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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28
ANOTHER RADICAL PINK OF LOYALTY

ANOTHER RADICAL PINK OF LOYALTY
General Howard, the grand cyclops Of the
notorious Freedmen's Bureau, who is and has
been for years one of the most persistent ad-
vocates Of negro political and social equality,
has proven himself to be just what we have
always considered him, a puritanical, psalm
singing, bogus philanthropist, and Yankee
speculator and swindler. On the 7th of April,
in the House of Representatives. Fernando
Wood made fifteen specific charges against
Howard. Among which, he charged that
Howard had distracted or converted to his
own use over half a million dollars of the
Freedmen's Bureau appropriations; that
portion of the lands belonging to the Howard
University and Hospital, belonging to the Gov
ernment, and which had been sold. as alleged,
for the benefit of the University fund, were
improperly disposed of by members of How
ards family and his staff officers; that he drew
three salaries, one as Brigadier General in
the army, one as Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau, and the third as the head of
the Howard Negro University; also, that he
had bought or was interested in a large farm,
for which public funds and other property
were improperly used in the purchase; that
he had been renting and leasing buildings,
which were Government property. to freedmen
at exhorbitant prices, and he and his brother
pocketed the proceeds; the other charges being
of malfeasance and peculation generally. The
charges were referred to q Committee of In
vestigation, with power to send for persons aud
papers, and Mr.. Wood declared his willingness
to be personally responsible for the truth of his
accusation. We hope this long-visaged, puri-
tanical advocate of amalgamation will be
stripped of his epaulets and kicked out of the
army into some penitenitary where he properly
belongs. But we venture to predict that the
Committee to which his case has been referred,
being composed entirely of Radicals, will man.
age to whitewash this white negro's character
in some way, as he is one of their great lu-
minaries, and that the scoundrel will go "un-,
whipped of justice" II he were Democrat,
the fact of charges being preferred against him
would be sufficient for the Committee without
evidence, but Howard's loyalty" will un.
doubtedly prove not only complete defense
but also passport to higher bonors among the
Radical cOnspiratOrs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28

BLUE LAws.-"At Dunstable, Massachu-
setts, in 1861, dancing at weddings was for
bidden; in 1860, VIM. Walker was imprisoned
one month for courting maid without the
leave of her parents; in 1865, because "there
is a manifest pride appearing in our streets"
the wearing of long hair or perwigs, and 'su-
perstitious ribbons was forbidden; also, men
were forbidden to ''keep Christmas, as it was
a Popish CUSTOM" In 1877, "cage" was
erected near the meeting house, for the con-
fnement of Sabbath breakers, and John Ather-
ton a soldier, was fined forty shillings for wet
ting piece of an old hat to put in his shoes,
which chated his feet while marching. te
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28

Observation-Disclosures the fact
of the Democracy having elected English Gov.
ernor of Connecticut at the recent election by
n majority of about 800, the dispatches are
contradictory in regard to how the Legislature
stands The probability is that the Radicals
have reduced majority in both Houses with
the chances in favor of the Democrats having
majority in the Senate.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28

A FLAp-pooDLE kind of Mongrel, who
has his mouth cut the wrong way of the leath-
er, was continually talking about tour colored
people," saying that they were as good as the
Copperheads any how, until few days ago his
daughter took him at his word and presented
him brat about the color Of smoked ham.
He took to arsenic as a regular diet, and the
little smoked Yankee has no grandfather now.
-OttuMtU0 Er. ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28

Election Proclamation.
TT Is ORDERED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
4 Commissioners that General Election be held in
Boise county, Idaho Territory. on the
First Monday I'm June Next,
being the 9th day of June for the purpose of elect
ing Territorial County and Precinct ohcers, to-wt:
One Delegate TO Congress,
Two members Territorial Council,
Eight members House of Representatives,
One District Attorney, Second Judicial District
One Auditor and Recorder,
One Treasurer,
One Assessor,
One County Clerk,
One Coroner,
One Superintendent Public Schools,
One County Commissioner, to be voted for by the
voters OF the Sd District,
One Probate judge
Two Justices of the Peace for each Precinct
Two Constables for each Precinct.
And further, that the following named Precincts be
and are hereby established, ana that tne persons
whose names are annexed to each act as Judges OF
said election and that said election shall be con-
Quoted in the manner and form prescribed by law:
Idaho City-Polls at the Court House--W. H. Bow
man. James Sayles, W. ID. Vantine,
Pine Grore-At Ben. T. navis-George Tregaskis,
John McDonough, Smiley Harris.
B,pna Vista Bar--At John Runyan's Saloon-H.
Jones, r. g. Allen, Hugh Mckinney.
Last Chance--At Toll Gates. Chamberlain, John
Wallace, e. b. Lucas.
Minneaaha-At Cooper's-Frank Cooper, Tom Dai-
ly, Daniel Rapp. :. ~,
CcateyuiiIe-At McDevftt q T1ncher's-M hldge, ".
j. Cummins, John Merrill
Piacervii,e-At Abe Johnson's-R. Blake, Jack Bro
gan, Abe Johnson.
Granite Creek--At Geo. Miller's-Geo. Miller, Thos
Thebo, Con. Healy.
Pioneer Cuv-At waithermer Co.'s store-James
Freeman, Robert Jack, John Caden.
UpDer Payene-At George Young's-George Young,
c. r. White, J. A. Abbott.
Siiuer Hi District tGold Hill Precinct)-N. Marx
Fred Tatro, Moses Kempner.
Horse Shoe Bead--At Davidson's-D. B. Mooney, E.
Perkins w. Davidson
Souasc Crsek-At Pettingale's-George Pettingale,
- Nesbit A.. McQuade.
Bostos--AtC G. Oaks-E. Burson, Robert Fugate, r.
g. johnson.
Dead Wood-John Connor, -, .
The First Supervisors District commences ut the
mouth OF More creek, up More to Elk creek up Elk
creek to its head thence IN northeast direction TO
county lne thence along the county line 70 place OF
commencement.
The Second District commences at the mouth OF
Grimes creek up Grimes. to Granite creek up Gran
te to Ophir creek. up Ophr to Its head thence foi
lowing In an easterly direction the DIVIDE between
Grimes creek and Payette to the head Of Elk creek
All that portion OF Boise County not included IN
the First and Second Districts to compose the Third
District -
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A DowN-EAsT paper says that persuasive
and humbugging agents are about 10 that re-.
gion selling llghtning rods. One old lady told
an agent she had no fear of lightning, but she
had always been afraid OF thunder. a"Just 90, !"
he repl,sd. tive can meet your case exactly.
The square rods are lightning-rods, and the
round ones thmndcrrods." Of course, she 10
now protected"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28

Conc TO FIGHT.-The Canadian Govern.
mont is fitting out an expedition Of several
thousand troops to quell the Red River or Win.
nipeg insurrection.
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A CHARMING YANKEE SCHOOL MARIN ST.
DUCEs AN AGED "CULLUD" BRoTHER.-The
Savannah Republican contains the following in
reference to the adventures of a buxom schoo
"marm" in that city with a susceptible ebony
urchin of sixty summers:
A Yankee school ''marm," who has been en-
gagged in teaching colored school in this city
for several months, was arrested yesterday up.
on warrant issued by justice Of the peace
charging her with seducng a colored man, the
husband of the colored woman ut whose in.
stance the warrant was issued. The testimo-
ny tended to prove that the parties were found
in the same bed at the same time. The school
marin appealed to the magnanlmity of the col.
ored lady, with many tears, and promised her
that in case she would withdraw the prOsecu.
ton she (the school marm) would never seduce
the cullud gentleman again, whereupon the
cullud lady relented and the case was amica-
bly, settled.
The school marin is fair, fat and forty. and
the cullued gentleman VIII" was seduced by her
charms is between fifty and sixty years Of age.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-28

MoNTpENsIER.-The Duke de Montpensier,
who killed Prince Henri de Bourbon in q duel
has been sentenced to one months exile from
Madrid and to pay $4,000.
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T. [. FoorE.
AINSLIE & EOnTE

rTOINEYS AND COUSSELoRs At LAW. IDA.
\ b CITY. Patents obtained for mining lodes,
III. So Of Congress OF July 81. is66. oFFfcg-cn
~ street. opposite Andrews & Co. IS store. nitf
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JOE. W. HUSTON.

4 TT0gSEY AT LAW. U. S. DISTRICT ATToR.
nsy Tor Idaho. Oaice ia Curtis Block. Bsise
Eli, IDec. .. 1869.
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BEN. BUTLER is said TO be losing caste in the
house. He ought to be cast out,
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p. f.. EDMOSDsON

TroRNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW, WILL
p-ae,ice III all the Courts OF the Territory. OF.
r. q Main street, In Idaho city. May 2T, 90
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Confessional Cards.
sAM'L A. MERRITT.

rroRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF.
1 t,e on Commercial street. second door above
3 par; house. nlu.
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FRANK MILLER.

4 -TORSEY L COUNSELOR At LAW. IDAHO
I C!ty. i T. C.asc In Third building above the
~ hoase. Commercial street. nstt.
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a. LSSIIE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28
The Elections in the North.

Returns of the elections in Ohio, Indiana
and Pennsylvania show decided gains by the
Democratic party. This is cheering news to
all friends of good government, and We trust
is the entering wedge to break up the nest of
political jobbers and corrupt demagogues, who
have made the halls of Congress the theatre
for petty schemes Of personal and party ag-
grandzement, tv the neglect Of the national
welfare. 1t is the voice of the people speak
ing their condemnation of selfshness and COR
.ruption as opposed to national honor and dc,
velopment. a. ,
From the New York Herald we learn that
the representation Of these States in the pres
ent Congress is as follows Ohio fourteen Re
publcans and five Democrats, and in the next
Congress it will be twelve Republicans and
seven Democrats, being gain of two Repre-.
Iscntativcs for the Democrats. In Pennsylva.
nia, the present House has eighteen Republi.
cans aad six Democrats, and in the next
House the Republicans will have ten and the
Democrats fourteen mcmbcrs In Indiana,
the, present House stands seven Republicans
TO four Democrats, aid tho next House will
havo four Republicans to seven i'emocrats; ;
all making a difference in the balance Of the
two parties in tho next Congress of twenty
six votes Tndiana also has majority for the
Democrats in the General Assembly on joint
ballot.
These successes arc tho more significant,
when we consider they have been obtained
notwithstanding tho vote Of tho recently en-
franchised negroes in those States, who al.
most unanimously voted the Republican ticket.
IT the November elections prove equally fa-
vorable to the Democrats, We may sec a Dem
ocratic majority in the next Congress. K r
-"' When the decay Of great political party
begins, it generally originates in corruption
and the abuse Of the powers vested in it, and
seldom stops short Of total defeat. The loss
81 powot by the Democratic party was not
due to this 90 much as TO the dissemination
Of abolition doctrines among the people, and
now that this question has terminated 10 the
overthrow Of slavery, We hopo TO see thai
party, which 30 long controlled the nation tt
it's honor and interests, re-established II
power. Then, we may hopo for reduction
Of duties and taxes, retrenchment ia officials
aud expenditures, and "a return to nationa
prosperity.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28
n O n O E.l

rJNHE SECOND ANNUAL FAIR Of the
il South Carolina State Agricultural aud
Mechanical Society. will be held in Columbia.
on the 9th. 10th and llth Of November. next.
All articles intended for exhibition, plainly
addressed to the Secretary, at Columbia. will
he shipped by the various railroads nf tho
State free Of cost, at the shippers risk Elk.
hihitors should notify the railroad agents at
their respective depots of the articles they de-
sire to ship.
Visitors, during fair week, can purchase OK.
cursion tickets to aud from Columbia for on o
fare.
Persons intending to become exhibitors. are
desired to forward their entries to the Secreta
ry, at Columbia, on and after tho 4th of Novem.
Der next. All articles or animals for exhibition
must bo entered mt the Secretary's Office before
being received into tho enclosure. ,it
Entries Of animals will ho received until 0
o'clock. Wednesday morning, 9th November.
All other articles must be on the ground and
entered at the Secretary's Office. before cluck,
| Tuesday afternoon, 9Th November.
The Secretary's Office will be opened in Col
umbia on and after the ith November. next.
| ID. WYATT AIKEN,
lrfe- .a., Secretary.
Oct. 20, 1870 Q II
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EXCURSION TICKETS.
Oct. 20. 1870

GREENyILLE AND COLUMBIA r. r. CO..
COLUMBIA, S. c.. October 25, 1870.
IHOR the accommodation Of Visitors and
l. Delegates to tho Fairs to be held at Char
lesion. Columbia and Anderson, and to tho
Grand Lndge. A. Il. NJ. at Charleston, durng
the month Of November. this Company will fur.
nish FREE RETURN TRANSPORTATION
to Passengers from ALL STATIONS on this
Road. for COLUMBIA, from October 2ath to
Nosember Zlst inclusive, and for ANDERSON,
from November / st to 5th, inclusivei !
The privilege to return free will not be al.
lowed to passengers who take the trains at
Stations whore Tickets are sold. unless they
purchase Tickets from the Agents.
JOHN II. MORE Cen. Sup't.
MT. BAurLErr. General Ticket Agent..ai
October 90, 1870 2: gYs 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28
The State Election.

The Commissioners Of elections arc count
ing the vote, but the result will be announced
too late for this paper. The majority for Rc
form in this County is between 200 and 800
votes In Pickens, the result is about the
same. The Charleston News says:
The Reform party elect members of the
lower House in Anderson 8, Chesterfield 2,
Horry2, Lancaster 2, Lexington 2, Marion
4, Oconee 2, Pickcns l, Spartanburg, 4,
York 4, Greenvillc 4, and Union 8, making
3B in all. Besides these, Marlboro, 2 and
Edge6eld 7, are confidently claimed by the
Reformers. This would give us 42 Reform
ors-n,ore than one-tAiul-to to 80 Scott Radi-
calls: We undoubtedly have elected Senators
in Horny, Uni,n, Chesterfield, Anderson,
Piokens and Lancaster-6 Senators. There
are two Conservative long term Senators,
Messrs. Biemapn, of Oconec, and Foster, Of
Spartanburg, who may be counted with the
Rcformcrs. Marlboro, is pretty certain, and,
in Charleston, Mr.. Bates is believed to be
elected. Taking the benefit OF the doubt we
have 10 Reform Senators out of SO.
Split tickets and local combinations nav
change the result in some degree, but we do
not fear that the Reformers will have less
than 10 votes in the Senate and 42 in the
House.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28
Ono Still, Cap and Worm,
Survivors, Observation-Disclosures.

THNIlE annual convention of 'Thc Survivors
i Association of the Stnte Of South Carroll
ma" will be held ut Columbia, on the secnnd
THURSDAY in November next. during the
State Fair
Grafton to be deliverc. ~ General John S..
Preston.
This Association ia organized 'fnr the pur
pose Of collecting and preserving the records
relating to the late war, and the materials for
its history, and nlso Gnr the purpose Of assist.
ing our comrades who are unable to labor by
reason Of wounds received or disease contracted
in the service, and the widows and orphans Of
those who fell in the discharge of their duty"
The State Association" is composed of the
"DiStrict Associations" Each District Asso.
citation is "enitIed to send five delegates to
the annual convention. ct
The object in view appeals to the hearts If
our pouple and it is hoped thnt every District
will organize an association and send it's repre-
sentatscs.
(sisned,) WADE HAMPTON, Prost.
A. C. Il,SKEII Secretnry. t..
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60 MI M E ERCI AL

CoEuMnuA, S. c., October 25.-Sales of cotton
yesterday IA balcs-middling l4c.
New York, October 25--7 p. M!-Cotton
highor-sales 1900 bales mddlings ia
Flour State and Western 5(0l0c. better
Southern 59o@G6O. Wheat lGD2c better
Corn quiet and lc. lower. S"nth Carolina
bonds-old, 90; new. 67. Gold llaG1uB. r
AUGUSTA. October 24.-Ct tton advanced lc.
sales 934 bales receipts 262 middling l5a.
CHARLESTON, October 24-Cnttnn advanced
lc. sales 934 bales receipts 062; middling
l54.
LIVERPOOL, October 24-Evening. Cotton
clnsed ac,ise-upands o. Orleans OF; sales
$4,000 bales.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28

-- The fall trade of New York seems to
be considerably better than was anticipated
two months ago. The causes Of this brighten
ing of business there are an easy money
market, the brisk demand for produce induced
by the foreign war aud the drought. the
large cotton crop, and tho notably small bal
ance to adjust with foreign markets.
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E R ESH ARRIVALS!

"E BEG TO INFORM OUR FRIENDS
w and tho trading public that our stock Is
now being rapidly replonished in MI the do
partments, and that We intendto sell our Gpods
mt tho lowest Giving RATES"
We offer more desirable stock than on any
previous OCCASION, and would call particular at.
tention to our "'-' r-fs5 s5
Ladies' Dress Goods, Prints,
a Domostics, Tickngs, Flannels.
Shawls, Blankets, &C., &C., &c.
Gentlemen cannot fail to find someth,op 70
suit them in our Gents Furnishing Dcpart.
ment-- 80
French, German and Doeskin Cassmeres,
aud Jeans in endless variety.
OUR STOCK OF
Shoes, Boots, Hate, Notions,
Crockery and Groceries.
Full and Complete t.r
1t is impossible for us to enumerate every
article and we simply inform, our fronds that
so hope to bc able to supply all their wants.
ne4s I'VE INVITE TIE CLOSEST IN:
SI'EC7TON, AND PROMISE FAIR AND
HONEST DEALINGS WITH ALL "2
Waller, Watson. & Co.
WE take this occasion to inform the friends
wo have indulgcd. that we are in need of
money. and shall be pleased to have them Gail
and settle their accounts. Quo good turn
deserves another"
WALLER. WATSON 6 co.
Wnlhnlla October %, 1870 9
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Thc state Of South. Carolina.
OCONEE COU N,TY.
III the Common Pleas.

A'snetA ll,sAe'' !; Ad"'rx Mn tor. n.,,., ;,
Jefferson Gilbert.
DY Virtue of a Decret,l Order IN the Circuit
- Court sitting in Equity, will sell, on tho
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER next, within
the legal hours, in front Of tho Court House in
"alhalla, the following tracts of land:
NO. ALL that tract Of land. lying in Oconee
County. about ten miles from WallailH contain
ing 80 acres, more or less alioirfhy ldnds Of T..
Cobb, Mrs Vandivcr and others.
NO 2-Containing -- acres. adjoining lands
of Louis wernecke, Mahala .Ballengsf and others.
NO. 3.-An undivided half interest in tract
containing - acres, adjoining. the other two
tracts and others
TERMS.--On n credit Of Twelve Months, ex-
cept costs to bn paid in cash. Purchaser to give
bond, with at least two good sureties.
'lHNb j. Il. ROBINS, 500
October II, 1870 SO
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28

Gy The Congressional committee arpoin-
ted to investigate the ch;rges agninst General
0. O. Howard. state in their minority report
that Governor Scott was elected Governor of
'outh Carolina, in 1868, by "tho corrupt
"usc of rations, provisions and transportations,
"to the extent of $500. .00O!"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28

- An exchange says: "a ghost has
been seen near Fredericksburg, Va, in the
day time, dressed in Federal uniform" We
would suggest it was the ghost Of Liberty, if
We were not satisfied that she would not as.
sumo such disguise.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28

-- The oldest man found, in comparing
the census returns Of Indiana, is Mr.. Samuel
Vogue, of Dudley township, Henry county
He is now 107 years old. has never been
afflicted 9th any sickness, and has voted at
every Presidential election from Washington
down.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28

EH- Messrs. WALLER, WATSON & Co.,
have just received aud opened full supply
Of fresh goods, for the accommodation Of tho
public, They have for Ladies' and Gentle
mons ware, every needed article of dress and
comfort, as we'll as full supply of domestic
goods, agricultural implements, ready,r ede
clothing, &c. Read their advertisement in
another column and profit by it.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28

EY" A contemporary ut Louisville. de-
scribing n little unpleasantness there, says
that boy "grabbed wator bucket and ca
ressed his step. fathers head with it SO assid-
uously, that tho old man at once laid down
to happy unconsciousness
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28

- Ex.Secretary of the Navy Gideon
Welles charges that Wm. H. Seward agreed
to surrender Fore Sumter to the Confedcrates
in 1861, and would have succeeded but for
tho opportunities of himself and Montgomery
Blair.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28

nGA- The members already elected to the
Forty second Congress number 82-Republi.
cans Sc, Democrats 26; net gain of eight
for the latter A full House is 243 mem.
hers. There remaih to be elected l6l mem
bers t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28
Taller Still,

~ Mr. ". W. STRIBLINa left ut our Office
two stalks of cotton-one, eight feet high,
with 1l2 bolls-the other, four feet high,
with 156 bolls.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28
Notice.

DERSONS having demands against the Es-
l. tate Of WARREN II; DAVIS, decoased.
as tho INV Directs i,Phpas indebted TO- soia
Estate viii n,ako, payment vithoYt defa4y::tsa,.1 ~.
.' , q Z. MARY H. DAVIS, ,Adm'x.
Ootobor II, 1870 ~ o52 ,lI,vsIN4
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WALHALLA, S. c.:
Friday morning, oct. 2s, 1870.
W speeodigafl, SPECIAL, attention % is is directed to the
new advertisements in this weeks paper.

'2yNy In Charleston on the 21st instant,
corn was quoted at 81 rs; oats, 65; rice, 7
70 ~; -four, SIS to $3.50 salt, $3.50 per
sack; bacon, IA to 10 cts per ID.