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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-06

Il hear hothiI 9 about Railroad matters
and conclude that il must have gone
where the woodbine twineth.
Dolly WARDEN.
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NTAtE UF1NATNE.
HANCOCK. ss-(,ourt Of probafr Ar Tar,

HAScocA, ss.-Conr OF Probate, Apr Term
\ d. ls12.
Upon the foregoing Petition ORDERED That
said petitioner give public notice 10 all pcrs ons
interested, by causing a copy OF the petition and
THIS order thereon, to be Published three weeks
successfully IN the Ellsworth American, a news
paper published in Ellsworth, in sail County.
that they may appear at a Court of Probate for
said County, TO be held at Ellsworth on the al
wednesday OF Jnne next, At ten Of the clock in
The forenoon To show cause, ii any they nave why
the prayer Of laid petitioner should not he grant.
cd PARKER rUCk, Judge
Auest: Geo A. DYER. Register. 3w2l
\ true copy-Attest: GEo. a. DYER. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-06

IlNNCpt -, May II, l~,3. Taken on ENc-
tu+lpn And VIII b. sold At public auction ~ the
of'ict II j. \. Dean, esq. ia Ellsworth On Sat
urlIy Tie 22d day ~ june n, II. at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, All the right title and interest
that Joseph, Thomas auI Benjamin Ihoma,
Of Ellsworth. has Or hal AT the time OF the at
tachlncnt or thu original VIII Of relceming the
Lot. " hari. Mills. Engine and Machinery sit
uaied on the West sidr Of the River In Els
sworth Village, the >zInc preuises beiis und,'r
i mortgage 10 Nyer q. sargent OF sedgnick
dated the : day Of June A. II. l>'s>. and record
ed June ;, i>'i> in Hancock Registry Book ISL
Pas, 100 q wlsch refer for more particular
description. swell
LESLIE ODER, DEPUTY >hcrlG
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STATE OF MAINE

Hancock. 5, Court OF Probate, Apr Term l,-,
lpon the foregoing Petition ORDERED That
siid petitioner give public notice to all persons
interested, ot causing a copy OF the petition. and
this order thereon 10 b. published three weeks
successfully In the Ellsworth American, anew :
paper published la Ellsworth in said County that
ule! may appear at Court OF Probate fur sand
County, 10 be held at Ellsworth. on the Sd Wed.
hesdaf OF June next, at ten OF the clock 10 Tie
forenoon. TO shew cause, If any they have, why
the prayer OF said petitioner should be gran
ed. PAYKEk TIr,~n Ju1lsr
Ai'est' SEo A. DYER, Register. 3w2l
\ true copy-Attesl: GEO. A. DYER. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-06
Di.triCI Court Of the Z nired ststes, Dis
erSSt of NJ ainp.


N BkNkEJ Prey.
Iu the matter ri WN. r. SHERMAN, bankrupt
Thi- t. to give notice that Il Petition has been
presented to the Count. this 18Th day of April l~1l
trayinZ that ne may To-. dcerced To have iu.l dl--
charge from n hj- drht,, provahc under the Htnk
rupt Act Individually, and member of the irm
John II. sherman 4 D., aud whereas II appears
that the former order Of notice thereon madc tht
a7th day cf February, \. D.. has not been complied
with therefore, and upon reading SAID Petition II
Is ORDERED by the Court that hearing he had
upon the same, on the first MONDAY Of July \.
u 1872. before the Court in Portland in said Dir
trct at 10 O'Clock, \. NJ, and that the second
meeting of the creditors OF said Bankrupt be held
before Chas. Hamlin esq Register, on the Sd daN
of June ls72 and the third meeting of the same
the 81 day of June l>72 and that notice Thereon be-
published in the Bangor Daily Wing and Courier
and the Ellsworth American, newspapers printed
in said district, once week for three week., amt
that all creditors who have proved their debte and
other persons in interest, may appear at said time
and place and show cause if any they have, why
the prayer OF said Petitioner should not be granted
WHIP. PREBLE
3w2l Clerk Of District Court OF said District.
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VI 4 X X T. ID.

Eden-Na, .l-t. BY l.. Il. Bray. E,.l.. Mr..
klbrdg" 6. lOun. and Mr., Philrna Is. GRAY .
10th oi Itlru.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-06

BASGoR-Ar 30th, Florida, Jones, Boston; Hen
~, Carter, do.
Cid, Julia A Rich Norwich; Clio, tsrim,ial, Bos-
ton.
BOsTON-Ar 29th, schs Geoi &c Falcs, Nickerson
from Philadelphia; Margaret, Clark, Port john
con
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-06

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the Coun.
~ Of Hancock:
THE undersigned Mars Hewey Widow OF
Thomas j. iIewcy late OF Buck sport In said
County deceased, prays youf honor to allow her
Pew ~. y ia the ". f. Church at East Bucks
tort 81 which her said husband died seized aud
possessed MARY HEWEY.
May 10Th. 1872.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, ss.-Conrt of Probate, NAV Term,
\. ID. 1872.
Upon the foregoing Petition ORDERED,-That
said Widow give public notice &, all persons
interested, by causing a copy OF
this order To be published three weeks
successfully D the Ellsworth American, news
paper published in Ellsworth IN said County that
they may appear at Court of Probate for said
County, 10 be held ct Bluehil IN said Comfy ,
the LIST "Wednesday In July next, at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, and shey cause If any they
have why the same should not he granted.
3w2S PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest: GkO. A. DYER. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-06

To tbs Honorable .Ini,- 90 Probate. tor ~,
County vi iiancsek.
THf. uhdeTsigacd atlmiai -lra,n. t.:r ialc at
] john Barrett late Vi >ufry 4, .,d
county deceased, respectfully represent, tnnt
Ing goods and ciattcis, rights and crciiit> 1T 81.
deceased are not sufficient to pas hi, ja-t .Iebt,
ahi charges 81 administration, by The sum
>eNth-h'e dollars. Wherefore Nour petition er
pray, your Honor 10 grant tim a L.ccns. 10 sci ,
At public u private sale, and consc suflti.nt ui
me real estate OF The deceased. mciuphnS The
version OF the WIDOWS dowcr therein &, -at<i,
saIi debts aud charges % aiGil,trAltpn.
j. r. OsGoOD A,I,ur
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Probate Notices.

THE Il list EIl.EE hereby gl,y, puhlr notice
! ~ aii concerned ilIat tie ia, br.u s!Giy al.
pointed ami has taken upon himself fh- trG~t III
thc il~t v n AMI Testament OF
Patience Webster late ii Ia-tint
IN ur County NJ Hancock dccr4.rd. T.. s.r.Hx
bonds a. ihc iAw iyct- he ti.rrlupe rr,,ur.i- All
p,tsVEs shp ar indrbici IL thr zlIl ,4cct.l-4t'.
c-t+tyt ~ maxi Immediate payment. aud tH...,.
Who Llyo Any 'ictn4ut- thereon IL cNnIIii IN,
tlt.c tyr settlement. JpuS " LEACH
Mlt n. I-.- lNA.s
Al Court N. Probate hol en- at Ellsworth within
aui tpr tue Csuuty ~ Hancock un the. "a we'd
ncs'iAy VI April \. ID. ~.
Warren Wcils, \ Inini -trt.or upon the I-tat..
Of ~. u Wells, iatc of BrooNiIu, III san conn.
~ decreased having presented la, If,t account
Of Administrator upon sald estate tor Probate
ORDERED That the -ai Administrator eve
hotce thereof 10 all persons Interested, ~ c4u--
ins acory 81 this Orlcr t. be- publ shed three week,
-ucce--tveiy IA the Ellsworth American ~ utei ia
Ellsworth mat they may al ear ID Probate Court
- " holden AZ Ellsworth 90 tn 81 "Wednesday
ol Junc ne Nc II len III h clock la tile forenoon
aud sAcM can,e, II any IAcy have Nly the anIr
should not be allow ed.
PARKER TLCh. J4lsr
4 true topy-AttesI. nKo. \. nfhE. i;r.i.icr.
3W1i
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would NOR BE UIIWOUI
\EGETINE
For Ten Times its Cost

4.r r.rt LIS laAr.t ..uNr 4,r-lycl !rpin tiiy u-r
"s lYa. uaitI..E Nlt.AttNt. A.tuc-- lur By g.sc
tl+ i.-.l..0uA q, "a. t4sA lraIr,rtt 10 ~ met
ut,t ut s."ts ..li4r i'a RESTORING iJt Acuta. hu.
i+rN,utNU "t Nt.aA-as lt,utli 10 tue -pfiuE aud
st.Alnrr SEASONS.
IWu.ll a.i ~ without Il Tor lcu t.4r. IT. cost
EDWIN IiLbE\
Attorney. anil ucncral Agent I1r MAs-tcRu-.
ru- VI the tfails.acn'. LLc Assurance t,ta,
49, paGy >aiI >rar, lini.Iiug. Huston Mas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-06

At Court Of Probate hoilcH a. Ellsworth vain.
N and for the County ~ Hancock 81 the 81
Wednesday OF Arr 4. D. 1872.
IIsn l.. Fullerton, Guardian y! Alice VI 4.
>now u. ~ Ellsworth. ia .aiai County minors
having presented Ms hFst acct unit - Guardian.
ship upon ~aii minors estate for Probate:
ORDERED That the said Guardian give notice
thereof 10 all persons Interested. ~ causing a
copy 81 this Order % be published three meea,
successfully ia the Eil-worth American, printed
In Ellsworth, that they appear at Probate
Court To he holden at ellsworth the ID We'd.
nestAy ri June next, AT ten OF the CLOCK IN
tho forenoon, anu shcw cause. il .tny thcy have
Why the same should not he allowed
3w!l PARKER TUCK yuIpe
True copy Aue~t. Go. \. En-, Register
At Court OF Probate holden al Ellsworth, within
and Tor the County of Hancock, on the sd
"Wednesday Of April. A. -. 1872.
MALLORY kingnan Guardian III Geo ;. Barker
of Mrflasiilc, In said County minor having pre-
scented hi- first account Of Gu IrtlanshIp upon
sand MINORS estate Ioi Probate:
oRDEkED:-1hal the sad Guardian give
notice thereof to all persons interested, by caiis
ing copy oil this order TO he published three
weeks snccessiyely in the Ellsworth American
printed In Ellsa orth, that they may appear at a
Probate Court To be holden at Ellsworth, on the
Sd Wednesday Of June next. at ten OF the
clock IN the forenoon, aud show cause IL any
they have. why the same should not be allowed.
3N2l PARKER TUCk Judge
A true t"ps-Atiest: GRO. y. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-06

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the County
of Hancock.
THE undersigned administra of the estate OF
] benjamin Murch, late of Ellsworth in said
County, deceased, respectfully represents that the
good and chattels, right. and credits OF said de-
ceased are not sufficient 10 pay his just debts and
charges of administration. therefore, Your pc
titioner prays your Honor to grant him i License
10 sell at public or private sale, Of said deceased
and convey all the real estate, as sale Of my por
ton less, than the whole, would greatly depreciate
tile value Of the remainder OF the real estate Of the
deceased Including the reversion OF the widow
dover therein To satisfy said debt- and charges
| of administration.
SAMUEL WATSON, Admr.
Ellsworth, April 10th, ls12,
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LIGHTNING RODS.

Munson's Copper Tubular Lightning Rod with
SPIRAL Flangcs is the most complet. protection
against lightning ever invented. Endorsed by
the scientific world, and by Wholesale Dealers
from Maine to Georgia send for Circular to
LpthHART co, -. Penn. ~, PIttsbui gh, Pa
oI \. COPPER LIGHTNING ROD Co. 81
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-06

HANCOCK, ss.-Court Of Probate. ANN
Term. A. ID, ISL. ''''
tpon the foregoing Petition onntpt,,
ihat sali willow give public notice to All
persons Interested. By causing a cnpI nf
successiy.y IN the Ellsworth American 4 49,
paper published ia Ellsworth 10 said County M +
th'f may appear at touft OF Probate tor mi
ountl' y he heli ~ Ellsworth. on The 81 Wed.
nrsday In June next, al ten Of the clock In III,
forenoon, and shcw cIu~e, II sny they have why .
.hc prayer Of said petitioner should not b. gran.
ttt. = SO"
,o Parker TUCK. judge.
49, y cfhR, Register. BN9l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-06

y" N. honorable Judge of Probate for ;hr % I'm
" OF Hancock. - ~ -"
fThE uhdersigred Widow of Geo r. E,coo l,tc
4 sullivan Ia said County ,iecca,.b ~ y
pc"'uii. represents. that said deceas Cd ,lie'i
stsseH OF TersSnsi Estate. an inv eutory Of Witch
has beeh dniy returned into the Probate onirr'
'nat ner circumstances render 1t necessary Ih,t
sac shohih nave more OF said Personal fst.r.
thah s"e - entitled 10 on distribution thereof.
INA, sue mas duiy waived the provisions of th,.
VIII sue therefore prays that your Honor womb
grant her -uth \ lowance out ol said Persons
f-sia'c' a. 20 your discretion you NAV ,iern1 nee
cs>aTy and proper HARRIET + U,Ta%
April lJth. ~.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-29
Stc Ginbcr Der 0anncr.
8Omau Sru Grnit 8reibrrrn Srn Sitra.
C5OrtirBunS.)
@. sluf Der Sunitreife.

Ni6tS III rsiIsnesr fir ben Gubrftlsn'
ben als Der ra1ht 8rHIsl bsS Iaupihaft
lhsn Gbarattsrs.
0ldn f6nnte slautsu, tnB tem I'm
Dampfwassn 8abrupsn Elm folder g8td'
Iel nod srCbsrsn @snub pirtsu miTs,
bnS III abtr nidt Der Gaa.
Dtsie Bsblrl pitpsrbOlsn ft oaju oft
unS tcmmrn uno f6runprn auiu RAID,
Ts psrurla&sn psm I'm @aBsn SiBsnben
tOdftn5 bic Mi0s, BEN Stcpf Gin wsnis
,u brrtrn unb mas man uift mibIa sr.
rtngt, IaSBt man wsnts.
gDir fatrsa bur6 einsu bodlimmissn
8aIp, um jsbu Iinutsn barduf 3pifbsn
@strsiotfsIesrn uno Sraulafern bIneur6
su bampisu uno bann ourh elm snsss
Stal tn cine prits G5ens nit Ipr1agsrn
,u sslanssn, bisrauf paiTrt man cine
Bride, susn Sunuel, Fisst an Elm paar
D6rftrn pUriibsr uno rnolta Ian9a ben
llfsrn zines Gluilts pabIn.
Das nil ubsr a0ss 9tats tsbrutsn.
9oS mar faOn ssRsrn ba unp t6mmt
mUrsen wtsrsr, mir fRo uafrt fir bsrlst,
ubssfumpft, uno IanspsiIea unS srilnNo
lid.
Der 5uBrsiitnSs atsr, Der StunSen
Ottr Gage lang Ourd pas 8la&IanS 8s'
paubtrt, uno, pom Raubissn 5slpwrss
aus auf Sraut' uno 9titsnfsIosr 8ttlidI
Ursr Fa ,wiiAsn 6afsr uno 8csru bin
bur6sspunbtu. tsbri5t NIT Sutsl bsr
tO6aGmmtssn JorR, raS bsilt8s sBaIets
taRsr, wtlass i0m Mar&sn rrSi9tt uni
Grinnsruussn auftlitta li5t aus alter
sladIiSsr Bell.
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Yersicherung,
9uc t.nD-Nc cbiel.

u. Stepart pptttr (9ladfClgtr rru O..
8. 9Balter) III gIeeut fir bic Some GrrfbSr.
unss So. In Nsws gort" uuS ,,gyccnitnB County
Watudl." 6erner asfnt fir ale eurUpGii4tn
Ddmpftrs seiuifn. YaIiageIasint auf Dampf.
uue SCgslI6iTen nah uHb pon Samburl, gre-
mer uno ale an6ertn 6Gfen prTben perfauft.
gpt1IeI pereen mad alien Ibtifu brs alien &a-
, rlantfs ~ tru uireril lfn Haitn ausgrasai.
Sfiirs, 205 2adap ttna gpsruf (3tiblsrs
mmsr 10. I, pbeuauf. 1863
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-29
SrGeItriOll.

DaS in Ssr Gjrrmania SntIr aufgrftllts Srs
bsirtpn III prn eem talsntsOIen Srltrumrntsu.
bauer Srn. 9. 9ErIts, rrparirt uuS nit riRr
alnSabl nrurr pisern Srrisbrn DprSeH. une fam
cas Yubifum In brr 9ufunft pirbsr bsi rinrr
lbaumenbeu 6lalr Bier ttE gmuB rins- Hat
hl4sn Otuff babsu. Sprsdt srfaliief por.
Spbn 9eihIrr.
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SDNcrs %5caaeUo0c {

SD eutrusiturtrr smpfsbIr mrinr nsus Srus
raage ben 0ar8srn BON Suantpn. Da i'd tids
Id SsptiIt in mrine Sdnts brfOmmr, ta6 Gin
GROCER Sdpinesl nit fsm Ssu gstrirbsn pirc,
ptltts nitt bier 9tpcsru nprSrn III, unS man.
DER Mann an einfr ttnItBra eaSung um Is
Gradrs brtrcgtn pirb, ic pauc it irSer 9ar.
gtr, ftn 6ru III faufru, auBtr rS III bier atpsarn
porern. Nabrrr AaeEunft tei
10ir66 Gbrtftan 8FIfrr,
ptnn aSs. nabr Gjlner's WSbslRors.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-24
CHANGE IN REVENUE SERVICE.

Mr., Dawes, member from Massachu-
sets, introduced last week into the
House of Representativ bill for the
reorganization and reduction of the In
ternal Revenue Service. tits reported
the bill comes from the Treasury De-
partment with the approval of Secreta-
~ Boutwell,.
It provides that on the LIST day of
next January the offices of Collector,
Deputy Collector, Assessor, and Assist
ant Assessor of Internal Revenue shall
cease, and in their stead not more than
Fifty Super visors shall be appointed,
each to have charge of specified dis
trict, and to perform all the duties and
exercise all the authority, and who
shall have entire charge of the assess
meat and collection of the revenue.
The Supervisors shall receive salary
of $4,000 annually, exclusive of trav-
cling expenses, and their deputies, who
must be selected from among the resi-
dents of their district, $4,000. They
will also be allowed the necessary
clerks, at not over $4,000 annual salary
each. The bill provides that after the
first Of next January all inspectors,
gaugers, and subordinate officers Of the
Revenue shall receive a per diem in
stead of an annual salary, and that all
fees shall be paid unto the Treasury,
the Withholding o. any portion being
made embezzlement and punishable &C
eording.
If this bill of Mr.. Dawes is intended
as retrenchment scheme we think it
hardly comes up to the measure of Ithe
requirement. With the consolidation
Of Revenue districts that has been 60
ing on during the past year or more and
the consequent reduction in the num-
Der of Internal Revenue officers, we are
of the opinion that the revenue is at
present collected with as little trouble
and expense, and fully as satisfactory..to
the people at large as by the plan ar
rived at By the bill. We regard its
passage as extremely doubtful.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-24
A FLASH IN THE PAN.

The Liberal Republican meeting
held at Milwaukee on Saturday evening
last, was failure both in point of mum
bers and enthusiasm. 1t was run en-.
sirely on q democratic gauge, there
being just enough of sorehead Repub.
llcans present to take the curse off and
no mere. The chairman, Mr.. Sanger.
was democrat and the the principal
spokesman of the evening democrat
also, Hon. W. P. Lynde.
The assembled masses went through
the form of appointing delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention as follows: G,
J. Palmer, @. NJ. Sanger. E. B.
Hutching, Edward A. ::Schermann, A.
r. Geilfress, Joshua Stark, Samuel
Rindekopf, Henry Fink, j. J. Hansen
John Dyke, and D, H. johnson. The
delegation will probably favor the
nomination of Charles Francis Adams
for President, and either Gov. Brown
of Missouri, or Gov. Palmer, of Hi.
nois, for Vice President.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-24

A Charleston Is. c. dispatch of the
18th inst, says ga tornado swept over
the up country on Thursday night.
The Newmarket House at Columbia
which was about finished, was blown
down. The worst damage was done in
Chester, at which place houses were
entirely destroyed by the storm, and
many others seriously damaged. No
body was killed, but four colored per-
sons were injured by falling houses.
Miles of fencing were blown down, and
thousands Of lar ge fruit trees torn up
by the roots. The total loss in Ches-
ter is $4,000, mostly falling on per-
sons of small means. A meeting was
hel d in Chester to-day, and steps taken
for the relief of the sufferers. The tor
nado moved westwardly. and was of
short duration"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-24
THE GRANT MEETING AT NEW
YORK.

An immense mass meeting called to
indorse the administration Of General
Grant, and advocate his denomination,
was held at the Cooper Institute, New
York, on Wednesday Evening, April
18th. This great demonstration has
been rarely equaled in point of num-
bers and enthusiasm, and especially in
the social and representative character
of those composing it. The business
and commercial interest of the metrop-
oils vas well represented, and it was
clearly not demonstration of politi-
clans and Office seekers. Such solid
men of New York as A. T. Stewart and
Fl. B. Clafin were to be 70 und on the
platform among the list Of Vice Presi
dents, and the meeting was a genuine
outpouring Of the representative men,
many of whom had never before been
prominent in politics. Speeches were
made BY Senator's Morton and Wilson
General SickleS, Congressman Rainney
snd ocusrS, SA Of whom successfully de
Tended the administration of Gen.
Grant from the attacks of those who
seek his defeat in the coming presi-
Dental contest,
There were two distinct classes rep
resented at the Cooper Institute; the
intelligent men of wealth and the intel
hgent workmen. 1t IS remarkable
fact, and sure augury of Republican
victory, that to meeting presided over
by that merchant prince, w. E. Dodge,
assisted by such men as Clahin, Van
derbilt and Stewart, Mr.. Gibbons, the
President of the Workingmen's Central
Union Association of New York should
send greeting as follows: "You can
state to the meeting that the Working
mems Central Union of the State of
New York, numbering nearly 10000
members, will vote and work for the re.
election of General Grant"
New York is sound forsGrant, and
significant triumph awaits the Republi-
cans of that State in November.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-04-24

TOBACCO.-Another good week was
had in the seed leaf trade, the export
demand continuing to keep pace with
the spirit Of concession happily inaugur-
ated short time ago. The details of
the weeks business are shown in the
following account of reported sales
300 cases old Connecticut on private
terms; 200 cases do sundries at 20O45c
1865 cases new Ohio at 100134c; 400
cases Pennsylvania at l24Wl9c. !; 500
cases Connecticut on private terms :;
800 cases Wisconsin at 8402c; Al
cases do at Sc. and $50 cases Ohio on
private terms-total, 3, 462 cases, max
ing very excellent aggregate for the
season, and one which affords much
encouragement for the future of the
trade. Having now apparently fairly
set in, the foreign demand is likely to
continue unless impeded by stiffening
Of prices, a thing not likely to occur
under existing circumstance, or by the
inadaptability Of the stock to the gen
eral requirements abroad a contingency
even less probable than future advance
in prices here, late shipments showing
better condition in all respects than
some of the earlier ones.
We shall soon have tangible ex-
preston of the foreign estemate of the
disturbances and worth of the new
crop as the mails fortnight hence
will probably bring copious comments
on the subject, and we shall then be
able to determine whether or net the
present range of prices can be main
tanned, point as yet quite problemati-
cal. That the stock will in the main
be satisfactory there can be little doubt.
early rumors adverse to the small sam
pie receipts then IN hand to the contrary
notwithstanding-Iobacco Leaf.