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9aiIg gggeal.
MORNING EDITION
ATLANTA, GA.
FRIpAg MoRNNa. FEaRUART @.


The high,st market price, either in money
or subscription, viii be paid fOr clean cotton
or linen rags, white or eolored, delivered Ct tie
APPEAL cornang noon, Atlanta.
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LARGE SALE OF NEGR0Es-AlossFs. Z. b
Clayton & CO. sold yesterday (e3l) sixty ne
groes, in lamiiiss the majority OF The Fnclo
number being children nom tWelge-y years oil
dowuwsrds- Tho aggregate saies amounted 70
Sl47 SIS, snd-the average price per head was
S2469-Mes0a Isisgraph
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t,7ertY iva nj IONS cf d0l'ays 70 i1s5urss the
States los thsir 0ullys in fseiiitstiug ihe noEs-
uenis q tfeops, and ioE m01ey advaneed 70 ihs
nilifis eiiis iu tie service ci The govoTrB1ent-
II ese CLAIMS amounted 1853 % thirty millions
e dolla-s, Of which ths s eEstsTy Of ths lTsss-
uTy has pad LESS itsn sigh. and q bali millsns-
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~ At recent cargo sale At PetsTsburg,
Virginia, sems s., 500 600 worth Of goods were
sold.
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CAPTURE OF SL4VERs-IE8 Spanish va
steamer Nspianio srnYed At Hsvsna On -
uornirg Of he Oh instant, with br;r is fosr
haTi8g On board seven kindred slaves. SIS
vas cspiursa oi Remedies. On she rs4ss si5s al
the island Of Cu5a- Tho GoSssrhsr. $ - ID
have lad in'ofuaiion souo weeks siacs 81 .La
expected arrival of siis big.
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INTEREsTISG FAcTs The SoHttsrn PTsssr-
isflan contsins eltr da.si EeT York. n
Yembor II, 1868 Tie writer eays g And iha
RAPID tendency Of churches ana polidesi par
nes neEe toward Aoolilionism, It is refreshing
% observe that sons Of ths- puTest and a5lsst
men in the North are coutenaing fsr tBe trutb.
ksV, Mr- Van Dyke, eI.President L.sd, Rishep
Hopkins, DR.. Seabury and Prot Morse have
written IN defense Of slayerg. Iheir sffsrfs are
the more adnirablc, 10 that they have ahan-
donsd the Eesk tactics heretofore pgegaisnf, and
boldly a7ow 6lsVsIy 20 bs Divine inssisusiss;' y
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Amount outstanding. ng.....,............
Dsduot, sisc, tte 7.39 Interest bearing
notes. deeiiTed to-be funded by section
l3.-.s.---. -......s-s-...... ..-.-....-ss---.
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THE gUIfAKEUY Law AND ITS EE.

= hzG GAhhsAA1itOG p - " ANB AAA = e e"
RBGTs
TIE Richmond SsatiHsl Las s lengthy article
on The cuutncy act, snd furnishes alaiislio5 and
estimates Tat viii remove most Of The objec-
tions that tRvo been or msy be urged against
the law. The business Of tho set IS with tho
currency bat its whole operation and bearing
cannot borndeTstood wiiheut reference, also 20
the new tai law. The iolloging table gives a
statement Of the present condition Of the cur
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Total Of present ircuIation........s..
OF The whels Of the above issue, the amt
issued 10 500 notes vvas..-.............
or the curreIcy which hsE been cancelled,
there we're, Of SlO0 notes, teElimated BY
iheir proportion Of the circu-aiiou.) a
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Amount ada . to circulation since Jan. J.,
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INrsnssrlxss FeoaE nll.xIoo.

The Frsask IN iks CITY Of Zaeaiseas--- Total Dis
psrsi0H Of UTGga's drWg--S --SEbmissi0H Of JHa-
rist Gsssyais and Q6Seials--St. Domisgo and
HG1aHa Kesos ttc eie.
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fhe Republican Committee meet in
""shIngt'" on tho I'D II February, to
hx tho time and place OF holding Con :.
vension for the Republican nomination Of
President and Vice President.
The Committee on Election. have De.
e7ded that tho Louisiana members are not
s7;ltied to their seats. They are Conser-
vativcs and opposed to the Ab,ltion dv.
Tasty. lieAce their reieoIion. @
according to the New York R.rn,d,.
eharieston advices, from lady, who re-
crntly iutt there, sne-half oil the city has
h"sn dam ,rcd oy the Federal shells. and
aoindoned " shc rebels. Taere w1rc
forty battories around the city, and rein
farcemsnts were daily arriving.
II is clai.uol that G,O00 votes were ia
ken at the late election in Arkansas This
"a about one tenth Of the votes of the
State. The mock Convention, o. course.
sbelishos slavery.
The New York Times Washinpton lei
Ger writer believes that it is not trne RI, !
Vice President Stephens is sick, but that
he is about to have ali open rupture with
the Davis administration.
The Office of the Mahoning Sentiral
published at Youngstown, Ex-Governor
Yods p.ace oil residence, was DESTROYED
en- Friday night by ufob Of soldiers, who
also attempted the assassination of the
editor. 1t is stated that this mob was
instigated to these proceedings by the
Aboiltlonists, who wanted to prevent the
publication of Attorney General Critcb
holds recent exposure of Tod's corruption
and imbecility. The Seminal was a Dem.
Ocratic organ. .at e,4a9s t..f.
The North Caroline papers are discus
sing at length the propriety of holding ,
State Convention, and adopting measure
to dissolve their connection with the
Southern Confederacy In our dispatch
es are given the drift Of their comments
and the probable action which is to fol
Low
Some abolition scoundrels instigatsc
some drunken soldiers to destroy the of
nee of the Lancaster (Ohio) Eagle,
Demo cratic journal. A serious riot oc
esrred. The Democrats rallied, and il
yetaliatlon gutted the houses of two Abo
l.ticn leaders, who were held responsible,
for it.
1t is believed, from reconnaissance
that the main force OF the enemy has lef
Ringgold and Dalton, Georgia, with the
Sssisa of rsias'Eeing Lengstrsst.
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.A Es eiBaa Attack.


NEwBLRN. y. c., Feb If HJ Gen
nrriy this slorning onr outposts
at Bachelors 5 Creek were attacked by the
enemy. represented to be in force Is, 600
strong, consisting Of ttooke's brigads an,
Pickett ) division. Il being impossible
to make an adepl late defence our force fell
back in good order, destroying the camps
and ab4ndenins but few stores, with a
loss OF from $40 100 men aud one see
ton OF light artillery Our forces arc
now SO arranged that we ara confident oi
4 successful resistance.
simultaneously with this attack, the
enemy advanced on the south side anc
we're nan lsom!y repul6eI. Comnunlca
tien e.!,auas with Moorhcal city bat the
enemy e'il4n,Iy intend to cut it The
e,n n,a l.r At i,:auford knows the situa
ton sni will use avery tif,rt TO pr1vent
any interra 2tio With the road,
[5ignsd] j. II, PALMER, Brig Gen
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Fight Near EsOnsney.

NEW YORK, eb. IA special to the
Herald, dated Headquarters Department
West Fir.inia, February 3, says
After we drove the enemy from the
bridges yesterday the rebels commenced
rapid retreat, our cavalry following up
skirmishing. Part of Sullivan's forces in
attempting to cut the enemy off, encoun-
tered a large force of rebels in Mechanic
burg Gap, near Romney. In the neigh
borhood ofthis Gapa fight took place, and
we eventually succeeded in compelling
the enemy 10 tako another road to the
right and skcdaddle with considerable
precipitation.
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Eighth Of January I'm CO.
lul ulln h uS.

The Democrats OF this State had mag
Gheeut supper at the Neil Hous, in Co.
lumbus, in commemoration of the glorious
Eighth of January. Several, moro than
usually able spec, hos, were delivered, iu
the course OF the evening, in response te
the toast of those preseat; sketches Of a
namber Of which were published in the
tfssis, We do not like TO mike distinct
lens among speeches, all OF when con.
tsined So much merit; but, as We have
r"am 10 pu0it>h bul one. Nc aaye coaclu
dol to l1y be ore our rsaders the apeecl
of Ma EsEsLaAx. the able Editor :.
ths Chiilco,ae Aloertiser. We should
have published the speech heretofore, bu
w's compelled 10 omit il .sr sani vi room
We oespeak for it cqrnrul porusal.
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rebellion. The bill was received with
some favor ty some few Of the republican
members, but the safe prediction, is that
twill be defeated, on the general grounds
that "nothiny god can conts ont Of sAua-
assfh
But few Of the reports have as yet been
published Consequently members have
not been able to send out the usual mum
Der of documents. e
When there is anything Of interest tc
Ysu, neAdcrs occurring here will write you
again Hon
PUILO VERITAS.
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Sheriffs Sale.


JAMES Dpphsw, etal ! Order ofsale on Parti-
vs.. tioA i'll Court Of Com
David n Rodgers etal monpleas NJ. c. Q.
r rURsCANCE or AN ORDER OF til. said
L Count to me directed, will offer for sale,
at rublic auction. at til. iont door of the
Court nouss, in the town of WoaisEeld, Oh
Saturday, the 9th day Of Janrory, 1864
Al one o'clock P. 81. the following described
ieai estate situated in Monroe county, Ohio to
wit. forty-twug acres OF land on tho sont ID
.'.s III the south half OF south e.st quarIeI
OF section twenty FIVE township six range six
N Monroe county, Ohio. HE u 4N
IeIns of sale, one tkirS Of the ,Purcbass
money % be paid On day OF sale. one third in
one year and one-third i'll two yrars at sir
par ssut interest, with mort gage on pisn,i Sc.
souia to secure a.f-rrr.: la,Asnt.
GEO. W. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, u. G. o..
Dec. 8, 1863-4w.
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SttmdQg, JaAuarY 30. 1SGI.

u - Fff ~ y 4 = Ea
,ween the hours of ten o'clock a. nj. and
o'clock p. in, on said day. the foliewing
erluisos, situate i'll Monioe CouLty, Clio. 10
Wit: ~ 90 -Fasf -1-3f 1rfss7...,--t ~
The south west quarter Of section twelve
township Fix, Of ratge six, excepting Gfty
cies. beginning TOR the same at the .outh
st corner; thence east one hiipiie1 perch-s
III tho &, otion line: thence moth isLtv
rches parallel 10 the 1iue dividing sec
ms tW elve and ghle-n; thence west psial.
to the line dividing sections 'eteeon anj
elve, distance one hund, ed perches; there 6
'uth with section line eighty pelches TO The
ace of beginning, said tract containing ont
andIed AMI eight acles more or less.
Also, viii b- sold at tbesfreht door of the
.urt Houee i'll Voc dsfeld, on
lhonday, fFbrarry Isl, 1864,
e following described premises situated IN
nnroe County, OHIO to wit: fsaaab b
The south east quarter Of the north west
rarter OF section ten, ;ow nship four and
epge six, - .HT7-s .rt
..,. JOHN p. FOGLE,
Admir-, OF John Sl4ueht.
January 6, itG5.-iH.
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Administrators Sale.


Fly VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Probate Cosrt of Mon,oe Cruntv Ohio. the
undersigned a. Administrators of Eleanor pai
ly, late Of said County, deceased, will Fer
ior sal. at public cutlery, en he premises, or
Saturday February l3, 1861.
b-twesn the naurs Of ten o'clock =. M. and
four o'clock p. mn aid day. the foliew
jug premises, situate ia Msalo- CouL ty, Ohio
to wit !:
The south wPst qaartsr of ths north yrst
quarter aud tho south west quarter OF the
North east quarter in ~sction eighteen, town
ship three and range -four; Also tw-Fve acres
nu he west side of the south east quaater oi
The north east quarter al sal.,c section, town
hip and range: Also the sonth east quarter
II tho south west quarter Of section fourteen,
ownship iour and range four; containing III
Ill ons HUNDRED AMI thiIty two acres more or
xsS. ~ tA-'.-. g r - '-
.EEEatS OF SALlc--One-tkirl in ilaI.d, enc
bird IN one! year, and the resiaue il two
fsars wit h ihteltst OF he G.3rited Ias Ha.Lts
% he secured 10 the satisfaction OF the IN
.ersigEsd. .a aE s.aff. r-,l7 .-os
ELIKL HEADLEY, Adm'r -
.egoT1a of Eieahor Daily.
Jan, &C, 1S64,--4w. ,r.,
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PROCLAMATION.

WAsulNGroN, FEBRUARY !, 1861 Or
dered that draft for five hundred thouS-
and men u serve for three years or du-
ring the war, be made on the 10th day
Of March nexv for the military service OF
the United States, crediting and deduc-
ting thoretrom SO many as may have been
enlisted or drafted into the service prior
to the lst day Of March, and not hereto
fore credited. ..
"ISignedl ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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Columbus Correspondence.
COLUMBIAN Ohio, February
lst. 1884.
DEAR SPIRIT,

DEAR SPIRIT,
/ have long thought Of send
ing you something in tho way of news,
bat this is now tho 6:th week OF the Gen
oral Assembly Of Ohio,-and but two or
three, bills, changing the time OF holdlds
co.rts in sons OF the counties, ,-ln! one
making partial appropriations COR the year
hs 20 been passed
II is true, the tables of members are
strewed with bills, among which is one
prescribing new test, oath for othclais--
mot nc,e etthsr 1t Is bo,roseal from the re-
cords of RoJGs, ,isre) Another allowing
black & mulatto children, to the free
Schools OF the StAtc,-ani another com
pelling trustees OF townships, to rec.iue
the rofes of bk4cb ana ns"latto pcrsons II.
all clections-I know not if these bills
will pass, but presume that they will, and
that Substantially as they have been in
troduced. .'
Ccrtaialy the lines of the "Amsric"n
CTsiseas Of eJrican descent have beet
cast in pleasant places.
A bill has been introduced by the Sen
ator from your county authorizing th'
payment OF State bounty OF threy hun
dred dollars to Veteran Volunteers. L,
raise this amount it would requirsr il lev,
of about three coats OH each hundred dol
lars OF property IN the State, for two yelrS
Certainly very small sunl for eacn Oh,
to pay who eujuyes all the lu4uriss u
quiet homs, whi.S these brave nen 8,
forth for another three years to fight th
fnal ctu4Aiss and bloody battles OF sh
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Meeting of the Central Com
mitteo,

There will be meeting of the Demo
cratic Central Committee in the Auditors
efice in Woodsdeld, on Tuesday, the 9Th
day Of February 1864 for the purpose o.
appointing Delegates to the Democratic
State Convention. By order of,
WM. TRUAX.
Chairman.
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Administrators Sale.

By virtue Of an oIltr Of the Probate Cous
III n,ue County, UhIn. tn" undersigned a.
,nliList,stors Of Iol.n Slaught late Of said
'auty. deceased, will ef:r Tor sale at puuIie
t,ciy, ON the prclAisss, on
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Celebration of january Sth,
1854, at Columbus.

of the Remarks of
e. B. EslKelHMan, of Chilli
cOthe, i'm Response tc the
Toast, ssThe Union Of tEag
States,o it must rest up0al
the Consent Of the SOVer-
eign Parties, sc.
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8 Legal Notice.


@i@F'-- - 49, afIalnq sis "a y,it,
Benedict Clay plaintiff against Michal Criss bli
Hannah Kelly aud others, came pending
in the Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe 2
County, Ohio. - xEa
Michsl Criss of Raltimore in the state of
maryland, Hannah Kelly Of the same place,
Mrs Wilson and Mr.. Wilson her husband,
Mrs Kemper and Mr Ksmper her husband
the State of Virginia. And M. G.. Ball Jshn
w. Ball. Anna G Ball, Kate Ball, Thomas Ball
and Mary v Ross of the state of Texas, will
take notice that Benedict Clay filed on the
81 day of December 1868, his petition sgaip.t
them in the Court of Common Pleas OF Monroe
County Ohio, stating that on the 1lth day Of
May 1857 the said Benedict Clay, purchased
from Kelly Ball CO.; ub pb
The north west quarter of the south east
f1arter of section twenty Ave in township two
Jf Range four, also the north east quarter Of
the south west quarts Of the same section
.ownship, and range also with Eight acres or
the south side of the south east qusrtsr of the
n orth west quarter sf the same section, town.
ship and range al-' about Seven acres of tie y
east side of the sorth west quarter of the south
west quarter Of the same section, tow ship
AMI range, making ninety -four acres, more or
less.
And also. the siSd Benedict Clay, says hs
has paid tha purch Sse mrny 10, said real ~.tats
and prays the Judge Of said cosrt, to cornprl
tho defsudpntl TO cemplets said contract by
making him dcrd tar said prcrnisss ), saiaeu
Cause will be for hearing at the fsbrusry terra
of Aaid Conrt, 1854. - y <
!! sf ~ -. BENEDICT CLAY >
Dec.5 g. ls63-6w ~ ei'es
I II a.
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THs Rebellion is about played out
aad the President has called for 500, 900
more men. Thats all
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John TzcVarEan<..- Estate.

NJ Office is hereby given that tho undr
IN sigred was, nn the 9th. day of Janna
Is 4, appointed by the Probate Court of Me,
roe County, Ohio. Administrator of the {.
ate of John Mcfarland. deceased.
isha .l GkURGE I. GILLESPIE.
Jan. Is, le64,-is. sss
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Master Commissioner s Sale.
'5ht John McCurdy, s.ia. s
against ssa-olaf saa,f...
N-,il...~ g.. l.. i IL
William Slcel and others.


BY virtue, of nandat. to Ia. directed 8
from he ourt of Common Pleas II Monroe
Caunty, Ohio, will oEei for sale at public
auction. at the front doo- nf the court heuss :
IN the town OF Wooi,frld. in said County, =
between the hours of ten o'clock a. aud
four o'clock p. IN. ON - ! q
Saturday the 23d dry Of J.tnHqry, 1864
t3;- fo'cwrsd bad raal estats stuats sin
said county to wit:
Beins past atthe southwest quaiter Of SEC
ton eight township six, range seven, y. siu-
ming Ger ths same at stake bearing sUn,h
one dsarer ss,t FROM stone planted a. tho
nsnutleat corner of 10 nu,aber twsnt y-nvs in
st'ffnr sdais,aae 20 perehss, thence south
ones az casts iserptren perch.s, th-nes
souihrs eishtrns degrees west } 5 and 81
100 perches. the nee north .ls degrees ~s.t
IL and ii-l0o p~rohss, thence, north eighty
ine degr--+ east l2 I-lo poreh.s to the be
noinniEsy contsinhg one sud onsI half acres,
gmore orl cs s,
a4u' WV oKRY, ,as.. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas Il
tnsc a1Sg2 .-..5a..-.,.1.
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Settlement Accounts.
On february, } 1861.

On february, 3 1861. ! z
George Dye, Guardian of Abigail Dye, Isaac
'eardmore, Administrator Of Eleanor Beard
more, Jacob Alikolder, Adam Wagner, Wni.
Ienning, VIM, Adams, John Robinson. John
}. foutty, Nary A. IIepsor, guardian to bcr
hildr,'n. Esth Ward, Adninistrator of Noses
Ward, Levi Baldwin, guardian 10 q. w. Dur
ee's heirs, Ezra 81. Leminon, administrators
t VIM. Lennon, JAS. swallow, Jonathan
junn, Jacob Zinck, guardian of Jacnb tiusser,
harles AlgSe. s. J. Aises. Adnlinistrater Of
l. Cater, bx'r. Of Stllwpll Tluax, VIM.
;ontgsrIcry. administrator of Henry Martin,
bulI.s Liiiz; Ii Ex'r. of John Wright. ,rg
JOHN i. WAY,
~ liebAtu Juass
Jan. s7, l864.-3w. 1tt'i5i.
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John Nelson's Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1B
IN undersigned was, the l2ih dsN' =,
January. lst4 hy tl,r rCt ate Court OF ~,
re County. Ollie arIt in,,d rA,,rr.ls OF u
.state of .ohn Ne,.ol, LAT. Of 81 l. Count,
G.c.as,d.
JOHN GRIFFITH,
THUAAS NELSON
To 2r I'D Executor.
Jan. 20, 1864. 4.-4wpd. t1...
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T5 AR Az E3

MARRIED by the Rev W. n. Wood
ard, Dec. 9th 1863, Mr. HIRAM H.
RuBY and Miss. NAscI PORTER, all of
Monroe CJunty Ohio.
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IA uniou of hearts, union Of hands,
4 union that none may sever;
4 union of lakes, a union of lands,
The AMEIcAN UNION FOREVER"
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President L:ncnlo has ordered that a
draft for fvc hundred thousand men, to
serve ior three years or durnS tho war
be made ou the tenth day of lTIarch next,
for the military service OF the United
States, creditius and deductius theref:om
SO many az may have been enlisted or
drafted into the service prior to the first
day Of March, and no; heretofore credit
cl.
There is rumar OF prebab!e war
with France, This is likely pat out to
stimulate recruiting, as Louis Napoleon
will rot engage in war with America
While European a6[airs remain b compli-
eatca.
WHAT "RApIcAL,' MEANS The fol-
lowing is correct ana ysis OF the terln
Radical n0T current in American pol
i.ics:
Il cvolutioaist ...
4 bolitioui.t ei States
II isunionist
mitstor Of JEFF Davis
C. onSpirator against the Union
/ constitutions breaker
L over of9ublic plumber and stealings
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WV. oKEY, MS. Com.
Mnnros Commoh Plaas
Dec. IS. 1853 A4w. - - -
1TF-T7. T z T7TET d : . . III
Master Commissioners S ale
= ~ y T''17N'sfIs
john a. Davenport ,sesna,
,lna-IE against .Ailnaaae

'e'lfir7' 7'a7--------Tsa@d x sdf - ReHs.sigi
Jehu a. Davenport, ,ur4aa,
''',1E against .a'mlel52
- Amelia a. Rutter and Others,
DY virtue Of a mandate to mc directed from
| } the Conrt Of Common Pleas Of Monrso
County, ohio, | wnl effer for sale al. public
auction, at the front door of,tLe court House
in the town of Woo.lsi+ld, in said caunty.
between the hours of ten o'clock a. N. and
four oeloek p. M, on II @
-bs,ik iSaf1rdays Jdau1ry 23. 1864,
the following real estate situate in said ooun-
ty toawit;' 50 sseAti2 7li5 - ssyiY ~
The south west quarter of the south west
quarter otTssction twsnty-six township four
and range 1vr, containing forty aoies mofe
or less.
EBIh3wM. oKEY, Mas, Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
Dee. %, 1858. Ave csiAtas ss,
,tlais@ces " ~ ausxsfis sff gg - 49,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-10
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Jan. 20, 1864.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-24
PnILADrLpHrA TRADE REPORT.


SATURDAY, December 24-Trade is very duh
in all departments. The Corn Exchange rooms,
banks, Custom House, insurance offices, and
counting houses will be closed on Monday.
There is no Shipping demand for Flour, and
the sales are only In a small way for the supply
Of the home consumers, from 1915 up to Sl3 so
for low grade superhne and fancy lots, according
to.qualiiy. Small sales OF Rye aour, which is
scarce, at S9@925. In Corn Meal no transac-
tons, and prices arc nominal
There is very little demand for Wheat, aud red
ranges from S260@2 65; 1000 bush. Kentucky
white sold at S2'95. Small sales of Rye at Sl73.
Corn is very quiet. Small sales of old yellow at
SlsS, and new at Sl'65@l7O. Oats are in fair
request and 5000 bush. sold at 92c. Ia Bar.ey
and Malt no transactions.
There is rather more inquiry for Rasins, and
prices are firm, the business being restricted by
the unusual small supply: sales OF Old bunch at
S4'76(15; old layers at 50 81 new do. at IS Is
@62O. Lemons at sl2@ls. Havana Oranges
at SI4(al8.
Green Apples are scarce, with small sales at
S575(17 for New York, and 5000 for other de-
seriptions. There is no falling OFF in the demand
for Dried Fruit Light receipts and reduced stock
have caused more hrmness and restricted sales.
$4,000 lbs. Dried Apples sold at l3(9l4c. for
Southern and Ohio, at which price they are in
demand. Sales Of $4,000 lbs. quarter Peaches at
25G26c., chiefly for Western markets. Pared
Peaches are firm At S694Oc., and the stock is very
light.
whisky has declined; sales of 600 bbls. Ohio
part at $2'26(92SO, and part ON secret terms.