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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
Sheriff Sale.
Lushbaugh & Carson,
R. 3. Stout and James W. Coleman.

r. B. Stout and James W. Coleman.
NOTICE is n hereby given. that by virtue of an
execution issued by the Clerk Of the District Court
of Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory against
r B. Stout and James W. Coleman and in favor
of Lushbauch & Carson for the sam Of one hun
drei and sixteen dollars and thirty three cents, l.,
J. 3. Wells, Sheriff Of Nemaha County. Nebraska
Territory. have Ie7ied upon, and viii offer for sale,
at public auction, at the door Of the house in which
the last term of the District Court for Nemnba
county, Nebraska Territory. was held IN Brown
willie. in said county. on Saturday. the 29th day
Of September A. ID. 1860, mt one o'clock P. NJ, Of
said daY. and viii sell, to the highest bidder fofeash
in hand the following described property, to-Wit:
the northwest quarter Of section thirty-twO, town
fvs .nerth of Range sixteen, east, except .hirty-tWo
acres of of the west side Of the northwest quarter
of said quarter section, with all the improvements
thereon, levied upon as the property Of James w.
Coleman and will be sold to satisfy said execution.
J. 3. WELLS,
Sheriff Of Nemaha county.
by 3. B. THOMPSON, Deputy.
BrovuviTls. Aug 20, 1880. $3.50
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
"a Read Rankiu's SPEECHES
More FalSehOAds.

The Nebraska City NeUs is becoming
es famous for its lying propensities as
Is superior in rank the Ne6raskian.
Reynolds Is proving himself an apt schol-
pr ard if he continues to progress in the
future as ] IN the few weeks past, the "pu-
Pill will outstrip the tutors very soon. and
f'Otheilo's occupation" will be gone
The few copies of the News sent gratu-
itousy to this place are shown around by
even Democrats as carricatures in news
PaPerdon the articles cited to as pncOn
troverIable evidence of "addled brain"
and total depravity." A mauswho so
far fcrgets his race, his constituents, his
country, or hinself-even so small a spec
linen of humanity as ReyAolds-asb to
ask the Legislature to pass a law placing
negrOes and Indians on a perfect eduali
BY with the white people of this country,
will do and say almost anything.
The News, in commenting on our re-
ply TO ms ~slapderous insinuation that $500
cash' procured" Furnas for Daily,
says: TO
"The fact alluded 10 above is matter
general understanding, of common
street talk in Brownuille. So we have
IRON one Of the most honorable men 10
that place. 80
That's another lie, told for political
purposes" and manufactured out Of "whole
PlOth," by Reynolds, who never received
my such information from any shunora.
e" man ~ Brownviil e. ,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
Legal Notice.

Martini Meek,
vs. Divorce.
Samuel Fl. Meek.
Nsmaba county Distyfct Court, Of The Second Ja-
dicial District, Nebraska Territory.
The defendant in this case Samuel Hiieek, will take
notice that on the IIth day Of August, A D.. 1850,
the plaintiffs fled n petition against him praying for
a divorce and alleged among other things for said
divorce, gross neglect Of duty and total abandon
ment; and that said petition will be for hearing
at the next term of the District Court Of the 2nd
Judicial District in Nemaha county of Nebraska
Territory, to be begun and held in Brownville on the
oath day of September, 1850.
MARTHA MEEK.
ByJ. On. Thompson, her Atty.
BrownviIle, Aug. 16,-4t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20

The News charges that a cores
pendent, Douglas Democrat" is a Re-
publican. We have only to say that he
as sound a Douglas Democrat as ever
zrod shoe leather, and if there be any
that doubt II, his nan can be had, if ne
eessarv.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
Stray Cow.

Strayed from the Subscriber, a ~fouryear old cow
Ear m0rks: crop OF one. slit in the other, eonsidera-
bic white about the face white on breast; horns ra-
Their on the stag order. Nearly all the bushy part Of
the tail is torn off. Has with her a young calf
AliberaI reward viii be paid FOR her delivery, or
information that viii lead to her recovery
SAML CALLAN.
BrOwnvills, Aug. I6, 1850. l-St-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Flee
ton for Nemaha county, Nebraska Tertiary, win Do
held at the several voting precincts Of said county
on the 9th day, being the 2nd Tuesday Of October,
or the purpose Of electing The following officers, To-
wit:
One Delegate to Congress;
One Councilman to the Territorial Legislature;
Four Representatives to Territorial Legislators;
One Coroner
One County Commissioner for Commissioner Dis.
trict No. 3. T.W. BEDFORD. Clerk
Brownville, Aug. Both, 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
q 2Ma a. 4a5p6tG
REPORTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NeBraSEa AdvertdBers

HOOMHA, September ~, 1850
TIE FIRST through mail from Denver
Civ. reached here Saturday night, with
dates to de Sth INST The Vigilance COM
miitee Yves wagiDg a wal Of extefmina-
ton Against the gamblers and theives.-
TIVE we're hung by them on the SIKH
One of whom was taken from the stage
while on bis way 10 the Missouri river
Several, who had incurred the displeas-
ure of the Vivilance Committee, reached
this city last night. =.
The miners here, generally declared
in favor of the old P%rOvintionai govern
ment. l,
The Mail Coach left this city for Dea-
yer last evening, with the mail and seven
through passengers. III
U1ited States Marshal Moore, just in
from the West, reports an attack by the
Sioux on a Pawnee village, one hundred
miles west of here on The l4th inst. A
running fight for 1eightLor ten miles en-.
sued, which was still raging when ne left.
The Pawnees had taken five or SIX scaips
and secured five or six horses. One
Pawnee killed. lEI Ifl
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
AdministratorIs Sale.

BIZ order Of the Probate Court of Nemaha County,
Nebraska Territory.
On the thirteenth day Of Oct, A. D.. 1860,
at one O'Clock. P NJ. of said day, before the door Of
the Post Office. in the City Of Peru. in Nemaba COun-
ty. N. T., will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate. as the property Of
Nehemiah Sites, deceased, to-wit:the west half of the
north west quarter Of section no FIVE township no six,
north Of range no fifteen, east of the sixth principal
meridian. in Nemaha county. Also, the west half Of
the southeast quarter of section no thirty-two, town
shin no seven. north of range fifteen, east of the
sixth ~principal meridian, in Otoe county. Also, the
following lots in Peru Nemaha county, to-wit: Lots
from one To twelve, inclusive, in block no forty-three
as designated on the recorded platt Of said town.
Terms Of sale, ore half down and the balance in
SIX month, to be seeul-1 by mortgage on tho premi-
SEES. }. NJ. tELLON'
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
We viii Purchase Wheat

AS money is scarce, we will pay in goods for wheat
65 cents per bushel and for -four 1915 per hundred
pounds. We will furnish sacks for wheat and re-
ceive it, either at our Store in Brownville or at
Melvin's Mills. ID. j. MARTIN CT
Brownville, Oct. 90, 1852. otP-5
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20

Those Ten Pin B~aIIS.-WOrthing
Is a Dew supply Of ten pia balls &c fll
N vacancy o~ccasiOned by those that
vamOused the ranch" The other night
lbev are No. /; made, the the Judge
hys, "by a man in St. JO., who has fol-
Sved the business for thirty-years."
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20

CSC. 81 It shall be the TreaSurer's duty 70 attend
at the usual places OF ho.diuE elections in each precinct
in his county for two days during the month Of SeDtem-
Der. from 9 A. n. tO4P. n. Of eachday, for the purpose
Of receiving taxes from any person who SHALL al that
time wish ~ make payment - sc.
"SEc. 80. II shall be the duty OF every person sub
jeet to taxation under this law to attend al the places
aud time Of the Treasurer's sitting in his precinct for
the purpose OF receiving taxes, and then pay the same,
or to attend at some other time within the two months
allowed, when The TT treasurer is not en- aged III collecting
taxes in any OF the precincts, at the TreasuFeT's Once
atthe County seat" sc.
SEC. 80. .Auer the first day Of November the un-
paid taxes Of The current year. become delinquent, and
shall draw interest at the rate OF nfty per cent per an
num-" &C. JACOB STRICKLER, Treasurer,
BroWnvills, Sept. LIST, 1850,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
Angus, ,. ,eo-iy. y 'sp'' !

Estray 100
Strayed or stolen from TIC subscriber on the sth
of June last, a dark bay mare. 8 years old; no white
about her: marked by the collar on top of neck Small
size. but not q poney; said to be raised near Ere
mont county Iowa, TO where she may have returned.
rB@A liberal reward viii be given for information
that will lead to her discovery. WA. T. DEN.
.July 10. Off. BrOwnvllle. Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
New ORLEANS, Sept. II.

The Spanish War Steamer, Francisco,
arrived Al New Orleans u the 18th from
Truxillo, and reports that the British
Steamer Icamo, with a transport and
troops, under General Alrese, proceeded
10 the place where Walkers army were
encamped. The boats of the Icamo pro-
ceeded up the river an1caplured Walker
and seventy men. T-ey were then con-
veyed to Truxillo. and delivered to the
Honduras authorities. Walkers men
were very destitute, and many were sick.
They were permitted to return to the
United States on condition they would
never engage in another expedition a.
gainst Central America. Walker and
Col RudIer were 70 De shot. 81 VIZ,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
LEAvExwoRTH, September Is.

Gordon the alledged murderer, who
recently escaped from Denver, and who
has been in the custody of the Unite1
States Marshall for some two years past,
had an examination yesterday before
Judge Petit of the United States DIS
trict Court, which resulted in his dis
charge for want of jurisdiction. 1t haV-
ing been shown that Denver. where the
murder was committed. is in Morton,
and not in ArrappahOe County. as was
supposed. This decision leaves the citi-
of the Pixies Peak Region outside
of Arrappahoe County, without any law
whatever. Immediately after the dis
charge of the prisoner threats of lynch.
ing were made, and an exeiled crowd
gathered around The Court Room. Cor
don, however, was taken 70 The jsIl for
under the protection Of the Sher-
if and city officers Ia1srfn the even.
ing a body of his friends undertook to
remove him thence but were immediate
ly surrounded by an excited crowd shout
ing, Hang him! Hang him" The
friends of law and order, under the lead
of Mayor Mcdowell and other officers
succeeded in preventing the mob from
preceding to extremeties. Gordon was
again placed in Jail for safety. He was
badly bruised and cut during the melee,
and others were somewhat injured. The
of Arrappahoe County, who ar
rived in town during the tumult, was bad
ly Injured 6y a blow on the head. Cor
don has been rearrested on a justices war;
rant, and will be taken back to Denver
by sheriff Meddaugh as soor as his in
iuries will permit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
TERMS EAax.
Stock Wintered.

The subscriber wishes TO announce To the nublie.
that be IS prepared 10 winter one to two hundred
mead Of cattle, and would respectfully request those
desiring cattle kept the coming winter, TO address
mn at ~BroVnyint. Nebraska. II. O. MlNICK.
BroWRville, Aug, 18th, 1860. At
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
CarDaDfrv WTodn Pos,
The First and Last DUN.

We here say to all persons owing rs, either by
note or account, we must have our pay, in wheat or
Money BY the first Of October next. No exceptions.
Ours Is a cash business; therefore, when VIC do cred
IT. the pay must come when we need Il; ami ne will
need it by the above named date.
D.. j.. MARTIN & co.
BrOwnville, August2S, 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
CADB MILLS
IND
EVAPORATORS

I HAVE made arrangements with DOUGLAS
BROTHERS,, Evansville, Ohio, the only establishm0ns
in the United states. engaged exclusively 10 the manu-
factuTe Of SorghO Sugar Mills, EvapOrators, &c, b.
which can furnish the farmersin this region with those
much needed articles. The Douglas Sugar Mil Rnd Ap-
paratus were awarded the First Premium 10 the Ohio
state Fair; and the highest honor at the United States
Agricultural Society a silver medal. ! am confident
Farmers of Nebraska, Kansas, Northern Missouri md
Southern Iowa can ind no other to suit them Better
either in price or otherwise.
Capacity and Price Of Mills
Three Iron Rollers in Strong Iron Frame.
No Gone MiIl-pressea from -
TO 30 gallons o. juice per hour (; price
do lone OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from % 70 20
gallons Of JUICE per hour; price 90
Same as Mol; extra heavy,
do 1.-Two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from % %
gallons Of juice per hour; light drift 90
do a-TwO rse-Verhcal-d0u geaTed)press-
esfrOm 80 1850 gallonsjuice per hour heavy
draft %
do4-Two orse-verticsl-(singl Eeared press-
es from so to 70 gallons Of juice per hour
heavy draft ~
do -Four borse-verticai-Cing.e Eearedl capa-
city from 100 TO 125 gallons per bocr 80
do So horse-HOrizOntal-ba-k geared) suita-
Bile TO attach to T~hreshing Machine 0FOthsT
power, presses from 40 20 so gallons %
juice per hour 10
DO T-Two orse-HortzOntal, with vertical SHAFT
10 apply lever to. worked By horses sane 40
vertical, presses 40 70 so gallons per hour ~
do s-Four observation-disclosures gearcdl suite
able TO attach to hreshiEg Machines OF other
power, presses 79to 100 gallons per hours I'D
do 9-Six Observation-Disclosures gearedl calcu-
lated for water or steam p0wcEs reaQy Tor
the belt. and with capacity % VorE 81 acrOp
Of from IS TO 20 acres Of Cane, 80
r.. ". FURNASs Ag'ls
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
County Jail.

NOTICE is hereby given nat Fifteen Hundred boilers
VIII be appropriated from the County Fund for he pur-
pose Of constructing a County Jail. Subject, however,
to the decision Of the voters Of Nemaha C0uaty 81 ne
coming October election,
T.. W. BEDFORD, Co. CPk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
MOfat's Life Pills
AND
PHOENIX BTTTER0

These medicines have now been before the public for
q period OF thirty years, and during that time have
a high character in almost every part Of The
Giobe, fer their extraordinary and immediat. power Of
restoring perfect health to persons suffering under near
" every kind O. disease TO which the human rams Il
liable.
The following are snmn Of the disfrnssinr r.rr.trnr
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
On Saturday, the 9th of October, 1860.

The town Of Aspinwall is beautifully located on
the Missouri River, in Nemaha County, Nebraska
Territory. on the upper end Of what is know as the
Half Breed Reserve. The town is well located for
the back country trade. possesses the best Steamboat
Landing on the Missouri River Above Fort Leaven-
worth, together with all other facilities for building
up a town, such as Stone, Timber and Stone Coal.
There are already built and occupied fifteen good
substantial Houses, together with two good Dry
foods Stores, two Groceries, Blacksmith Shop, aid
Hotel. The Lots in sid town will be sold 10 the
highest bidder without reserve. Those wishing to
purchase cannot but be pleased with the location Of
the town, and the surrounding country. for many
miles, Is not equaled west Of the Missouri River,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20
PROBATE NOTICE.


In accordance with sections 81 and 80, pages 24O and
24I. General Laws or Nebraska nth session. / will at
tend at the following places at the times designated, for
the purpose Of RECEIVING Taxes:
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-20

HIS knowledge Of the trade and wants Of the people
of Boownville and vicinity enables him TO make judici-
Gus purchases expressly for this market. He asks an
examination OF his Stock, feeling assured he will be
able TO satisfy in quality. style and prices.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-03
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 2.
ALC0HOL.-There has been fair inquiry for Alcohol
this week. and sales to the extent of about 300 bbs have
been made. We still quote 95 per 5254 cts per
gallon usual discount to the trade
ASHES.-We continue to quote Pot Ashes at S5 25 and
Pearl do at So per 100 lbs but hear of sales
making.
BREAD.-Bread is still selling at cts for Navy Ak
cts for Pilot, and 5 cts b for Water Crackers-ess
the usual discount.
BEESWAX.-Beeswax is steady at 33G35 cts. per lb
but there is very little doing in it.
BARK.-There has been no movement in Quercitron
Bark this week far have heard but we quote it
steady at s1S19 for No and s2OG2l per ton for No
fob.
BRIMST0NE.-A lot of $50 cantars Birthstone was
received here this week but it sold time since to
arrive at sl6 ton. The importers ask $50 per
ton for it to arrive.
OFFEE-rhere has been very little doing this week
IN Cohee put the market has throughout it been very
firm IN tone Inc stock here is quite light and is gene
ally held at prices that are above the views of buyers
The sales this week embrace only some 900 bags
Rio at 13d134 cts, and 200 bags Java at IL k16 cf
per Holders have advanced their rates tbis WI, f
ly cent perlb. and we quote Rio to-day firm at 70 13
cts for fair to good 13A@ @l3h cts for prime Iagnayrs
nominal at 13G13hcs and Java at l6dl6k cts her In
We note import this week of 6l0 bags Rio uer bark
Wheaand 10 pockets Java from Boston, and III baps
do Rotterdam The stock of Coffee to-day is about
$500 bags.
COTTON-The demand has been rather better this
week, but have change to note in prices We note
sales of about 600 bales Upland and Gulf at from 81 to
124 cts, six months We continue to quote:
UPLAND, WESTERN.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-03
Moastarg aaS Commercial 8sbtsta.



bero has been fair bpsness done this week in Stocks,
bnt there has been no specal activity in anything but
Mining stocks the operations in which have been very
heavy The sales of the leading fancy baltimore and
Ohio Railroad add up about $500 shares The market
it has quite irregular ana prices nave uctuateu
considerably 1t opened at s6sR, but it dropped from
this figure down s664 and again advanced selling to-
dav at from .664 to 67H cash. and s67G674 buyer 60
davs and closing s674 bid, s67h asked regular way
onv s661 was however bid for it to-day sellers option
eodays The only transaction in Northern Central Rail
way this week is sale of 35 shares made yesterday
slS The market for this stock is and has been through
the week. very heavy. 1t left off to-day at sl24 bid
$l34 asked regular way. This stock sold last week at
SIM per share. There has been some movement this
week in Canton and large advance has been establish
ed in it. sale of 100 shares made early in the week
at SIN but yesterday 500 shares sold at SSH and
it closed to-day without sales at bid regular way. In
Mining the operations this week have been
ally heavy and in Gardner Hill and Guilford large
advance has been established The sales of Gardner
Hill add up about 1000 shares 1t opened at SO 81 but
it up from this figure to 81 at which rate it sold at
the opening of the Board this morning. Before the close
however it sold buyer 60 days. and since the close
have heard of sale of 200 shares at SAX seller 80
days, this figure being decline Of so cts per share
the price paid this morning The sales Of Guford add
up about l3 shares So 81 1885, the closing
of 200 shares Springfield at 81 and lOc shares Santa
Clara At SO There has been comparatively little done
this week Railroad bonds and Northern Central 1855
have fallen of per cent. We note sales in the week
OF $4,000 ef these bonds from soy down to
55h They offered to-day at 554, but
bid was made for them There has been
ment in Baltimore and Ohio bonds but note
sales of S65 500 Northwestern Virginia first mortgage
bonds at 81 and IS 000 do third mortgage do not
dorsed 25 For City stock there has been fair inqui
ry and sales of 81 600 Baltimore ves at 81 and
about $1 900 do skies 97hG9S for 1855, 9Sk for
1855 90 for 1890 coupons and 10O00h for inscribed
ls9O's. The sales of Bank stock this week include
shares ank of Baltimore at S04 GO shares Bank of
Commerce s24% rs shares Franklin at and 100
shares Howard at SO.
Money continues easy. There is the usual amount of
paper Offering the street but there is difficulty any
good signatures at the current rates The ruling rate
for prime single name paper is per cent, but
occasional negotiations still making at per
cent Fair second class paper goes at 9d10 per cent
and call loans making fancy stocks at 9G1O per
cent.
The foreign imports into Baltimore for the week ending
Thursday amount in the aggregate to $751; 5S5 of
which 500 $50 were free and sl5 655 duty paying
goods and foreign exports for the period to
$40 2O4 against sos s6 last week. and $95 900 for the
corresponding week in 1859
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-03

Sl25Gl73 BIZ for DID, SIS 25 Prime sI2 so for old
and $l4 .5OGl4.75 for Lard is heavy at lOZGllIc
Whiskey dull at 23hc. Sugar is heavy-New Orleans
64gSc Molasses is unchanged-sales at 4skc Spirits
of Turpentne closed firm at 4sG49c. Rice is quiet
CINCINNATI, March 2.-Four is dull and the demand
only triiing at S5.30d540 Whiskey is dull and heavy
at decline of S-sales at 14k cts Provisions gen
orally unchanged; Mess Pork is in good demand at l74G
q: e. 2 I. Gus; Bulk Meats are frm-Shouders 6%GGH cts
sues o7s18h cts Lard 104 cts. The demand for mo-
ney rs pressing and the market is stringent.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-03
Middling ..... 11&G12 124@12K 11A@12
Good Middng 124M12x 124G13 124 @l12t
Mddling Fair l24(Gl3 l3Aal3x | l21MI3

CANDLES.-Candles continue quiet, but they are
steady at former quotations. viz: 17G20 cts for
Adamantne; 25CG2s cts. for Chemical Sperm; 4O@42
cts for Sperm; and 50d52 per lb for patent Wax
Mould Candles range at from l2H to 16X cts. for
Western and Eastern.
CHEMICALS.--Soda Ash is selling at 2I62A
per lb for so per cent Sal Soda at 41S cts Bleach
ihg POWDERS at 3d3A cts; BiCarb Soda at 3H141 cts
anu oSSaIpetre at SdS% cts. for Crude East India
n, ~ Eh-Copper is still selling at "a cash. and
our months for Baltimore refined Ingots 80 cts for
Sneahing and 2s cts. per h. for English do
ana S aeow Metal Sheathing before 20
Ior american anu Il cts. for English and Yellow Metal
Bolts and Nails at 22 cts per lb
COAL-Iherei is comparatively little doing in Cum
berland Coa Dut he following the rates for careoes
viz $3.15 for fine, $500 for run of mine and "a Ih
per ton for lump delivered board at Locnst point
note the export this week of 954 to nha
Coal selling retail from the yards at s5 2h5 ao nor
ton of 2 ,240 lbs. p0'
FRUIT.-A cargo of Sicily Fruit ship "a. NJ Law
rence from Palermo offered two three days since
at auction and sales made of boxes Oranges at
$500 boxes do at So 25 and 900 boxes Lemons
al 81 O52l5 per box We note also sales of so bales
sicily Almonds at cts and 100 bags Filber ers at 5AG6
Gus per lb Raisins still selling from store 81 40
or punch and $260 per box for layer but they dull
at these figures. Figs which are in fair demand still
range at from to 16 cts per lb. s-- rl ~ ? r
flsH.-There is more doing in Fish than there has
and the market for them is rmer We note sales
tas week Of 800 bbs Halifax and Eastport Herrings at
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
pRIuEg ANDsALEs OF STOCKS INNEH YORK


The New York Tribune of this morning says:
There is nothing of Importance doing in Exchange
and quotations are nomnally as before.
Freghts to Liverpool, $50 bales cotton at Il G9-32d; ;
$50 bbs pork at s Cd 500 bbs rosn at Is 3D. 400 tcs
lard at 25 $50 boxes bacon 5s 200 cs beef As
5000 slaves on private terms. To London per steamer
200 tcs. beef at 6s 2400 bbS rosn at 29s; and per
packet 200 slaves private terms and 100 boxes and
100 bales bacon at 30s vessel of $50 tons from Jack
sOnve to CardenaS with lumber at 80 and of the
same size from Mobile to MatanZas at the rate
The Massachusetts, Legislature has under consdera
ton measure to advance the legal Of interest in
that State to per cent.
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF PORK PACKING.-The Cincin
natl Price CTent presents its annual statement
pork packing of the United States in its issue OF this
The following is the