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The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-09
letter frcIn Mr.. GrittcEadleal.

The following letter furnishes sulli'
ccnt answer to the puyCilc attacks by the
Democratic leaders and organs against
Mr.. Fillmore, because he consulted his
Cabinet and Law councillor before
signing the Fugitive Slave Law. The
Augusta Chronicle, from which we get the
letter, well remarks that "Gar from de-
tracting from the merits of Mr.. Fillmore,
it should elevate him in the estimation OF
all Southern conservative men. For it
is the best possible illustration Of his con.
scryatisnI, and his devotion to the Consli.
tuition and the rights of the South"
The letter Of Mr.. G. is in reply to one
Written him by agontlcman Of that city.
WAsmNGrGy, July IS. 1856.
Ny DEAR SlR:--ln answcrt 10 your lot.
ter Of the 4th July: reply that neither
during his administration; nor at any
time, did he ever say to me, or in my
hbaring, "thnt the fugitive slave law was
UNCONSTITUTIONAL" Or anything to that cI'
feet. Neither is il true "that it was only
by your [myl urgent solicitation as his
adviser that he could be induced to sign
the BILL" For the purpose, as suppos
cd, cfacting, AMI showing that he act
ct, Iclbcralcly AMI aiyiscJly on so i'm.
portant sub cct, he required me, as the
law officer Of the Government, to give my
opinion in writing in regard to the con.
stilutonal,ty Of certain clauses of the
Bill, and did so. believe that lie also
consulted, as usual, all the MEMBERS
This was done, no doubt, out OF respect
for his Cabinet, and to secure to his con.
duet tic hi- hest sanction which the ad.
vice Of his Cabinet ccunsollors could
give. All tie members Of the Cabinet,
believe, advised in favor Of the Bill, and
in so doing onl y concurrol, as under,
stood, in the Presidents own opinion on
the subject.
There was no urgency or solicitation
to Mr.. Fillmore to sign the Bill, that |
know OF. | certainly uscJ none, nor did
| ever suppose any was necessity
Mr.. Fillmore, | have no doubt, signed
that Bill freely, and in obedience only to
his own convictions, and sense Of duty.
The above will aAorl you, ! hope, sir,
a full answer to your enquiries, and |
have the honor to remain,
Very respectfully, yours, &C.,
J. J. CRlTTENDEN.
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TnE SWORD or THE l}RAvE.-General
Jackson willod sword to Donelson,
with the injunction that he should use it
when the country got into war. The
war with Mexico came on, but the sword
remained in its scabbard in Donelson' S
closet, while Breckenridge, with no such
injunction upon him, turned out and
served his country calamity in the war.
Union and american.
Why didy not tell that before, when
Maj. ID. was with you? You are now
stopped from complaining of any of Maj
DIS antecedents.
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H'EHE FAEgT2AL JUDGE.

MISREPRESENTATION Democracy, please
tell US what ought TO be done with pol
itician who votes in favor Of ecciving alb.
clifton petitions, or who presents them?
Democrat, (thinhing now Of Mcssrs,
Adams and FiIImorc)-Well, indeed
think it a grjevous fault, and thou being
al honest inquirer ] suppose that thou
woudst always dcnouucc such course
ia these times Of slavery agitation.
InG--Right, friend, will DO as you
say, do nor know ormyselr whether it
be right or wrong, but | viii depend upon
your better judgment.
Dcm,--Ihot is now the policy. 1t is
an uaparlonoblc lau!tin this day to coun,
Jcooncc such proclvilics towards aboli.
tion.sm.,
l0q.--Ycs, ] ihink Twill take your al,
vice. sec thot Mr., Cass has lately done
such a thing.
Dcm,---WhaG who?
lNq,--l picked up Washington paper
this morning, ana find lhis-(puIliNg a
paper out Of bis pocHct, and rcadjng)--
"Mr. Coss and Mr., Stewart presented
petitions Of citizens Of Michigan, praying
the admission OF Kansas with the Tone.
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ssEa(e q n,eEaB.Nssta.
Chanccry Court at Winchester for FrcEk
lin County. June 80, 1856.

CuGnCtfy CGUIt al W MtECttcf ioI F!|'h'
lin County. June 80, 1886.
Daniel Russell, Ex'r Sc,
V&.
Benjamin Werner and wife, Ct al.
On motion Of complainant, and il ar?earag
to lia satisfaction Of The Cie:k (. Master that
defendants Benjamin Werner ana wife Nancy
are non-residnni3 Of the Safe Of Tennessee
50 that lhe ordinary process Of law cannot be
served on thlm, is is therefore ordered that
publication BE- male for three successive
weeks in the Winchester Appeal, ncwsHa'
per published in the town Of Winchester
Tennessee, requiring sad nonresident de-
Pendants 10 make their personal appcarancG,
herein on or before Wednesday after lhIFa
Monday in August next and plead answer o.
dcmur to compliments bill or tho same wa
be taken for confessed and set for hearing
eypartc as 10 them. a copy attest.
Iuly12 IIU. FRANCIS, e. & NJ.
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West 'EcisgcsSCG.

The last Jackson Wig makes the fol.
lowing cheering remarks:
We have Just returned from a tour
lhroo5 h the counties of Carroll, Benton,
Decatur aad Henderson; ami in each one
Of those counties we were told, by rcia.
bic gentlemen, that there was no doubt Of
avery pcrccptibIe change in popular feel
ing in favor Of Mr.. Fillmore. they toll
US of four, five, six, and from that to a
dozen, in various neiGhborhools in those
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HEAR IE!-At a Democratic meet
in Cincinnati, last week, Mr.. Groesbecch,
the speaker for the occasion, in the
course ofhis speech declared that "the
election of Buchanan would make Kan.
sas freo!" That is the way Mr.. Buchan.
ans election is advocated in the free
Statcs--in the slayeholding State his cleo.
ton is advocated on precisely opposite
grounds! Which section is to be fooled,
cheated, and betrayed, in the event OF
Mr.. Buchanan's election? The South, OF
course.
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AN EXAMrLE.--Thc odd Line Wigs
Of Florida, at a meeting recently held ct
Ta!Iahassc, adopted the following resoIu,
tom" Resulted, That having uadinn,
ishcl confidence in Willard Fillmore, as
a statesman AMI patriot, whohas been
tried and found faithful 10 the Cons,lu.
ton, and duIyoppreciating his high char.
acter and distinguished abilities, we viii
chccrlaIIy support him for the presiden,
cy"
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State o. Tennessee.
Court for Franklin Comfy

Clerh'S Office. JRiy ), 1896. =,
Nichol & Peacock VS.. John V. Could
On notion Of complainant, and i. appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk g. Master thas
defendant, John V. Could isanon-residen' OIL
c STATE of Tennessee so that the ordInlr!
process of law cannot be served on him. u =
therefore ordered hlt publication he made III
tho Winchester Appeal, newspaper publish
ed in the town of Winchester, 1enne see, LOT
three successive weeks requiring sad non
resident TO make his personal appearance
herein OIL or before "Wednesday after the third
Monday in August next, and plead answer OF
demur 10 compliments bill or the same VIII
be taken for confessed and set for hearing
exparie rs to him. A copy attest.
July12 81 HU. FRANCIS, c. & NJ
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There will be grand rally and mess
meeting of the friends Of the American
ticket at Clasksville, Tenn, on the 25lh
inst. Meetings Of the American party
are numerous all over the State, showing
that the friends of Fillmore are in ubi.
liant spirit.
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ANOTHER FILLMORE PAPER.-Thc Ma
tional Olive Branch" is the title Of a
large.sizcd paper, published at Philadel.
pha by Thos. G. Clark, Esq, the orig.
inal historian Of the Kensington and South
wark Riots. Mr.. Clark is an able wri.
ter, and the Arguments and documents
which are presented in the number just
issued are said TO evince the fact that the
Olive Branch will prove valuable aux.
ilary in the Fillmore AMI Donelson cam.
paign.
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The way to reduce the price Of labor to
ten cents a day, is to import as many for
eigncrs as possible, vino are used to it
Bring them into competition with the ma.
tive Iaboror, and he must come down to
the Buchanan standard, or starvc. Think
of it, ye laboring mon, and say how you
like the plant is working finely to
suit the low wages party.
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That sterling and conservative old line
Wing Journal, the New York CONNER.
cial, has at length taken position de.
cidcdIy for Fillmore.
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The Tribune's Washington correspond
ont says; "Bcts are running high in
Washington that Fillmore will carry Viz
ginia. The news which comes in from
the South shows that the ranks of Buch.
anan are being everywhere broken"
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Hon. Preston II. Brooks, of South
Carolina, has been reelected to Con.
gress,
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previous announce.
C gathering Of old.
Rouge, ON the 17th
ms were a loPted in
and the Hon. j.
| delegate TO the
alion at Baltimore,
, Esq as substi-
&c Wigs in one
wheeling into line
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Precept Us. PrGcticc.-We hearl a
conversation the other day between one
Of our citizens and gentleman from one
of the ncghboring counties to this effect:
In answer to an inquiry as TO the state OF
politics in his section, the Alabamian
said that his ncighbors were "prelty
Muah diyi,cl AMI did not know what TO
do"--that they all feared that Fremont
would be elected, and if so, the Union
would be dissolvcd--and that, to avert
such a calamity, some wanted them to
unite on Buchanan, and some on Fillmore,
and many did not know what to do.
CitiHcn.-Arc there any men in your
ncichborhood who wanted TO dissolve the
Union, four or five years ago?
Alabamnn.-O yes, plenty of them.
Cilzen.-Are they the men who want
the people to unite on Buchanan now in
order to save the Union!
Alabamian.--les, the very same +!
The Alabamian then pronounced" in
favor of Fillmore. -Exchange.
----- s.- -------
The Bcn;onitcs have carried Missouri.
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Education begins Ike gentleman, Art
reading, cool company and education
mus finish him.
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Cd age l.1s drsoan;.io5 enough OF
It's owl--lo no. otl to it h, de,orN
i.y Of vice.
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eHi,ErnOrc's G7samccs,

The New York Sunday Despatch, Il
neutral paper, makes the following re.
marks relative to the prospects Of the
candidate Of the American Party in tho
approaching Presidential election:
The next astonishcr was what lollowc
the return of Mr.. Fillmore, the most un.
popular candidate Of them all, from a
visit to the Pope and other crowned heads
Of Europe. When it was supposed he
would hardly be noticed, magnificent
welcome was extended to him. Not only
Know Nothings, but the people general,
ly joined in doing him honor. His
speeches in favor Of the Compromise
measures and the Union have electrified
the masses, and to-day his chances are
far abov par, On all hands, we Gni
men who had been talking in favor Of
Buchanan and Frcm ont, now giving in
their adhesion to Fillmore. Commo-
dorc Stockton is out for him. The North
Americans it is whispered, will endorse
him in day or two. Edward Everett is
to take the stump for him, and in awogl,
it seems as if the people had made up
their minds to administer a signal rebuhc
to the Sectionaists North and South,
by the triumphant election of MilIarl
Fillmore. If his friends can keep The
steam at the same figure it has been du.
RING the past two days, Willard Fillmore
will be the next President. There is no
Disgusting the fact that the sentiment of
the country is against sectional strife and
discorl. With the exception Of a few IA.
natics in the North, ami sccessionists
and DULLES at the South, we verify be-.
Iievc that the people Of these States de.
sire to perPctuale our form of Govern,
ment, AMI live in peace with each ollcr,
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: 'i'2lG &ns $g'n.l2.
reel.
time when the I'm.
iofcsscd to believe,
2possjbIc shape, the
.riguc and corruption
nnl Adams. - Mas.
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Tx rs:sc:. alsa:.'$H.o:: t.'a@> Ea.. e


We make the fo!lowiu" ,&t"sa, from
the speech Of Mr.. BUthl@an was 'r%|-
" termed his slow wages speech.
"in Germany, where the currency Is
purely metallic, and the cost Of every
thing is reduced to a hard moncy5'an-
dard, n piece OF hroaic'o'h can be
manufactured for .j.ty dollars, tie
manufacturer Of which IN orr co@1tGy
from the expansion Of paper 1@rrrnoy
Would cost one hundred dollars. What
is the consequence? ME fa.eiHu
French and German manufacturer
imports tllis cloth into our country and
sells i fora hundred, DDcaro every
person perceive that ;he redundancy.
Of our currency is equal to prcmium
OF hundred per cent, in favor Of the
manufacturer.
No tariff Of protection, unless il u,
mounted to prohibition. could counter
net The adventures in r;lyor Of y,rpirc
manufactures. I would to heaven that
! conId arouse the attention Of every
manufacturer ortbc nation r. his i'm.
portant subject.
"Nbat is thc r,asor tlaf Win on
thpsr ADVANTAGES and With H., ,,o-
tcc,iye dn,ies which o,r I,vs afford
10 the domestic manufacturers Of ,,..
ton. we cannot ob4o;, cvo1ra.v, nag.
session ortba HON, rorl,ot md sro
cessfullv contend for the markets Of
IN. vorlD T. ;s s;r,r,. hooo,., ,.o
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TO say Il Il man
nag untrue ana nc
ever would 'oIIeVc
> Sa'd' ms o'o IS
nay Tor '"c l resi-
y "',''n N'''" II TO
SIX the honest pco'
nc democratic par
1t us success TO Il
readers nave nla"'
niue" ~ al mat
M T. CI'y' ana ne
5'alne on all WHO
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The Bcntonitcs have carried Missouri.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-28
CharIes s. lewis,

ATTORNEY AT Law, 90
WILL practice in the Circuit aud County
wv Courts Of Harrison, Barbour aud UpshGr
counties. Address Clarksburg, Va.
Yl6 ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-28
March 26tlI, 1S56.-3t
Notice.

VTTITEREAS, by virtue of decree of the Cir
w cult Court Of Randolph County. pron"un-
ccd on the 3lst day OF October, 1888, in the case
Of Hugh q. pOgnc against William II. Poguc
and others, certain tract OF land in tho said
county, was sold for the sum of $3.50, and Mt tic
Spring Term of said Court, in the year 1854, said
sale was confirmed, and the sum of $3.50, after
dCductng commission and costs Of said suit, was
directed to be paid to the receiver Of said court
That said tnmd belongs to hugh G. Poguc, Jo-
sephino Pogue, Joseph Poguc and William II.
PUguc, and their mother Jane X. Pocuc; That
the said Joseph poguc and William II. 'Poguc
arc infants, and their mother Jane X. Poguc is
their guardian that the said Jane X. Pogne
guardian aforesaid, by her attorney in
Circuit Court of Randolph county, at tho next
term Of said Court commencing on the gath dav
OF May, 1885, for an order directing the receiver
of snid Court to pay to my attorney in fact,
us aforesaid, the amount of said fund that is due
to Said infants. JANE K. POGUE.
March nth, lS56.-2S ct
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kRucfxinannOn EHOtel.

TlIIE undersigned having purchased tho wolf
4 known house recently occupied by Mrs,
thriving town of Buckhannen, is now prepared
to entertain visitors and travellers in style un-
surpassed in Western Virginia.
lis .lousc slargo and comfortable, is pleasant
ly located near the Court housc and las all the
convcniences for Keeping first-class hotel.
His TABLE will be supplied with tho best the
Every attention will be paid to render all who
may favor him with their patronage, comforta-
bio and happy: L. d. LoRENTZ,
Proprietor.
z N. Bills STABLE will be in the charge of So
Der. attentive hoSticrs. LID. L.
March Tth, 1S56.-1y
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Valuable Mill Property and
Real Estate at Trustees

SSSNACs
10y virtnc Of n decd of trust, executed by FL
~ more Powers, bearing date the 10th day Of
November 1858, and of record in the Clerks Of
nee, of Jackson County Court, shall on Mon
day, the 9th day of May. next, that being the
Circuit Court, at the front door ofthc Court House
ofJnckson county, Va, proceed to scllto the high
est bidder the TRACT of land and mill property,
mentioned in said deed Of-trISt, with all the APP
Purtcnanccs thereto belonging. Tho land is sit
uateI on Big Mill Greek, about three mics from
jackson c. H.. and is supposed to contain 100
acres. Attached to the land is ono of tho finest
mill sites in jackson county, OH which Touring
and grtst mill, also'H s0w-mill have been erect
ell, both of which arc believed to be in thorough
repair. The title is.conSidcred unQuestiouah BILE,
but the trustee will convey only such title as is
investedri in him by tho decd Of trust ~ s-sa
Terms OF SALE.-The Trust Deed was eXecu-
ted to secure deferred nstallments of tho pur-
chase money of said property due Us follows ::
5000 90 due Nov. 9th, 1855 $500 90 due Nov.
9th, 1856 $500 90 duo Nov. 9Th, 1857. Sutfi-
cient cash in hand will therefore be ret rircC to
discharge the payment duo Nov. 9th, 1865, and
tho costs of sale, the purchaser. executing his
note for the further sum of $500 90 payable Nov.
9Th, 1855, and also his note for tneresidue ply
"o9e on the sth OF Nov. S57, and lleed of trust
on said property to secure the deferred Install
mehts. This property is located in u well set
tied hclghborAoOd, and one of the best grain
sections Of the county, and being just below tho
uEy can be easily obtained, and is within y of o
m mile Of the Turnpike, leading from jackson O.
! u. 70 charleston. Persons wishing property of
this description, would do we'll to examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. F, p. TURNER
l March IS, lS56.-h Trustee.
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NORTHWESTERN EaotcI.

TJNlIE undersigned would respectfully announce
/ to the pubIic,st he has leased tho house
known rs the Northwestern HOTEL" situated i II
Clarksbnrg, Va. Tho house and furniture arc
now undergoing general course ofrepairs, which
pleasant houses iu the country. The rooms are
largo, airy and conveniently arranged. ApOrtion
of the house is now open, and public pMtronNg
is respectfully solicited. No pains will be spared
to render: hose who may encourage this house,
comfortable, coutentcd und happy.
SAMUEL WALKER,
Clarksburg, June lst, 1854. Proprietor.
p. S.-A limited number ofsboardors can
eeommodatod with rooms. .ie7 " !
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Hotels
RARTIlETT,s HOTEL.

FTIHE underighed having bull and enlarge
ibis Hotel, is now prepared to entertain visit
tors and travellers in q manner unsurpassed in
Western Virginia.
Hrs HoUsKisa large cont three story
brick building, pleasantly located in tfecentre of
thetown; Contiguous 70 the Court house and the
principal business part Places andfis pro
vided with AL enees Tor first
class hotel.
HIS TABLE wi u be supplied with the best the
country can iaff0fd. aAEfl6-F n s2E 81 ia
Hrs BK1stoSkedswi choicest Mapors.71s,
Every. Attention vii be paid 20 render the Wis
its oftliose Who may favor him witla call, COM
Portable. and pleasant ,zs ~
ulaFksburg; March 9th, w. e. -,
z II. b.. The stable is attended by careful nd
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WestOm EROuse.

TS7ESTON, Lewis county, Virginia, formerly
w kept by Mintor Bailey and now by Joseph
Z. Wilkinson.
The proprietor bogs leave to inform tho tray
CLING public, that he is prepared to give the
wenry traveller" pleasant retreat.
,ket ntfprds. his bGris supplied with choice il
quOrs-with M attentive and accommodating Bar
keeper. The attention of the house is prompt
/ "sk my friends of Harrison, Gilmor and
Lewis, and the travelling public generally, to
give inc IL CALL and willtry my best to make
my house their home. J0S.E +. WILKINSON.
WESTON, Aug. LIST, lS55-ly.
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Ladies, Furs.. :,

lust receiving a very fine lot Laldies Eur
> yietorines and Muttatees, which vii be sold
ow, by .. L. CARR.
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FE,rTERMA.N IN oUSE.

1NAN the Baltimore aud Ohio RAD R64d.-HEN4i
sSa(RY AfAHANEY, J Proprietor takes pleasure
in inforiniug his friends aud the travelling publfc
th4t he,hasre repaired and re6tted with new fnrnis
tnre this large hotel, and that it is now IN a6etter
to promote the convenience nd com
fort Of the ssojonrner. Than heretofore. Every
thing will be found in GOOD. order
HisaTABLE will be supplied with the very best
eatubles that can be produced in this country,
served UP In an; elegantmannerl and ms 4ARlwill
be found to contaiu,th the choicest Wines and Lii
,Quors OF every kind. ~ ~. H,ss74.
:. HIS STABLE will always be we'll suppliedNwith,
provender, and good reliable,h0stlers.
His old friends and. the travelling public eene--
rallysare Invited to call. A',- =, - 9zH 3
myI7 HENRY sMAHANEY. z
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Circular of Prices in the Baltimore
Mnrleet, 50 sNa2
For tie 'eeek ending Mdrch 25, 1856. =
--, -. g., REPORTED ny

RANDOLPH & LATIMER,
66 South Street Bowly's wharf ~
ArrLEs-lnfg good demand Sales ut 81 .5O@
/ 800 per bbI -.asa a. e. - -
FUrrER-.W quote. ~. . Ill.
Western at l50 II, Common roll 1920
REEswAx.-No demand, we qnote ut 25 cts. E
Shoulders. SO 9 i Hams, plain ziG@1a
Sides, 9RlOt - 81" fnncv Io66I5
lsEANs,,- Sales Of Mixed at l. C8I so WGtc ut
COUNTRY soAr-sales at GG17c
t.ATrr.E-Ihe Offering OH Thursday last was
about 1000 head, 500 oil Which were sold at 50.
2aN95 90 OH the hoof, equal to6 so to g. nett,
and the baluuce taken out OF the Mu,keL
CoRH-Receipts light and mark ct dull
" bite - 54@56 yellow 55@58c.
CLovERsEED Sales at S.75GD9.O0
l'WIED FRulr.-Sulcs of apples parcd ut 81 l66DlOO
impaired " 5rM62!5
.a .--s, Pouches pared 20 201@2jU
inquired "l0UMI2j
DEERsETNs.- at l6lg20 cts
FL0UR-3y later Intelligence from Europe we
noticesa slight advance in bre,ulstutFs aud our
ma rket shows AN upward tendency. We quote
City Mills III 6 Si15. Howard ST., at 100
FLANsEED-SuIes ut 81 .S5C3l. 80
FURs.
Rabbit at to &c. Red fox, CO TO SIC.
NWsIrat 6toS Mink. 81 10 60
econ & grey fox, IS 20 Otter. SIto ~
HENsI%G.--No demand we quote nominuIiy ii,
liz cents
lIocs.-SaIes at 7.75@8.25 ..
I:AHD--Salos in bills. 9N9l C. kegs, 1O@lI Z.
MUSTARD SEED.-SaIes ut 507 cts -
tlArs-Md. IS to 40 Pa. IS to 40
RYE-Nld. CSC. TO 90c. Pa. soc. to .95c
9SN"KERooT-In good demand Sales at 6O@75
lALLow-ut / 10 Ice.
WooL;-S5aes Of unw;.shed at 10000. -s.
washed " $4,000.
r. WHEAT.
Inferior to good red, $40 to 1.45.
Good 10 prime, las $50.
Inferior to good white, $50 SIS.
Good to prime, l.6O 1865.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-28
REMOYALI

ID F. CRISS would most respectfully in
H. form his old friends and customers that ne
has removed his store from Kinchloe's corner to
W. P. COTS brick building on Turnpike street.
He has just received and Is now opening one or
the largest, best, and cheapest stock OF Goods
that has ever been in this place. All who have
got money TO spend and produce to exchange,
cheap. lOct25 II