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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11
Up salt River.

Dan. Mcdowell returned from
Salt River on Saturday. lie says
as he was half way up, he cav
Bill Morrison way ahead Of him,
and right behind Morrison was
Frank Hays. Nc. then looked
back and saw Billy Blair coming
along in IA canoe swearing that
bradley was without a Trustee,
and the Constitution without a
defender" Just behind Blair, he
said, vas Ike Lowe and Jim Den
ton, singing chat familiar old song,
Good bye.Susie.' lie then heard
a big noise, and stopped to listen;
in a few moments could be seen
a beat loaded with Bill Lowe with
a face a yard long; Dave Gofrman,
FATTY Campbell. eX-Squires
Douglass, Selvidge, Montgomery,
Potts and a host Of others. Nc.
says he saw where Key and Mitch.
Edwards camped four years ago.
They all enjoyed the trip hugely,
and returned sound and healthy,
to lick their flint and try it
again.
p. S.-We will add Dan Trew-
HIT to the above LIST.
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North Carolina.

The campaign in North Carroll
ma is developing many points OF
national interest. The two candi-
dates for Governor are Judge
Thomas Settle, Republican, at
present a member ofthe Supreme
bench. and ZebulOn ID. Vance,
an ca onfederate. Both are ma
tive North Carolinans. Judge
Settle was a loyal man duringthe
war, and suffered great hardships
Goap the Rebels. He has since
the wdrheld many official posi-
tons Of honor, and was Chirman
of the Republican National Con
vention at Philadelphia in 1872.
Vance was a Democratic member
Of Congress previous to the war,
and Governor OF North Carolina
during the war. The campaign
issue is the same as in 1861, and
Vance is making every effort 10
prove his loyalty to the Confed-
eracy. He recently made a
speech at Raleigh to open the
canvass at which he declared: l.,
rN
That he is sorry he laid down his
arms in 1865. 2. That he is in IA
vor of re enslaving the negro, and
that if that cannot be done at
once, his idea is TO adopt a plan
which will bring about such a con
dition of things. His plan to
bring this aboutis to deprive the
negro Of educational privileges;
to pay him low wages; to prevent
him from purchasing real estate,
and deprive him Of arms, ammu-
milton, stock, and agricultural
Implements. This is the platform
which the Democratic candidates
for Governor Of North Carolina
declares as his own. Governor
Vance has been accused of being
a doughface during the war, and
he is trying 10 convince the ex-
Confederates that he was not.
To this end Twenty-dollsr Rob
bins introduced resolution in the
House the other day directing
the Secrary Of War to furnish the
State Of North Carolina with cop
les Of the Governors official let
textbooks, captured by Union sol
diers at the State House in Raj
and retained at the War
Department as trophies. Gov.
Vance wants'his letter-books to
show that he was to the Confeda-
cy, for they contain all his cores
pondence in regard to secession
matters.-Inter Ocean.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11
"The Business Outlook. >,

This is a small sheet full to the
brim of the most useful informa-
ton, handed us by Captain Blunt,
from the Nashville Agency Of r.
G. Dun & Go. From it we learn
there have been 1l9 failures in
Tenn, during The first six months
Of 1876 agregating $1,670,965.
During sthe first 3 months there
were SO failures amounting to ST.
223, 796 while in the second three
months there were only 36
amounting to but $447,169. This
shows marked improvement. Re-
ports from 80 points in the United
States indicate a determination
among traders to run fewer risks
in selling, to carry stock in ac-
cordance with their means and
depressed condition of trade, and
to practice all due economy.
Crops in most sections promise a
large yield, but the low prices of
staples the country over, forbid
the building Of too high hopes for
tho immediate future.
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Ice Cream at all hours at Rob.
ert loves.
QYR consolation Dan Trewhiti
viii have-he was defeated by 9
c~lea'er man and a gentleman, and
Bradford may feel proud that he
was elected over the same kind
of a man.
IL this issue will be found a
card Of Ogden Bros, Wholesale d
Retail dealers in Books and Sta
tionary generally, Knoxville,
Tenn. We are well acquainted
with the members of this firm and
know them to be liberal gentle
men, and will do as well by their
customers as anybody. Give them
a trial.
THE defeat ofRoderick Random
Butler in she first district for
Judge was the best thing that
could be done for the party. Such
men as he are not lit to set on the
bench Of justice.
LET our new county court have
photographs taken OF our "beau-
tiful" court house fcnceand place
one in every public place
throughout the North. 1t will
bring thousands of people here
they Will see how enterprising
Bradley is.
The "hoss editor being absent
this week. no doubt Tilden and.
Hendricks will read this issue with
pleasure-and if our paper is more
interesting than usual If may be
attributed to the absence of the
boss"
Our new Sheriff says he will
yell out the court house window
next September, ooh yes, oh yes,
all We God-fersaken Radicals
come into conrt, as you are this
day bound to do!'
PERSONALITY. S. Upton, j. NJ.
S. 7. Gaut, Polk Cooper
and John Hardwick, left on Tues
lay last for the Centennial, andi
will return by the Western route,
Niagara Falls in their visit.
they will probably return in
about three weeks,
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Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through the col
INNS Of newspapers and by your Druggist TO
use something for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant that you know nothing about, you
get discouraged spending money with but
little success. Now to give you satisfactory
proof that GREENS August FLOWER viii
cure you of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
with all It's effects, such as sour stomach,
sick h%eodach, habitual costivencss, palpita.
ton Of the heart, heart burn, water brash,
coming up of food after eating, low spirits,
&C., we ask you to go TO your Druggist, "A D.
Scruggs, and get a sample bottle Of Green's
August Flower for 10 cents and try it, or a
Regular Size for - cents, two doses will re-
lieyc you.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
j, q. Upton VS.. James Richard
SON e. George Henderson, i'm
ChanCery Court at Cleveland,
Bradley County, Tennessee.

In the above stated ca SO It is allcdged in
the bill which Is sworn to that the defend
ants, james Richardson and George Hcndcr-
son are non-rcsidcnts Of The State Of Ten
ncssee, or 50 abscQud or conceal themselves
so that the ordinary process Of law cannot
be served upon them. It is therefore order
cd that publication he made in the WEEKLY
HERALD, n newspaper published in said
county of Bradley for four successive weeks,
notifying said nonresident defendants to
appear at Chancery Court to be held at the
court house in Cleveland. Tennessee on the
4tb Monday Of August, 1876, and plead an
swer domur or orthcrwiso make defense to
said hill or IL viii be tab IN as confessed and
set for hearing eypottc. July ~, 1876.
w. Ba. H7Cak AMY, q s. Ra.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.
To the VGterS OftEle Senatorial
District of Tennessee,

Being encouraged by friends in the sever
al counties Of tie District, | announce
myself as a candidate 70 represent the Sixth
Senatorial District in thc Rcyt Legislature.
Being a native of East Tennessee, having
lived in the District for the last ferty-three
gears, and having presided in the Chanccry
Courts in all the counties Of the District for
several years, | lattcr myself with tho belief
that my character md qualifications are suf-
f~cicntiy known for you 20 intelligcntly de-
termino whether or not | am worthy of so
important a trust. Respectfully,
7. NIXON VAN DYKE.
We are authorized to announce MAJ. N. P.
HIGHT, Of Monroe county, as a candidate for
State Senator, from this district. Election
in November next.
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Harris Relief.

1t seems almost unnecessary TO say any
thing in favor of this we'll known remedy,
for we presume there is hardly q family in
the land that cannot produce a bottle on de-
mand. Yet it would be amiss to warn our
people against The use of limitations, gotten
up TO resemble Harris Relief in appearance
OplU. lis virtues cannot be successfully
initiated. The only reliable Relief in the
market is Hart's, and counterfeits should
not be countenanccd.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11
Shersfsss Sales

In Obedience to an Order made at May Term
1876 Of the Circuit court Of Bradley county Ten
ncssee | will on the . day Of September next
House door in Cleveland said county and State
the following decribcd land to-wit one hundred
4 forty seven acres in the 10Th civil district Of
Bradley County the land upon which James
Gapp now lives and bounded on the North and
East by the land Of 5. c. Gerrcn, on the South by
). NJ. & j. L Grigsby on the west by Francisco,
leyicd on as the property OF James Wooden to
satisfy Il Judgement obtained by David Bandy
on the GHh day of May 1873 against James Wood
en- Il Thomas Wooden.
This July 2jth 1876,
ISAAC LOWE Sheriff.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11

Tom Crutchfeld declines the
nomination for Representative in
the Hamilton district rendered
him by the Democrats. A meet
ing of the executive committee is
called at Chattanooga for Satur-
day next, to supply his place with
another,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11

In Obedience TO-. III Ia made at the May
term 1876 of the Circuit court of Bradley County
Tennessee. | will on the 2 day OF Superintendent
expose to sale for cash in hand at the Court
House door in Cleveland said county & state
the following described house & town lot to-wit:
One town lot Situated in the Sixth ward OF
Cleveland Bradley County Tennessee, Edwards
addition to Cleveland, on the Bates road being
in the West end of lot No 10 and conveyed by
e Hardwick to J. X. Clingan levied on as the
property of j. X. Clingan to satisfy a Judge
ment in favor of the State against \. j. Lane,
Anderson Lane and j. K.-Clingan.
This July 18th 1876.
JcIAc Inup gbnrin
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History of the Diamond IRON
PiOW,

1st. 1t is the lightest DRAFT
KNOWN. I'd. 1t is made Of Chilled
Iron and Steel. There is enough
Chilled Iron to make it hard and
enough Steel to make it tough.
So it is hard and tough, and that
is what you need.
On Exhibition at HARDwIcK's.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11

Not over a thousand years ago
there was a man elected Justice
of the Peace twice by a"town
vote" That same man always
worked against the interest Of
Clown That same man swore
he would not vote for any man
that lived in "town." That same
man was a candidate for re-elec-
ton not over a thousand years
ago, and got beaten by "town"
not over a thousand years ago.
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DENTISTRY.

The undersigned having permanently To-
Gated in Cleveland as Dentists, respectfully
solicit a renewal of the patronage so liberal
ly afforded the senior member Of this firm
whilst he resided here % years ago. AS his
experience is enlarged, and his eyesight not
at all beclouded or impaired by age, he is
confident Of giving entire satisfaction, Duo
allowance for hard times WILDE regarded.
Most Respectfully,
JAS. s. w. q. CARSON.
Aur, 1-1S16. BIN
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11

Andrew Johnson, ofthe Greene
vile Intelligencer, who has been
abusing Judge Randolph in the
first district, was defeated in a
primary election for Representa-
tive by a vote Of $50 to 95. His
abuse on an honest man like
Randolph is a good thing for the
1attay
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11
EECCtioD Returns in Full.

Bradford & Trewhitt can each
be elected to one of B. f. Avery's
Steel Flows; it has no equal. Call
and see them at
SURGUINE, JOHNSTON & Co,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce w. ]. D0WELL Esq, of Polk county,
asa candidate to represent Bradley and
Polk counties in the next Legislature, sub
ject TO the action ola convention.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11

Since our last issue we have re-
ceived thirteen new subscribers
Let our friends work everywhere.
Every one Of our subscribers
colud get us one more if they
would try, and could thereby
double our list. Friends try it;
get us one each.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11

Rev. Mr.. Preston will preach
at the Cumberland Church on
Sunday next at the usual hour. a
general invitation is extended.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11
~EsradIcy's Vote.

From the above, if we take pol
itics into consideration, it shows
in case Of Chancellor, 425 Repub-
lican majority, and in Sheriff 1S4,
and in the Trustee 404. This sim,
ply shows that Bradley ID the ban
ner county Of Lower East Tennes.
GOO
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School.

Profs. r. w. Selvidge and 7. NJ.
Montgomery will commence the
free school at the Male Academy
in this place on the DIST Of this
month, and hope that there will
be a good turn out at the COM
menCempnt.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11
kTGTsON.

The entire stock Of goods in
the Store Of G. D. Oviatt Decd.
will be sold at Auction August
10Th commencing at 9 O'Clock.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11

Union Wings, brought up il
the political school of Danial
Webster and Henry Clay, have
you forgot the teachings Of the
great masters? Can you have any
sympathy with sectional Democ-
racy? You are drifting far from
your old moorings. Come back
to the old doctrines, which means
join the Republican standard.
Liberty and union, now and for
ever, one and inseparable!!'
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11

p HARDwICK sells good Sole Leath
er at reduced prices.
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In the first judicial district there

In The first Judicial district there
we're two Republican candidates
and one Democrat for Judge, and
in the second district there were
three Republican candidates and
one Democrat, consequently all
the Republicans were defeated.
1t will always be so as long as
half Of any party want office.
Probably Bradley will learn by
experience that Democrats are
like mucilage-tho thinner they
arc the tighter they stick,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11

A NECEssITY.-The Republican
party must remain,in power un
til every dollar Of the nationa
debts paid.
Until every citizen, white 0,
black, has his rights before the
law.
Until a Republican is as safe il
Georgia as a Democrat is in Mas.
chusetts.
Until gold and silver take the
place Of irredeemable paper mon
ey.
Until the rights Of labor are
recognized throughout the land.
Until the credit of the nation,
the liberty Of the citizen, the free
education Of the people, are so
we'll secured and protected as to
be beyond the reach o harm.
Deception one cannot see
through-A glass eye.
The baby's little game-Bawl.
A place for reAection-The
mirror.
A Summary measure.-The
thermometer.
There is a great falling-oif of
little boys who try to ride on the
behind end Of a street car.
it would be better for proof
readers if all the Turkish generals
were named Smith.
Why may 4 tinsy man fall into
the river with impunity! Because
he won't drown as long as his
head swims.
A Georgia man is suing another
for one cents damage to his nose.
Not much cents in that.
81 shall follow her soon," said a
sad-eyed nan at the grave Of his
wife. Within a month he was
following another woman.
"Madam," said a gentleman to
his wife, "let ne tell you facts are
very stubborn things" "What a
fact you must be-" quoth the
lady.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11
CLEVEIANTD
MARKET
Corrected Every Week.

The following are the quotations:
Bacon-sides 1Olc.
Bacon-shoulders, &c
Hams, lie
Lard, lie
Flour-nominal family, S2.75@3.OO
Butter 12t@20c
Eggs SIC
Rags lie.
Dried Fruit, apples 2!@3c
Peaches, halves
Feathers 4Oc
Bees Wax 2062Jc
A Shecting, by the bale 7i@8c
Block Yarn LOS
Chickens S@l0c
Salt-p sack, Virginia LIS
Oats, = bushG 25c
Corn Meal 55c
Tallowl}lb &c
Green hidesPib &c
Dry hides " SOLO
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11

AE;ND Poets. 70 GEO. P.ROWELL & co. Now
n, 2lk, Tor pamphlet Of 100 PAGES contllnlng
lr5t VI oV}V nc" papers, and estimates showing
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-08-11
Atlanta Market,

Corrected Every Week by
FL. TT. Q x 81 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09

American
81 69279 p quarter Mixed Western % 96zs fer
Old do. Wheat lo7alo4 csaial for AVERAGE California
sIrng Peas 1886 quarter for Canadian Pork 81 Dbl
LIVERPOOL. Feb. S-4 m.Of the sales OF Cotton today
$500 bales American.
LIVERPOOL. Feb m.-The and fabrics
at Manchester quiet but unchanged Bacon SO cwt for
Long Clear Middles
LONDON, Feb S-l2 80 D. m-Consols for money. 81 ' for
the account "a s,s u bonds ISG7S lU9S lOs0s 1OSti
Erie RAILWAY shares, 1884
LONDON, Feb - mConsols for money ~ So for tho
account, 9is Paris adyices quote Renes at CT 31i2c
LoNDoS. Feb $3.50 p m:Ihe amount Of bullion with
drawn from thu Bank OF England balance to-day Ia
g4Ooo Consos for money 9Asis for the account, "a SO
TaloN, 466 y owt -
LONDON, FEB 81 m.-United states bonds 10 4Os l03s
Paris adviccs quote fenies at 67f. sjc. -
LONDON. Feb. $3.50 p. m.-Tallow, 463f466 y cwt
LOSDoy, Feb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Linseei, 4a60&Sf.
Common Rosn. 81 powt
PARIS Feb S.-Eichange London. EST lac.
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COTTON MARKETS.

MRMrHIs Feb s.-Coon quiet. Middlng l2'ici receipt
1886 hsles shipments - os oalos s'o' LOW oea "A
HutsTA Fob s-Cotton qait demand moderate Miidlng.
I2if: Miidng II o.. Good ordinary o+e receipts
'WTrnS..i1S Feb cotton quiet Miing. I2i'c; Tow
Midfiu. Good Ordinary luc, net itcrpts, lJo bai'H'
sal,s I53 bales; stock 7i3 bales ,,,
BusTOy Feb S-totton quiet Midihnr l3'lo Low hhi
ding I2tc Good Ordinary. II or net re pi. balesi
err,9- al bales sarA % bales. stock. ~ Fl bales
SAyANNAH Feb. & otDn duh Middllng TO Low Mh
gruss l. ~ ee exports - or at nt'th 30. u" - "a
tao Continent 200 baes saos oOO bales hi"1A' o'V''
81 Lois Feb s.-Cotion duh Mdainr, 1916. low NH
ding Ili Good ord mary, 81 re. lf ~ .,lr, 'AP
ents i3f bales sles. 900 bales siacs zofol b,l"s-
Ct,clSNAu, Feb. S.-Cot0I st&idy; Mddlng, &c 10"
NiadIur Good Ordinary loo receipts, lti baloS
spn,enfs ~ bales sales 81 bales; stnck 1870 bales
pm 1pgfHiA Fob S-CotiOn dull Mdding l3'sc; 10"
hlG.ng Il -c ''OOu OIdi"diJ AAo'' N''AN'Np''' 49,
gross. ga baicH.
IoulsyliLR. FEB. S.-Coiton quiet N ddlinG l22c.
Cu.VEsIos Fob. b. Coti1u quiet hldhnc, lz'rc; low
Mhiiing I2aI2lyr, Cool Ordinary iOA flO'ic ne, re
ise ~ balts. sae tOJ bales. STOCK. bDOJi pats
gAlrsosy Feh s-Coiton dull Niidhng 1870! Low Md
ding - &c: Good Ordinary, lOl'i e1ss ItocitS "a
bles exports To The tohiln,u n baIcS' c0ASI"n Az
bali 5 sales. i2j bales stock, I'@ hales
GALVESTON Feb s-Cotion dull Middlngz. l24o Low
Nadine III &c; Good OnnaJ. lOtc.. ret receipts iiSI
bal,s; gross l76G bales eNrfts To N.e1t hllrin ~
bales 20 u, Ionu1 NIL 20 81 Ia bols,
NEW OaiEA,s Fob. s.-COuon-Dcmand good; Mddllng
Middng II .c Good Ordinary, 9'y net receipts,
IL 7C7 bales 16O4j bales exports, 10 Franco TO-
bales coastwise. o9l bales sales GOOO oc" SUCK ''A1
bales 49,.
MOBILE Feb s-Cot'on quiet Mdding. l2l4e.; Low Md
N ne &c. Good ORDINARY 9h6lOci net receipts i,l
hal EXPORTS to Great Bnaln. 81 bales coas"hr' LOO
bales sales 1000 bales stock. 80 81 Daos' -
NoRFoLK Feb. e-Cotton duh; MiddliDg l2,11l3'7c-
ret recept 40 bales exports coaswDe. sOi bales Sales
40 bales stock, 1889 bales.
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WOOL MINK II.

phil .ngfrHl Feb s.-Woo IN improved demand supply
HIGHT but equal al wants ono o. market trui salts o
P-nnsylaniA aud West Virginia ny aud above NJ 80
Sue. y, 400 sSr. Medium. 43aJtc. Coarse tIgio.. NnN
Mirhiean. Indiana and Western flnc Disc io4iuin
i,e 10 Cn,r- Sc. tombing, Washed ~ fGJc Comp
iur Ipwa-iei 42L,. CanHda Combine, bSc-i I'm" n
vs,be.i O4.lc. Coarse and Medium uAwaslgl - aSSc.
TuD n aslcd fgdiGc, Colorado. Was i 70 &Jc tnlpfao
IfuwaHhed 226Y5r. Extra ard Mrrino Ptiei. 30 wees
No and super PUlle $50 2c.. IoKas. Fine a1d Ao-ian
n a2yc.. Texas Coarse. 81 arc.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EunnpEAN MARK Ella

LIVERPOOL, Feb s-l2:3o. m.-Cotton IL stsadier; Md
ding uplands Sud. Middhng Orleans exd sales
10000 lales including 20jU for speculation and export
rsceps 450o bales, d which 3eo0o were American The
but now weak with offerings free sales q Middisy
DO do May Juns delivery At Sd do. do, June and
July delivery ~ 6sL The receipts Of Wheat Tor the past
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.


Tckes Nary X and husband and others 10 sarah
scntcd, corner OF COrtlandave and M0tts zJd ~ ooo
ward years. ~-'N"N
Kennedy, James, and others 10 Middlctown National
HaI So' var 49, - anu 40 $4,000
Phclan, Mary to Mary Buckley. Of l19ths eof oo
fthayc YEAR. NV"
Anderson alc. and wife. TO James Virgins sol -oo
l22dst, OF ~ ave years sow
sheernan Edward To George II Crawford, CottagesI aoo
S@tea fiI 5S ave. ana wi'e' 70 1000
piIrnann Rudolph, and wife, to kOb, W corner OF 80
Ie.kman NJ ace JOth II JUN
X, and husband TO John III ScnulZc' ms 90
COrtlandt ave u - 81 MOtst years lOVo
Bren HourY wife to III Bri H. lth st. et2d oo
and al ayes year 800. 49, WV"
Parker Franoss H. tO VIM Conkin and others eA rs oeo
ls7tBst, OF iJl ave; year you
Uud.ra, Iindsy, and wife and others 10 samuel II oo
LYON, k13 Madison wv
S,ad af tlos' ava Srio 70 i'' 1000
Ittucr John and vie Henry schmidt and others
leading from fremont TO FOrdhan. AIN ooo
f''N'N
Cg si6sYyc. ii yesrs 70 $1,000
AS1 a Se s on SaG ST. t. spngSt years 1880
Has, i' aao H. " ''o '. 1000
lOhc.all j. n SA'A"~ D'p"'y i''h''OoI.
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N. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For TIKI WEEK ENDING FkB 8, 1876
Tor rBK n. 7. TKIBUNh, by our Owl HepOI


". u.
Send freight and osher expenses eat
look eIamnsion sale where dirty
the motion viii not allow the eontents 70 change about
SsPy Of o DRY ne cut straw with oss marx Ps s
box barrel stating tho also send letter at tho
voice Of should be ucossi in barrel box Always
state The number Of p,cksgsS secure for yourself repn
demand '' ''' '''' '''p' 10 '-"' ~" '"A' IL
BEANS AND PEAS
Sb sI s s Ss &C. :' Of ss
@ s S telling % s sss Sass
sales at 81 So Mere our pr sen, figures intended for
note sses q is bbs 81 So Just now, however that
again we have 10 report weak market with Willingness
se arrive 81 &c. Mediums are very du and pea beans
recent Transactions are 2O2 beans. several
sS s 80 100 Ss sSs ssn@ e. q S b. 90 SS
white kidney at U.s. and 80 bbs prime pea beans at 81 AZ
9aotatoS.; ro u,,,.s,srevs, 7,n., 3,
sss%: $ss'' Tn': asy sSs
BS qS o SS g g pS Care saD' G6 DVo
pr Prime A.i' lows 500 DS DS So pi IN bulk. -
g. k Fs red S s sS sss = coo 10
BUTTER
Receipts for the wos sg nEss DO Sst wea
the resolve themselves into three
Fs n as hal f
CANT pr pail ewing 70 thet sss cS Ss Soe gs1S
fest anxiety 10 rid Of Tr lighter receipts Of good
rolls and @ sspc %e 20 BACK
few years End this difference VIZ thst formerly mSsi q
tubs instead Of SV sres. Proportion Of hins formerly
we now have large naisbers Of small Welsh tubs ana s
@ asa some year. We only sPsak % @ a. natter ss
ndez Of viz Of state butter
eSsssy a. ass 81 selected halt tubs. esos ss &c., 10 first
fas rknh s3ei with lot good nrkins ~ sie @ western