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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-12-20

sSg- Fishermen in want of Giling Threa
would do well by examining fresh importatic
at A. ID. Spencer's, Havre dc Grace. decl3
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-12-20

s9s"For Sale.-Prime Oak Shingles, by the
hundred or thousand. n. W. s. Hays, near
Churchvllc. noyS
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-12-20

.5Y"For Salc.-Pure Bronze Turkeys, bred
from tirst-prize stock at the New England Fair,
for sale by A. NJ, Fulford, near Bel Air. novS
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-12-20

s4g@Gold, Silver, Greenbacks or National
Bank Notes will be received in exchange for
Ladies' Goats, which have been reduced below
cost, to close out stock by January LIST, at A. d.
Spencer's, Havre dc Grace. decl3
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-12-20

s5sy] Buy the celebrated Water Proof Walker
Boot. Every pair warranted. For Sale by j.
c. Rouse Bel Air. octiS
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-12-20

s.%- Holiday goods of every description can
be had by calling on A. d. Spencer, Havre de
Grace. decl3
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-12-20
Harper'S Periodicals.

Postage free to all Subscribers in the United States
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-12-20

eag-D. Quinlan, at Perrymansvillc, has again
reduced his prices. Christmas goods very low
dec13-4t
s:8g" A very desirable Property for Rent, on
which is q good Store House. Possession given
Immediately. Apply to Jesse Guyton, neal
Fallston. decl3-3t
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
The Cook Renefr Fund.
TFrom the Paducah News.1

Another matter of special interest
to the people Of Western Kentucky
was considered by the Medical Cub
last night. We have reference to the
effort now in process of Inauguration
for the relief of the widow aud two
daughters of the late martyred hero,
DR. Jno L. Cook, OF Henderson. Ky
who fell so nobly battling for mankind
a, Hickman, Ky. On motion of Dr.
Singleton, the chair appointed com
mittee 10 devise some plan or arrange
ment by which the noble widow of DIR
Cook will receive that aid and aS>is
lance from the people of Kentucky
aud especially from South Western
Kentucky, in part payment of a sacred
debt which the people of this Com
monweaith owe her for the loss of him
the noble and devoted husband and
luther, the brave defender of his fellow
man. whose place can never be filed
in the home and hearts he has left
desolate
TO Drs Thompson, Saunders and
Singleton was assigned the duty of de
,ising the plan 10 question; the com
mittee to report at called meeting OF
the Club, in Drs Saunders and Davis
office. next Friday evening at Z clock
II the District papers will please
notice this effort in behalf of the relir
of Mrs. d.. Cook. they viii very much
promote The success OF the movement
now being commenced
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
AssaIIIng Murphy.

Mr.. Frances NJ urphy Is asSailed in
New York, as he pursues his temper
ance labors there. with the same ones
ton that has been presented him else
where: How much money do you
make by your efforts for the poor
drunkard?" The idea of some Of
these Gue>rioners appears 10 be thar
Mr. Murphy is a hypocrite aud a fraud
ii he does not give all his time. pay
his own expenses aud subsist on "a
crust. aud that. furthermore, they
have a right to know preci-elYF how
much more than this, if any ,thing, he
is securing This is all very absurd
and. in tact, very pitifdl Why NJ.
Murphy, who is doing good in his
own way, and apparently doing it
with vigor and effect. should not be
we'll paid, as marny other workers in.
the field of philanthropy take care 10
be. is not easily explained The habit
i, in the present day aud generation.
for every person to take care first of
him>elf~au those dependent upon him;
Mr~Murphy, in undertaking labor
oertainly much more unselfish than
this average habit, deserves more raih
er than less of compensation. That
he should neglect provision for him
self aud his family is a demand quite
too unreasonable for consideration.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
Ana Ne Knew aim Not,

We intend this time TO wait for the
convention wagon, unless we shall be
come convinced that the rings aud
cliques are working against Dr.. Black
burn II this should appear to our
satisfaction. then we may be counted
in for him to the bitter end.- frigg
County Democrat
Then may the good Lord open the
eyes of your understanding that you
may see Whatever every body in this
region concedes-that he wiry poliri
clans, regular place hunters aud Clique
managers are with one accord. opposed
to DR.. Black burn How can they be
for such man as he is? The same
set who 80 long fought Senator Will
Iiams are arrayed against Black burn =
Louisville Democrat
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
True. MISS Eug em.a. True

The Ballard NeCs of which Miss
Eugeuiu Parham is the editress, has
this to say OF DR.. Black burn:
DIR Luke z. Black burn also stands
ready to come, at the call Of his coun
trymen-where Is greater than he
Search the records Of mlnk ind. and
you fud no name emblazoned in bright
er leters than that of Back burn
Others may boast of conquered worlds
and slaughtered viciim- Washington
braved the British fire and won his
couutry's freedom; Franklin 'decoyed
the lightning from the bosom of a
summer cloud, aud made it subserve
the world in the transmission of
thought; but Black burn strobe into
the midst OF death, of poverty, disease
aud wretehedness, aud ministered with
tender hands, alike. to the high aud
the low made in the image OF God
endued with God like feelings, noble,
grand, brave aud true
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
The Governmen, a"a the Le-


From the Louisville Courier-Jeurnal.]
Senator Eustis' position on the evee
question l. well taken The MIs>is>-
ippi river is a piece of flowing, elastic,
expanding aud destructive properly
which belongs to the Government, and
il is the Government business to keep
it within TIE banks That Is the pFIr-
ciple on which the towns aud cities on
the Northern lakes obtain millions II
money for the construction OF break
waters TO protect their harbors. he
people there claim that the Government
owns the lakes. aud that it Is the GOV
ernments business to keep the wa r
! back. cost what the process may. u
taat principle the Government spends
millions every year building break
waters. for instance, for such towns n
/ Black Lake harbur, Snugatuck harhor.
/ South Haven hnrbor White River
! harbor, Mu,kegon harbor, Grand ia
ven harbor. in the State of Michigan
lore money has been spent on break
waters aud similar Improvements at
/ Chicago by the Government than has
/ been spent for the improvement OF The
Mississippi river
What i a good principle for Gov
eminent appropriations in one section
of the country is good principle for
another section, which has urgent ne
ce-siries Tor improvements. like the
South If it Is the duty Of the Gov
ernment TO protect Chicago and her
shipping from tn violence Of the Suri
aud 10 preserve the harbor, il is the
duty OF the Government 10 keep the
waters OF the Mississippi from period
ically iuundnting The couutry over an
are of $4,000 square miles. Ten
/ millions OF acres of this land subiect
10 overflow is first class cotton gro@lng
land; nearly 6 100000 acres comprise
the best sugar cane lands in the coun
try. aud at least 3 000. 000 acres are
adapted for the various grains The
value of these lands would be not less
than S45G. 600 600 If they were pro
'ectcd from OVERT w They would be
brought speedily into cu'tivafion, and
the immigration which would follow
the impetu, given to internal develop
ment would bring about a prosperity
which would be to the advantage OF
the business OF the whole country
The river frontage of the Mississippi
where lev-e- are necessary, l. nbou'
one thousand miles long Hitherto
the levee Sy> en- has heen necessarily
deficient because. being left tn luca
effort, it WIS nor possible 10 obtain tht
mcuey to construct any substao'ia
work The work has been only par
tal; the lever- have Ice OF Insufficient
height and of poor d un~cienlifc
construction; ihey have not been pr"p
erly Inspected or gnaded The work
can not be effectively doue without tn,
aid of the Government or lis entire
controt over lev ee construction
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
Rise ana ExpIaIm.

A discussion, during the recen' session
of tire Fulton County Court OF Ciaims,
discloses state of fact, that calls Tor an
explanation to the taxpayers OF tlis eonn-
~, or to those who have the good repute
of their county at heart.
The records show that, the tourt of
Claims, allowed to ". II. Rope delin
auent lisis for the years 1871 ind 81,
of 81 6s2; John Tyler, for 1913 md lo' /,
only SS42: to B. K. Walker, for b'o and
1876. 81, $50. Not only this, but h'er the
uncolleeted taxes of 1873 and led OF J no
f. Tyler had been placed IN the hn'h OF
B. r. Walker, the same court, ass UNI n 2
! to act by authority of a special az Of be
Legislature, again passed upon tDe ilst OF
1873 and 1874, for the benefit q B. x.
! Walker, and allowed him deAnqlent
/ list of 81 So. And strange as itmN ap-
| pear, a majority of the justices SUING
| at all the courts, were the same,
Now, we want to know, why his dis
crepancy in favor of Walker aud Roper
and against Tyler?
If Tyler was allowed all TO EhieA he
was entitled, then the county has been
defrauded out of Sits, TO CRAFTY aper-
sonal favoritism in favor of Roper aud
/ Walker Or, if the amount allowed ihese
/ gentlemen be correct, then surely the
sureties of Tyler have been unJustiy be Id
to pay near 81, Coo. Which Is IL We
call upon the Court of Claims 10 rise and
explain. IAA-fA1 liz.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
Tribute Of Resn.ot.

committee, composed of Flrence Ian
drum. Emma McCutchen and Maggie Ran
die, was appointed, by the Ladies Aid So
ciety, TO prepare suitable resolutions on
the death of Mrs NJ E. GAtpsEa, pre-
scented the following:
WHEREAS, Death has taken from us or
much beloved member. MARY E1I, GARD
SEa, and we most sincerely lament her
loss; therefore be it
Resotged That in the death of Mrs. NJ
r. Gardner. this Society has Oft one OF
l.s warnest supporters the iadisent ami
suffering true friend, who's heart was
ever moved by their want, ~ active
charity and help.
Hes0tUed, That. we extend ID her family
our sympathy in their bereav,raent.
ResoLoed, That these res.ations h,
spread upon our record and 81 bIishea in
the Hickman Courier.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HICKMAN, KY, Dec II, lS7S.
Council met. Mayor Tyler in the chair.
Present.-Couneilmen Baltzer, Cowgirl,
hertweek, Sohm and Trouiweine.
Minutes Of the preceding meeting read,
adopted and signed.
On motion, the following accounts we re
allowed, and orders directed to be dra wn
on the treasurer for the same:
Baltzer s Bro, repairing tools. $l4 so;
Troutweine & Simones, repairing tools.
So. Is; NJ B. Shaw Is bbIs of Line. (Sl %
per bbl) Sl6 %; James r. Barksdale. 81
days wagon and self. (S3 90 per day.,
$1,000; Robbins s. Moore, 2.264 feet of
Lumber. SD 81; B. Moore. Al DAYS work
S. so; Rube Farmer, 81 days work. s. :5.
On motion, the present Council refuse
to order an election for Mayor and Coun-
cilmen for the year 1879
On motion, the Council decline to be
responsible for accidents on steps leading
to Court House aud refuse to repair said
steps.
On motion, rule was suspended and
ordinance passed requiring an Shooting
Galleries to pay license of Shopper day .
Motion made and carried that Mr. Muse
be released from paving poll tax for the
year 1878, he being a minor when the
assessors book was returned
On motion, Council adjourned
J. E. FUQUA, CITY Clerk.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20

BALLARD FOR Observation-Disclosures
NERIrEs GAZING CoNvENTIoN MEN
The Ballard Democracy did the
handsome thing for DR. BIackburo, 10
their convention Monday last. dsclar-
ing him their first choice for Governor
without one dissenting voice. Over
the rest of the State ticket there sas
sharp contest, which resulted as fol
lows:
LIEUT.. GovERNoR.-T Corben. t
choice; II A Tyler, ID choice. Audi
tor-Fayette Hewitt, lst choices P.
Nuekols ID choice.
SUP'T PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. = F.
Smith, 1st choice, No second choice
Atty GENERAL -Th5s. E Moss
No second choice.
REGISTER LAND OFFICE W L
Worries No second choice.
TREASURER j. w Tate.
Our Informant, who was prssebt
asserts that the Turnerifes made war c
the hilt on all convention candhaies
The onslaught was developed 10 the
the contest for Lieut. Governor. abe,
the name of Mr. Corbett-a Ballard
man-not a candidate-was brought
out, to prevent first instructions fot
Tyler For Auditor, the name O
Tom Geheen, from the neighbofeoun'
ty of Marshal, strong conveuIonlst
was ignored So 10 the contest tor
Register, the name of Mr.. Boyd, a
strong conveutiouist. of Gallo way
was ignored We score the first blood
for Turner, and now let's see who gets
the next knock down.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
JEFF Davis m,ie a speech in New
Orleans the o:her day
A 1RIBUrE

TRIBUTE
TO THE MEMORY OF MISS cAFFIE LUrTRELL
What a strange and sad thing TO reflect
upon the memories of the past While
thinking of the wide spread death and
desolation that has just cleared away from
the skies of our beautiful land, there Is
one of whose good name. aud sweet CON
partnership, | would feign give an humble
tribute Of respect. Known by many, and
loved best by those who knew her best; |
feel that l. one that knew and loved her
well, may, in justice 10 my tie compan
ION, give some expression of our pleasant
associations while she lived aud blessed.
like rays Of sunshine, those around her
How often she has visited me ia my coun-
try home always gay and cheerful how
we have talked OF the bright future we
hoped was before us She didn't think
that in so short "A time her earthly career
would be stopped, her plans wOuld be cast
into the ocean OF the past, and her course
changed from hence 10 one OF eternal du
ration. But, Oh ! il is consolation TO
know that death hal no fears for her, and
that she perfectly willing TO die.
She told her mother she knew she had
many warm friends to leave behind, but
she hoped TO meet them all that bright
and shining shore, where there would be
no more parting but peace and happiness
forever. L, is hard 10 give her upl Never
TO see her smiling face again. Never to
hear her happy greetings any more. How
| will miss her when | visit her home.
She was always a duiifui daughter, low
ing sister and a consistent member of the
Church, and a devoted friend. Never
viii l forget thee dearest CAPPIE and he
many pleasant days we have speat to-
gether Always viii hold thy name in
reverence as the dearest ana most blessed
FREUD of my youth a. I.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
CAPTURED THE THIEVES Marshal

CAPTURED THE THIEVES M arshal
James Warner and policeman Hackett had
the good luck to capture the thieves,
charged with robbing the grocery house
Of j. K. Brown. The robbery was com
nitted Tuesday night. Wednesday morn
ing Warner aud H&ckett started in pur-
suit The thieves, in their hurry of cou--
mitting he robbery, aud their greediuess
in trying to PACK too large loads, dropped
pieces OF the stolen tobacco in their path
to the river, which pointed the quick
scented detectives to the probable route
eae river they started. At a tow-head,
near New Madrid, on the Kentucky shore,
they ran up on camp FIRE, and, landing,
found themselves in the presence Of the
objects of their search. The thieves, at
first, made some manifestations of resist
snce, but Warmers party soon convinced
them that resistance was worse than fool
ishness, aud two of the three surrender
ed, the third one making his escape, or
rather eluded capture. However, this
third oae is on an island, which is being
searched and guarded by four good men,
and it is thought that it is impossible for
him to escape, unless he swims the river,
and we guess he'd rather be captured
tkan to swim such weather as this
The goods stolen from Browns grocery,
consisting of coffee, tobacco. cigars, etc,
were found on the shore secreted and hid
about in different places. There was also
found dozen or two of new pistols. two
or three shot bags full of pocket knives,
etc. The prisoners deny any knowledge
Of the stolen goods, and Of course will
plead not guilty
They were brought to Hickman, We'd
resday night, and committed to Jail.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
gEmsEic lgImelosv s.sue!es.

VTOU CANCEL GOOD JEANS AT AN
BERG from 70 to 40 cents.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
AN AsTlNrsurN1 TAC1.

large proportion Of the American
people are to-day lying from the effects
OF Dyspepsia or disordered liver. The
result of these diseases upon the mass-s
of intelligent aud valuable people Is most
alarming making life actually burden
INSTEAD of a pleasant existence Of en-
joyment and usefulness as it ought TO he.
There is no cool reason for This. If You
Will only throw aside prejudice and
sEepticism, take the advice OF Druggists
and your friends aud try one bltfte OF
Greens August Flower Your speedy
relief is certain. Millions of bottles OF
this medicine have been given away Go
to try IT'S virtues, with satisfactory results
in every case. You can buy 81 sample
bottle for o cents TO try. Three doses
will relieve the worst case Positively
sold by all Druggists on the Western Con-
tinent. Sold BY Buck x CowGILL
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20

TRIGG Democrat: For once in the
history of Cadiz the horse swapping bri-
gade:did not parade. They were 100 wet
outside in the fore part Of the day to ~
gage in the jockey business and in he
evening they were too wet inside to make
presentable appearance on parade For
once within the memory of the oldest ia
habitant County Court day passed of
in Trigg without horse-swaP.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
New Goods! New GooaS!.

EAM NOW RECEIVING ! FULL AND
complete line OF new " " + 4 Il
q o d D. s. embracing all the choice
stvies in the late fashions We have sur
RAISED all previous efforts in styles and
nrices. Our stock is now the most at
tractive aud Cheapest in the market. This
stock of goods has been purchased since
the frosts, and PARTIES may rely, conf
dently on ges.sng aoso,uteiy pre- ;o me's
81, offer in this city. Call and e. amin
80 Goods aud prices and satisfy your.
selves L. y Z " i ~ Il y.
rnvS-ie
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20

TAx-PAYERs," in this issue, puts SEINE
pointed questions to our County Court of
Claims The columns of the COURIER are
open for e reply. We apprehend the
ssttoO" will be lively, but it concerns
coui o. matters which are legitimate for
public discussion, and so we say dance
in 1t concerns the peoples interest, and
the people should hear all about it. In
fact the public is the appellate court IN
such matters. So, the case is docketed
for trial, the plaintiffs peadins filed in
this issue, and we apprehend the par
ties defendant will not let judg ement
go against them by default, or deny the
appellate juridictiOn of the people. The
COURIER has no Partially, bat will give
each an equal showing.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

When used for rheumatism, Sore
Throat. Lame Back, Neuralgia. Sprains.
Bruises, Cuts Contracted Muscles, Stiff
Joints, Corns and Burns on human be
iugs; and SPAWN, Ring Bone. Calls. Cuts,
Scratches, etc, on animals, Cousseus
Lightning Eminent is unequpled. aud It's
effect simply electrical. As its name suE-
gests, il is quick to relieve. and thousands
bear witness to lis astounding Writ es.
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale hg
Buck & Cowgirl, Wholesale and retail
druggists. Hickman, Ky. augl6.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
Commercial.
HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE. I
FRIDAY, Dec. -, 1878. !
corNrRY PRoDUc1, ETC.


PORE-22a3 cents
DRIED FRUIT-Apples , to cents
Peaches to cents.
CORN. ear SOC shelled 35c per bushel
COTTON, 74a7$e.
WHEAT market active 60aS0c per bushel.
MEAL 4ec from wagons.
BEES YAK &c per ID.
HIDES, green, &c; dry sailed, 8al0c; dry
flint. lual3c.
wool. 8aa355c per h, tub washed
FEATHERS, 35n40' per 10, prime.
TALLO W. &c per 10.
BUTTER fresh l0ai5e per 10
POULTRY Spring chickens 81 80; old
s. 00a2 90 per dozen.
EGGS. Sal0c per dozen
BARRELS Apple 4)c Flour 45e; Molas-
ses s. %, Nolasses Kegs 10 gals 98c.
Molasses Kegs, gals zoe; Whiskey
Kegs 10 gals, Sl.O0; Whiskey Kegs, 4
gals, soc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
HoNoRrNG Our HERoEs-The

HoNoRING Our HERoE-The
hearts of the people of Hickman warm
with feelings of gratitude which knows
no language for expression, when wssee
in the public journals, the honOrs which
the people of the distant States Of Rnn-
sylvania and Nebraska, are paying t Dr..
J. D. Leslie, for his noble and heroieser-
vices at Hickman OF all the heroes de-
veloped by the yellow fever epidemic Dr..
Leslie, can justly be classed as the bav-
est of the brave, and the noblest oithe
noble In Pennsylvania they presered
him testimonial in the shape Of Tia
mond set, and in Nebraska a fine siver
service, and in each place was weleued
home by public meetings, and steshes
by the authorities The testimonil which
will be presented to him from Hickman, -
may not be as costly, bzt it va MEAN
more, than the richer presentatia from
his noble Northern friends, for Sc have
witnessed the horoic services which
they have only heard, and we have felt
the terrible sufferings from a psiilsnce
which God grant they may neverfeel.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20

The growth of the order of knights
of Honor in this country has bean sim
ply marvellous. Til order now exists in
dinate Lodges. The embership Mt this
date is over $1,000, and constantly in
creasing. The number OF deaths that
have occurred in the order is 40 and on
these $4,000 have been paid Only 43
assessments have. been made to raise this
immense sum. The order was originated
ia Kentucky and there are now 50 lodges
with a N membership of over 900 ia the
State.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
FLORIDA.

throng Of sufferers with coughs and
Gods, annually go South 10 enjoy the
ethereal mildness of the land Of flowers
To them we would say the necessity of
that expensive trip is obviafed by Cons
sens Compound Honey Of Tar, which
speedily vanqpishes the couchs and coils
incident 10 this rigorous cline. For pub
lie speakers 10 surpasses the Demostheuic
regimen of pebbles and sea shore; clear
ing the throat until the voice rings with
the 81 very cadence Of a bell. Csc COus-
sens Compound Honey of Tar. Price 50
cents bottle. For sale by Buck & Cow
gill, " holesale and retail druggists Hick-
man, Kentucky. augl6
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Local Items.
FARM FOR RENT.

INCUR MILES BELOW HICKMAN
For further information inquire a
n29-tf THIS OFFICE.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
GROCERIES.

BACON, sides Gets; shoulders Acts; hams
S3a10e. !
CHEESE. I2e14c per pound
COFFEE Rio l6A20 per Id.
CRACKERS, Ease per 10.
COAL oil, 20 per gallon.
CANDLES, star, l5al6c per h.
FLOUR Hickman Mills. S5.0)a6.O0.
MOLASSES 35 lace per bbli 45cts per
half barrel
LARD OIL, 81 90 per gallon.
LARD Sea l0cper IN.
GUNPOWDER 500 per key.
BLASTING PONDER, S5.5l per keg.
SODA. 4o per 10. nv the key.
SUGA brown, Sa9c; hard l24al4c-
SHOT, per bag, 81 -
STONEW ARE, i0a12al34 per gallon.
TOBACCO, mrnufac'I per lib. 6)aSl.00.
SALT, car loal bush. bbl.. 81 %; By re-
tail 81 70; 285 b. bbI., car load, Sl.SJA
by retail $l.20.