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~ = s'aed 10 The New Orleans Times.
that EPpes, Who il will be remembered,
from Petersburg. Va. where be
had committed ! horrid murder, has be en-
arrested.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
| LAND FOR RENT.

DukSBANT u an nrder or re e ssrast u.
rerias cour, cf Law Ard cha, rnfs fas
=. nessen Ceuntts pronounced ON ~ 81 Nos
esmnsh 1916. ia J cause ,hefesn yeed sgs ID
Nnsch 1oAa Z. HlH,ttsmek SIC. ale pislnlllIA,
aad Jshn BriseOs's atm'r. &C sre deisnaasss,
tae sqosefibsr thereby appoinied com y issii.r.
e Tor 5he purpose, will pros eed On sAs I0ik Car
.1pffl, 1851, g sent, % he hsshekt bidder. 81
We psemisessihe rial estate Of said LOAN Gsis-
err. dstfa. ~ 5t6.rsoa cs,nsty hs,sS r. Ia,
called III ED10.vSs. fss HE Term VI Two wv.
ehsing W tie III April. 1919.
Bond ard security viii be required. pavahle
ON she lst day of April, ISIS, ara III Aar,l.
1919. EDW,D i ennFP ~ =
March Is isi7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
March Ia, 1917.
10 wit:

AT Rules holden in the clerks Office Q fthe cir.
cult Superior court of Law and chancefy for
jefferson coanty, the frst Monday in March,
l847-
Philip Un6enhour and Betsy his ,offs.
PLAlNTiFrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

webster and Calhoun are said 10 be
now Engaged upon great works. ahicb
are 10 be the Growing effjris Of their
lives: Mr. Calhoun upon a Treatise on
the Principles Of Government. and Mr..
Webster upon a History and Exposition
of The Constitution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

The IIi'h Relief Fund in New York
amounted on Thursd y afternoon 10 SOL :
600. 1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25

'BuckWheat Flour and Butter.
* UPERIoR Buskwhrat Flour, superior But
- fer ADJ Dried Peaches, just rsee,ye.. and
Fpr sale ferHcash hy ~ MILLER.
March IA. ses1
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4 HAVE ssps good POTATOES fer sale.
q CHARLES ;YATRs.
!, .Ns,sA IS lss7.-sl
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Saddle & Harness Maker

Daudle q Harness Maker,
sHE undersigned. thaakf,.l 10. his frisnd. far
ne encourage meA he received Tor Inc rear
pss', heres, hal 81 reducing his psiaes, be may
500 many ne wfones 10 his list fe nay ssigI BE-
found q 81. old stand, ready 10 furnish, al he
q r'esi notice. any article ii bis Inc, made III
the best materials.
ShaftCr Saddles,
OF the best quality. viii b SOD la~;
Besi KIP collars, padded, ii 81. ga -ra.h 81. Sc
Dc without p,d,, 81 al -Aessh u, as.
To shor,, all 4ants oi wotk VA be sold as low
IS eas be bought any wherein The eonalfy.
~ Repairing done al The shef,esi no,ice
Adm NHIP.
charles,own, March ia. ISlT-3t
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M AOOT- 1900 pounds prime Bscon, heg
I'D roasd- Also. 900 Curanbers in brine for
picking. just received 81
March Is. sHMLEAoNG, Az.
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LlH ~ BAGS prime green Rio. sLssuira
- q ~ ami cis whits CeEses, rscsiving
Ind for safe BIZ
Fsb, ". ls,7 = ~ ! M
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e. i n I:s.. , goa n s.ss.
mi Shoulders, SO bushels whjte corn neal.
100 pounds family LARD, 81
asshE "a vM Stock
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March IS, 1897
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Jan q ,.Is47 IF
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K .I3. 7.TFF 14LI1 y. A1IfF a rs
March lF 1872 Con, asfssiof,ers
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Or, HEBREW PLASTER

READ AND RECEIVE INSTRUCTION.
NMT Il would call the attention OF our readers to
Wv the advertisement of the Hebreg Plaster
and the Persian Pill in to-day's paper, and would
also stae In connection with this, that we are well
acquainted with Hebrew Plaster, having made use
OF 1t at the East for severe pain in our Side and
Breast, which at one time threatened to entirely
disable us from attending to our business. Two or
three applications Of the Plaster entirely cured us.
-[Logansport Telegraph.
For removing all seated pains, such as Rheuma-
tsm, pain in the Back, Side, or Breast, it has no
equal in the world. 1t is etiicacous in removing
Wens, Tumors, Corns, &c. We do not design to
puff this medicine with old fictitious certificates,
but will simply mention few recent cases, where
it has effected cures.
Mr. Sloan, of GAINESVILLE, after having suffered
with rheumatism for nine years, was cured by US
ing the Heb,ew Plaster
Mr.. Anderson, of Putnam, was troubled for a
long time with lame back, occasioned by nverilt-
ing, and was cured by using this Plaster
man (name not recollected) of Gratiot, in
Licking county, was entirely cured Of Rheuma-
tism by using this Plaster.
The following certificate from Mr.. Worstell, ed
itor OF the Massilon Gazette, was furnished US a
few days since:
Messrs. Comstock G. Co-During last wnte. and
spring, was so troubled with pain in my breast
as to render unfit for the duties of the office and
hearing YOUR Jey David's or HcLre,o plaster bigh.
" Recommended for similar cases I was induced
10 sive il trial had worn q nlaster m INV
breast but short time. when all nain left me and
was enabled AGAIN to enoage in the dutias If The
office. NV sister residing at Stevbenville has aIso
received much beneGt from n. use
Nov, -. 1913 Up WORSTFTI.
Jouansnort. Indiana Ian M IsI1
Messrs. Comstock s. Co.
which broLe two ot nv, rihs sioca ,,tioh ,i,'a
bave beon most If tho limo nnabIe - do nn,, ,.Ir
rom a severe main in NV side and breas,EI had
desn,;red Of aver heng cured havin,r oIre,dv naiG
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Schoolteachers Meeting.

There will be meeting of Schoolteachers, held
in Woodsfed, on the Both of January, for the
purpose of taking the incipent steps for organizing
a Schoolteachers Institute; to be called the Mon
roe County Schoolteachers Institute; which shall
have for its object the elevation of our common
schools; by producing more uniform system of
teaching, by creating laudble zeal in the cause
of education, and by better preparing ourselves for
the arduous duties assigned US.
There will be several addresses delivered at the
meeting, as follows
The necessity of Organisation-By s. Wood
Lack Of Qualification Of Ieachers-By G. Hall
A Remedy offered for bad schools-By Chas
z. Millard
Classification Of Studies and Uniformity Of
Books-By Lemuel Hall
General subject Of Educafioa-By w. w. Lly-
ingston III
Besides the other business of the meeting, there
will be several resolutions offered for discussion
All teachers OF Monroe County, are earnestly
requested to attend, and allpersons who feel inter
ested in SCHOOLS are invited to be present.
The meeting will commence at O'Clock p. M.
MANY TEACHERS.
Woods6eld, Jan. 2, lsl7.
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uNARM FOR SALE. Will be sold on til,

HNARM FOR SALE. Will be sold on the
nN premises in Seneca township. Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, within one mile and half of the town OF
Summerileld, OIL Wednesday the Sd day of Febru.
ary, ls47, at l O'Clock of said day, the following
described real property of the estate of SamueS
Wilmington, deceased: The South West quarter
of the North West quarter, and the South East
quarter of the North West quarter of Section 27
in Township Z, of Range 7, containing about so
acres, subject TO the dover estate of Ann Whit,
tiugton. Terms-one third in hand, one third in
months, and the residue in one year, with inter.
est from the day sale, to be secured by mortgage
on the premises
SAMUEL Fl. ROWND, Admir- of
SAMUEL S. .WHITTINGTON, dec d
January 2, ls41-pd-4w.
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GEN. LEWIS CASS--We publish in to-day's
paper short biography of this highly distinguish.
ed statesman and general. We copy from pam.
phlet printed in 1s43, the publisher of which says
'The civil and military qualifications of Gen Levi.
Cass for the Presidency, and the distinguished SER
vices which he rendered his country, are briefly
set forth in this SKETCH the greater part of which
was written before Gen. Cass's name had been con.
nected with the Presidential question, 1t may,
therefore, be justly regarded as tribute, which
the impartial historian pays to the merits of gal
liant soldier and distinguished statesman
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D5-Agreeable TO the request of our correspon,
dent, we insert his although, we
believe, the Commissioners have decided against
making the contemplated improvements
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HOW To GET HEALTH-Tbousands Of

HOW 10 GEL HEALT H.-Ihousands OF
persons continue to cure themselves of Colds,
Coughs. Headaches. Rheumatic Affections, Small
Pox, Measles, Costiveness, Influenza, and the host
of those indications of the body OF the blood being
out Of order, simply by perseverngy using Bran
d, efh's Veg, table UnioTsal Pills, so long as any
symptoms of arrangement in any organ remain.
Often, by adopting this course, which experience
has proved according to Nature, it being merely
assisting her, have many in few days been restor-
ed to health, who, but for Brandreth's Pills had
been sick for months. The value Of this medicine
is beyond price.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
Be very careful and go to the Agent when you
want Brandreth Pills; then you are sure of the
genuine article, When you purchase otherwise.
inquire whether the person selling them knows the
Pills he offers you are genuine Brandreth Pills
Every man knows whether the article he offers you
is true or false. Beware of cheats!
0G-A fresh supply of the above Pills, just re-
ceived by the following Agents.
J. r & j. Fl. MoRRIs, Woodsfeld.
VIM. STEEL, Stafford
w. g. H. KERRIGAN, Carlisle.
]. NJ ROUND, Summerfield.
]. F. BIDENHARN s. Co., Malaga.
H. Round, Sarahsve, Morgan co.
WEIGH & THOMPSON, Beallsville.
January, lS47-lm
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D1-The "Mexican" Chronicle "over in" Bel
mont takes us to task for not acknowledging that
ONE whlg-Mr. Baker, of Illinois--had joined the
army. The Chronicle says "his (Mr. Baker's)
having joined the army has never been mentioned,
because he is whig" We plead guilty to the
charge of not having duly heralded the wonderful
fact that ONE whig has "joined the army;" and we
now, to make amends, wish it distinctly understood
that one whig, and he an Englishman, Gf the
Chronicle will have it SOY HAS "joned the army"
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On Monday, the 11sh inst, bill passed the
House of Representatives by vote Of l76 yeas to
81 nays, providing for raising one regiment of
dragons and nine regiments of infantry.
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ERENRY DRUMS ESTATE.-Notce is
Il u hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator of the
estate of Henry Drum. deceased. All persons
having CLAIMS againstsa estate will present them
legally authenticated within one year for settle
ment And all persons indebted to said estate
will please call and make immediate payment.
SIMON DRUM, Admir-.
December 26, 1916.
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MARRIED-On Tuesday the 10th ult at Holly
Springs. Mississippi Mr.. EDWIN P. MORRILL,,
formerly of this county, to Miss SUSAN M. FORE
MAN, of the former place.
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0o-Attached to the proceedings of the 'Annual
Celebration OF the Landing of the Pilgrims, by the
New England Society of the City of Washington,
is the following note: "The official account of the
battles of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma, May
and 9. 1916, just ordered to be printed by Con-
gress, shows that of the l52 killed and wounded in
these two battles, nearly onehalf (72) were of for
eign birth; and of these 43 were Irshmen, II
were Germans, were Scotchmen. The other
were from France, Spain, England, Canada, &c. u
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e5-LATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS FOR

N-LATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS FOR
THE ARMY.-The "Mexlcan" organ in Bel
mont, says the democrats "accuse the wings of
acting in opposition to their country, tvhile ma
jority ofMe army are chga" Now that will be
decidedly important news for the army. Will
some friend, in st. Clairsvie, please inform us
how long it has been since the Chronicle editor re-
turned from the army? for, from the positive man.
ner in which he speaks of the politics of the SOL
diers. we infer that he has but lately came from
Mexico. We would suggest to the editor, should
he again leave his post for the army, to leave so
one in charge of his paper who will properly rep
resent him in his absence for if it is the intention
of the editor of the Chronicle to have his paper
advocate the cause of his country, his late Snb
shamefully abused his trust
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EAISSOLUTION Il OF PARTNERSHIP THE
-HD partnership heretofore existing between Drs
MCMAHON g. SINCLAIR, has been this day
dissolved by mutual consent All those knowing
the nseves indebted to the firm, will please call
and settle Immediately. A. D. MCMAHON,
w. T. SINCLAIR.
Weodsfeld, Jan. II, lS47.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SIS:
Ruth Dckerson, } In the Court of Common Pleas.
VS.: To William Russel-You will
William Russell. take notice, that on the Ilth
day of January, A. d. 1877, Ruth DIckerson filed
in the office of the Clerk Of the Court OF Common
Pleas, of said county her petition for order to
redeem the following described lands sold for tax-
es, to witt Ia acres in fractional section 23, TIP J.,
and Range 4, in said county, and at the same time
deposited with said Clerk the tax interest and pen
atty upon said sale of said premises, and which
tract Of land stood charged on the Tax Duplicate in
the name of Margaret Dickerson, the original tract
contained | IA acres, and the whole tract was on
the 18th day of January, A. D. 1915, sold to Will
liam Russell, and that at the next session of said
court of Common Pleas the said Ruth Dickerson
will move said court for an order of redemption
for said premises. RUTH DICKERSON.
BY N. HoLLTsTER her Atty.
January ii, 1Si7.-n44 .6w
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BLANK DEEDS. JUSTICES BLAKs, SC,
or sale at the office of the Spirit of Democracy.
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MONROE COMMON PLEAS.

vs.. PEriTIoN FOR PARTITION.
John Henderson }
THVHE said John G. Afileck has this day filed in
u the office Of the Clerk Of said Court his pc
tton for partition OF the following lands, to wit.
The North east quarter OF Section six, Township
six, and Range six and also of eighteen in the
north west quarter OF Section thirty-sx, Township
five, and Range FIVE. The said John G. Allleck
claims two shares of said land aud said John Hen
derson ten shares ARCHBOLD s. WIRE,
Dec "a, lSi6,--3tn4l pro Plaintiff
esHERlFF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ of
- vend. expo. 10 the directed from the court OF
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, will Of
fer for sale at the front door OF the court house IN
the town of WoodsteId, On Saturday the 23d day
of January, Isi7, between the hours OF ten o.
clock m and four o'clock nj OF said day, the fol-
lowing real estate, to wit: part OF lot No. 40 as
numbered ON the town plat of the town OF Calais,
(exct pit l6 feet heretofore sold of of sad lot in
front, and running back,) contain ing a bout three
quarters of an acre; lying and heng in ssid county
of Monroe, and taken in execution as the property
Of Farlan Ball at the suit of John Nj. Kirkbr'de as
signee. VIM d. PATTON, Shift, NJ. g.
Dec 10, 1886 81 IS
a,yTRAY CATTLE.-Slrayed away from La :.
E9 renee township, Washington county, Ohio
Sir head Of Cathe Two cows, o years old last
spring, one red with white belly, the other white
with some red on her neck, shoulders and hips
had on a large brass bell, both cows supposed to
have young calves; one yoke of red steers about
3 years old lastspring; red brindle steer years
old with swallow fork IN each ear and the END of
his tail Off and a red bull year old no ear mark
Any person taking up said slrays and sending me
word shall be rewarded for their trouble.
SAMUEL WORLEY,
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New Years Present for a beginning Of
100000!
10000: and 90 Of 900.

NEW.JERSEY LOTTERY, Class 8, draws at
Jersey City, Jan. 20. IS No. Lottery; II drawn
ballots.
$40 900; 5000; 2,OOO;2O of 900. Tickets So;
a certificate of 26 whole tickets will cost $50
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class D, draws
at Alexandria, Jan. 23. IS No. Lottery; l3 drawn
ballots.
$50 900; 10, ,OOO 5000; 5000: 1000; 2,27s; and
10 of ,25O; and 25 of O0O 25 of 500; so of 300;
10 200. Tickets $40; a certificate of 25 whole
tickets will cost $3.50.
NEW-JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass s, draws at
Jersey City, Jan. 27. rs No. Lottery;l2 drawn
ballots.
800, 900; 10, ,OOO 5000; 900; 90 of !, 900 Tick
cts So; certificate of 25 whole tickets will cost
sos.
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SAMUEL POOLS ESTATE. - Notice is
- hereby given that the subscriber has taken out
letters of administration on the estate of her late
husband, Samuel Pool, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate are hereby Motif
ed TO present them within one year legally authen
tcated for settlement and all persons indebted to
make immediate payment.
CYNTHIA POOL.
ARcHBoLD g. WIRE,
Attorneys for Administrative.
January l6, 1847.-nl4. 81
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THE LOWEST TERMS FOR 1917

THE LOWEST TERMS FOR 1917
THREE DOLLARS per annum in ad vance for
single copy, or two copies yearly for Five Dol
lars, invariably in advance. post paid.
FOR TEN DOLLARS, cash, free Of post ,ge,
FIVE copies of Graham's Magazine, or Graham
Magazine and five copies of Meals Saturday Ga
Zette.
FOR TWENTY DOLLARS, cash, eleven co.
pies of the Magazine will be forwarded, and copy
sent gratis to the Postmaster or others forwarding
the money
Address, post paid,
GEO, II. GRAHAM g. CO.,
NIL l29 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid Tn. Mitchell, jr.. fees as
Sherif'on various judg'ts $37 50
Amt paid Jas. r. Morris for
printing, legal notice, Fund
Co;n'rs vs. Atkinson ct al,
sc. IL w
Amt paid Jas. r. Morris for
printing last annual report 6 81
Amt refunded M. Archer,be-
ing interest overpaid on
Salisbury's bond 10
Amt paid E. Archbold, costs
in case of Fund Com'rs vs.
VIM. N Jones IS
Amt paid prior to June last
to Fund Com'rs, to wit
to Thomas Orr g 90
to John Cline, ir D 90
to Thomas Griffith 6 90
Amt paid Jno. M. Klrkbrike
Ag't prior to June last 20 90
Amt paid Jno M. Kirkbride
Auditor, fees on funds re-
ceived since June last 3 76
Amt paid John Kerr Treas,
fees on funds received dur
ing the year Is
llO rs ;
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A TTENTION ALI members of the rifle COM
-AA pany known as the "Woodsheld Greys, who
are yet indebted for their Caps, or trimmings, are
requested to call at the proper place and make pay
ment Immediately.
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RECEIPTS.
Amount OF principal paidin during the
wear 81 1921 81 S
Amount Of interest received on loans 9s9 Al Z
" of interest in treasury being
school fund overpaid last year GA
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Amount collected by course of law during the
wear $I79 80
Amount in judgment 3,1l0 81
due and not in judgment $3.50 5S
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We certify the foregoing statement to be correct
as appears from the books
JNO. NJ KIRKBRIDE, Aud'r,
JOHN KERR. Treas,
and ex-oflico Fund Com'rs OF Monroe Co.
Woodsfeld, Jan. 4, ls47 ms
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DIR. A. ID. MCMAHoN.
aud vicinity.
January l6, leI7.-n4+
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"We suppose that "Ploughman" does not mean
to be understood that the county incurred debt
during the last fiscal year Of $967l. The Audi
tors exhibit shows that that sum is the whole in
dehtedness of the county from its organization up
to June !, 1916. The county debt on the lst day
of June, 1s45, was $40 .93O-showing reduction
of the county debt, during the last fiscal year, of
81 ,259-ED.
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managers Office,
(J G. Gregory e Coz

WheeHng, Janua, 2, 1916.
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ds CENTS REWARD.--Left the residence of
% the subscriber living in Malaga township,
Monroe county, on the 22d of December last, AN
GELINE KENNEY, an indented girl, about l6 years
OF age. hereby furwarn all persons from harbor
ing or employing said girl or trusting her on my
count, as will not pay any debts of her contracting
unless compelled by law. The above reward will
be given to any person returning said girl to me.
JONATHAN LUPTON.
Jan 9, 1sl7"n43
A NNUAL REPORT OF the Fund Commis-
IA sioners of Monroe county, for the year end
ing January !, lSi7.
Amount of Surplus Revenue received from the
State $s2O,97O 80
Amount returned to State as per last
annual report 3,7S6 SO
Amount paid IN during the
year l,32l 81
5,lOs 43 8
Balance bearing interest at 7per cent
per annum $l5,s62 46
Amount 10 aned to individuals 1862 46 5
Monroe Academ-
cal Association 600 90
$l5,S62 46 5
Amount secured by mortgage on
real estate 81 1862 90
Amount secured by other security $4,000 46 b
Sl5 5,S62 46 5
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$2,20l 80
Amt of principal in the County treas
ury due the State $i,32l 81
Amt OF interest in the
County treasury for
State Common School
fund 500 Il
Amt ofinterest in Coun-
ty treasury for county
purposes % 80 5
SO POI 33
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MONEY mARKET.
Sunday, Feb. ass p. M.


1t appears to be the general impression in financial cir
cles that the money market will steadily tighten, and
that there will be greater demand for money, and
limited supply than has been experienced for
long time Should these ancipations be realized, quo.
tsons for stocks, particularly for those Of fancy na
ture must tend downwards. During the past week the
stock market has been quiet and prices rather feverish,
indicating change of some sor and the chances are
that this change will be in favor of the bears The
large importatOns of specie into this country, within
the past two months have not had such favorable nau
upon the money market anticipated and of course
not such effect upon prices Of fancy stocks holders
looked for Two three of the fancies have risen
pdly the result of cornerng operations but the teNs
of the market generally hes NET teer sshy I'd ths:s
appears te skHdsssble difficulty in sustaining prices
Holders most of the stocks used in Wall for spe
cuaticn stronger than usual may be the
slight fluctuations from day to day. and the bears find
difficult 10 press down prices but there many little
da spots in the political commercial and financial ho
rzon likely to increase and spread their evil influences
that those operating for decline in prices certainly have
every thing in their favor.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for stocks
in this market for each day of the past week. and at the
close Of the week previous. It will be perceived that
prices have been edingly uniform.
Quotations FOR THE PRINcIrAL STOCKS IN THE New