PRODUCTION of those States having wonderfully ia-
creassd d-TShippiDg List.