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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ AuctIsn sale Of Beantifnl Csnnt.y
TAXI PLACE THis AFTERNooN The par
ticalar attic ution Of the public is reeRsstinliy
vited to he sale Of br. Roddeys besuHnt eoT mi
AFTERNOON At O'Clock. For further parheu-
'A nv Zee let i''''' GODDIy SAPPgRsON. Aucts.
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Arriual Of South Cdrxtnn troops.-A de-
tachment OF the Second Regiment OF South
Carolina volunteers, 2S3 in number, under
Col J B. Kershaw, arrived in Richmond at
Petersburg Railroad The companies com
posing the detachment are commanded by
Captains McManus, Hale and Richardson. -
The gallant Representatives and defenders OF
Southern rights, Immediately on their arrivai
touk up their line of march for the Central
Fair Grounds, where there are now encampeo
some OF the finest specimens OF the ciliZen
soldier to be seen in the world.
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LOCAL MATxHR6.

Major General Robert Z. Lee.-The virginia
Oon vention, to its honor be 1t sain. olo nos
hesitate an instant In rendering the supIen.s
command of their land and navai iofces "
this eminent Virginian. CONSCIENTIOUS, "h he
honorable as he is brave and experience nj
did not hesitate TO accept the post OF nono' ~. 90
of danger If our military. when brough. in sss
the field under his guidance, do not WIN .h
victory, then we shall conclude that TIKI.
and in stice is thenceforth powerless agains,
the oppressor. OF him il was said netoie az
appon tment, and of him IL may Wen DC
no man is his superior in all that cons'i.uar rs
the soldier and the gentleman-no man nlo,e
worthy to head our forces and lead our ar.'o IF
There lie no one who would commahu nio ,ban
this distinguished officer, and no one unu ors
whom the volunteers and militia wouid nior
Iedged ability. his chiyaIrc character, ms
probity, honor and-may we add. 10 ms eve.
nal praise-his Christian life ana conuuh ;,
make his very name q tower Oh streng Va.
1t IL n name surrounded by revolutionary ana
patriotic associations and "reminiscences.
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49, ON AND AFTER LIST MAY, to LIST
SEPTEMBER next, we, the under
signed. Hardware Merchants, of the city Of Rich
mond pledge ourselves not to open our stores,
for business purposes before the hour OF o CLOCK
A M and 10 close ne same at o'clock =. M:
Porter Harris Hor- Charles ]. Siuton,
ner Smith 4 HARDWOOD,
RI. Denny. Van Lew. Taylor Co.,
w. Radcliffe. Smith, Rhodes & Co,
Jno. T. Sublett Bro, Garrison, Anderson y
A B Clarke, Co, An,
Theo Robertson Son, Johnston Brahsloro,
Williams Il Elliott, W. s. x G. Donnan.
nv la p. T. Moore Co
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THs SrArH Coxvsxrios. --We are INFORMED
that the Convention yesterday passed the
"S,ay Law" The body will probably ad-
iourn to-day.
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sr We are under constan obligat tons to the
Messrs. sxowpss, Of the Alexandria Gaseae.
for favors. Ono of the edttorsof this popnisr
iournsl was In the city yesterday
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RECOGNITION Of Gallantry.-Mr. q. Hill, of
Main street, yesterday sent TO the South Oar
olina Regiment of Col Gregg, a present,
which that officer acknowledges in another
column.
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NEW FLoUR.-Flour, manufactured IRON,
Texas wheat, of this years growth, mas oeeh
recai yed at Galveston.
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Tux ApAxs ExpRsss CoxrAsv again laid MS
under obligations yesterday, for Baltimore
newspapers.
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IN RICHMOND

INSTANTANEOUS
PAINLESS PROCESS
EFFEcTUALLY CURING
WORST CASES
AND ALI
DISEASES OF THE FEET.
DR.. sCHLOSSER
Takes this opportunity of returning thanks to
the ladies and gentlemen of Richmond and its vi
entity for their
NUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS,
which they have placed at his disposal, which
fully endorse the efficacy of his mode of trsstm emit
of DISEASES OF THE FEET.
His mastery Of this branch Of Surgery has not
been acquired without
CAREFUL STUDY
ACTUAL PRACT CE.
He Is enabled to give relief in OF the worst
description without causing any pain, or produc-
iug any injurious effect. His operations are per-
| formed without cutting the Corn or Bunion.
| The most timid may place implicit confidence In
his skill, and children, as well as persons OF ma
! ture years, will most assuredly derive immaculate
/ benefit and comfort from his mode OF treatment
| FRESH TESTIMONIALS FROM RICHMOND.
| FYom John Meiien, EGG.
| nr ScgLosaER has extrac. cd from my feet seve-
raj painful Corns without pain, and | cheerfuiiy
| recommend him to those afflicted.
JOHN MELLEs
Richmond, Va, April 2sth, 1851.
From s. s. Garter, CarterUile, ~ C.
| DR. ScHIossER has extracted quite numper o.
very painful Corns for me, without any pam py
The oneratiou. ] cheerfully recommend bin Il
those afflicted. D. .. oAkf1a'
Richmond Va, April 2sth, 1851.
From J. NJ G. Dickinson, E.q
DR. scHLossEs has extracted great number o
Corns from my feet, without any pain, giV'hi
perfect satisfaction J. NJ u ptchissoH'
Richmond, April lath, 1851
From, J. C. Uhifson, Esq, Marion. ". c.
r This Is to certify that Dr.. scHLossgE extract
+ ed seven Corns for me, withoutthe least pain l
the operation and by squeezing on the dlherel
= places where the Germs where extracted ca
feel no pain whatever, and fully believe they al
comnlate,v cur.d J. @. WBITsoN.
Richmond, va April 23d, ls7i
Fror John NJ SPEED, Member Of the Convention
DR.. scHro..En has extracted four Gorns from IN
fas, without giving any pain. and to my entii
| s.,,.fac,;on Jxo. NJ. 6PBED,
: or Lynchbnr2.
= Richmond, April 18th, 1881.
a From DR.. r. Poceu, NJ. d.
4 Tb,s Is to certify that Dir. ScHLossEK eradicate
two Corns for me, without pain durins the ope'
tiop-with entire relief to me from all palm
K. PvwRLL, h. D.
Of Richmond, April leth, fstl'
Il E%or, b. NJ Harris, Esq
l. Dr. ScHLossER has extract nve CONS TIC
my feet, without the slightest pain.
- ny BIN. HARRIS
J. Richmond, April aoth, 1891.
OF FSom John 8. An1e, Esq.
'. This Is to certify that DR.. scuLosssR extract
: two COrns for me, without pain ana win xr'
= skill. !ohA D Asssl
,s Richmond. April I7h. issi. I'D
nE ~ In addition 70 the above. great nurnl
II more, from persons ell known in Riehmond,
en- in Oh. sCHLossER's possession, which may
seen at his Office,
FROM 10 A. n. TILL P. NJ,
~ Atihe
a, gPoTSwooD HOT 81,
th Parlors No. Ill gna lis. near the Ladies' Draw
EE. Rooms.
- ~ Private entrance On 4aia s.fsss.
"a o0LAST
Il 'A' ,,..s,.,, ,,.,,,,,
&l2Af8Xx
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AE Attention, Troopers ard ,p,uurx.

"we would call your attention 70 an important
military work in the course Of publication BY our
tuwnsman, A. Morris, publisher aud bookseller.
The book has been prerarsd BY col J. Lucias
Davis Of the Army. entitled THE TEoorE.'s
MANUAL being compilation and abrlagement 81
the drill for Troopers and Mounted Rinemen In
misher's Drill for Mounted Rigemeu, by Captain
Maurv to which a correspondent referred so IA
vorably In our columns a few weeks ago. -" h1.
ap 3o-3t
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MARRIau.

On Tbnr.d,v eveuiug. Apsfi 18th, By Rev. a.
A duncan. Of the M g. Church, Mr.. y. nAlsL
and Miss LIZZIE HOUSE, formerly Of New o.
and daughter VI John Fowler SIS @
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DIED,
In this city, Mr.. ALEXANDERC usHMAN'a ssa
years. - a.. ras,aanca
The funeral will take place from the reunasuss
=, NJ 8 A Eaton s,h street, Candies mn, al
II o'clock A. "a. to-day. The friends Of the isn-
iiv are invited TO atteud
In the city of Richmond, on the goth instant, OF
consumption, JAMES A. POWELL, JR, In the
asth ear Of his sge.a , .
30 Richmond aud Texas papers please copy.
Funeral Notice.--Ths funeral Of Rev. Il. 4;
NIXON late OF the Virginia Conference. VIZ
from Centenary Church, r..
The friends Of the family, and the Masonic FRA
ternity, are respectively invited to attend.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 80. 1881.

Hfoh Water this day Wednesday) at 10 O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
schr D. Herbert, Myers, James river, lumber,
Jno. A. Belvin.
SAILED.
s.aamer Belvidere, Keene, Baltimore, mdze.
and passengers. b & W. Currie.
schr Redington. Clark. down the river ilgot.
Schr. Jos. Holmes, Holmes, down Inc ri'er'
schr. Nelly D., studdam, down the river, light.
Brig Lille isle tBritishl, Coalfeet, Liverpool
ndzs G. 4. WORKMAN 90.
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H-n FOR kENT.-The two-stury BRICK
@aa DWELLING on Canal street, near to lst st
and text door to the residence Of Mr.. Jno II.
Knowles, containing rooms, with front lad rear
porches, ana kiicnsn in the yard. There is good
spriog OF water the lot, and quite a number II
excellent fruit trees and choice grape vines, be-
side. some space for garden. The oil clo2 I'D
mating on the floors, and sons. .''h5 portion Of
the furniture, ca De oo1ght At iUw price. I'm
mediate possession can be had. Apply to Mr..
John w. COSBY, on the premises; or 10
THOS. BAGBY,
M OH
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4 EADuuAnTEhs VIRGINIA FokOss
RICHMOND. VA, April 2sth, 1881.

~
II RICHMOND. VA, April 2eth, 1881. (
hi General Order No. 5.
W The General .mmanding desires TO Impress
upou all offears and agents employed in the MILL
tary and naval service Of the state the ueoessity
OF observing the strictest economy and 4cc0uuta.
biiity in tina expenditure of public money, or ia
the use Of the credit Of the State. No ezpendi.
lures will be made unless duly AUTHORIZED. nor
will they assume the responsibility OF incurripg
any expense, or OF using the credit Of the sists
unless the necessities Of the case Are clear Ehd
imperative a. not to admit Of the delay Of refer
ring TO the proper authority. Records and voGoh
ers must be made aud preserved iof all expenti-
tures or uses Of the credit of the state specifying
and certifying in all cases to the nature and Reees
,ity of the service for " hich they were made
They will keep all expenditures Ia the subsi-t-
snce department food for the men only disttact
from those al the QuartermAsters department,
MEN EN- races shelter for men and horses trans
portation, forage, stationery and Ike sub ect--
A. soon az the exisenoies Of the service will per-
nit the officers and agents OF the bt-bursine de-
partUents of the service wi be Supplied with the
Necessary blank forms for the proper performance
of their duties.
BY command of Maj. Gen. LEE.
IN fyAENxTT Adj'l ffeo'i
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BY command of Maj. Gen. LEE.
ar 3o-iw X. ; GARNhTT. Ad1t Gen'l..
n HDQRS VIRGINIA FORCES,
Y Richmond. April Is, 1881. I
EtGpueraI Order No. 4.

VI |. The General, or other officers COMMANDING
the Virginia Forces at Richmond, Norfolk, Fred.
aTicks burg Alexandria, and Harper's Ferry and
at such other points "a they may hereafter be sent
in separate command, are required 10 submit to
this flee returns of their respective comInsnds
once in ten days. commencing on the frst day of
each month.
II The attention Of all officers Of the Virgins
yolunteer. IL called the regul atipns concerning
Military Correspondence. ~ laid down In Tho
Army REGULATIONS OF the late L nited States Ed
ton of 1851.
by command Of MAI denl LEE a.,
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Al hkADQ Rs Lob GUARD,
n RICHMOND, May 1, 1891 /
ri Members OF this Company will attend
H a meeting az Headquarters this (WBDNEs.
DAT evening, ats o'clock. Important business
dema nds your INN ediate attention.
Persons wisning TO enroll themselves Will call
At once at the rendezvous on corner OF sth and
Main strsass opposi'A Bozhar's Hall. nv l-lts
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RICHMOND AND DAN.
L L L La "A a L


A., 4 THE WaRkENlON STRINGS,
4EN$ FAUQUlER COUNTY, VA,
l.Ii& / Will be opened on the 18th Of MAY: In
80 -. VAL limited number OF visitors will be
received.
TBRMs PoR BoARD.-S3a per month. $40 per
week ~ per dav. w hite servantAs three-fourths.
C0iored servants aud ,hldren ucd6f 10 and over
years, half price. Horses 50 - - Day Ad-
dress Ro6'f EyUbiN,
n,y l-?w Warrenton S5R4n9s, Va
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mN = FRANKS RENTAUkzkT AND
& ~ faJ LAGER BEER SALOON
~ NY VIII open this day with q FREE
~ LUNCH at II clock TO ~, whore he
hopes " see his friends aud customers. SNACks
at all hours The best of Liquors WINES and
CidAkS always on hand. FRANK, Agent.
Governor st., next door to the Iron Building.
9yEk
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NTUTICE.-Under the authority conferred GU
~ NE by deed Of trust from schwarhacher
Co, duly recorded in the Hastings Court Of The
city of Riehmond, l have appointed the said
and transact, tor CASH only, The business Of DRY
GOODS and FANCY GOODS STORE, as heretofore
sonducted by them, at the middle tenement OF the
old Mansion House, on Main street, in the city Of
Richmond, upon the terms and for the purposes
declared in said deed OF trust, and not ntherwlse
i-3th ii. NEW MAN.
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BOARDING

nOARDJ VEL have several pleasant NOME
u vacant suitable for ia aailies Aets heerha9a
pleasant aad oonvsnt~nt 10 es'thsss IN vas -
Annly nj ths Carlton House. % nth, eciwrra
Broad ard Marshall SITS. several DAY BOAhp'
EEs can also be accommodated.
ap 2o-tws MRS baS'
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Lost.
= STRAYED on sTOL kN-FfIm a

@Nhorss rack, In front Of the Custom House,
on BANK street, about o'clock on y estes-
day. q blood bay HORSE, about i6t hands hish,
pine years old, with = fain, white .po, on ths
right side af his wibers, and very little whHs
on one OF his hind heels Is aop-eared, sad rides
very we'll rather long bodied IN very good 81,
der Had on new bride with brass blt. a9a
half worn eitiyea saddle suiisbi reward will
be raid n delivery at the office of ths Con
missary Department, Custom House bnildlrg;
a, 3I-ts FRANK q RUFFtS.
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I OsT.-A NEGOTIABLE NOTE, dated hAfsA
L. eth, Isoi on eight months, aiaountins tss
same being payable TO our own order ana es
dorsed We herewith caution people not to ifads
for same, payment being stopped. The hb9ei
would obllge Us by leaving 1t al cur store. No.
an it, "a HELLRR q co.
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ITO THE PUBLIC The Mechapiesvills
accordance with the amended Charter, granted
the company by the Legisia ure at its late SEES
sion notice is hereby given that tolls VIII be de-
manded an1 collected from all persons travelling
on the Rad, on and after MONDAY, the 9Th OF
May next. hoD +. n0hhiSo,
an 27-iw< Irestdent
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Two very handsome, airy rooms. lsnitaoIs ~
families,l vacant at Mrs. RDpiss' BOARD ~
aoU>s. on 3everree street, between AAin .
FRANKLIN sp 49,
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n HORSE NfOLEN.-Un Saturday nlsbt
l~Nlast, bay HoHSk, with three wbi9s
ankles, was taken from my stable on tas
Westhata Plank Road. Any one rsturnfns him
10 ne az the Second MARKET Will receive bsfAi
reward. lap as-afwi Jas w Ahh-
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q HESDkRsoN A2D Nashville RAILROAD.
the stringency nf the
times, the line of the H & n. r R..e-R~,. is
now being surveyed for the purpose eide
eating the-roesd The following gentiehfeh'
are engaged on the route.s ]. B. Clough, Of
Springfield, Tenn. Mi. Foster, Nashville :
s.. Killebrew, Christian. Co. : B. Glasgow,
Springfield; Mr. Parkhurst, formerly Con-
ductor G, s: R. R., now OF E. & K. R. r.;
s. Brooks, ks,--tHopkinsville-; s. F. Smith,
Springfield saMr. Fields, sChristian Co, and
Alfred ~ Fownes, OF Hopkins. These
gentIenen passed through here the other
day.. on their way Upwards. H anderson ;
they- go as far as the deep ,eat. From "a
conversation we had with Mr.. Parkhurst,
we are led to believe the road Will be COM
pIeted in, two years from this time, We
should liketo see the iron horse rarin and
snortin through Madisonville like creased
streak" o 1ightnin; it would make things
more lively around here. Success to the
enterprise.-5ia 5iadiSonviAe Reg. &c. --'
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gs2g~ The Liverpool Mercury of the 25th
says another feaffal c6lliery explosion is-re-
corded, whereby twenty human beings have
been hurried into eternity. The Hetton
7coal pit, situated about nine miles from
Sunderland, and reported to he one of the
best ventilated IN the north of England, is
the scene of the AorFowfql occurrence. IN
1929 a>tetrjble expiosion took place IN the
same working, causing the loss of about
one hundred and thirty lives % but since
that time every available improvement
which modern science could suggest has
been adopted for the purpose. of rendering
the pit safe and secure, so that tire explosion
on Thursday night is surrounded with per-
feet mystery, ,.,.., IL, ~ .s..
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AccInENT.-Two brother, named Lee, liy-
ing about a mile from this place, stated out
to hunt turkeys early on Sunday morning
last. As they were going through the
woods the hammer of the gun, (Which was
in the hands of the elder brother, caught
on some brush, and dischargedit, lodging
two bullets in the back and shoulder of
the younger, Edwin, who was before.
He died on the morning of Monday, at
half past eleven O'Clock.
The. deceased was a young man much be-
loved by all who knew him, and leaves a
large circle Of friends to mourn his loss
Wash Dem. ..--: .-.,. 49,
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The right of secession seems to be con-
strued, in South Carolina, to be the right to
cdnhscate and appropriate to herself all
property in her borders. no matter who it
belongs to. Fort Moultrie and Castle Pinck-
uey are property belonging to the United
States, bought, aud paid for. South Caro-
lima has no more right to take them than
she has TO take the property. of citizeu.--
BoonuiUe Dem .......
Those, are the. right. sentiments, neighbor
Stick to them.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS AMP DIRECroRs OF
FTHE T. H. & R. R. R.--The Stockholders of
the Terre Haute and Richmond Railroad
metgin this city on Monday, and elected the
following Board of Directors for the ensu-
ing year! = : = = q = Il
.Chauneey Rose .JamesFarringto Demas
Denning, II. Ross Charles Wood, W K. Ed
wards, F., Nippert, 'Terre Haute E. J. Peck,
Indianapolis w. H. Thornbrgh, Green
castle. -
The Board Of Directors, met yesterday
land MISUNDERSTANDING officers
p e y! Peck, President and Snperntend-
I -ent; Charles Wood, Secretary I Jno. Scott
!. Treasurer. II II. Err. - = 3.-i -',-
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Advertisements published inl both the
Daily and the Weekly JoFRNAL will be
charged the full Dali y rates. with one half
ytheaWeelzly rates fadded. saFt'9-
- Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.'t'1 - ''i'+ -
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices. Of the following Orders, Societies
and Assoclations-st therates named, to be
paid id advance 'H .,,,,,..., = a.
!, Military Companies, Order of Odd Eel
lows, NasenicfOrders;r benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies. ..,-.. ..4,, Z
= For each notice not exceeding lines 26
ieents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate .ts~- --it1;
Annoupeipg, deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81; without notice, free
Marriage notices SO cents
Notices Of. FeStivsls, Picnics and Excur-
siens, gotten upAbys individuals or associa-
tiods. OF, by churches, at regular prices. "'
Advertisements leaded. and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, viii be charged ..double :. the usual
rates. "a. -,.. ,.,,.... ..a 4, .t.r's -:
Advertisements making less than, three
lines, inserted once in. the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents .,a'." .'i.''ts7 .~ra-. J..
b.. Yearly Hd vertisers TO pay ql1afterly. ~,
"a Annonpcing candidates of every descrIp-
rtion to be charged at the rate of ST so for
leach name in the Daily aud 81 IN the Daily
and Weekly, the SAME 10 be, IN all cases
paid in advance .'gi "a --sl ss-..s .
s.-..-.-, EEANSVIhEE g0URNAL- co. -
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Il; md SATURDAY MORNINGS JANUARY f, 1851

ga-We publish in fo-days's paper the
proceedings of the meeting held at the Court
House in this city on Saturday evening last
for the purpose Of appointing delegates to
the Convention to be held in Louisville to-
day. The meet was without respect OF, par
ty, and was very harmonious in its action,
Tine. resolutions passed are very eonserva-
tive in tohe, and express the sentiments Of
almost, if not quite, the entire community.
1t will be observed that our neighbor Of the
Reporter received a due share of the atten-
ton Of the meeting w -eaRRet say but
that-the- Eebuke administered was well Lner-
ftetl:Asffe1lR. NdiE. ~ = IL 49,
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There Seems 10 be little -dtabt that the
packing Will reach that of last season, aud
etpay run higher, tpr there IS evidently a
large nuniber of hogs stfn in the hands of
farmers in Northern 1lllinois,a portion OF
which may come 10 this market.
There has been very good demand for
all articles of the hog product during the
week, and prices further advanced Mess
pork to SIG 25@d6 5o,-and very little to
be had below the latter rate at the close :;
bulk pork 10 6. and, Sc loose for shoulders
and sides, and SC. foF hams loose,
and &c higher packed Lard declined
to 93c for prime in tierces, and l0c
ia kegs, but closed firm at these rates.
Bacon advanced to Z and 9 4c for shoulders
and sides packed, and not much smoked,
though the demand has been only moderate.
Green meats have been rather Irregular, ow-
ing to the.ba weather chiefly. Shoulders
sold at 5@59c at the close !; sides 7;- and
hams 6496a, the former rate for country
cut The demand for mess pork and bulk
meats is chiefly from the South, with, how
ever, a moderate inquiry from the East
but there is hardly any speculative demand,
most unusual and significant thing, under
existing circumstances. -.
Flour very dull, and superfne offered at
the close at $4 so without buyers There
is hardly any demand for exports
In the grocery market there is no change;
the demand has been very good during all
the week at very full prices, and the market
closes firm at our quotations given in snoth-
er column. :.t r...
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-19

SkckssloS.8A project has been started
by one Peter NJ. Ritter, Republican of
Hall township. ia this county, to. 'secede
with sixteen square miles of territory, to be
taken off from Hall and Columbia town
ships, and attached to ORANGE The reason
assigned by Ritter is that he thinks this
county hopelessly Democratic. The project
can't succeed, ,rzsEasper Dubois Co. C0a@.
:, We can { blame Mr. Ritter much. A Re-
publican has abontas much business in Du-
bois ,as common sense has in South Carroll
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