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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-12
STATE NENS.
MADISON,

MADISON.
From the Journal November 6:
The District Court, Hon. Wade III. Hough
presiding, convened yesterday. In conse-
quenoe Of the late arrival of the Judge the
court did very little more than open and
adjourn yesterday,
WEBSTER,
From the Democrat, November 6:
Mr. +. M. Cantield, native OF Edsefield
South Carolina, died November !, aged
fifty five.
some one predicts that Lousiapa's next
Governor is citizen OF Minden,
We learn from DR.. Mosely that negro
man, supposed to be crazy, and II rirely des
titute of clothing, entered ths residence of
Mr.. Knight, near Cotton Vall-y, and at
tackled the family, first taking hold of Mr..
Knight, aud then striking Mrs. Knight. Mr..
Williams, young gentleman who is teach.
ing in the neighborhood, was in another
part of the house, and hearing the disturb
ance, rushed to the assistance of the family,
armed with an ak. He believes he knocked
the negro down the third time. The skull
was fractured, and death followed in y few
moments. Mr. Williams came to town and
gave himself up.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-12
The Temperature.

The Thermometer at Louis Friger:o's, No.
so Chartres street, stood as follows Novem-
Der IL: At s A. M, ago; at P NJ, Coz; at
6 P. M, $50. Lowest point during the night
of November 10, 45o. White frost on the
morning of November IL, 1875, the first this
season.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-12

SOUTHWEST Pass, November 10. 1873.
To Captain G. ". Howell, Corps Of En.lnsers,
ua!ted Ssstss Amy.
Depth OF channel at mean lnw ti,la.
sixteen iest Least width Inr that depth.
iSty ieet. High tide al II a, NJ. Height
ahose mean low tide, one and u half feet
Depth of channel az high tide, seven teer
ana hall fa.t. Bottom snit
RICHARD IL. HOOPER.
Master ot McAiester.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-12

No postponement.
The golden drawing,
As advertised
December u,
At tle Academy Of Music.
At the Academy of Music.
$500,000 in gold
100000 capital prize,
$3.50 golden chances,
Only 10000 tickets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-12

As bit of foreign gossip it is reported
that "a eouse recently died in Paris at the
age OF go years" This after being tough
enough to live through the German seise
What goose to die
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-12
Ell.A51.olA

The following is the assessed value of
real estate and personal property subject to
taxation by the city of New Orleans for
the year 1875, exigible in 1876 and showing
the difference of assessed values for the
year 1874 exigibe in 1870 and 1879, exig-
bic IN 1875:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-12

Miss Susan Coolidge has risked making a
goose of herself by publishing nine of her
small stories in volume called "Eine Lit
tie Goslings.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-12
AMUSEMENTS.
[,"wELL,s ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
.uduy, November z, Every Night. and
snssday and Saturday Matinees, the letest
ma,ic aensat on, the popular young actor MIL.
II SOBLBS. supported bv J. b. Rogers Dramatic
c.,s,ty Com pany, who will present his success
JIM BLUDSOE.
In his Aineicau drama of
p0UEalIANS AND DETECTIVES.
~ rntertsnment will commence with psrIor
D,sslties BY the wonderful BINES.
setirs change on Thursday. November II. Fri
soyember IL, first and onlv benefit to Milton
kiss Saturday. November Is, last matinee and
rrinu performance. sunday, November IA, Mtss
" Eldridge, supported by the Academy's dra'
~ anmnany nO1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-12

CAPITAL. S5OO.O8o.
&C. PALMER, President,
JANIS JACKSON, Vice President.
Directors:
10. CoNERY, FREDERICK WING,
Ia KILLER. W. X. THOMAS,
wB SCHMIDT JAMES JACKSON
E. c. PALMER
ThA company pBures against loss by burglars
|hevss and MT at low rates and it's capital gives
kcuHty to depositors.
Small deposits received, and six per cent inter
u per annum, payable semi-annually.
iyll ly JOHN y. WALTON, Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-12
Preparing already,
Preparing already.

Preparing already.
Preparing already.
Academy OF Music engaged
Academy OF Music engaged
For the golden drawing,
For the golden dra wing,
Monday, December q, without fail.
Monday, December y, without fail.
Half million, IN golden prises.
Half II million. in golden prizes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-12
BANKS AND BANKING
,TICR TO DEpOsITORs.

\rOTICR TO DEPOSITORS.
The depositOrs of the New Orleans Branch
3ksedmsu's Savings and Trust Company are
|asted to call Immediately at The WORKGsG.
BNS BANK, No. "a Canal ttrect, for official intor
baton concerning the payment of a twenty per
Nat dividend. to be paid on the first OF November
Seyt c. d, STuRTBVANT,
N2O In Assistant Cashier.
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FOB RENT.


1snines or single gentlemen may obtain hand
~ furnished rooms, with or without board. at
" csrondelet street. The hotss has been
czsy reftted and furnished. References re-
IleQ. . oc24 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-12

fLEGANT FURNISHED ROONlS-IN
isut or single, with or without board, for
~ Gentlemen or families at No. 2Oa Gravier
ESN near BsrOnue. oc24 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-12

yx RENT.-PARr OF A FURNISHED HOUSR
- mt, suitable tor ANAL family, or ono or
Hutiemea No. 4s4 Magazine street. ocl7
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rps, CHANFRAU'S

Z VARIETIES THEATRE.
FRENCH OPERA BOUFFE,
pvery Evening and Saturday Matinee.
m friday Evening, November 12,
4 rO. MORROW Saturday BvBNING. Eovem-
her 49, first time in New Orleans OF Ofenbach's
most brilliant Opera Bouffe,
JOLIE PARFUMEJSE.
rouorrow, at u NJ, Grand Matinee-LA FILE
MMB ANGoT.
5nndsy Night, November IA Gala Performance
LnlNB L'ARCHIDUC.
"a If Admission bl. Re served seats, Orchestra
and Orchestra Circle SO cents xtra Bacony
rs.eryed seats al. Quadr0ob Ga lsry - cents.
Family CiIc'e 80 cents Gallery 25 cent'. Seats
sscrred six dave in sdvapce. noR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-12

rlTlZENS' SAVINGS BANK.
| "A BANK FOR SMALL SAvIEGS)
Gruuewnld Hail.
Six per cent Compound Interest.
DIRsCTOks.
J. L GUBERNATOR ED. W. BURBANK,
JOHNSON ARMSTRONG, THOMAS HASAM,
n. BhNSEE.
J L. GUBERNATOB, Pres dent.
w. BgaSER, Cashier.
Bow To Get Rich" sent tree. apo lv
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS iSsTITC.
N TlOS, No. 153 Canal street. Trustees-Dr. w.
eEton Mercer, l.. +. Generes, david Urquhart,
forse Jonas, John G. Gaines, Thomas A! Adams,
+ad Kohn, Thomas Allen Clarke, Christian
shnelder Charles J. Leeds, Samuel Jamison.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
L. +. GENERES President.
csAsLss Kt.sgsw, Treasurer. apl8 ly
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VI HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.
United States Mail Line.
Steamships
VILLAIN P. CLYDE, WILMINGTON,
tARGARET, EMILIA.
AA The New Orleans, Florida
~ and Havana Steamship Company
<2x8 will dispatch one of the above FIRST
class steamers from New Orleans to
Every Wednesday.
Aching at Cedar Keys and Key West and con.
SS1ng with steamers for ApalachicOla, st. Marks
RATES OF PASSAGE.
H., To Key West. To Cedar Keys
aon.... ................S4 $40 Gas
I<sSo.s.. ............. 20 IL
.nicugh bills Of ladng issued to all points in
staa Including Tampa, and to New York, Charles
Isone but the companys bills of lading signed,
none signed after the sailing of the steamer.
fenQid passenger accommodations, and through
Szsts given to above points
" height received without permit from the
'a freight or passage apply to
-, L X. ROBERTS, Agent,
No. l2O Common street.
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STEAMSHIPS
BREMEN.

tNoVtE
BAN BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS,
VIA HAvRE, sOUTlIAMPTUN AND HAVANA.
<ReA The Steamships of the North
2416kAc German Lloyd will run as follows:
| From Bremen. From Kew Orleans
IN0vER. september l5. ..-... Oct der "a.
MSKfURT. October H.. -. ..... November Il.
alkOvER. ... November
nAKFURr.. december lO......
Further days Of departure will be advertised
)treafter
The steamers touch outward at Havre and Ha
[sna, and on their home trip at Havana and South
uPon to land and receive passengers and ncisht.
PRICES of PASSAGE.
om Bremen southampton or IIavrc to Havana OF
New Orleans:
'.'............-..Slo Slop gOll
.....s.................- db god
@n New Orleans or Havana to Southampton.
London, HayIe Or Bremen:
SiaO gold
s'asc'''''. -''.''.'''''..'...s.... ID Sohi
From New Orleans to Havana:
p1o sot.
"aSe..''.. .....,...........-...... 10 solu
rassage tickets from Bremen, Southampton or
isre to New Orleans issued by the Undersigned.
fof mrther particulars apply to
n,ly 40. a. Union street.
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OCisIASA SAVINGS BANK
AND
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
3i..............Camp street...............j
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special Correspondence of the Republican
NORTHERN POLITICS.

New England Anti.Slavery Sentiment and
the Next Presidential Election-The
Influences which will Arouse it-Rein-
tion of New Epgland Influence to tho
Anti.Slavery Sentiment Throughout
the Notwithstanding of this on the Con-
test in 1876.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
DYnepsla. Dy,pep.in. DY.pep.la.

Dyspepsia Is the most perpe exlny OF all human all
ments. Its symptoms are almost lnhnlte in their
variety, and the fororn and respondent victims of
the disease often fancy themselves the prey, In turn
OF every known malady. 1hs IL due, in part TO the
close sympathy which exists between the stomach
ami the BRAIN aud IN part also To the fact that any
disturbance of the digestive function necessarily
disorders the liver the bowels and the nervous sys-
TEN. and affects to some extent the quality OF the
blood.
L. +. Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron a sure cure.
This is no. new preparation, TO be tried and found
years in the practice of eminent physicians with ul-
paralleled success It Is ia not expected or intended
TO cure all the diseases TO which the human family
is subject Dut is warranted TO cure Dyspepsia In Its
most obstinate form. kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron
never falls to cure. symptoms OF Dyspepsia are
loss of Appetite wind and rising Of the food dryness
OF the mouth, heartburn, dlsensiOn OF the stomach
and bowels constipation, headache, dizziness, sleep
essness and low Hpiiits. Try the great remedy and
be convinced OF Its merits. Get the genuine. Take
only kunkels, whifh is put only In 81 bottles. De-
pot, 1853 North Ninth ST., Philadelphia,
For sale by all druggists and denlera everywhere.
TAPE WORM
Entirely removed with purely vegetable medicine
passing from the system alive. No fec until the
heau passes. Come and refer to pa'ients treated
DR.. Il. +. KUNREi, No 259 North Ninth st. Philadel
phia Advice free. Seat, PIN and stomach Worms
also removed. The medicine t)r removing al
others but Tape Worm, can he hal of your druggist
ask for KCSEEL's WORN SyRrr. Price, 81. L. r.
kunkel, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
A Famous Medical institution.
From tie Chicago Times.


"The name Of DR.. X. v. Pierce OF Bu1a'o, N. Y
country as household word, - His wonderful rem
edies his pamphlets and books, and his large metil-
cal experience, have brought him into prominence
and given him a solid reputation. The Times, in
the present issue, presents u whole-page communi-
cation from Dr. Pierce, and our readers may gain
from 1t some idea Of the vast proportions of his
business and the merits OF his medicines lie has
at Buffalo a mammoth establishment, appropriately
named I he Worlds Dispensary, where patti ants
are treated, and the remedies compound,d d. Here
nearly hundred persons are employed in the sew
eral departments, and corps OF able and skilled
physicians stand ready to alleviate the suerln9s of
humanity by the most approved methods. These
physicians are in frequent consultations with DR..
Pierce, and their combined experience is brought
70 bear on the successful treatment of obstinate
cases The Doctor Is Il man of a large medical ex-
perience and his extensive knowledge of matera
medica has beeu acknowlt dyed by presentations
of degrees from two OF the first Medical Colleges
In the land"
II yon would patroniZe Medicines scientifically
prepared by Il skilled Physician ami Chemist, use
DR.. Pierces family Medicines. Golden Medira
Discovery is nutritious, tonic. Alternative and Hood
cleansing, and an unequaed Cough Remedy: Pess-
ant furRative Pellets scarcely larger than mus
tarl seehs. constitute an agreeable and reable
physic Favorte Prescription, remedy for debil-
itated females Ex ract OF smart Weed, magical
remedy for Pain, Bowel Complants, aud an une.
qualed Linlment for both human and hOrse-resh
while his DR.. sage's CAtarrh Remedy IL known the
world over as the greatest specific for Catsrrh and
" Cod In the Read " ever given TO the publ I,
They are sold by all Druggists. oct25 8teod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
The West Church nee.

4 FINE AUDIENCE AND PLEASANT ENTERTAIsMsNT
Four YOUNG LADIES WHO WOULD NOT BE PUT
OUT
The catechism bee at the West Church, last
evening WAS well attended, the Sabbath school
room being filled. III the rear part of the room
a temporary stage was erected, upon which sat
the fifteen contestants, all ladies' except two,
with Messrs. Chas Baird and James Morrow as
judges, and Rev. ]. NJ. P. OTIS ss pedagogue,
rhe exercises were opened with religious SER
vices, when Mr.. OTIS opened the Westminster
Cstechism and began giving out the questions,
which were put one sfter another until all in the
book had been asked. When it had been com
pleted four young ladies' and one gentleman
were left upon the stage The latter
went down in the second round OF ques-
tons, but the ladies stuck 1t out through
the book II second time, in regular or
der, and also through the questions given out
promiscuously until Mr.. OTIS remarked the i'm
possibility OF relieving the four ladies'. They
we're Miss Addie Belts, Miss Ella Walker, Miss
sallie Jones, and Miss Matte Wales Only three
prizes were provided, aud as the number could
not be reduced to that standard, it was conclu-
ded to select fourth, one for each Of the young
ladies. A Bible Dictionary was the first prize
Bunyaus Pilgrim Progrens and Il Hymn Book
were intended for the others, but they were not
awarded The "Bee" exercises were inter
rpersed with music and readings, Miss Ella
Griffith reading Tho Old Man and the Mode
Church." and "Curfew Must not Ring, To
night,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Tiins Table.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Nes fork-l.f2 A. NJ 1922, 1912. $40. p.
NJ. sundays 80, A. N.
For Philadelphia. Il aa 100, 10, 900. %, 10 30
SUNDAYS. "a $40. A. NJ ;445. 9 -, . 81, 7. N.
For Baltimore -l2s2, 2.O3. 9.3s. NJ. 56, 9s
~. Tl0, =. N. SUNDAYS, 12 b2. SOB, A. NJ.
For Washington.-l2 81, 2 OS. $50, A. Nj. 1888,
l.23, T1O, p. NJ sundays, 12h2, 90s A. N.
For Nero Caste-6.2O, $50, A. NJ l.23, 6a', r. NJ.
No sunday Trsir 8.
For Deld,care r. Rs 80, A. NJ, to Crisneld 40,
P. NJ, to Harrington. No sunday Trains
FOR Wilmington x Western X. RIO 80, A. NJ
5.35, p. NJ. No sunday Trains.
For Win, ngton d Reading R.-S4', A. Nj ;
3.a5, $40, =. NJ. No sunday Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From New York-l.5i, A. NJ; las4. Lib, 100 P.
M. SuAdavs, l.sS A. NJ.
From Philadelphia A. ! s8 Q 25, 9 "a, A. NJ. ;
z. NJ Sundays, leil 5s, 1905, A. NJ; 'so. IL 20
From Baltimore Leg, s45, 4. M; l2ia, Ie ~.
5.3s. 9.el, r. NJ. sundays. ~. A. VI s2, p. N.
From. HdshiaJton i 50 A. NJ l2l2, l2Ij, . 80,
e2l, P.M suniays, l,22, a. NJ. ;y2i, 7. NJ.
Trains.
From Deia,rDre R. R $ 50. A. M, from Harring-
ton; C.. p. M, from Crit ii ID
From Neg cast,e.-s 80. A. M; 1900, NJ 4o5,
6.5 r. NJ No sunday Trains.
From Wilmington j. Wesiern r. - 81, A. M.
315 4. ". Nns undaY Trans.
From vi naington d Reading r. Rs 20, A. NJ
l2 %, NJ. : 80, p. VI. No sunday Trains.
TRAINS LEAVE PHIL lDEIPHrA FOR WILMINGTON
NJ, 1z.l5, ITO 400. 5l5 90, Is, 30 II 3d. 7. NJ
sundays, 80, A NJ 90, $50, 1.30. p. NJ
From 32d and Market Streets. 40, A. NJ, II 10
1915, go, p. M. sundays, l2.4p, A. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27

Last PAYMENT IN THE VII THIRD TO
Run OUT IN THIS cITY-A LARaE cAscEILA-
TIoS OF MoRTGAdEe-sEvRSo OR tI0HT MORE RUS
OUT, MKT YEAR.
The Wilmington Loan Association held its
10th monthly meeting, last evening, and $4,000.
was sold to 1st series shareholders at 5.3 per
cent. This payment is presumed to be the last
in the lst series OF this Association, the shares
being now at par .. worth 5000. A special
audit of the accounts will be made in few days
TO settle this fact definitely. The Wilmington
began its payments in April, 1866, and has there
fore run nine years and seven months. Originally
it had 1000 shares OF stock, but this number has
been reduced by Withdrawals to l49O, held by l7S
persons.
The amount due to these 1890 shares, at 5000
per share, IL $293 600 and OF this about .25O,-
600 has been heretofore advanced to them on
mortgage other security. These mortgages
will now all be released and the borrowers dis
charged. Those who have pot borrowed are en-
titled TO receive their money i'll cash, but, as a
matter Of fact, the issue of new series of stock
has SO operated lin this, as in other Loans, J
that their money ls now out on mortgage to the
members in the second or later series OF stock
and cannot be collected. There IL therefore, no
cash in hand or available with which to pay OF
those first series shareholders who had not bor
rowed Tie sum due them is between $4,000
and $50 000 Exactly how the trouble is to be
obvated is not yet seen. Other Loan Associa-
tions, we may add, are in the same difficulty.
Some arrangement will probably be made, how
ever, at meeting Of stockholders, soon.
During next year, several more Loan Associa-
tions, probably eight, will run out These are
the Aid, Diamond State, Germana No. !, Hope,
Home, Mechanics, Mutual, and Wilmington.
This will make jolly Centennial year among
our mechanics and working men, who will then
have their mortgages cleared of, and the month
ly payments discontinued 1t is probably safe
10 estimate that three millions of dollars OF
mortgages will be cancelled IN the eight Asso-
cations above named, and the Wilmington
| which, as stated, ran out last night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
local Hreyiiirs.

sunsetat5 8 02.
Help West Church.
Sunrise, tomorrow, at 81,
Tis sad to see the leaves drop.
Knights Of Py HAS g in town.
Widow sons should be Reod bSs.
The Union Loan meets. this evening.
Moonrise, tomorrow morning, at 90.
Wheeler 4 Wilson Agency, Q 6 W. stu street
Try a Wheeler 4 wi,so7--0 Market street.
How well "Old Prob" hit tt iu yesterf avs fore
cast OF ths weather
A brilliant oyster stew at moments oider at
fullmei's, SOD Market Street.
Ladies' send In some receipts for tha COMMERCIAL
ALMANAC and get free copy.
Font sells Enterprise Coal" so says the siga On
Fouts car s. Wh) said he didn't
Nov Look out for rain and get 40 ubrs /, Of
w DO, the noted hE.er. al . 4 Market ot.
Ha tlmss have taught n any men to shave
themselves. Ani that's not so good for the IA .
les.
Egytan roofing Is how "sli ths go" Mrsiic
where"
A dis, rate stock OF boo.s and ,hoes for mrr
ladies, Mis- es' and thl,dren, Ut Donehoe's' in'
Marke. 81.
Dubell, The wcl,-known ha ter, has b en- cor nusd
to this hopsa for lew days, but IL getting u1t
again. Bed co Il.
The Rlnvood collar, with sll the edIes folded.
will dt hetter and wear longer than any other.
Prove this by trying.
Pour q teasposnful OF mossses into cup of tea
and II the turn black the molassea contains acids
that are not wholeso ONE.
The Sef-lighting Gas Bnrner saves all trc ube or
delay with matches when you turn on gas II lights
sold al GawthTops AIS Market 81. Price s..
Do not waste your time and money In ling 10
IN latt lpniA for clothing when yon eau buy Of
BuAbaum much cheaper, a. 81 4 Market sts.
1t Is q gem Inc pie asure " 10 tusln6 50 Wi h
G0uert, the 4th sire Il tailor. II. des ally tx
cellent wo K, a-d ls Lot ex ofbi.ant IN h :
charges.
The Brandyw ne has been gorgeous with the
Autumn coloIs OF tbs foliage. ar after year,
these magnificent displays Of nature give denght
IN ,l IA tma m u.attv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
Wilmington Markets.
WIL-IIS0ToS De-

WLMSGroH DEL, Oct. ~
Tie markets, this morning, were full, with
the following synopsis Of prices
Medts,-Beefsteak, 16@25c per pound roasts
15D25c +; stews splic corned S@15c; pork
9l2 per cwt., l6c per pound; sausage, 1Gc scrap
pie, Sg10c ham wholesale l8c =; sliced 20G25c
shoulders i4c fitch lac; salt pork l2D15c Hard
l8c. mutton, 10@16c chops zoe; lamb 15020c
veal 16Cp20c outlets 22@25c chipped beef Doc
tripe &c.
NtsceNdneous- Butter 40@45c per pound
in firkins 3j@38c eggs, 35c apples, 15@30c pei
half peck, peaches, 15M20c potatoes l5ta20c
sweet potatoes, 10025c turnips, Sc; tomatoes
20c; egg plants, lO@2Oc apiece celery, ia l5c q
stalk oniona, $50 half peck cabbage 265c g
head hominy, 10c per quart beans, 10c limf
beans 15c cranberries, l2c mixed picklen 25c
pepper sance, l0c; honey 25c per pound
citrons 5@5c apiece grapes, 8tai0c per pound
pumpkins, 6Ga2Oc apiece chickens, 22c pei
pound live chickens, s125@l.75 por pair
chestnuts zoe per at rabbits doc apiece honey
25c per pound cider 25c per gallon.