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, 1864-02-02

Gor1oxz Quiet ane steady, With sales at sa@saNe:
st x7Ao@?la5 for extra round hoop Ohio; s7Soa9.50
foE trade brands, market closing veIy dull.
HIsKT-Mora demand at 8049ac for state and
western, but holders ask e&sc above these prices,
with sales Of 200 br1s western At 81c.
GRAtN-Quet ard firm st $1539iB for Chicago
spring; @l.eo for Milwaukee c1nn nSt9l6 90 for
$0X@l II for spring mixed In store, chiefly At
$l305s. Oats heavy and lower.
WcoL@QDtet and nFra.
o1L-fretroleum quiet ut esHc; crude, 4s4@s7xc;
refined In tond, t3ft5Sc.
,PRoV1sIoSs--Pork quiet and without decided
charge f11Go0 1ac for me!s; $19c0 . for old
10 the latter price for extra choice for new do;
f160oa181o for old and new prime; $s90o9eo2 - f9r
prime McES. 1he total stock Of Old ana new On Feb
rnssy 1st brls; the came date 1sst month
sB,ee8 brls: on tho SAME date Inst yeat, g. 530 brIs
Beef Market quiet, G7c for country mess; 4&5c for
country rriule; lGR1ic. for re.packed mess; 1916c
ftr e1tfa ness totai stocS old and new Feb. lo
es packages same date Last month lo6 Us
lamc date last yenr, 112,7s8 packages. Cut meats
Miner at s9sAc- for ehonldcfss 1l19EHc toT HAMS.
CumbeSland cuts: ike. for city do. Dressed Hogs
ao9Ee. foF western: SX@eXc for eity LARD @ DIM s9d
each refined 144c. Butter f11n. Cheese steady.
, 1864-02-02
FROMe QLuMBuS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 7Hbune]
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Feb. !, 1854.
In the House to-day the Military Commit
tee reported the following resolutions;
Exeo!red, By the General Assembly Of the state
of Ohio. that in this crisis OF our connttJe nls-
tory, We deem it eninently just and propeE ~ tae
nnine and in behalf Of the people Of this Sta!e t9
renew our pledges Of devotion to the Federal
Union and Constitution Of these States. -.
Kaolfed, That this rebellion shall BE- crushed.
law and order restored and the dag Of our couutrJ
must noat in triumph oYer every foot Of American
soit.
eembly, the Emancipation and Amnesty PToclama-
ttuns iesned by onr honest, devoted, and eminent~
Is patriotic Chief Magistrate. Abraham Lincoln.
arejndleIors, wise and proper, and meet our
sppFoyn1.
The South Carolina corner Of the Honse
commenced f1llibustering. One Of them Of
fcrcd substitute In favor OF peace. Further
amendments and motions were cut off by the
previous question. The substitute was voted
down-;=thirteen copperheads voting for 1t.
!, Tho: first and second resolutions were
, 1864-02-02
FROM LANSING.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
1AEnry7 FAf 1 1e6j

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago THbune.l
LAssEa. Feb. ], 1851.
The soldiers suffrage bill came mp for f.
nal action in the House and passed By vote
Of 58 10 g. It is the special order In the
Senate tomorrow, and will pass, predict, by
d veto Of Is to 10. On Saturday the Governor
sent special message for gislative action,
embracing IL measures. This will not neces-
eari1y delay the adjournment moro than a
day.
The House discussion Of the bounty quea-
ton to-day resulted in recommitting the bill
to a select committee Of five, with instruc-
tions to amend SO as to remove some obJec-
tions OF constitutional character which It Is
claimed exist in it.
A resolution epasscd the House, expressing
confidence In Cor. Blair and satisfaction in
his administration.
The Republican members Of the LegIsla-
ture hayc requested Lieut- GOV. May to allow
the publication Of his late able speech In
pamphlet form, and subscribed for several
thousand copies. He has acceded to the re-
quest, and 1t will be shortly so issued.
, 1864-02-02
THE FEAiAh BROTHERHOOD.
The Coming Fair in Chicago-Eccle'
siastical Prohibltion-Censure
by the Bishop.

We are all familiar with the history ofIrish
struggles against English rule, Ever since the
time when William the Third waged war on its In
habitants, the 1r1shman has Withed under the
then imposed yoke and vowed to be free. It vas
to this end that O'Connell, the great LlbeFa!og,
1abored, and the CIT Of Repeal which he In
voked from the millions OF Irish lips. has naver
ret aupsidea. 1t WAS the inspiration Of Enmet, IS
he stood before the judge who consigned him to
death on the scairold, It was the watchword OF
hope to Smith o'Brien and his associates in 1915,
and the war cry Of those who, from America,
struck for the liberties Of their country. That at
tempt failed, and the secret Of the failure lay-as
then and Eou be1feved-in the 1ack Of organiza-
lion, Individual associations had existed before
and since, but no really organized effort, on
scale commensurate with the magnitude Of the un-
dertaking, had been arrived at
Impressed with the importance Of this idea, and
iure1ed by the belief that liberation was possible
a few Of the sons Of Ireland met in council about
five years ago and resolved On deyoting their en-
e,c1ea to the work oforganizing Idshmeu through
ont the world for the purpose Of becoming able to
strike decisITe blow when the opportunity should
nreseut ITSELF During the two past years but lit
tie WAS done teyond preparing to work, but the
n1ana Vere motured and all was made ready. Then
.he tocsfn of civil war WAS sounded In Amerfcs,
md the Liberators saw the opportunity for
the uesfection Of their OWL scheme. The men
rnuld be educated into the minntfte Of military
Hfe aud be thus practically prepared for the atrn3-
p1c. while In the commercial complications to be
wrought by the war, they possess at least pro-
mise Of trouble between England md tho United
Statee The work Of extension Waa commenced.
Irishmen every where were Invited to join the cir
Gle Of the Fenian Brotherhood, and soon the ranks
spe1Ied ont to goody proportions The great
.ho7tf fEar tFc
, 1864-02-02
FROM ST. LOUIS.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunej
ST. LoC1s, Feb. I, 1851,
Extensive preparations arc in progress for
the imposing funeral obsequics of Gov. Gam
bic. Business will be generally suspended,
and a1l classcs and public bodies take part In
the ceremonies.
VIM. P. Hall, Lieutenant Governor, be-
comes Governor. He has not the weight oi
personal character possessed BY Gamble, and
his influence at Washington will DO much
smaller.
, 1864-02-02
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

Various resolutions proposing increased
my to pcpsioncrs, to gfTc further protection
10 cmigrants going over the plains, DC, were
''"Stsi NJ BLAIR, of Missouri, offered resolu-
ton for the appointment Of select commit
tecto inquire into the practical operations
and results Of the Treasury Department trade
regulations and as to commercial inter-
.v.rsc with the rebelious States ; whether
frauds have not been practised by Its agents,
and whether fnyor1tlsm has not been shown,
&c. A debate arising the resolution Was laid
Mr. ELDR1DGE, Of Wis, offered a pream-
ble declaring against the conscription OF
forced military service as contrary to tho
principles Of ssn Eovean%ent and ts conslao So
nlittec on Military Affairs to inquire into the
eynedicncv of repeating or euBpendtng the
conecription laws, and, u order to secure the
men nccessazy to put down the rebellion,
giving increased pay and bounties to Volun'
Mr. STEVENS, of Pa, moved to lay the
.,rnnnsifion on the table Carried by q
Mr. GRiNNELL, Of iowa, offered resolu
ton declaring that q more vigorous policy o1
army. would meet the appreciation Of tht
House. Adopted-8o against 40.
The House resumed the consideration o.
xhe bill to revive the breyct rank Of Ieuten
AM H. GARFIELD, Of Ohio, opposed it They
should wait nntil the war is over before con
'e1tF MI FARNsWoRTH advocated the imme
.a,,to rassaCc Of the bill
Wr SCHENCK, Of Ohio, in voting for 1t,
would do so without In tho least degree wish:
inc to be understood as interfering with tht
snfccttop Of the President
Mr.. STEVENS opposed the bill
MI WAsHBURN, Of Ill, spoke Of the cx
r1oits Of Gen. Grant, for whom the breve1
little was designed
There was further debate, when Mr. CAB
FIELD moved to lay the bill on the table
Disagreed to, there being only " in the 81
tirunatfve
M ROSS Of lows, offered an amendment
recommending Gen. Grant for the position
.ofIicut- General which was agreed toll
Thc bin was then passed-96 against a
the Aouse then went Into Committee on In
lin amendatory OF the Enrolment 9ct-
Several amendments were :, discussed
Nothing, however, Of importance was done
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. !, 1854.
vtye President HAMLN presented tn
,esirnation Of Senator Bayard Of Delaware.
Mr. Dnyis Of Kentucky, fo8e 70 gtte4399a 3.9's
-plnuat1ou as to the course tmpnIIa !" o'0
thc Scnutor from Maine (mor1tlL)
n +, SALISBURY presented ne ca9aen es t;lI
1iale of George Read 8iddle elected 70 NJ ~,
- CAUSED BY the resignation ot oeaato'
D. Of Del&ware. 49,. ; -:
, 1864-02-02
Milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.l

Especial U18patch 70 The Chicago Tf1buneI
MILWAUKEE, Feb. ], 1864.
GEAn-Recetpts Of wheat 80 900 bu. Tie market
is1mer. and advanced 1c. Sales Of No. spring
at S118k; $4,000 do ut $1.t6K; go No. 1t $1c9,
Corn steady; sales Of 400 bn sheed, delivered, at
s1c- Bsr1ey fr sales Of $50 bu Nc. .. IN store, at
&1.1s. Al Newball's, this evening. market firm and
quiet Sales of so hu No. at 41ta}1: 7eo No.2 at
n.D8.
PRov1s1o1@FIrmer. Ealts Of 800 hrls city mess
pork at 31a50; 80 tres picked hams At 1oc 50 boxes
long cnt hams at 10Hc: 100 do, Saturday evonng. At
1oxc; 70 br1s country ness beef At $780,
DRKssxp Hoas-Kece!pts. 161 head. Market quiet.
At so@s5c higher. Sales Of III hogs, dividing 200
~, at $8s5@7s5; s. do at $6,8o@:8o.
, 1864-02-02

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tttbnne.1
CINCINNATI, Fob. i, 1861.
HCas-Scarce and not enough to meet the wants Of
butchers Prices higher and In active demand nt $3.50
@725 grosste latter prizes for average over SO Ms.
ew lots Of frozen and dressed hogs hare been com
Ing In from the northwest and sold at 470037.f5-
GEocEnIEs-sugnr active and stock good. We
quote: Cuba 1sK@1sxc; New Orleans ls491txc; hard
refined advanced Nc and closes steady At 18Hc- Mo-
1asses hrmcr and In light supply. Old Crop N. O. at
7oc no new In the market but would sell at 1a375c
sugar house 6s@s5c, and syrups at 8oa9oc-
PKov1e1oSs-Bu1k meats arc in active demand, and
sales made foot op 2o ooG rhB, at pticca fully Xc
higher Sales were made Of 1900 shoulders, Ia bulk
At &c; zoo Co sides, averaging s. ns at &c; uo do
shoulders, averaging 20 ms and upwards. at *; 1890
haP. at depot, 1t 10c; AGO pea shoulders ut &c, de-
liyered: H0tOco Ms, at &c for shoulders and 9c for
sdcs 50 hhds shoulders At xc, packed: 20 do heavy
7Ac; and 10 hhds bacon shoulders at sXc, packed
Nothing transplred In pork or lard but both are
held firmly at last quotations.
Wu1eKY-Sales Of 500 brls at za@3Kc, the latter
rate for wagon.
TonAcco-A quiet and unchanged market for all
kinds. The pending deciRon about the tax tobacco
lntefftfta with ty1ae,
, 1864-02-02
LATER FROM EUROPE.

H.1rAr Feb 1.-The Hfbernin1 frn5n
cai1rar 1eHh ~ has orr;red here s Hssr news @
y wn9 toa III. H. Ut sfca1nein I ans;ana fto
+ I;re1nnoi honnd IN Nav YorF mt hacI- to
0necnstown on The 1sth inst. disabled. Her
GscEs were srgenf nnd seren nf 1,er oassrn.
pcra md ten Of lie craw were washed over
hoard.
Denmark has rejected the ro-prussfan
ptfimafnm- The Anstrian and Prussfan am
hnssadore are rcporied to Layc unitted Copen.
haren.
6n the 18th. the Emperor Of Austria re-
viewed so0, 900 troops, to march Immediately
for schlcswIg:
Pruss9an military 1reparas5 lions are nrosrcss
Ing vigorously. The French Chambers con
ttnued to debate the address to tie En-
pcror NAPOLEON,
It is stated thst the amendment In rerard
to Mexico, will be met by ministerial State
n.ent~ Since the 1st or January, all the ex-
penses Of tic. Trench troops have been borne
Archduke Maximilian will sisit Paris, as
The guest Of the Emperor, and Will be rcceiy-
ed with appropriate honors-
Ga1ibald1 has Issued proclamation an
nouncing the formation Of Committee TO
promote the Italian Union !. and inviting al
In foreign securities there was again e.
trcne weaEineee and Greek bonds expert
cuced further fall Of about ~ per cent:
Abont 9S5, 600 was taken from the Banx OF
England for France, and 4DOo0 soVerelens
for Alexandria Aoont &20,00o held N Pm
yate hands were also transmitted TO faf1s.
The Dolly Netcs city article says: far1s aovl.
ces state that the apPlications for the e. new
French Government loan OF 4lz,NV,o0u, tne
lists Of which were opened yesterday, are cx-
pected to reach M astounding total Accord
ing to the belief Of some an aggregate OF
9160, ,000, 600 sterling Will be attained, being
more lhan tn'f1een tlmes the amount o1 stocA
0uefGu-
, 1864-02-02
AMU6ENAE


The opera eeason opened last evening brilliant
". happily and successfully: The sudienca was
lnrSe. 3asgez than wa have ever known Lucrezla
Rareia to draw before, and very apprecIatfve. The
few brilliant passages In the opera, such as the
setto dI pesea tore the finale Of the tlFst act and
the ferzetD Of the third act were received enthu-
.,asticallv, Iucrazia depends for Its effect nesfJ
An much upou its action IL its music It has few
te,a5pr points. hut no grand choral OF orchestral
affects Or those ar5as which th1il1 aud eleetrsfy
, 1864-02-02

[specia1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tztbnne.1

fsrecla1 Dispatch to the Chicago TFtbune.J
MA1TooE, ILL.,, Feb. 1, 1861.
In your paper Of the 31st inst, l. see d no.
tice headed "a Sad Tragedy" in which is
set forth that ono drunken soldier had shot
another, which is utterly false. A soldier Of
17th Illinois cavalry killed vile traitor, who
was paradtng the streets here, forcing him
self on every Union man he met, talking
treason, and swearing be would rather fight
for jeff Davis than for Lincoln.
W. II. KELLY, Cnpt. 34th infantry,
, 1864-02-02

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 31.-The following
order has been issued by Colonel Baker, un-
der instructions from the War Department:
tsAll unsuccessful officers and enlisted men On
Recruiting duty will be percmptorily relieved and
ordered TO their regiments on the Sth Of February
next. Many ot!carr--and men on re.rli,fng duty
baye accomplished nothing, and arc reported as
paying but little attention to the business, while
others hsse been quite successful. The success
Or want Of SUCCESS Of each will DO reported to his
commander In the field"
, 1864-02-02
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1864.

The question Of the tax on whisky WIS
asnin takcn up by the Senate Finance Com,
n.iltce this morning.
Present Indications are that the Senate
Committee will disagree to the House tax on
the stock OF whisky on band.
Mr. Lewis, Commissioner Of Internal Rev
epue, who Was at first in favor Of taxing the
stock Of liquor in the hands OF dealers, ia
reported to have changed his ground. It is
belieyed, however, that the Secretary Of the
Treasury faTors the imposition of the tax.
LATER.
The Senate Fipanee Committee to- day agreed
to the tar bill, and 1t Will be reported to the
Senate tomorrow. Their decision with re-
gard to the Wood amendment will not be d.
Tu1ged until after tho bill is reported.
Secretary Chase Is understood to fayor the
amendment.
The House Committee Of Ways and Means
are to-day engaged upon the war appropria-
ton bill. Tie original estimates Of this bill
will be greatly exceeded owing to the new
proclamation Of tho President, calling for
Zoo. COO volunteers.
The House committee on elections have
decided to exclude MI the memb. rs who have
been elected from Virginia. There are three
here asking for seats.
LATgsT.
The Senate finance to.nmittee have struck
out the House tax on Wl.skey on hand
, 1864-02-02

New York Stock hTnrket-Feb 1.
srocKs--J,rcEular- q 6's so coupons10i . IS
yesr certs W: No G's 694; Teen b.s 8; Gold l55H
CllsA Elic PIX FIT Pha 1sa3; 3;, hHa g. as94 9
7 is7H c q II IissK, bio; PFt " 4 &csh; N T c
, 1864-02-02

WASHINGTON, Feb. la private dispatch
dated Cumbcrland, yesterday, says there was
Cd engagement on Saturday afternoon, last" llas!s;t
ing four hours, in Hardy county. near VII.
Transport, between part Of Kelly's and Ear
Tvs commands. -
, 1864-02-02
fR0fa CINCINNATI.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbanel
C1KctNSAT1, Feb. !, 1861
The 5th Ohio infantry arrived here to-day,
and had magnificent reception and dinner.
The 1st, 74th and 31st Ohio regiments pass
ed through to-day. ALI arc veterans.
, 1864-02-02

Tie Foreign Markets.
pr rc,epranh1 [PrR STEAMER HDtRX1AN.
LONDON, jan. t9--1 2. X
CaYso1s-For money 9oA&9oH.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 70.
co1-roy-so1es on Monday mud Tuesday were only
2T6 bales- Market closea very dan.
PTnT1s,oys-GenevasIy steady hnd trrner.
Ths rehe1 loau Is quoted at &4l3A-
, 1864-02-02

The 1imeriean is assured, by u gentleman
inst from Richmond, who has gone to Wash
ington tocommunicnte with the Government,
that the rebel authorities are raking steps to
propose to the Federal Government to lay
down their arms, provided the Presidents
Amccsty Proclamation be extended to their
faaf1rrS
, 1864-02-02

VIII positively cure CANCERS, and 1eaye tho system
IN heanby eontton sy ths ~ o. CHS
no longer with such horrible eating away Of the
good mid vita! parts Of the body which VII r. tlne
Tearborn street, near thr Post oece and custom
Houze Chicago. ILL.,. OR state y2ur ca'e BY ma1; loe M
rress in due tlme. Address Dl. PEABODY Fost
b11ce Fox Il, Il ron desire permanent cnfe'
Enn.-
, 1864-02-02
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH H
THE DRAFT FOR 100000
M0RE-RUM0RS CON-
CERNING IT.
The Whisky Tax Re-
ported Set Aside by
the Senate.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Gigantic War Preparations
in Progress.
FROM THE S0UTH-~HlGHLY
IMPORTANT RJM0RS.
THE GREAT FEDERAL EXPEDI-
Ti0N BY GEN. SHERMAN.
81 What Will he do with IT,
Conjeetures and Rebel
Dispatches.
C0PPERHEADS IN THE
OHIO LEGISLATURE,
The Lieut.. General Bill
Passes the House.
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW
RIVER MATTERS.
Reconstruction in Tennessee
Gov, Johnson's Letter.
FEDERAL. SUCCESSES
IN ARKANSAS.
LoDgstreet Fallen Back frrom
Knoxville.
, 1864-02-02

Y,WELVE VIEWS OF THE
i GREAT wEsT.-.a Goe Mosa!c Carte do V!stse,
comprising twelve Wig Of the Far %es, splendid as
wer Of and YEN e, oF ese{ Aoam an
for sale BY J. Z. WALSH.
Cor. crstom House Place and Aaiison,st.
, 1864-02-02

The Senate finance to.nmittee have str1
out the House tax on Nl.skeY on hand
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-17
The Enemy at Dalton.

CHATTANOOGA, Oct. l5.-Major General
Schofeld arrived here to day and assumed
the general direction of affairs.
The enemy are reported in force at Dali
ton. "a
Col. johnson, Of the 44th U. S. colored
regiment, wssmaking a determined defence.
Chattanooga is strongly fortified and am>
ply supplied with troops enough to make
protracted and successful defence.
Sherman is close on Hoods rear and un>
doubtedly will make itssa hornets nest be-
fore him.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-17
= M 1T HIS
WHEELING. BREWERY
FOR SALE. Ian 81.

DEINd DESTROYS Of retiring from active business
- ] have determined to dispose OF my old o.
tablished Wheeling Brewery aud Mailing Estab-
lshment now In successful operation, together
with the stock on hand, which Ia sufficient to sns-
bic apurchasef TO proceed with tho business With
cut Interruption. consisting In part of Aiss, Malt,
Hops, Barrels. Cooper's stuff, Seams and Fixtures,
everything in complete order, and capable OF
brewing twenty thousand barrels OF Ale and malt
ing forty thousand bushels Of barley per season.
The buildings comprise the large brick brewery,
with the cellar and vaults complete, nd malt
house, brick Cooper Shop capable Of turning out
enc hundred barrels per week Seves dasllinss
for employees, realizing an annual rent Of I've
hundred dollars, large stable, bag room, Wash
house and Office all lighted by gas manufactured
on tho premises. The old stsblishsd reputation
OF my alss and malt In the Rast, West snd south
and the regular cash customers for all 1 have been
able 10 manufacture with the increasing demand
for malt liquors, makes II one Of the most desisa-
BILE opportunities that could be offered 10 0 reliable
party IN engage in the business, with a certain
prospect Of realizing . fortune in Q few year. =
Terms OF sale as 10 real estate, one fourth cash,
the balance in one, two or three years, With inter-
est secured by mortgage on the premises. Al to
personal property, one fourth cash, the balance
at private sale before the 10th day Of October, Of
which due notice will be given In tbs papers con-
tanning this advertisement, I will then, on that
dsy offer the Same at public anction.
Oct7-ts GEO. W. SMITH.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-17
A LOT of BOsh.

New YORK, Oct. l5.-Judge Advocate
General Hollis report upon the testimony
gathered by him concerning tho treasona
Bile societies in the loyal States to aid the
rebellion is published in the Evening Post
to-day.
According to this report thi- reasonable
order embraced, under various titles, such
as Mutual Protection Society, Circle of
Honor, Circle of the Knights of the
Mighty Host, Knights of the Golden Circle,
Corps de Belgique, Southern League, Order
of American Knights, Order of the Sons of
Liberty, Knights of the Order Of the Sons
of Liberty, Peace Organization, Star Orga>
nization, American Organization, Demo>
cratic Invisible Club, Democratic Reading
Room and Mcclellan Minute Men. The
latter title is one borne by o secret political
association in the State of New York
and other parts of the North. Judge Holt
says it would seem to be o branch Of the
o. :. <, having substantially the sane OBJ
jects, to be accomplished, however, by
means expressly suited to the localities in
which it is established for, as the chief
secretary of this association, DIR. r. F. Ste
vens, stated in June last to q reliable wit
ness, whose testimony has been furnished,
those who represent the Mcclellan interest
are compelled to preach q vigorous prose
cution Of the war, in order to secure the
popular sentiment. q,
: The Mcclellan minute guard, as appears
from a circular issued by the Chief Score
tary at New York, is organized upon a
military basis similar to that of the order.
They have the proper number of companies
from each election district, ten of Ebop
constitutes . brigade, With q brigadief-gen
ersl at its head. The whole is placed under
2 commander .in-chief The frst supreme
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-17
Public Sale.

T WILL ofsr for sale on Tuesday, November
i lst, at my residence in Ohio county. 3 niIs,
east of Vince ing, on the National road, ALI MY
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, consist.
ing of farming utensils, pleushs. harross, borses.
Wagons, busgies, harness, &c; also, one spring
market wagon, 2 carts and harness, one hay rake
one Woods moving machine, II head Of horsss
and colts. 4 head Of mich cows. [ It Of hon. aor
l0stsnds ofbeee, q lot Of Of corn in the cor. . isrye
lot Of GOOD POTATOES, about IS acres Of nss.
turs, and Household and Kitchen Furniture r
will divide my real estate 70 suit purcb s,s,.
fhsrs ID . small vinysrd Of about I ! z acre. tho
vines Of which are about Eve years old. bsvie, ,
good crop Of grapes at this time; and my rsaidsseH
h near the National Road and close 10 hi, No.
in Creek, and within 4 Of = mi Q Of ons Of m
largest institution. Of learning n0w being bu;lt h
the west, which will sSord n excellent oooo,t.-
nifty for any one having q family Of sors ssd
daughtsfs 70 educate. There is a larss srisl ~
near tho premises. Terms fss the real sssts. O.
third cash, the balance one, two, three. four snd
Ave equal lnstAllnsnis. With interest from fbs d.
OF sale. Forth psssoaal property, terms -.
knovS o. the day Of sale. There are saanr ..rti-
Sss 80 ssis which srs not ms6tcssd ksrs
III sold On, ms INT day, the sole - ~ ccstiss.d
from Day 70 day until q. IRE soia
ocs1-dkwh. 14Add1ys A. BEDuIoN