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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10
Foreclosure sale.

g State of wiecensin--Ciresit-C ssrt. Tor
ri rec County.
John q. Allen. plsintiff. against John Z.
Wood. Willard Wood, and II. +. Amss dee
PENDANTS
Tn pursuance Of the Judgment Of this court
4 rendered in this aeIion on the Sd day Of
January, 1870. shah on she I'd day Of
April. A. D., 1870, Mt 2 o'clock p. H.. ut the
front door OF the Post Office. in the city Of
Prescott, In said cotifity. Offer for sale at pub
lie auction. and sell to the highest bidder the
following described real estate, to-Wit: The
northwest quarter of ssrtion eighteen (ls)
and the, southwest quarter Of section ssysh
as. an in township twenty five (25.) NORTH
of range fifteen. (I5). west, ssid lands lying
and being in Pierce county. Wisconsin.
.ecvf r~r., 0gGeo. w. Die ina"n.
f44-6w. Sheriff.
Dated Feb. i6, 1870. G. -
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ACCIDENTAL young man named
David Miller, while engaged in tending
a single machihsI Pseg Burdiek'si saw
mill, at New Centerville a week ago last
Saturday. got his right hand sawed of,
through the palm of the hand. nothing
being left but the hub. He was taken TO
R;vtf Fab whsreDf. AndFeys dressed
the wound.
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OG r q Z o. Re-, r. !. !.

There Is a moral, rs well rs TACT IN
the excitement now raging about this dis
ease. That it is prevailing quite exten-
sively need not be denied, and we will
commence its history Mt the beginning.
In the families OF z. r. Pratt, Win
tSrop Smart, and Josiah Gordon, in the
tow u <Riws Faa5 and Thomas aLaus
der, Of Martef. P. Kelley and Mr.. Briggs,
in Kinnickinnic, cases of smallpox broke
out simultaneously. That those about
each household should be exposed, and
that the disease must spread, was inevit-
able, and of The members Of these fami-
lies, some tinftt, or more, have had it,
Last week young man by, ths laps, Of
Porter, in the town of Troy, MAS report.
ed sick with smallpox, and the authori-
ties of that town caused his removal 70
Mr.. Smart's. This was a grave error,
since the removal should have been made
northwesteriy.: - -s'-''.F Pc
That the disease will continue to
spread Is more than pFobsble, since those
visiting Messrs. Briggs, Kelley and Lau-
der are securing the country continually,
and some of them are passing to Hudson
or Saltwater msst,daily, no pains havlI
ing been taken in the towns where they
reside, to prevent direct and indirect ex-
posure. In fact, with pest-houses right
in the highways. in the most extremely
travelled thorcpghfres iu all these towns
its almost universal spreading seems to
be unavoidable.
Everybody is alarmed, and well they
may be. Tits a dangerous disease-it
disfguresAit kills. Schools have been
abandoned, churches deserted, and bust
ness generally has suffered. We talk
about tive deplore it, and we most
earnestly prHythesisqay be resisted.
We are MOI a,ese IN this matter 49,
There is Just as much cause for alarm in
one place as another-in Prescott or in
Hudson as in issilage. From whence
it originated we know not, whether it
will GO we know not, and when or where
it may stop we know nF.T But by tenn
pefate living, careful habits generally and
a strict avoidance of gin-shops, we shall
be less liable to be attacked by smallpox
or any Other. disease, contagious or. 9th.
erwise, and better prepared to resist the
influences in case Of an attack.
Let US go on then with regular bust
ness, Keep our schools in session, hold
church service and attend to regular du-
ties as usual, and we shall soon be enjoy
ing our, accustomed prosperity IN.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10

81 zsH = 80 80 ~FTE tFNfR - = = 2
B. F. Whitemore, the expelled Con-
gresham. from the First District of South
Carolina. is a native of Maiden, Mass, and
forty-six years old. He was engaged in
mercantile pursuits until 1889, when he en-
tered upon the ministry in the Methodist
Episcopal Church; was Chaplain of both the
SD and 30th Massachusetts, regiments during
the war; edited the first journal in South
Carolina deyoted to, reconstruction; was
Chairman of the South Carolina delegation
at the National Republican Convention at
Chiesgo~hich n6minstcd Grant; sand was
elected to the Fortieth Congress and re-elect-
ed to the F orty- first. He is short, portly
man, with bold face. very long black beard
and hair. stentorian voice, and about five
iect SIX inches high ia AC
The New York Ezpress gives this rule
for testing a Christian:, "Set him TO putting
upr old mis-rsatched stove pipe. and keen
him 81 It an hoGr 1.-The don't ewear, he {
s...,,a,l - - ,3aETeF sn1saS yrs Fr8 sHai faal
sisoan uirsEs af srsf vtt.
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Fore closure sale.

State of observation-disclosures Court. for
Pierce County. FElH ege-T
Geo. Carmichael. plaintiff. agaimt Johs
johnson and Botilla Johnson, defendants
Tn pursuance of the judgment Of thi. sosrt
rendered in this actioIi on the Sd day 1t
January. 1870, j shall on the I'd day Of April.
A. d.. 1870, at 2 o'clock p. NJ. at the froat
door OF the post office in the city of Prescott
in said county, offer for sale at public ans
ton, and sell TO the highest bidder. the fsl-
lowing described real estate, to wit: Th.
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter Of
section twenty three (23). In township twsn
ty.four (24). north of range sixteen (lel
west and the northeast quarter of the south-
east quarter, of section twenty three (23) il
township twenty-four (2I) north of range
sixteen (l6, west, containing eighty acres. all
of said lands lying and being IN Pierce coma
ty. Wisconsin. Geo. W. DlrkihsaH.
44-6y. Sheriff.
Dated Feb. i6, 1870.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10
Teachers Examination.

HvEACHERS' Examinations for Pierce
IL county will be held as follows:
For LIST and Cd grade certificates, at River
Falls, April2dSZI ie9FFGs8 aFsFE
For third grade certificates, at Ellsworth,
April II and IL ,es,s fr..o -stet4e5a ~
For third grade certificates, at Rock Elm
Center, April Is and Ia. Isai' 20 oeV ~ 'aa
For third grade certificates, at Maiden Rock
Valley, April Is and liz ss4 r-e 1888. a.
For third grade certificates, at Prescott,
April Is and 49, '.ToiFhues =
For third grade certificates, al River Falls,
April 90 and q.
shau not examine for let and I'd grade
esftihcates except at the above announced
TYTTsrS b cHARLEs SMITH,
EhsFEHgHa& 90 SUPERINTENDENT.
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Pierce County COnrtssfn Pro.
bate.

In the matter of the estate Of Assph NJ. Fos-
ter, deceased.
I'm reading and fiiiHg The Petition of Eli
~ Foster. of st. Louis; Missouri. repre-
senting ameng other things that Asaps 81.
Foster, late of Riv Falls. in said county on
the 18th day of February, 1870. died inies-
tate, leaving goods. chaitels and estate with
IN this county and that he. the said petit
tioner, is brother of said deceased. and
praying that administration of said estate be
granted unto Sidney Purrh and Jane f. Fos-
ter. the widow of said deeeRsed. ts
II is ordered. that said petition be heart
before the judge Of this court. at his offiee In
the city Of Prescott, on Monday. the 9TH day
Of April, a d. 1870.
And it is further ordered, that notice therrs
of be given TO all persons interested, by pub.
fishing copy of this order FOR three sue-
cessive weeks. once III each week. in the
Prescott JooRSAt. newspaper printed in
Prescott. prior to said day of hearing.
Dated March ], 1870.
BY the court, William Hswer,
~. Comfy Judge.
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Special .Adrerftsenenfs.
sneclal Nnalce.

HNHE subscriber 10 thankful for past sas
il vOrs, respectfully Informs his euaon,erA
end the public geberally. that from this ds's
he NAV be found at Bnrhyte Bros. store
where he is at all tirnos fcady 90 sxesuts 81
work in fhe Tailoring lite il The Apyy stsst
style and irY Il neat and subasnfial fnaunsr :.
43x4~s d. NJ. CHURCHILL
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MADISON MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Madison, Wisconsin.
ITC .gil1 ~ sigua YBot a8a z l.,
CAPITAL, sI,372,s 76.Os
W
afJga cgs' a'd y 1900 e1l d rf.i ogiasl
No. of Policies Issued to Jan. ], 1859,
"a ell % 1O2, 1885,! lsza.
10000 MEMBERS noo =.
AMT of Losses Paid I'm 4 1858,
SS1, O01.5O. .3HWlHg
Enrnisur . for sale.

T. will sell at my place near The Academy,
IL all my furniture, farming implements.
dc.
The household goods consist Of one elegant
parlor sett of rosewood furnitnYe,0 ere fine
brussels carpet, one mahogany book ease. one
easy chair. stove. DC.
The dining room furniture consist OF one
marble top side board. an extension tabls,
caned seat chairs. DC = ss--zfs Oils 81 J get
Also two bed nom sefts Of black walnut,
bureau caped seat chairs. &C. 8, &, f,...,I.
have four No. / Durham cows, and one
e ne year old heifer. one Marsh Harvester,
(new) a pair ct bob slsds. (new }. pair Of
Scotch harrowss one plow. oiieg buggy pole.
hayknite, spades, measures. shovsls, sacks,
and other articles too iissrneYbus to mention.
aa2 q be1 JOHN B. HEFFERN. -
River Falls. Feb. II. 1901 ,pnlT0l - ,ei
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specIniNotfCe.

ri. r6RrrR will s6iirit and receive snh.
scflptions f6r the PRxseoTr JoTRSAL frs'fp
this daic tl1I farther nsiice. AL busiuess ut
this nature Transacted WITH him viii be the
same as though done al this cHsce. ...-.
Ftfxf & WkBEa.
Prescott. jan 81. 1870, e.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10

nEALERs in Flonr. Grain. Ground Feed.
~ dc. Proprietors Of Prairie. Greenwood
and junction Mills. Custom work promptly
done at Prairie. and Greenwood Mills.
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Dure Blood Short Horn. tnnrhath. ), Devon, Alder.
IL ney and Ayrshire CALVES. .Mer.no. South down
and Cotswold sheep, casbn.ere Goats. imported SuS
ok, Essex Berkshire and SETON Pigs aud all Choice
BREEDS Of Poultry for saies Send FOR Circulars and
Prices. Ad tTess &c.,
seee aea4 Mp. BOYER eco.
F NeeE . Parkeshhrg, Chess<s Col Pa. =
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THOMAS CLEARY q CD s'sasH
COMMISSION Merchants. and Steam
u boat Agents. Buy. sell aud store wheat.
Glenmont, Wis.
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~, MRS,gw. H. WINCHESTER. 81
nEALERin Millinery and Fancy Dress
IL Goods. 1AH kinds of Millinery and
Dress Making done toorder. Store in build
ing with book store. on Maple street. 20 ~
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TOHN McKEEN keeps neat and orderly
% Billiard Saloon. over Sandcrson d Green =
store on Main street, River Falls. a 10
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Basiaess directory,
MERCHANDISE.
saftNnrRs &zGREEN

DEEP for saless full supply Of Groceries
IN and provision. PORK. Lard aud Hams
always on hand; also N ailsand Wooden ware
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10

BURHYTE BROTHERS, 7a"
DEALERS in Dry Goods, and Ready
IL made Clothing. Carpcting. Oil Cloths,
Boots and Shoes. Groceries. etc. 90 nio'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10

SOCIAL VIsIT. the residence of
ID. w. Currier, on Thursday of last
week, there was gathering of about
fifty ladies and gentlemen; a'large share
of whom were from Prescott and vicin.
ity. 1t may be surperfiuous to add tina.
mine host, as well as hostess, were in
no way alarmed, and the supply in the
larder was found fully equal to the de
mand at the table when the hour for
dinner arrived. The whole business OF
the winter, including farmers clubs, rail.
roads, tea parties and other important
matters underwent a thorough review
With kindly greetings and many good
wishes, the party dissolved about five
Pm, tP h6Oy . ride 9Omeward through
one of the finest snow storms of the
season.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10

The CENSUS One of our exchanges
suggests that farmers should now, while
all the facts are fresh in their memo
ries prepare q statement for The census
taker, of the number Of acres owned
and cultivated by them and the kinds,
amounts of crops raised by them, per
acre and in gross, since June Ist Iast,
az the report viii be for the year ending
June 1st Dext. Dairy products, live
stock, and the amount of pork. beef, &c.
be asksd Err as al kiada Of fruit.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10

-oE's Samples may be seen at River Falls.)
These celebrated bells mot cast iron or Anal
gam rival In purity and volume of tome those o.
copper and tin are more durable and cost only one
third as much Send to me for descriptive circular
am also agent for Dufrsy's Patent Bed Spring.
tended TO.
River Falls. Wis. Jan. I, 1862
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Mnr unAIrS

49, MRS. SCALES,
II EEPS Fruit and Confectionery store
IN on M,in street. River Falls next door
south of Mrs. Winchester Millinery store.
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MACHINIsTs.
G. W.COOK

- THOMAS B. CORNISH, .,,.
HAS re-compencsd Turning at Fosters
III new building. All orders promptly
filled on short notice. ef'i
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10

-s G.I. Ar. ROBERTS. io ,ses5
ENERAL Dealer in Dry Goods, Crock
VI cry, Boots and Shoes Hats, Caps. and
anything in .he line of Furnishing Goods,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10

nuadf G INMATES, sgfafio
A 1.-THE Old Pioneer Store. deals in Dry
N Goods, Groceries, DC. and wants Cusio-
mers and Oreenbacks.
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CO.NtCOHL, DEL.G WIRE .G.vcD CHM.
row 1.x.N.ES.
SfNGLE EYE-ONE YEAR OLD. Z

II HAVE several other varieties OF vines, but
4 the Iona. Concord, Delaware and Clinton are
the only varieties | can at the present time rec
ommend for this climate. The Iona and Delaware
are SURPASSED by NONE as q table grape. The Con-
cord is good table or wine grape, very snowy and
hardy. The Clinton is'the hardest Of all; a fair
table grape aud superior as wine grape.
The quality OF my vines is much above the stan
dard when compared with those sent here from
the East; and are unequaled in cheapness whom
quality is considered. They are acclinated, and
can be taken perfectly fresh from my cellar when
ready to plant. Many good plants are spoiled by
being too much exposed, either on the way or at
some express Office. Is it not better to have the
perfectly freshand, ready to grow when you set
thera? sfF ~ 49, ~ sEr
lam at the present time in want of CASH,
WOOD and FENCE POSTS. will sell vines for
either OF the above articles Every one who has
a home should have few vines in his garden and
and raise his own choice grapes then please al
low me to say that believe this is the best time
for most of you to contract for Them for it 10 not
always you can pay in cord wood and fence posts.
Prescoh, Jan. 20. 1870. Al
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/. [ GUNDERSON d SINE.

,DEsLERS in Dry Goods. Groceries, etc.
IL Agents for tui..nxood d Co.'S Plows-
Store opposite Prairie Mills. ,te 70 ~.
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iafud q. *. DAVIS.
II A. CHURCHILL.

FASHIONABLE Tailor Shop in Babcock
e building opposite Bnrhyte Bros. store,
up stairs Particular attention paid to cut
ting All work warranted. 10
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Gil CROSSMAN

sab .s9C.H. CROSSMAN, m 80
DEALER in Groceries. Provisions, Wood
IL en- Ware. etc. Keeps ON hand COM
ple.e variety of the b.st goods in his line
that the market affords.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10

3 ggoa9n " III. tSANDERSON,s ssa
II EEPS for salsagood stock of Groceries,
IN Hats aud Caps, Boots and Shoes, Ready
made Clothing, etc. - 7s.f, ,ttrts .;..,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10

xO.N..s WIVES. "lt G l7a~2 @"
SINGLE EYE-ONE YEAR OLD,
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I,osee7sibo. s. POWELL. tao9 8dT
HAS a few choice iots for sale in the vii
Ii lage Of River Falls. and good farming
lands. well located, IN Pierre and ST. Croir
counties. VIII sell on time for approved "a.
pers, or exchange for personal property. -
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a9 RIVER FALLS House. VIZ
DYJ. =. BINGHAM. corner Of Main and
ID Pine streets, River Falls, via. &. ga
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u. II. LEvlNGS,a .ao. ytrs7
HOUSE, Carriage and. Sign Painter
IL Shop on Main street, south of South
Fork Bridge. r.
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X. BALLARD. .r
DHYsICtAN and Surgeon. Office al his
Ii residence, River Falls - -9"lt %
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

'I'HlhD-AA IN | l. SAh lNbN DAM.
Il Ccrc-r % TL.rl-aTe ard THeutT-'.rtl-.t
Opeu t.y from A aa4 ~ h0-ar. -sssF 40
s.rGrlsv evenings from . o. o u.c.sck.
PR q ia's-est paid sl.ls frou : f' -''H
g1rev tro,s .-.ale Jrua ~ sI ir1W 1-r-.t @ isEh D
TNION DINE SAYINGS BANK.
L sos 396 And 3d. CASALsr. tnR d. -LGHf-,I
SIX PER CENT mt RF>T ON - go 5000.
AsSETS S6,927.5i2 OIL
ho1sy tsgaslsel WJl lear IIs.ei. from J,...-
y = UkivZs. (v.p-... sutP y. ...'' F'"'t
~ HErrtacE 'fe4r's-A o.. S.tuaH.a. l#r.s.rrt
Z arv1r1 c.rrs-s--.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

tSp, .ivr.aeat ordinances be bad A. the Nations
Rlrk nL ktnuLIr. Nrn.lnrk-l
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

FalDsY Dec 5Ca,te are sIrg la-E- .ri = 6ie ai'.s
Avastar tllirstl o. s-t SO a. toullpAr -
ne - La- M ef ab were .aI early Ilrltg lie 2I22 cattle Of
No.a7 sud 32 re-h TUESDAY Gd iuesar We aTe on y
rs m s week The better f3r the croer rs $ -
t5av were Just r o! sEt h q W G eu = %
:. ~ t-t-t
-t.zt cattle hv Wbs, for g. B stsElt eS a. ~ ai
q Acag1u catt@ av u G. hia.l ~ f h, ,t,
Tbomps1r 81 cstt aitci ana 20 n41-l
"a stssrs h- B-zts Pagan 81 l2c 5i cFL a. - 81.
ofIa,S ds4 Rad v ai COun1npaF = cars ~
F-tr-eirhtl .. and Fort.'hst Trade = more =
sb-u from
s-~p b-uE - ma-set W. rot -'-' e he
PiIa- of 21s .1esp j t 9i 81 - a.c 81
Of r. ? ne 81 o- lss Of & =. a. 6e and I'' 81 e. D.
at--- .. 80 - .. - .,
e. " lad 2 q to. s.a = of = y 90 e .. - -
Ag Lefea sol IS sheep = %. % Sc - Isl o. %
a.tc .-.. ,--,.-r- -
Har are bta tle ve1fte hHt zi arrivals o OIL
- f.lr- 20 trs- airsrca ;haTZh sea e. y
suvttug Ing alive Tley qant-i o. = 'te ea 70 =.
D 20 sal- o. Ir- Dressed so-tt i5tllr. ri5 "erl
t.s ] -
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN Market


trvp-S Dee Sill m.-Couso open a. 81 1e ~ Tess'
I'll. s- a .rragrt United EreIEtat5 b'uls HtE ~
rs Iss1 Al Ten Forrs ga stocks -ieal E1s hAiN!
frols C-utra l1 Aaare sui Crest --tsfa
IfyrzT,aI Dee 3-u H.-Cot9n opened bu17sut: Maal {
--f. Mf1g Orleans i}f. sales r th- 1eeE % .es
s n Dor, 80 vhrl Too Amer-sni rsceiPh 0i
HI. r..t s. 90 bales. gf eb.rl 34gJl Arauclu
I0Nuos Dec 3inseed Cakes Dali Eetle1 Petro!eau afn
TurtrnLu- L 3Gl 3 cFt
ASrwREP bee 3LPOgs 0slsa arl a. - Aaca Tor siaaiaa
Wefe
Ioyb-v Dec 5l mAusrost securities a. qust sn' se,r
Ua,ss states Fr~Tsl1V horls !yl bi 49, o- s i53 ~.
Illinois Csrtral Railway shares. l9t
Iv,syo5i Dee all D 70 8d33 per seutsl fr Cal.
frsfl Vile lr 40 Red Nssui receipts q Wheat or le
three SAYS qas a Amsrcsa Your z. Der hb- Tor
W.r CaaL = PEI qsrr kur1psar Peas, - per
o-arter f8g Canadian. Larl. = PEI cat .....
TrvEapur D. " ld!iug lpIa11s ~
NIinr Oresus N; i Ths q Cotton 81 hon :" ias
Ysrs aad - re a. MHuebssrr 3 srusr
Fa,NKroaT Dee 5lJu-i si4tss TseT EelJ OoIl, rGsrsd
sru ~ gIs CJt 'lrtbe ssar - i.Ht
BtrHy Dee Erd So at
Pans De- 3-Tis Bourse c.s-i as.-t. Rate -Zr .te
d -PeruruL sr' lru rrs.ertlT o.. ttltrL
BasErEs. Dee J-Psr0sl1l closed EN- relay q - marc
bsucos
32l 5r Ir.-d States frer-rr houls 2 ~ lf5
ot r5.; It1 85 Tsa. .FoT G Euc 10 ssT ab- va iiDYs
Csutr..s 1921 Atlantic anf Great Western. 25i
IrrzyJ bee JI5p uCo,t0t closed sc.ive Miiia- Uplalis
Uf Mallg Ofsras ID ~ l- tlY. 800 tl-s f0rk
[ dee airz Common Easu. ; q crL
Iayass Dee J-Lus-vl Cakes tec.lJg Is'e q1st Nuzsr
quiet 7ld hioat LH--l o. tmrr h~ar-
ferrosn 60 4 gli Tsreutae, p Pc~t C.eaa liz
/ s-st. -
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

f % ez.h snd go fs0s1o N seller quiet
aiIe ssh sud ta7te sshsT Fshrus Bah qa,i Dry
sbo1degr lbf0le Green
5dlstc Drs-s. Hogs dali At s0 asf IS iy. Uo. su ,,s
-ss at ssGss IS for fr good and 10 IS for EI,rs Cattle
g1, but arm at pa - Is for
~ ~ i-f 20 % an Io' and ~ o. tar prime Receipts SO
bba foar 9A1 hash Wheat l7O0 Corn hHsh
% COZ bush Barley. H0xN spn,ut,-s SIC mi. Fur 100
l,3Oo Horz ~ ~ 49, - '''
81 .oVls De -ISeae,o quet sn Unchanged Cotton steady
- ate oT ~ Flour stesi M ios Fall Supersss etd
- sS kIira - 75 Double EIts 81 .sas5 as Treble
Extra s. I'd - 3 family hands qusi
Corn aseninE sod denorasi; MiIed and Nos bos
dasey bls enc hI-d add 55 Yso- sne; White
ee Oa du Al toc in hgk and sndasc sacked aecung
as' q % Bsrey-Nsthng doug WHISKY e Provisions
~ saes A. sH - Tor Port lic fss Dry saisi Sboadsrs
.'5doc ior Gear sd-s and l10 1c fr Clear BIB
LIMO DER sales M for iree e oT leg steady and
1nehanFed Live hots steady Rse.p.-5
bash Barley.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
DOMESTIC MarEETX

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80 7ie of no Cor tys aad Rsrey EoHIa oa. igi %
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New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


ppc -2 ss-s Cotton = figs A'.e rSE see.s,f 2,
I, FT- B bush Wheat 5ZiU bush Oats l. 5o huh 9e Q zIz
tf Btrv IA tus Beans, 20 busa Peas - bbS OK, = ptE
Beef ia pkzs p ptz Grease 10 psgs i5rd fo seq
- ~ ut. Better ~ bhA Eglt y 'hs
I'D oil ~ ptgs drs 20 Dressed Hugs, l2 eaks, copper
- ~ " 1kr 6- bal bales Hemp % bales Hops
b. 40 .e Lsa.lr is H'es hLL Ifl-ra l5 RS 'hreo
ga Nos l-40yfgs CouCu seed 10 PAg H''s ~ ''I|
STARE. - asss PsaIgH, = Pig Feoa1A
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

4 CHANAN COUNTY MISSOURI ,su.l % he ST LOUIS and r.
TOSEPH RAILROAD COMPANY. due Jan J. 1870 wi be pad st lr
-. a. GEORGE LYON,
togLtr. BIC.