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DEMOCRATIC NETTING IN COLUMBUS.

A meeting Of the Democracy of Columbus was
held in Whiteviic, en- Saturday, 23d April, agree
ably to resolutions at previous meeting on the 18th
inst, and on motion of N L. williamson. Richard
Wooten was called to the chair, and A. j. Butner re-
quested to act as secretary
On taking his seat the chairman briefly explained
the object Of the meeting, which was to appoint del
egates to represent this county in the Convention to
assemble in May next for the purpose of nomna-
ting candidate for this district in the next Con-
gress Of the United States.
On motion Of N. L. Williamson, the chairman ap-
pointed committee of three to draft resolutions for
the action of the meeting, viz: Messrs F. George.
Marmaduke Powell and N. L. Williamson, who, af-
ter short absence, reported the subjoned preamble
and resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t Has been time honored custom Of
the Democratic party to meet in Convention and Sc
lect candidates for important public offices There
fore
Resolusl, That we approve Of the calling of Con-
vention to nominate candidate to represent US in
the next Congress Of the United States.
Resolred, That We recommend Wilmington as the
most suitable place. and the Goth May as the most
convenient time for holding said Convention.
ResoEred, That we pledge our cordial support to
the nominee Of that Convention.
RssolUsd, That the Hon. Warren Winslow, our
Representative in the last Congress, has, by his ab-
10y Salneu LOT nlnSeI q most cnVl
able position in our national councils, and that his
course meets our entire appreciation.
Ress5rsd, That the chairman appoint three dele
gates from each election precinct in the county, to
represent Columbus in the aforesaid Convention
Resolred, That the proceedings of this meeting be
publishedin the Wilmington Journal and Fayette-
vile Carolinian
In accordance with the above resolution, the chair
then designated the following gentlemen as delegates
to the district Convention, viz:
For Bug Hill District-Messys j. H. Gore, j. S.
Cox, W. K. Gore.
For Gum Scamp District Messrs. Isaac Wright,
Jno. Mears, w. j. Stanly
For Fair Bluff District-Messrs. j. G.. Powell,
N. L. Williamson, D. F. williamson
For 1atum's District Marmaduke Pow
ell, lshan Williamson, W. W. Broxn.
For, Whiterils Distriot-Messrs. F. George. ].
W. Ellis, A. F. POWELL
For PGtes District-Messrs. A. j. Baldwin, T.
Barefoot j. C. Pierce.
For Lees Dstrict-Messrs j. w. Edwards, Jas.
Beach, G. P. Forneyduval
And on motion the chairman and secretary were
added to the above delegation.
The thanks of tho Convention having, on motion,
been returned to tire chairman and secretary for the
discharge OF their duties, the mseting adjourned
r: WOOTEN, Chm.
A. j. BurNER, Sec'y.
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STAFE OF NORTH-CAROLINA..
- C.UNTf-In EpA,y-IIook. Skinner Co. VS. Tho

H. FentTGSS.
Pursuant to order made at Spring Term 1880 of the
Court OF Equity for the etnry of Wake in the above e
titled cause the UNDERSIGNED Clerk and Master will pr.
eeed to sell ut lie Court House door in the city of Raeigh
The Thursday Of May County Court being the 18th ay
Of May. the lands in tee pleadngs mentioned and descr
ed. 10 wit:
The valuable soresouse and dwellnghouse now occui
ed by Thos K FenreSs Fayetteville street. in the civ
OF Ralegh running back to Wilmington in said city,
there real! the necessary eut houses the premises and
such desirable property is seldom in market The lot 10
be ,f Sting part lot Known in the Plat Of the city
Raleigh No. l62 AMI No. l46.
TERMs Twenty six hundred dollars of purchase money!
to he paid in cash. credit of six months will be given
purchaser for the residue upon his entering into bond with
approved surety Bearing interest from the date Of SALE If
purchaser prefers tie whole of the purchase money
may b. paid in CASH.
Given under my hand. at Office this 18th April 1852
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD C. &M.E
Persons desiring purchase have satisfactory
terms. Perhaps By eating upon the undersigned with Their
prupussaS
ED GRAHAM HAYWOOD
April 49,, 1885, pr. Adv.$S 3S-w&swtd
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DRIvATE BOARDING AND DAY sCnoOl

HDRIVATE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR lOUNG LADIES. Hilsb"ro, n G., under The
care of be Misses Wash and Mss kullock.
The first session will the 10Th Of July 1867,
and end the 3Oth of November.
The IF instruction will be thorough embracing al!
the branches usually taugh! in first class schools
Tuition and board. including fuel! lights, washing, &c,
sloo per session, payable a in advance and the
ainder at the close of the session. Day scholars will be
received on the usual terms.
Music Oh Piano, $50
Melodeon 70
Use of instrument for practice, 5
Drawing, IL
Pastel Painting, 90
Grecian ~
French and Latin, each, 10
Circulars containing all necessary information will be
warded Oh application.
April IL, 1863. 3S-4m.
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BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

DALI OOAMENClAL COLLEuLs
Founded 1852. Chartered 1854,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES SITS,
BALTIMORE, MD.
THE LARGEST ELEGANTLY FURNISHED COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE In rHE UNITED STATES.
EVERY YOUNG NAN should write Immediately for
of hose large and beautifully 0rnamented Circulars
representing the exterior and interior view Of the
Baltimore Commercial COLLEGE
Penmanship &C. which will be sent by return mail rted
caarg with Catalogue containing list Of Students, terms
Book Keeping, etc.
E. K. LOSER Prncpa-Lecturer ON the Science Of Ac'
, counts business, Customs. etc.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS. Professor Of Bookkeeping and Com
mercial Calculations.
n. DAVIES. Associate Prof of Bookkeeping
n. c. JOHNSON. Professor of Pennaanship.
s. T. WILLIAMS. Esq, Mercantile Law.
Rev. E. Y. REESE, d. D., Commercial Ethics
TRUSTEES.
Hon. John r. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vausant
Hon Thomas Swan, VIM. H. Kegher, Esq,
lace" t;m Trust ., ss' VIM knabs Esq ,ou,se.
from to II weeks.
A DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates
Large Circulars and Catalogues stating terms &C., SEM
- i. (: LossEE, Baltimore, M.
February 7,l859 l7-3mpd
l,5OO, 900 lbs. RAGsl RAGS!!
WA BY THE FOREST MANUFACTURING
w COMPANY, one million five hundred thousahu
pounds good Cotton und Linen Rags
For particulars address
DR w. s. MILLER Supt
Forestxills Wake County, N
April p, 1852 -. SY-6m.
POSTPONEMENT.
FTNHE SALE OF THE LANDS HERETOFORE AD-
vertsed in the case of r. F. Stockton the hea is
Mining Company. has been postponed to time which WIZ
hereafter be published.
March Is 1883 A 2s-.
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FOR SALE LOW FOR CASH!
4 M IMPROVED PLOUGHS, CORN SHELTERS,
1VO Hay aud Stalk Cutters with general assert.
meut of
Best Family Groceries,
Such Bacon Lard Flour. Sugars Coffees, Teas Moas
SEES, Syrups AMI CasiIes with various other Goods. As
best old Liquors, by the retail or barrel.
All the above will be sod Wholesale RETAIL low for
Caxh cron the usuo time ~ punctua customers CAL
be had at ally house in The City.
Thankful for past favors, hope by fair dealing and
strict attention business to merit continuance Of the
Calf on Nasgftt Street. 4th door, north side and yon
shall be -sappointt if good bargains will satisfy yu
JORDAN WOMBLE.
Ralcioh Ap,il % 1859 4U-tf
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No. 1870 I
AN AOr


PresTihlng the duties Of County Autrors
Of sgST S Ts., 3s Gee. s,Ss 'Ssi s Sy .s.s Ss:5 s
sse os q each |Eed county in this State on hs sseoS
coauIY who shall hold hs m g fJT two yeaTs fo H. y
Monday q March nsE! succeeding h, on Al uh h.,
he rsat Of juNoe Of hii c unly. -''p u' 'H'0'
sSa EasS county agatqr previous to entering upon the
heceptaueo Of the eommissoners Of the county In such
wen taOulAnd dollars the sad eommi,slone = ma 70
qOs payAbs 70 ne sta of Ohio aud oond oaed Tor tRe
aud sutsepe an oath O. amaon be endor ed upon bt
,ald bond inst ss " u ~ hi1y and mn'Tsh ola se ~
bond % e'so's .ha ,. dep II ed I6e osunIy Gsasu
Sec s. II any o.uuty sudtor Sian on 10 mske ssttlsmsrt
OF fall 70 pay oyei All moneys with oh he NAV 4,
shall nssaOy shv money which may ee S p 3 ~ SS o.
en IN .he dseeTse o. hh omela dn s u NJ b. bs duty o.
the unity commits nsra 70 cause aut 70 be iustued rRn
ID audi aBd hia 'urete il the e,ur of csmSp DC a
sS zoe e, Ssa 'gS TEs wS.SsS % Ssa5 & Sia hayos the @ on
asanI ADy dsl nqueat county andi or 10 msnsi A. M
move aoa suaof om & n ND T sSSo, Ss aSTeon
he vaean'y herebT ceAtd as heretofore BY Law pTsvi
sec; SS. msy ee inst2t.d on ,uoA bond, aE,ins, III
% To- and T the ue u hs sat e0asY or sSy pa o. r
sons ipu.sd BY ne micondue 10 Of he s1ior o i,
Zee q 4 s1y ps;.dn s I'd e % tas G@ ce SS ocou.,, audit,
,hil not ave eon and he tes cath shrmato. as ~
SoHa.y 81 saeh seat liter hh election tls noe sail D,
50 hen va-arey shall h,ppen IN the office oou,ty
andt ett fcm death val Cut OF the comfy rss p
v'bNs " nun any utner ctuaps tus
mml soners 9l The proper county ha apponi come ,ua
5s P so3 70 hn tuee vacancy and tbe sDaoiasd
shh ise bona sni lss sd @ ibs oath o. fimit .
a. qpifed In the fafti0l q hi ao AID Rha bs ono
~ iht next Ahlutl eec 20 b. he IN shch uoty And M
u ~ .uoo1asor AhAl he e &c ei ami u alnod.
When . y en9T % sudit = fayi .En1 d,ruy 'hsl
~ unable ~ reason ~ defnea O. perform I've du-s OF
omee, within the time sped led ~ cT th psFomst ee
whsn both me audilor aad h dsouy shall b 80 disabled
san e. O. S'e,iv - vac eoua.Y mm sslonss ftee pope
eoeulu snail ap ms some tua Il perOn 10 DO and pir I'm
tue duties n county audidT, during ch debv and NAV
squTe - he pen dn anorted iuch bond aud ecu H.
may drom tLp dieut. ~
Sec No iud 81 The supreme Govt or cf The court ol
oomnen peaA oT q RI the Of uher Of I'D oous county
eali2ps' e9ans' iee1foe soun Yapy'yor eoully
Sec. The 'ouptY audr end halF pu tss are he-ehy
AuthoI Led v hdmlnsie osh o. m msts r. ndere
I've 0moeL 'F'
~ The county audtor sha BY vrtve Of BIZ ofoe b,
b eetk OF We board of county commissioners Of a county
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nanc! and rosdepc, muy be unknown Iho gme no ico
NJ a' ofr, NJ bstash,tss ,,srir,a M rass of pe9 IN.
o. adminsirg ore for putho 70 sell 20 estate Tor the pay
Sci u upon ne hearing Of tho poi,lon, Il shall he
mPdo 70 appesr 70 NE eogt hy satstc rrsf ihs %
q tait o. ig nd DO nv subaau ialiai ~ ote heirs
ourt snail Inject see o th est.io W IL made ami fe
nannsr 'heIeo,i q shalt app9in snge su iaRe e.,on
te sold u Tho pa chascr ieod from Nc enta ment tf
Sec 4 Ailpauics il Interest may appear voluuiau
ly AVID nsom 40 WHITING ~ such alal au' testamru
OF probate, uay assent n the place VI their wards lh,
Sc s. All such sai.s shall be roloried to tho couu
authorizing the sum and % oa examnnhou !heteof u
made, md that he prco obtain Is ho teaol abo yalue
q he estate sold M copr sa c0dnn tho sa aud nu
sold 70 be male to ths purchaser or purchasers p'y
RersS 10 suca manner Is shall bo ap ,roye y, be
sc 6. All moneys arising from saler uqdor This ac,
shall, for purpo-eso OF decent succession ou
mauder. have tie amo er and be governed by IN
ieg st@s Of the deed wi O o,hsr los raaeat SS er
Sec Money, arising from such sale shall under Tho
a seion Eng approval q ths c29 invested 10 ~ ecr
states, or IA bohds secured by mortgage uuueumhcrtd
Ssu & SSSsS @Ss ise1Ss5 M me ptSgrrb b S0os aqS a
ings aud othet imnroyemsws d Of timber, mines a1r
igv,s the moneys aforesaid, and manage tho sam who
shalt from ime 70 ue repolt to be court their proceed
oie d such trustees security oT fe tGf uischirso o
luoir uulyt tfOm time tu ime require uddtt
security, nj NAV such te tir clusn shown
of reasonable apprehcns ms her, Of may acouptt
meut.
sec g. The net income accruius from sales au horz,t
bv THIS net sal DO paid tu hB person persons VIII
woud be entitled 70 the use or income Of the estate
were the unsOd; and all taxes. aud tho t1nonsts
o The Investment AMI maungtmeu Of the fund, shnl
be paid by the person or ettled 10 The income
tharHuf.
sec 3. ION like proceedings hereinhefo,e autaor
lied, the o0urt may U their DIS reon authorize aud d
rect that tstars be leased for Of ears renew
nboor otherwise, as may appear most benz hoa ard upOu
suh trrmsts ppour lust aud equitable, tho
nfOhia 10 be pad tl The person who mig ht 9th
erWse BE- entitled TO the use aud occupancy the
the income thereof
10 The Of the petition anil sale, orl use shn
he rad BY the porsJn persons entitled 10 the income
Sec Ii Thisaci shall tn take effect on is pqssa,o
nod. WILLIAM B WOODS
Speaker Of the House Of Representa- ives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
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April 1856!
AN ACT
mo. I9O ]


10 end section Of act for the CO. % of PEI
sons under the authority United Stat, tt lu, luis
t'is state ssed December 20, 1906 ,, &C. ula G.
tOl two Of said act.
SECTION Be Il enacted BY the General Assembly, of IA
Stale 81 OhiO That the hts section Of act eutllcl "a
The confinement OF prisoners unler the author
The United Sples tn tho Jas Of tins state passed Dec
ber 20, A. ID 1906. be aud the eb amended 4,
60 read 10 follows: That the sheriff or the kseIt.r
all in any county Of tns state shall he nd he
~ HuthnZ ID and required IN Give n prisoners com
ted TO his custody by the authority Of the United Sln'
aud keep them sal li until di.chargcd hy due cur
tho laws of the and II any sheriff jaior shall nce
iect or refuse TO perform Tia services and duties
Vt him by this shall H-nd Ia the prt imses h sba
be liable To the IA prnaes ioreitures and tons as
such prisoner OF prisoners had been committed under H.
authority OF ths slatr provided that every prisoner VIII
she'll be ocmndted any ufense by the authority of ID,
Utod state, shall be supported at the expense Of the
urng MS or net confinement "a said ia, and q eae
cOm penuton shall be charged b. my she in or keer
jail for the subsistence said Uuued ates prsons,
than Is author ZNd by law " be chaged Tor the sbssen
Of stare prisoners; provided, also that the
Of county in which pri,Oner be cunn ID shp
70 en- tiled 10 receive from sad United States he sum ID
hf cents per month for the OF jail Tor ever e
so Committed.
WILLIAM b. WOODS
Speaker Of thH House of Rep eseutatiyes
MARTIN WELKER
April 1, 1859. N'
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NEW YORK MARKET-Juns l
TBy TELEgRAs.1

Flour--5plO Gems better, but quiet with operator
waiting III the arrival Of the teameT; sales OF bOJ bbls
s52q6 70 for super staei So 09I 80 or extra sas s5s
x ru WESTERN 81 307 IS for do round hoop O, closing
uui. Caundilu -four nOutnHi Rye h1ur quiet
Wheat-Buoya, sales Of ?200 bus; 50 3jQt 40 for MIL
wuukee club: 81 10 flT c0mnon white Ky.
Rye-O ~ ul 95c9Sl
Bafley-Dutl; b5dl,53
C0fQuetb bu firm; sales OF 10 700 husi 91961o for
viii >Ounern 9c M uuld yellow; $50 for ineror rounu
yellOv mixed ives ern nOmi al
O~Is Dulli t5D54 for stne; 56a5s for western anc
wnisE sha drmsr sales of 49, bbs At exc snal
lots &c clio lig duit.
Porb-nu /; mes. hell frmer, white Irime is heavy,
sale Of II Dls; for aew essi SI2l for thin mcss
SIS 70 for prime udng 500 ID pr al option
80 iay- al si52S IOal STOCK vi all kinds 9i44I bbis
Beef-I.O yer; sa es 43i bis; ST. 7G25 cuuutry prim
50 - 80 for coualry mess l9s - TepaeA cd Ghigago
81 Ol5 81 10 ,pk "f all kin 5o III Dbl
Prime les Beef-N1ninal; 2i049
I{ea Har s-Dlll al S4.50 III
Bacon-Q ne safes OF Ohhds canyassed hams on pri-
Cut Meat Du: sales Of i25 pkgs &c for ALouldors
g18ld sAic ( 2 u M ..
lOOU ub s prime cTn private ternr.
ter steady l6lD2O ,Or slaie and western.
Cueuse-oG u,
hidesM heavy sales Of llOO0 al &c Tor bucno
Ayrus and Ztnzi0 r On priv te terms.
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u List Of vessels passrd through Port CobOne lock
from O'Clock p NJ the 2ls, to oc.ock p. NJ. the
lst Jnuci
Bound ast--3lst-Sehr VI Fi1wura; Drg John Young
On it-Barks Louisa, Three neils, Nor herH Light;
Dries Ooein PeTlg0n SchIs Lalhr Junius Sylph.
b ,uud --on 3ls'--Prop Akron; schr ST. AnIroWs-
Juis lst-Bdg Liverpool.
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mo. 1871 AN ACT.
To provide for the sao lease OF estates tail In GER
AN ACT.
mo 1871

Section J. He u enacted b. fhs Gensrdl Aslsablv Of fhs
Siate Of OHIO Tina - shlll 70 oomp0t the courts OF
common pleas o. sac on npucstOn OF the drst do
uee 40 al " for life % uuthoHE the Of entsed eS
'htet Ahn estates mf ne VIA remainder other
orson OF nerH1ue, whru utr d that the sale wonla e
Tor the benefit oi the applicant and iniuTy
auder
seo The petition ShA cortain deseri tion OF the
est He tn be snli satomen Of lu sros oi tbo
pct et ths oi9 and coy the Will cd other ia
stTumeut OF WI nH ~ irh hp IL cren ed a 1
rerons IN ing who mat be- interest in Tho eEtle IN
Who Woy bv The terms VI thn vii daed o. oiho iDs M
mont creating ho ont ien thefahf hoo1na
neI'in hulI igseT'oner 81 lhsrwise, shah b. made
who ought Ia e made par los uuk he poiinneT
or Il the residence u such party 10 the re-
toner, tho ct sha bu yenh b. the udnVt NJ ihe De
uonefi and the sale may Be ordered such
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MARINE NEWS,

PORT OF CLEVELAND. ....,..... June l.,
ENTERED.
str Ocepn, Evans Dsittt.
ST. Foi ester. Blodgeii. Bufa0.
Sr Arcds, Fish, Bulalo
D-ap l.nv !, nshmai scott Buffalo
Bns VI rner, Ffie, OgdoRsDurshi iren Raj
Rad
Sc A. M5dherry. Harrington, Buffalo.
ch Elal Waite chtF FsJu, Bufa o
Sew ]. r. Hde ,Fayhsf, p Cintol; sc cords wood.
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- q r,,,ss, , cuyyao iqsa coun5. S'"-''- ! ''-'
W. IL Huic' lnSon ei. al For money only.
VHE DEFEND ANT, w. II. HUT
culuson non re dent Of TINS ale, will take no
&c mat zoe PA u Il fed his ne ito ugainst nj in the
im uOW the def ndurt the If S6i 2s pU inferest
r. m May ID. l59; MT that order ut dtt chm nj issu
tS'id case az NJ urt, Dole Co., of Ceyalard ara
W1 rs tn" earn sheeS u said deioudaut s4id IIuCh
Ou viii nnsw or dpmurto said petition or be,o Ju-
18th, 1917, or the a be written as G, messed AMI
udrnunt entered accordingly
Attest r. d NOBLE, Clerk
CARTT TuAYrR pins AIT
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oIAIt OF ONO,
Gu aho.a Couut, SIS. )
ORVIL McCLINTOCK AND HIS

.ORVTL McCLINT0CK AND HIS
~ Guariilu, Dexter Prase seth MCCliutork
DIN Nc linock Adaline MoClintock aud Aibertine
Nc, hntock, and their Guardian, Sy kesei Squire are
tertly uOtlned nat on the IN DAY May A ID lsr0
1shua MeChmogk, administrator Of BIne- NJ. In
ck hled the Pruble COurt IN ami for County Of
uyuhusa MS petition against them the btCt aud praytr
which y Of SAID G lurt zlug end em-
oAcrng MIN as such Administrator iully "a complete a
'ontoct made hy said james McClntOck ~ hs life m0
fHho Q eElfr McCntOck, on the 2bh day Of >eplem.
ef - ir tine conveyance ofCerta pIl said
lhmrs Nc cthutOCk TO said Dfrfer McChntuck ann 10
Hku ana eI cut deed OF conveyance " behalf
tihe het OF said James RlcC mock dec osed, accordr
lug TO ihe terms and 81 pulrtuus of such 'outrart
AlcCLINTOCk, Admins traitor, &c.
May 7th, 1859. Iati
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oswEGo MARKEr-Juao l.

Flour-ln moderate demand or the lonol and eastern
trad- market led; salrs AZ s. fur Mill auke
club wheat; 40 Il win wes,eTi incll dug 6O
bb COnu ri,ute terms
Wbeu-Co iinues firm bot quiet, no ahseTc OF th'
ste imer haVng tendency to ch, trdne9ctuns sales
bls anudau ub Al 81 % but TINS above the mAfke
fOf va ger lots.
Curn-Qli 1.
Oal5-llaetlye; Canadian held at 53c.
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CLEARED
Str Ocean. Evsns Deiruit.
Str Fure.ter B,Odge't, buialO.
SIR Arcis, Fish, nuda D.. .|
Pr GBg Cushau, Scott, Buffalo; 1890 bus wheat, 80
bbs -four. y G. v Ninst8w.
Ths D. G. Bhsh. Waits, Grand Haven.
is VIM Treat, ia, Oh caRoi 400 ions cOa p. c. 3 NJ
sen Ch hlenge, 81 ntsou Marc lette no cargo
Scow }. p. Hale, fayher n Clinton; no cargo.
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Nrw YoRK cA1rLE mAnKEr-Ialo !.

There was fair demand for bee cattle at decli Of
4c pound, q lan gnd,utiy 70 win luga pfopo
tiOu erta grades; uftTilT ~ Uc; b IN ats VI M
uu lz1fq3 av risu prices 1874 Gllc ~ itt 3iO1.
rtep-MOre actlys and 10 pur heud better, keceip
Swine sc svo at 65s9e for o,rd-fsd; e9C]sc FOR still
feL aeceipts ".
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ApriIA, 1879.
AN ACT.
T No. ls0

Supplementary To providing for the Punishment q
Grim ., IHssed Mach 7, 1875.
Se'tiou l. BE a enact,d BY ne Geneiul assembly Of n
Ntdfe Of OHIO, That any person over The age yea
who un PROMISE Of murruRe, shyl We illicit ca1t
miemugrsc wh any female Of good reputr for lus rl
under the ugf OF eighteen years, sha ht emud guilty
dpctiUn and upon COny ict'on, shall imprisoned th
Pentennly for at uss than Que, IN thr year
be mpT sOn0d The county lii Nceed ug six uu.
but M such the evidence uf he female must be corr
booted u Tho extent required, as 10 The pm pal wine
mcuso Of pc, jury.
WILLIAM b WOODS,
speaker OF Tie House of Rrprus tululIvos
MARTIN WELKER,
President OF the SouAte
April L. 1890
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BUFFALO MARKEr-Juns |.

Four-Active and fme s,es OF 1000 bbls; S696 10 o'
from spring hGtt; S. u for strhigh Wis GU
fiu; sI0DT.Sik for ezra Slchgan Indiana and Ohi",
s. 20 as double eItrus
Mneat-Que aud nc sales
Cnm-F Iim-T, he It at ahc without sales.
Westetu Oats-Du ! al 5JG
Rurley aud Rye-Q let
Whisky-salgs Of ibis ordinary al 26o held at 27c
clOse
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CuuMERlIAI-


uOhN1Na LEADER OFFICE
WEDNESDAY,. June - Pm
FLOUR--ussssi nuls nors seiivs saiss 100 bHs fdr
sra .t o. 40 br rooa a. sg75i % brs DO ~ s8 and
600 brit choics do. q $50.
wnEATaUnshangsd. sales 900 bush red atsL@i car
90 on n 81 samsi and DO. on private terms
cuRN-Ts lower sales car on track % SCI aud q bus
an suf 20 SO psfT1lbs.
oArs-on.et aud dull Sale esrusg on track a. 5oc.
BUTrRR-stsady at laaiie Tor Prime W. Y.
EGos-Araiu demand shipment ai lNal0He according
70 condition,
HIaHWINEs-sae % brs Al UNc.
HACON-sala. Cousiocks' hams at IKE; 100 lbs com
mon couutryeured shoulder 7e and i6OJ lbs sides at
8ho
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SHERIFF. & SPECIAL MASTERS

- SALE;-Pu, suant TO the oomUand of au order of
sale issued rom the COnrt Common Pels of uydhoga
Couay. at tue suit of luhn Fehy plaintiff, agal john
CGoley q al def -ndans, to directed shall offer for
corner Of Senec! nd ChamDlan stTeets) 10 the City Of
leveund III 81 County the 4th day Of Juue Is59
lQlOCk A. NJ OF said day the following described lands
nd tenements, TO Wi 81 the hip Of Brook
yn now Cle eand Ia sHd unity und is known by being
part OF Tot 3 according tn the ina ey Of said
township AVID bounded nd described as follo Begin
lng the north eide OF Bay street, he he
west side of lands enclosed by Thomas NJ Cure, thenco
luTtherv ut right angles Om Bayley street hundred
ieet Thence westerly Daral e with said Bayey fifty
eel lheuce a. right angles sluhGy hundred 10
ad bailey street, thence SAID fY
tue place OF BEGINNING toge her with al the heredita
ments rnd uppurenaucO thereunO longing but subject
20 all streets aud higaways Appraised al sl3.
D. L. WIGHTMAN.