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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

On htnflhy, the alth inst 81
oil ats wiii tNo story framed House onch,
IN ,hu o her ah alley, abby" oih street
Also large which there is shop aud good
stable fronting 9TH nlcy and 10Th street. aud adjoining the
above TONED property.
Also fine quarter lot stuatcd NJ 9Th alley and
9Th alley Of ~ aud 18Th
t This property well worth the attention If
purchasers
ground adjacent 10 Lynchbutg College,
lying a. the innr # l2th 81 and 6lt alley.
TERNs1en per Of the purchase ney In casl when
the property odhe balance in e. T. 4 II months
the day sale the purchaser
his well endorsed therefor and title retained until all
purchase money paid To be sold highest bidder,
without reserve
Is AkEHs aurtr u. u MCtlf.I.S.
V7For further Information apply toJ +. Slaughter ESQ
l. a
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virtue nf decd Of trust executed ny john w STRAIT
1th January 1893 aud of record In the Clerks
undersigned the Trustee there
named will sell the premises, on wednesday, the 2at
MAY public auction, The tract of land which
tho -ad Stratton resides called Fiat Greek lying the
Iynchburg ptsylsana Turnpike, about nine miles from
, town Tie between 6J5 and 700
land most cleared with snhcicncy Of wood, aud
has upon comfortable dwelling aud other necessary build
ngs The title unqncstionablebnt the undersigned will
convey such only is vested In him by tho trust deed
aforesaid
the expenses Of sale cash will be required
the debt recorded in the deed tbaance
$4,000 credit months Will be given the pur
chaser negotiable note, satisfactorily endorsed with
liberty sell the land in default Of payment For the remain
der Of purchase credit Of twelve month VIII bo
giyen-titic retained Till the whole is paid
apl 3Od Erqtayvtds JNO NJ SPEED Trustee
2 y Hqt tltr0u
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VIA &c fssHf -,

By Rev. N. E. Andrews, the l5th April Mr. b.
W. BROOKS and Miss MARIA V. JERRY, all ofthis
county.
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uEI-11s1ng7s N0C,rr

REV. }. B. TAYLOR, Of Richmond, will preach in the
Baptist Church of this city next Sunday morning and
ut night
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23
SARDINIA.

dspaich from Turn stats that the memo
randum presented ,o thu Chamber h, CountC Ga
your aud Marquis Miami mi shows That Austria
having nj the conference rctnsrdt, iii -cuss the
condition of Iaiy. Sardinia i the only Stnis that
j. IA barrier 10 AN Italian revolution. and demands
the co operation of England and France in car
rying out the reform.
Maple, has prohibited the export of brcadstutfs
until the 18th Of June.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23
rINsrsrEE,S sas.n or ss,a,e.. Nc.s,

hhfsnNnee The pfnNislins dcrd4 trust exc
,nWa hN isaac otev, deed, Ia his lie time, ThamHs \
it'eh and myself the one bearing aao the 1uth day
81 Nhtns lsdl aud the other bearing thu
u s mud both duly NJ record 10 the County Court of
shPe snail as surviving trustee, the 3lsi aN May,
Loot nj the Market House IN the city vnrhhnR cSpasp 10
"' ny WY OF public auction far cas number NJ the val
hsn saves conveyed In said deeds The tln the slave.
which NJ" be sold is believed to be good hnt acting erpl,
aSHRs'ee vii only the purchasers such title
vested in by the said deeds Of trust
tlIISNEIl pAnNEf,
NiINhrfsrra trttsa lTo
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XAIUAmLE E.rArEin na.n.hc Caaa,,

near Bunsacks Depot containing a7 acres Tor snic nj
Auction VIII he sold nj auction the promises Thurs
at II o'clock Nj that portion Of the cHnte In Roanoke county
by ies the tho right aide Of he Turnpike
road trnm lynehhurg Salem continuing los survey
5t acres say one tract No l. of III acres of which Rla
are cleared and 52 In original growth md mainly th,
finest thacco land The other No, y acres
which la A. and a1G original grow
as abefem ntnu'd pp the largest tract the mptoy
arc valuable consisting Il large biles dwelling Fturo
above hasrmeut with brick wing Tor kitchen, all
GENTLY thoroughly repaired and painted with pohos, be
sides hrHt iek barn noednF Some repaira) cNcolou
brick nhcc siarn lumber house MI covered with tin
cept the rn hr DIV cling hansc having been covered with
lin the past Nrar with lehniuH rods complete Also fine
orrhafd, garden ground, aud well of Wntor AZ.
tn. CLEARED Nu The fhnbcod lani is very
fertile having hno southern being similar quail
y TO the land In the 2ha hnnd which anvil, known
hhdire regarded A. among tho most Valuable IA NRhn the
healthnesp of the climate aud beauy h,ag
passed This tstaie being within quarter rho Of bon
sacks depot on tho Nfsna Tconessn kiiroad and less
than quarter ni mile from manufacturing Flour NH
Corn MIL and Saw Mills nine houfa Travelled Of
Richmond md Petersburg md about hours LynehbnrH
% either which places M produce can o quickly aud ehrnp
" transported The nelf hboihnod aud Ai'eeiN are excel
lent II lies within mir tuners White and Black
sulphur Springs abou II mles Salem, aud about mile,
ofthe large aud hourishng Female Institute Mt Boteour
Springs
The subscriber hna land than he has euii
Nae AMI having debts 10 ns which h. is anrioas dseatRe
h, has d'trH5Hnt 20 siH M proptfy now adrerftsed
Persons thr foregoing property 10
At ANY tim before the day of aac and they particular
!, aud respectfully invited to do aud partako Of the hoi
talitv Z Alfred James who resides the oppo
site side 81 the turnpike Road aud who will taxi pleasure in
showing the Estate Ia All such
Poe ssiun vii br ReH ls Dncember next sooner, with
th" privilege 4 seeding Wheat afhsual
Itfnftl NTH cash, In lIcu thereof
end gatiable note, two three aud four months,
added balance r. II and p months for negota
Die notcs Intsfett added secured by trust dcod -
slyeSalc t. b. condneiedhy GoppINN AppERSoN who.
vol ny Alfred viii exhibit amp aud survey Of the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

~ IyNGpHIRG FUKNg- ~as4nxtsv5rA
W TURE EMPDRIt M.-1he sub EySnSSssII1SSsN12Et
~ sciibcr, having 0penod AT his old
stand, wonld inform his friends and
the pnbc generally that he has In large and
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE, surprising
anything before exhibited in this city. Among the
beautiful articles he cannot fobear mention
Pmpnns Secretary Bedsead and Toilet Table
bned This only exceedingly ingenious conriyancc.
that challenges tho admiration of all who behold
Those wishing purchase respectfully solicited to call
examination Of stock and but little If
All work sold securely packed free Of charge
Hair and SLuck mattresses made to order
+. J. FOLKS,
BE sure to call Fokesbeore purchasing elsewhere,
or y1n NAV regret ohors have denn ltp 23d&cvif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23
,rrLI,yARY FANCY GooDs.-

N.,, NIIIINAISf MD FANCY HU)DS.- 81 q
fsFThc Subscribers have just returned from New ~
WA York take pleasure in informing the Ladcs kNss
VdI of ms CITY vicinity that they
ing their stock OF BDNNETS, RIBBONS FLOWERS. LACE
GOODS CAPS, HEAD DRESSES. HAIR BRAIDS, MAN
TIIIAS with n large lot OF FANCY ARTICLES, such
are USUALLY found Mluary establishments We have select
orr fashionable houses with
and hope by attention TO business, to merit ber'
patronage. -
" would respectfully solicit the patronage of the former
patrons predecessor Mr. r. r Heniug, and
that their orders will bo promptly attended to-
F bleached repaired in the best style at the
old Stand. Main street,
~ shall collect accounts in July and January
81 Opening day: TUESDAY, 25th
fgsLADIES n Y0U WISH TO SEE SOMETHING
REALLY PRETTY. CALL ON
m, otis MATTHIAS g. co.
O. Wvthevle Telegraph and Lexington Gazette copy
w rbs and vard accounts to This Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23
ARTICLE iII.--OHeers.

Section l4t---The Officers of the Association shall
he, President Ece-PresiIent Secretary,
Treasurer, and nine NJ ,nagers--all of whom shall
he mechanics or manufacturers, resident of the city
OF Lynchburg It's vicinity.
Section 2nd.-The Treasurer shall give bond for
the faithful discharge Of his duties in the snm of
five hundred dollars with one securities, to
be approved by the Board of Managers. Said bond
II be renewed annually
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

y Brlgian correspondent snys thai Count Wa
rwski- reported demand 10 muzze III" pres Of
Belgium had created great excitement That
d. mnnd had MT been tiiciHliy communicated in
the Belgian Government.
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SANS BY AUCTION.
Xs
. 49,
st5a
--l-


uS"'h~' @f., NJ teNTfoS.--t will seIi u;
acton On saturday 10th lust lat Roses In nn's
Ii fnS Nalsete, hantbn, Inca, Menrhet. Bemeniant
AN hehfh ~ Daily Ras,s grown by John Holiday. Nnrsr
y mae amt ENatr Florist, nankril1, mar lynehhurg
N"mltesw7rranted =. T. PHELPS.
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>cxrs r,~r f.yTE.s..-l have OPENED

n
dis week a7 ther supply very superior airnt
Leather oxed Caters warranted French upper stock Also
MS good Gents CT ibpel Gates ~ nave ever seh-
Also French Pat MT Leather oxford ics, aud nir. low
-, =. a., 80, bard Call and see p SEABIRY.
cots
C,u,RTs HOSIERY, &c.-Shiris and Draw
= Frs all large as % inches; PLAIN and fancy
hafhose Byron and Opera Cosrs summer Ea's
Ties, &c. &C. "'a''I fAoE'
may 81 Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

yu,tgs saassalEaT CASH PRICES PAID
L FOR NEGROES-Ths subscriber begs leave to inform
he at ynehbug vicinity that he has returned
10 where he will remain for several months for the
,urs. Of purc hasng the Southern market be-
tween ages and thirty for which be VIII pay
the highest Richmond cash prices
He can be fonnd at the Auction Store Mr. VIM H. Mos
nv Main street az ali times X. H. DAVIS.
N B-Any information concerning Negroes WI - nosva
y paid for sA,1Sln:;rD.
kddTvsk LyueA6ne6V Va WO4ouSD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23
PETERsBURG ADvERTsEMENTs.

II EEP THE PIANO AND MONEY TDO:n
" Won undecided where YOU an get ihe ChiAffSi
aud nEsT PIANOS Just postpone the MISTER nn'u YOU sn
ttr an, Of T. NARIs trial You retain the money
unl Tho Piano has given satisfaction -.
lie willing To give bond and security to nfnsh you VII"
n superior Instrument At n low price.
especially entrusted To our selet ton always receive
particular care T. T. NASH, Piano Forte Dealer,
-, Sycamore corner Of Bank rtroef
ANITA Petersburg. Va.
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baltimore Markets.

baltimore Markets.
MAY %.
Flour steady; City Mills SO I2;Ohio and How
nrd street SOS.
Wheat-Red ~ iOoSl.5' White VI doasi
20.
Corn brisk prime white and yellow 80.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23
New York Markets.

New YORK WHrkcts.
NAY ODD.
Flour advanced; State $575eS6 %; Ohio go.
1855 30, southern $6.5llaS7.l2; Fancy ~ 2la
g. n.
Wheat buoyant.
Corn advanced Ia Sd
Virginia g. 93.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

BouND FOR KANsAs.--Recorder William Taylor and
Messrs George W. Toler and Alfred Lewclen, left
Richmond on Monday last en- route for Kansas Mr..
Toler has taken his family with him and intends To-
eating permanently in that new country
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

LYScuBuRG MECHANICS AssoCIArIoS.-We publish
below, by request, the Constitution of the Lynch
burg Mechanics A. ISOLATION an institution which
has recently been formed. Its object as will be
scca is the promotion and protection of mechanics
aud mechanic interests, and Judging from its plan
o operations, set forth in the Constitution, is ad
nirtby SUITED for achieving its purposes. We con-
tent orr ourselves to-day with directing the special
attention of those interested to the tollowing-re-
serving comments for a future number:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

NO DO DSsyNl:.-There some men in II
~ communities who work continually keep up the Gp
parance seInghcy will cary out bundles of goods and
leave them at be carried back and
the mark upon world rery small in word it is a
d,dge that succeed.
GLASS \ RAINE have pnrsncd different course Their
continued success in Clothing trade in Iynchhurg, is
owing to their doing busner good Goods at small
prois oujrk dodgnE-and the gentle
men city, much indebted to GLASS RAlNE for
their improved appearance other house in Virginia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

gUyyyE HAZARD POWDER eOWFANn,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Gt NPoW DEit' having
redpced their prices spond with the reduced 81 q"
Saltpetrc continue offer their well known brands OF ee
,ric Indian Rifle and Rife Powder in Kegs ana can
istn, As blasting and mining comprising
I'm assortment OF qualities and kinds required ny the trade
guarante Il 10 give entire satisfaction.
The standard Of their POWDER, which has eooYen 'he
highest than twenty five wears MI DC
f,Tnd other manufacture in the word
For sale v the principal dealers and also at me once o"
~ A. G. HAZARD Prcst.
A. F. DOUGLASS, SecrY,
I'm,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-23

EXCHANGE BASK.-The following gentlemen have
been chosen Directors of the Lynchburg Branch for
the ensuing year:
By he Stocktoiders.John G. Meem, VIM 5 Nor
ris D. b. Payne and I. c. s Ferguson.
BIZ the E1ecutive.--Wm \. Read, Thos. W. Johns
and Charles Simpson
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SHERIFFs.-The terms THE present sherifs in this
Commonwealth are continued until the first of Janu-
airy. 1857.
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Constitution of the Lynchburg Mechanics Asso



Ssction lS,--This Association shall be designated
as the Mechanics Association of the city of Lynch
burg.
S~r,ioa 2nd--The object of this Association shall
be- the promotion and encouragement of the meehan-
l. and useful arts-and the mental and social I'M
progement of the industrial classes.
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5raSair teb# condneiedhy GoDpiN& AriERSoN, who.
vol ln} Alfred viii csh amp aud survey 81 the
l.ainln- .linMl ~ lnlr d LLM 81
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,,a tIIINNEII DANNY,
- WV Wtds AdINhrflrr = snrNINnH trll. alne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-13

WAsHISGT0N, Monday night, Feb II, 1856
The Senate transacted but little business of in
terest to-day if except the confirmation of the
reappointment OF Mr.. A. G.. Seaman Superin-
tei. dent of Public Printing. Hard tales have been
told of Mr. Seamans official conduct and | doubt
not his nomination has been kept before the Senate
long time in consequence thereof; but the uaaR-
minus vote of to-day settles all this.
The election of Printer to the House will pro
baby be effected tomorrow, when Mir. Wendell
will be chosen The other parties cannot agree
and this election will he permitted in very spite!
The proclamation of the President respecting
Kansas affairs, to appear in the fnion tomorrow,
will make decided sensation. 1t is not more per-
tinent now than at any time during the past six or
eight months and instead of allaying, will proba
bly, irritate the passions of people not proverbal
for submission to arbitrary power. Speeches will
be inspired by this proclamation to indefinite
amount and there will be no little denunciaion of
the President and his advisers. His rebuke is
levelled against New England as well az Missouri,
and South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama as
well as New England and Missouri.
Mr.. Ru-t of Arkansas, will be tried before
gistrate tomorrow and probably held to bail for
trial before the Criminal Court for his assault upon
MIR. Greedy. 1t is but just to say that Hr. Greedy
knew nothing of the purpose of the mover in this
tier. who is Mr.. Treadwell, of the city of
New York. The offence is against the United
States as il would be against the Commonwealth
in Your State No suit for damages will be entered
as is asserted by all Mr. Greelys friends. A. b. C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-13
The single Term principle.

The National Democratic Review, which has
Just been commenced In Boston by Geo. =. Buel
Esq, contains an elaborate article On the oneterm
principle as applicable to the Presidency. The
writer contends that the trainers of the constitu-
ton committed great error in allowing the Pres
ident to be eligible for a second term, and he ap-
peals to the Democracy throughout the country to
select delegates to the Cincinnati Convention with
the special view Of sthe formal adoption of the
singleterm principle as portion of the Democrat
Ic ereed.r Tho writer in the Review quotes libe-
rally from the philosophical French writer, NJ. de
Tocquevile, and relies upon his enumeration Of
the evils of permitting President to be re-elect
The Washington Union has elaborate argu
rnent in reply to the Review. 1t admits. however,
that there are many Democrats who think that no
President ought to be reelected, but combats the
idea Of embodying that opinion in the Democratic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-13

AwFEL COLLISION on THE SOUTHERN MICH
IGAN RAILRoAD.--The Sandusky Ohio Mirror of
the 9Th inst gives the following particulars of the
Southern Michigan Railroad accident near Hills
dale, Mich:
The two trains-one Eastern and one Western
bound-which came into collision near Hillsdale.
both off time but, as appears, ere not equal
ly well conducted The through mail train going
East was running at the rate of about thirty miles
per hour and had out no head highland this, not
withstandng il was midnight and heavy snow
failing, and the train much behind time The train
bound West was going very slow, had no lights,
&c. and in entering upon curve west of HilIsdale
run into by the through mail train The coils
sion was dreadful completely demolishing engines
tenders and baggage cars. Three men, fireman
bs ggage master and track master were killed out
right and three others SO badly injured that reeoy-
cry is deemed impossible. -
The mail car, containing the great Eastern bound
mail and through baggage was Immediately set on
fire, and its contents completely consumed; and.
horrible to relate the bodies of the track-master
and baggage master were burnt up almost entirely;
only their mangled remains were rescued.
The loss is very great The mail being the Great
West, bags bound East must have contained much
valuable matter in money, drafts, sc. The bag
gage was all burned, except one trunk. The loco
motives, tenders and baggage ears all per.
feet wreck. and the passenger cars are more or
less injured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-13
A Hard Hit.

Gen John Mcqueen, of South Carolina, in re
ply to an impertinent letter from the impudeni
and hypocritical abolitionist Lewis Tappan, re
commends him, instead of expending his crocodile
tears upon welfed Southern slaves, to relieve the
crowds Of INDECENT white mothers in New York
who make shirts for six cents piece whilst their
little ones are shivering and dying for want of
proper raiment aud food. He also recommends
Tappan TO bestow his benevolence on those de-
scribed in recent address to the New York pub
lie by the Rev. l.. NJ. Pease, the benevolent head
Of the Five Points Mission establishment. as fol
lows:
Five winters-dark and dreary winters-have
We spent upon the Five Points, surrounded by
want and suffering, by beggary, shame and crime
The fact OF living here is not in itself SO hard as
the lack of means TO supply the wants of the wor-
thy poor, and TO afford shelter and protection TO
the homeless. We have been compelled, by our
relation to ths people to witness little bare feet
trea.iing the icy payements until the nails have
been frozen from their toes; to see their skeleton
ringers reached ont to u.s. and hear their cry for
bread, when we had no bread to give
W e have been compelled to leave the widow
Win her new born babe upon her bosom, friend
less and shelterless upon the street. because we
had 40 shelter for her. to see boys ripen into crimi
nal manhood. and girls into wanton womanhood.
We nave been compelled TO hear hundreds Of nm
iortnnates beg in vain, even in the name OF our
saviour for an opportunity to reform, and when
denied give up in despair and afterwards die hope
less; and all Tor want of little of that for when
thousands are prodigaL This is hard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-13

THE SEARCH FOR TIE PACIFIC--Eo tidings
have yet been received of the steamship Pacific
Two steamships, the Alabama, Capt Schenck,
and the Arctic, under the command of Lieut. Hart
stein. United States Navy, have been despatched
in search other.
1t is thought that the Pacific took a more north
erly than the Persia aud got disabled in the
same pack in which the Persia broke her wheels
The Alabama " i'll cruise for a week or ten days.
steering for the Grand Banks, as near as possible
in the Paccs usual course, and hailing all vessels
likely 10 have seen her. The Alabama also takes
800 barrels of provisions and supply of water for
the reefof vessels in Distress Of which il is thought
there are a great many now unable to get in port
The New York Underwriters send out by the Ala
bama q quantity of warm clothing to be applied TO
the same benevolent end.
Commander Hartstein of the United States pro-
peller Arctic telegraphed to the Secretary of the
Navy on Sunday for permission to take out the
Arctic in search of the Pacific, and also for the
purpose of afording assistance to other yesseisfn
distress His applications was backed by very
urgent request from Mr. Collins. At IL o'clock on
Sunday night Secretary Dobbin telegraphed back
10 Commander Hartstein, giving him permission 10
take the steamer, and she got ready, and despatch
ed yesterday.
The Arctic, which was recently employed IN tue
% arch far Or. Kane in the polar regions, proved
herself admirably adapted for combating with the
c and no doubt will be If valuable service in the
search for the Pacific Capt. Briggs, of the Col
inns, line, goes out in the Alabama and will direct
her movements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-13
CO,nIpierciai.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. ll-Cotton advanced
SAILS 1900 bales Mddling quoted at 9s. Flour
stagnant
BALTIMORE, Feb. 12.-Flour dull aud lower
Sales of Howard Street at Sc; Ohio and City Mills
nominally quoted at the same. Quotations OF
Wheat only nominal. COrn-whte and yellow
sold at 81 65c; prime yellow would bring o. a6ee
by eight Provisions dull and unchanged.
NEW YORK, Feb l2.-Flour quiet. state " ~,
other kinds unchanged. Wheat firm; Southern
Red 81 a. Corn lower and quoted at SIC. Fork,
Beef and Lard unchanged. Ohio Whiskey '}oc.