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change We don't think he can he beaten BY
any man, no matter who, and We say Hurrh
for Marcun
rrHsoSAL
y. c. Stone has gone 10 California; Is corn
ing back In tho Fall after biz young wife
which he lef, b,hind hin.
J. Smith Frisbic, m experienced and ez-
cellent teacher, l. condpoting school at
Pleasant Bend, on Beaver Crock.
some time las, week your Fu Contributor.
Occasional, took an unpremCdiiltcd and un-
willing leap from the top Of a hluln, vhieh
he l. having built, both wrists are slightly
spraincd but no serious injury resulted.
Hiram Phillips caught from a dst-pond
near town, last week, catfish weighing thir.
teen pounds. How is that for high1
Me-srs Barnett a Miller have just received
their Spring goods, and an excellent a-sort-
ment they have too.
soUTuERS RAILROAD.
Our shattered hopes Of getting the Cincin'
natl Southern Railroad are reviving and we
feel quite jubilant over or favorable pros
pccs. However, we won't count our chick
ems &c." you know the rest; but will patiently
and hopefully wait further Developments.
We want the road, and give the right Of way
right away BION.
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Circuit Court Matters.

Lincoln Circuit Court convened here on
Monday last, Hon +. r. Fox presiding, and
NJ. II. Owsley, Esq, representing the Com
monvealth Tie officers Of the couft-W
H. Miller, Clerk, W. c. saunders, Sheriff, and
Bailey Withers, Deputy Sherih-all present
and faithfully di-charging their respective
duties.
The charge Of his Honor to the Grand Jury
was elaborate and iorcible. lie alluded to
the early history of our county in an impress
i've manner, reminding the jurors that II !.
ono Of the oldest in the State, and noted tor
the fertility Of is soil, the intelligence, clev-
emess, aud patriotism Of its citizens; the
home Of the first Governor of the State Of
Kentucky. a man whose name is inscribed on
the tablet Of fame with that Of the most emf.
ncnt statesmen in the land, and who stood a.
a citizen pre-emineutly the champion Of con
stitutional liberty. lie urged them to dis
charge their duiie- - grand jurors faiihfully
honestly, and zealously impre-sing it upon
guardian. OF the public morals Of the county
and upon whom depended much OF the happi.
ntss and prosperity of the people of the
county SAYS he: "Your duties are oner-
Gus, but your powers are great. Look after
the taverns, turnpikes, bridges, railroads
liquor deale~ etc. Especially is it your
duty TO watch the conduct Of whisky dealers
To see that they have not violated the laws
lie deprecated the sale and use Of liquors
even in quantities as small a. a single drop
aud pronounced it the Pandon-box from
which nine-tenihs Of the crimes and evils OF
the lard issued. The effect Of his IIonor's
charge upon the jury was unmistakable.
THE GRAND JURY
is composed Of the following respectable and
determined citizens, and il their deliberations
are not crowned with formidable list Of in.
dictmcnts, it will he because crimes have not
been committed, aud will rebound to the
rra.tff Of ,fts ,..uufsr.
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FAISTAFF.


JACKSONVILLE, April %, 1873.
OF course the only excitement in our 10.
cally now is the coming show. The morality
question ia on the taps. Cooper has made q
great mistake in not advertising moral ex
hi5ition." That always takes. Al present
cold America" buttons his pocket, and fulmi.
mates anathemas against vagrancy, carrying
money out of the country" etc. "Youne
America stands to his guns and replies
GLOW do you know, old gentleman, that thi,
thing Is 50 bad--so orful badg7 Patcrfami'ia,
says: ave been thar" Juvcnis reioins: Il
shall 60, in order that may be able to give
sage advice to pos;eiity" The boy will win
lie knows exactly where the shoe pinches
and is determined to "proye all thing, and
bold fast to that which"-suits him! You
might as we'll attempt to qucll Niagara's tor,
rent with niger bayonet, or subsidizc old
oceans pillows with the Offer Of a coyn,ry
poSi-oiIice, rs to fight the circus with the moral
argument. Let Cooper flourish lie wins
his money in his own way, and 50 do his op.
poers.
Lat Sunday night the merchant tailoring
establishment Of our genilemanly friend, Pal
Conway, was broken open, and three suits OF
clothing, including boots and cravats, were
ahsiraeiel. Tee .;hseEes wished 70 60 Lks
gentlemen, and stole val-es in which u carry
their booty. Twas yillainous raid. Had
they come to Pat hungry, he would have fed
them naked, he would have clothem them
with uotice, he would have foiled them but
he has been deprived Of all these luxuries,
and LOS, his goods besides
We were handed, yesterday, copy Of the
Official Gazette Of the United States Patent
Office, in which is set forth a diagram of a
churn invented by our ingenious townsman
II. 4. Hincher We also saw the "letter,
patent engraved on yertable parchment, and
bearing the broad seal Of the Patent Office
Mr.. II. is now prepared to come in" on the
question Of butter. His invention and an AZ
derney COW or two will, we have no doubt, be
worth more to the country than an Office I'M
der Grant, or a marshalship in the next Fred
bohgiaS oNatioh. bct your Itautia looh lht
this thing. Butter is butter now, especially
when it is not lard, at twenty-five cents per
pound. Iiineher's machine don, make lard
We happened in lIarrodsburg on Friday
last, and attended the sessions Of the Presby-
terry Of Transylyania. There was a full and
harmonious meeting. Promiaont and pleas
ant and efficient was yourrepNsentative, y. D.
Teyis. Stanford was well sustained.
Amongst the youths Of a former generation
whom We met were Major Billy Davis and Dr.
Tomlinson. The world may wag rs It pleases
but remote posterity will never have the priv
ilere of looking upon the like Of these. To
the interesting and hospiiibls family Of Major
Davis "Falstair /, under many obligations
which he here records.
We saw Judge Keller in receipt Of mys-
terious box" labeled worm medicine" A
lady sent il. The Judge explained that it
was a recognition Of his extreme youth.
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With a view to facilitate tie business OF
stock raiser. and purchasers, the Board Of d.
rectors Of the St. Louis Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association have tetesmined 10
establish AT the fairgrounds, during the week
Of their annual fair, a general stock market,
where all kinds OF stock can he obtained, at
either private or public sale.-EzekaHgs
Th- Is capital move, and can not fail to
beco nc popular. A stock market should be
established at every agricultural and stock
fair. Several Of our prominent men have
had unlsr consideration Stock Exchange a.
q substitute for stock fairs. This, however,
need not interfere with the usual exhibitions
Of stock and competition for the premiums.
Their plan is, TO let It be known all over the
country that hrze Quantities of stock Of every
description will be on the grounds, and offered
for sale publicly or privately. Purchasers
would be attracted from all parts Of the Stab
and adjoining States. Men who care nothing
for the exhibitions Of stock would attend jor
the purpose Of buying aad selling. Wemere-
y call the attention Of the directors Of oar
Stock Fir to this thing. and hope the sugges-
ton will receive proper confederation, and the
iies b, Unsupported in their programme for
the county fair.
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Messrs. Fish and Williams OF Rockcaslle
county, members OF the building committee
for the erection OF new courthouse In Mt
Vernon, were in Stanford last Friday, making
arrangements to issue and sell the bonds Of
the county for the purpose OF rii.ins iuads O.
begin the work. An act Of the Legislature
authorizes the sale Of sixteen thou-ani dollais
in bonds Of the county, al not les han ninety.
Eve cent. on the dollar, blnl- ,ar. interest
at ten per cent payable annually a. The Farm.
ers' National Bank of Stanford. Tie right is
reserved by the county Of rcd0e'aing said
bond. At any time after three year. from date
of issue. We under,tind from the COMMITTEES
that the county {. in good condition financial
Is, and that the bonds will sell readily at par.
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
I.ANp AND enor rrrMa.


cornr nay SAILS.
Sac5ri List No1iay was the ir,; DAY II
ciraait Curt al pretty god crowd in
iosn bl, vcry Hide stock offered. Captain
iliygins quse, tis fllo~iHs -alcsi pair
y,arliae 'oul.s si72; 4.cslv,s, 81; Il two
yesr-olJ star, IS; 2c1.anoa aoeru, 81; /
lot scrub hcife,' 81 50; yoke brush steers,
SO.
Dmviqs Last Monday vas County Court
day in Daaville. AZ usual. there wasa good
crowd N town from various parts Of Boyle
and silcinins cnuntiss. The stallion show
was prpmincnt feature Of the day. Captain
T. D. E1giish, a rsinx young aucticneer, who
negleets no part Of his business, and by
pr,nptne.s AMI gcn'lenanly conduct in his
as.ociations with Siycr and seller, and fair
nc-s in all biz trinsac;ious, Is rapidly gaining
2tomineace Ia his profession. reports about
i've hundred caiilc upon the market, Of which
ne handl,-i about 300 head. All the best
grades we're Withdrawn. lie made the follow
ing aciual sales 10; nice, smooth calves,
s. 20 per cst lot nice, smooth two-year-oId
cattle, S. a per crt lot nice calves, go 20
per bend; 10, mejion s,cen, $50; ! lot
scrub sls'rs ST; saulss, single. and n pairs,
so 10 S2Js
Colonel A. q. Talbot reports the following
sales: % bead throe-year-old cattle, si3 IS;
% he'd common DO. 81 80, 5 head common
two-year old, SIS; II DO, DO, s2T; i6common
calves, sli2G IS DO, sls 80; "a, oxen, % o5
per crs oxen, si5t53i27 per yoke; horses,
SO to $50 twp-ysasold mule, siO2.
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Westward Hot

Mr.. j. ;, Murphy requests US to announces
tn those interested, that the company Of ex-
cursionists Of which he is a member will start
from this place on the 9th Of May, for Texas
An invitation il also extended To Others who
have not YET signided their intention 10 ae-
company them. This will prove, We hope, q
pleasant and profitable trip, There l. on,
advantage in il to the community, and thai
is, the company are men Of judgment and
ycraciiy, and what they say in reference to the
country, is advantages and disadvantage,
may be relied upon implicitly By those who
contemplate emigrating West The obsorya.
tions Of one or more Of the party will appear
in these columns.
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Res0iu;ioaS or Respect.

OE-;Ae morning Of the 23I init the pupil.
Of the stanford Female College we're called 10.
gcther to adopt a series Of resolutions on The
death Of our late respected President, Joseph
MeAlisler. Rev. Geo. c. O,eistf,,t wa-
called In the chair, assisted by n committe Of
Mr.. l.. T.. Truchcatf, Mi.cs Lewis, Alcorn,
Carter and wiihcrs; Mise. Crank and Pax
ton a. Secretaries. The following resolutions
we're unanimously adopted;
WHERAs, In the wisdomsf Providence. the
President u our Board Of Trustees. Joseph
MrAlis,er h,s been "a Ideally stricken By the
h,ni Of death, anl s- We feel deeply IA. lo,-
OF one so u .cfll ia the success of our College,
one 20 u.efl, in the community, so Kind and
sympathiring; therefore.
Rsso,rd, That We, the school, in fall ses-ion
a semblej, the pupils and tcachen Of the
Sanford Female College, acknovledge the
love and wisdom OF God in this di.pensat.on
Of hi- Providence, and do regret most deeply
our los. AnEinus io- the god Of other, aud
deirous 10 see the cause Of education PROSPER
in thi. community. our President put forth
his remarkable energies to found a college
tia, should be- an ornament aud a center OF
u'efulne-s 10 Interior Kentucky, and we can
not hslu bat feel that our loss Is very ..vere.
R',1'yi, raat oar sincsre sympathy b, ten
derel 1, .his hcrelved Anily uPoa whom
this blow falls mpt heavily and commend
them TO God, whose word Of grace Is able to
build them up.
Ros7lNi. Tbs. a badge Of mourning be worn
10y the school the usual term.
Rsso'ged, That a copy Of these resolutions
BE- furnished the family Of the deceased, and
be published in TuE INTERIOR Journal
REV. &C. OvERSTREEr, Pre.'L
Misses CRANK and PAxroS, Secretaries.
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IN addition TO members of our own bar, the
following legal gentlemen are in attendance at
court; John u. Thompson, Harrodsburg W.
Bullilt W. II. Abbott, Louisville John ;.
Nanwinkle, NJ. J. Durham, Danville NJ. II.
Owsl,y, Benz. Burdett, George II. Mckee, G.
W. Dunlap, W. o. Bradley, James A. Adder
son, Lancaster and James S. Chrisman, OF
Monticello.
Thomas Gilmore, Of color, was found guilty
Of robbing a railruad ear at Richmond juno
ton, last Spring, and sentenced to the peni
Tertiary for term OF three years.
The case Of the Common wealth against the
Fiuhughs was called on Wednesday, and
the accused acquitted.
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oar Fair.

Al meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Lincoln County Stoes Association, held on
Saturday last, the foiloSing officers for 1873
we're elected:
Prcsident-James A. Harris.
Vice President Gecnbuy Bright.
uIHrriry Vice Northumberland Thomas
Muer Wyatt sandridse, A. NJ. Feland, John
Bt..llsp. iielard Cobb.
p.lcHor.-Georse NJ. Giyen-, John 5. ows-
lev John NJ .Reids Samuel II. Baughman,
LG.ore W Afford, r. NJ Piltman.
ssl,-lf'-- itorse II Mckinney
pslr.r-Iohn J. McRoherts
/, sls determined By large majority that
TIE segen,. .anaal yzaibition should he held
} July 80 I'D 81. The directors will meet the
frs, SATURDAY in May to arrange the premium
lis,, and transact other important business,
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We vyail call the spc'isl attention Of p~,mas,ef'
aol sab.-rbsr- to tho oo-ins synoP-' Of the neus'
Ttger lr~si
8 ysunlster Il required b. hte notice by letter
llef4ru, Nd paper do MT answer the las when 2
s4i.cti ~ - not ase h. paper out % the uhce, ani
s.ate toe fr H. Mt Beinf taken and nefio
~ ia tao pist master Responsible " the pth-
fisher Zoe the payment.
a Any psrsyn who ttk ptper from the ppatom r.,
vbehef directei 10 his % an1hcf % wactner ne
has sulscribei or not, u responsible 1r the psy.
n psr.yn grisrs his ptpsr iisr1ntinIeit he must
pay all arruarags- o. thu Publisher may c1utnu1 ~
sud Il until the ptyment Il made
IL the .us.fibsr orlers bis paper 10 No stopped NJ
certain time and tIe publisher c0utnues g. ssui the
sa tihsr 4, bsuai 10 pay r tlf BE- taxes u tlua tAe
U--ion The lac proccsls ulsin the grunnd that :
.an must pay fof What be USE
The courts have decilsi thn r-fus'ag 10 take
new.ptt~rr and Iurioisals ffun the Iastuh . ~
.s,iis and lcavlnz teen uncalei Or, Prima fseia
eetdence OF Intentional ffaui.
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FROM THE WEST END.


Cgrtftoqdeq~ Interior JIuranfi
HusroSviLlE Nv, April 1G. 1879.
Our town V in mourning over the failure Of
the ground hog" Cuier the impression
that he was not a politician. and could not be
subsidized, we sat down cantcntedly to await
his Xix weeks moro of winter. AZ the end
II that torn we buillcd and planted; bot
ala- bis arithmetic failed, and 90 did our
"bcans.r Skates are at premium now
sleigh-bclls have advanced, and garden
truck is nowhere We had two dsys q sum.
mcr, but not enough to mature the crops.
One consolation, however. still remained
The great SHOW" put up il, bills. Acres Of
ground were rented; territories Of hotels
sprang into being; continents II plank fence
were built ~ bulleiin-boards: nurses were
discharged, because good children could zee
the pictures, and bad ones were told Of Jonah.
aud threatened with the "whale".ing. But
some in6del suggested that the "whale"
-mnckel too strongly Of "d,h story" conf
dence in his reality {. destroyed, and The ba-
bios don't scare worth cent.
So great is the apathy that. although Engi.
neer Gum and staff are here, there is no
ovation.
NJ. T Russell Of Mleieeville, our most act
I've and intelligent c'-keepcr, reports that he
has eight ariaries which contained. last Fall,
two hundred and seventeen active working
stands. lie opens thi. Spring with only one
hundred aud fifteen in fair condition. lie
had every variety Of approved hive, FROM the
native gum" to Langrlroih's patent crystal
palace; but found the fatality about as great
in one kind az another, perhaps little greater.
Mr. Russell attributes this grea, percentage OF
loss to the dry Summer Of las, year, and the
extreme severity Of the past Winter
Wedding-cards arr again on the tapis. Tell
Balm tp get out go1d par Of licenses !"
they will probably be called Tor soon.
Tell your candidates no, to invest too heav-
lily. Kaufman has written to Washington
City to ascertain whether Dicksons famous
"six.b'iler" chair is still in existence; il 30, is
it transferable, and what would be the proba-
bic cost Of bringing il to Frankfort KauG-
man wants a seat" in the Legislature, but
wants one that will hold him. 4.
EArCTAEE
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Lsaiss7ls Receipts Of cattle moderate,
With a fair local demand. Bet shipping At
s. IS to s. 90 eommon and thin COWS. heifers
sal steers, 50 80 to 81 per ewt.
tileinaa,i = Receipts Of cattle. about the
same as last week. Dut,her' dshiT p rs in
fair demand, aai market ruled stsady, and
the pens were about cleaned At the elese.
Common, 81 to 81 so, fair, >, 20 70 81; ship
ping cattle, s. 25 10 8 so PEE cwt gro.s.
Nes R,rk.-Reccipss Of cattle for the week
large, and the weather unfasorlbls, con-e-
quently prices were shade lower. Native
steers and oxen, eommon To prime, were sold
at II to BE per n; one choice lot Of Ohio
steers brought lac. The New York Void
asy.; Cattle spccala.ors ara souexAat anx-
ions 70 get s1ms idea Of the pfpspects Of the
raarSsi 10 tAs nsT ftIra. They know that
a large number Of siill-ied cattle viii soon La
piI in market; that the eorn.isl cattle are
plenty enough, BAT bacswarl a. 70 coalition |;
that tao drive OF rszans from The plains Il
likely u De- light for .everal months; AMI that
money il scares anl business generally de-
preset. They also knaw that fsishls are
likely tn be 80 Hawla, loaer after this month.
Wilirall tAese Influences IN favor and against
the IRA lie, {. woull be ,ecklss. q undertake to
foretel the future curse aud tcndeney Of
prices ciltious aal eiah.l Operations sili
fol their way. R,sh anl rcokle~ spectators
viii con,raei al the lowest possible dgnre, and
trust to luck ilr tho success % their ssnturss-'
liogs are firm in Ciaelnnai at 81 so to
81 i0i In Loui.ville. good fit hogs are worth
5 p to s. 75i nsdiain, s!75 to g.; ssvcksrs,
Si75bst76
Steep are IN active inqafy from bayers.' in
Loaissille, b'fl grades bring 50 to So sos
me lium, 5 a. 5 70g eomnon and lhis lois.
81 % 70 8, 70 d head.
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Casey Comfy NeMs.

A correspondent, writing from Middlsburg,
Casey county, says "On the nigh, OF the sth
baud of disguised men in this vicinity. They
visited the house of Mr.. Zimmerman, and
aoggel him ia the presence Of biz wife and
chillrcn. Fortunately some Of the party
we've recognized, and preparations are now be-
ing made to bring them 70 justice" Ia ref
eronce 10 the crops, he says; I'VE have lately
Travelled over the southern part Of this county,
and find that ,ae wheat crop will prove almost
an entire failure. The prospects for an aver
age fruit crop is very Aatlering nov, and
lovors n aprle.iaek are in lively mood
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The rran.ylvania Pre.bytery met in llat'
rod.burg on the 18th instant. There was q
good attendance Of ministers and elders
every minister belonging To the Prcsbytery
save one, being present The meeting WAS
very harmonious, and exceedingly pleasant
The member were Hospitality entertained by
the generous people Of IIarrod-burg. Rev,
X S. Brock and Elder 5. 4. Walters were
chosen principals, and Rev. W. +. jenkins
and Elder n. d. Tevis, alternates, a. commits
-ioner- to the General Assembly, which meets
in Little Rock, Arkansas, in May.
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Thanks to the Publishers, ID. p Faulds, No
60 Main Street, Louisville, for copy u
ERNEST Zooler's "Ernani" Iantiisie LiejlAie.
seven PAGE inslramsnal piece ~hieh NJ
recommend To our musiciaus, The pu0lis4.
log house Of u. P. FAulds Is wsli-anown %
this section u country, ani the music Of
zosller Il truly elegant.
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After -oiourn Of about a year in Kansa.,
our old frieai Mack Huffman made bic ap-
pearance in town last Saturday. he says a
man who has spent HE childhood, school day.,
and SEVERAL years Of bachelorhood in old
stanford, aud stray- on on the Western pni.
rie-, oil manage 10 "chAw the rope" occasion
ally, and return to his native heath We
welcome him home.
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NOFt( n.

Ihssl q ouf aivert ere sho desire changes
made In heir advertisements, must hand In
copy on Monday morning next
An concentration, either ~ an editorial or bust.
aes- chauJtsr shoah h. sidrcsaed % HILTON A
CAMPBELL, hox ", stlufifi, Ny
Az mpnies reiniitoi us fr ateeftisiug suhscrptiun
~ lot wufi must ~ srut In chccka pusfruhce money
order sspc-s u win h n the pattits own risk
Jsmes Cook !. our authorisri agent tiustonvlle "a
cnntrsc iof Dob WORK. Adsertislng attend " subsfiI
Non., and fecsive all monies Zoe The sane.
ora AaESrsi
u Con-, Hustonvilic3 : y. Ovens, Crab Orchafdi
Curt sosneuF; ~ ". nfyint, Gum sulphur
z q. IUaI. pTne uili Thos AcBeatA, donticeilo
Do j y Arosn, M. Vernon.
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A large crowd attended Coessr Grand In
toml'leail Caeas y,aesdry. We prenoesce
L d,cldsily I'VE su assT-re, sTer.l nv
fsalgses fse Rre1aeei The pssiosnsAnes
II he Re ehiidrrn vas ~ard,rhi TLs lals
wlfstAc l.asr iavsdidAil dat spPsus Ga IA
BID. There ~,Es "a disiuTb1Eo.s in ,oso'
and bur lev inl. xiosisd m.h
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Rev. q. c. Kelly Of Milton, Kentucky, will
commence a series Of discoursss Al the Meth
oiist church, in this place, on Wednesday
evening neat NJ Kelly- reputation a. =
gifted young divine will doubtless attract
large audiences during these meetings.
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Subscription PAID this Week

To prevent errors and TO obyiate the necss-
-ity of receip,ins to our subscribers, We will
publish every week the nsnes Of those WAC
pay u; which shall be a reecip, 20 them. II
you have renittsi your dae' by mail during
TAI. seek AMI yoir name does not appear in
TAI. i~ie, you ase nouavd that We have not
e..,.i~.I IA
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"a An exchange says wool will be worth one
dollar per pound IL New York, before the ist
o. June. We venture to assert that the rings
have already fixed the price of the new crop
at q great deal less thtn half that amount.