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QUOTATIONS

QUOTATIONS.
The following reports OF sale. Of Sheep and Lambs b.
ere Of the shrepbroters who sel commission VIII give
the svesgs of prices per head this week They are quoted
Sheep, sheared.. ..6l a &c. Lambs.."..''".'S %@$7
Sheep, unsheared q aloIc. Ia
Robert H. Hume at Browuing sold liz unsheared sheep
at 90 each Among them SO extra ln- sheep winch
brought each OF ol y h ;ye wes 9 ssc sl'' or 20
Mcfrsw 0Brien sold 6ss Sheep. mostly anshorn, In
mix, lots, at average Of 80 ~ each -, ,,,-,.
At Insubelln's. Kase Mcpher,on Jud, B9es.ishain
T. Va Wet John Kase, and owners so i 20 ist
Ianh st Is; 1876 90 j0 1872 at 80 iOi i.o Az 20 Tvs
e. 81: l2 at 81 50; 49, at ~ Isl lo0 at &7 ia al
Lighter arrivals In fair demand have caused an advance
were comparatively bare Sheep Friday and saturday oi d
week and Of II extra shsoP it o fdG :.
lad Monday Tuesday butchers ofeIre 10 pay ~ io'
ar stock and &c. FOR choe fat sheared sheep tnou a 80
u Ell ped are selling for Tic o. Ing 90 the success oil ON
srn the prospects decline in wool caused pots TO r,eea'
rom ~ 30 or heavy lots to - each ana payers are oach
heg demand or ,heared than uneared sheep sd accoun
for the nodrrle advance d price with sIch hight celS ano
a great Use in the beef market. .,
From Ohio-H. b. Ware $780, d. Rodaha'er' f'ai henry
From Mcldya Johnson ,5e; j. Barlow idi Philip
from iiIinqis-walter Craig t5s.
From Mssonri--fi-orge Dewey, iq9. 1900 .
from N-w.Jer.~y-Andlew Robbins, 90; John Hi, "a
Hunt Sweazy, 49, iic.ard Belts, ~.
sHEEP HEcEIvsD AT 'BnIEsa r,
From New ofk-"ni sims looi A. tniett, 80; j. H.
CllrS, lGJ fuiVef & sou. 49,
From Ohip-Cap r. Mciiraw Bros, i0l.
Fgot1 Ilinois-Capt. n. Hc(iraw Bro.., 312-l,y6]
TIE SWINE MARkEr.
Recer's BY l.airoads to wit Hudson River Railroad
65ss; Ero RAILROAD 3a79; NeJet-y Central Railroad
o. Camden ait iuboy Railroad 1885, Hudson River doai'
from Albany, 2i8-To,al 1899.
QUOTATIONS
Live weisht .jsri Weight
Western corn .ci Hogs, p H.. i!a7s oati
Di.'ilery fed Hogs q i6....... f99 9iGlo
Receipts were moderate and trade good mp 20 Mcnd1y
when large arrivals completely oyegsOcaed the msset and
pices ri. Oh tas - The prospects FOR droscTs wcrs nn
more iyoreb 90 Turslay anu about $50 reported n
II yaris unsod that diy The weather "a and un
favorable for trade.
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poson OF The Government win justify the Secretary
a retiring and canceling his currency thus reducing
its volume II is volume OF currency and not 20 much
is intrinsic valuo which initiates prizes and decreasing
volume ia TO DO the chief element in forcing market
values back to former rates.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company has de-
clared dividend of II per cent, and the books will
close on the 18th and open the 18th inst The Com
pany paid 10 per cent in February and now H. making
22j per cent since January and will have $4,000 left
in the treasury.
The aggregate exports Of produce and mer-
chandse exclusive Of specie for the past week were
$500, SO
A. II. Nicolay sold at auction to-day the
following shares:
200 sfare Reading RR Co (hypOthecated) $50 each Zig
100 shares Hudson River RR hypothocaedl 800 ea'h'i"
The sales Of l0-i0s to-day were; BY the First
National Bak, sl0a $50 Assistant Treasurer slI.c"
Together, s53s $50
Mr. Morris Ketchum has been elected Prcsl-
den. Of the Fourth National Bank Under his manage
Iaeut TIE institution viii doubt. assume at once
promncnt.positon The meeting Of shareholders this
afternoon unanimously approved of the election OF Mr.
Ketchum, adopted the amended bylaws anu adjourned
sine die.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company have
this day declared quarterly dividend of i've cent
payable on the 18th inst
g7Messrs. Muller. wilkins d. Co. Will hold.
an executors sale Of Manufacturing Stocks on Wednes
day nj l2I O'Clock. at Exchange Sales Room No Ill
Broadway. Messrs. Miller 4 Co. made the following
sales to-day:
100 shares Erie Railway Company, Sloe each ......G
l sfo-ns ReadinS silrosd Con- pauy $50 each
Icl shares Mich Southern and y. RI. &c. 100 each ~
2O0 share Chic sud HOok Esi'ro6d Co.. 100 ooch'I
= egO Ohio and Ms.ssiPpi CerLcates
The following is the official statement Of the
traffic Of The Cincinnati ard Chicago Air Line Railroad
from January ], 1862, to March 81. 1864;
1859, 1865. lncrea,e:
8 rag % 70 S5.s,3t4 - -lH9.1n1 70
oTtl II cont
Jonusry February, End March. ~
1852. 1863. 1851.
~ .rl % SIutli8 81 $lbJ.iOi 20
lnclease.... Afr8 no Increase. j.t1j 70
or 80 ~ cent. or G. 4 cent
Increase for three months OF 1864 over ls62.. Sbt %
or l3a. 4 crni
The following comparative statement -hows
the average condition Of the leading items Of The Phila
delphia banks for the past and previous week;
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lnorr nrrr cArrLs.

The to,s number is w--t Jyl bead counares with ~
head wees with jo7J head per wros lat
VEAL snd with iji0 iar the pofdng we"k year ago.
he number sold YESTERDAY and today Il the principal mar
heai yres with J55 head last wes and with
S45 head Oh per week a and with aA b, Cd
- usTket ore year go
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ANNIVERSARIES.
WcdHcs6av, Mar II.

Wcdncs3ay, Nay II.
Cnrnou AsrI SLAVERY socIErY.rbo annual meeting IN
the Church Of Lc Purt ct 4 Addrcc, will Oe do
iycgrl by number OF speakers.
American iSrISiAyEsr SOCIETY Public meeting in The
Cooper Institute in the evening a, O'Clock Addresses b.
VIM Lloyd Garr.on George Thompson and Wendell Phillips
Bnscss meeting continued the lecture OF the Church
Of tie Pun,lns At 10 o'clock A
AagRicAy TR,cr socIPrY.-Annra meeting and .nni-
vegsaEy exercise, In Irving s Of Irving place and
last Fifteenth street O'Clock Bihop Nclivans o.
Ohio VII preside AdlIr"o, By BishoP Essbun Of Boston,
The Rev Dr. VIM. Adam, Of Now York. the kov. james
Phnips, Of tho Orissa Mi.sion, India and others.
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY oP BoSros.-Anniver'ary 81
ercisss in Irving Hail. o'clock p sle,ie.. To. Rev.
H. R. Booth The Rev. 1T. Durei, the Rev Byron sunder
and n. d.
INSTITUTION or THE DsAT DusB-pupil,' exhibition
IN Irvins Hall at4 Geek p. N.
AHERiois HoxE MISSIONARY socIETr.-Th- snnivvrs4ry
.4,fci-e. Of the Thhtyc.h Annirrsary Will 10 held at
r.ng Hail. Irving place and East fifteenth street Al
u o. ~ Adlf-s,e, by the Rev Henry b. Hooker. d. D. Of
Boston the Edmond Taylor Of Brooklyn, and the Rev
Wm. ". Patton, u. d., Of Chicago
AsEEIcAS FzrALE GuAaDiAS SOCIETY AND How FOR
rHg FRIEND Es..-Aunual business meeting Ia the Home
Chapel No ~ Fast Twenty ninth ssre, 4, 10 o'clock Pre-
unafy prayer meeting in the Home Committee Toon at the
same place It o'clock KIsreses by tho children; brief
Home Chapel.
Uyios TnzoL odIcAL sExiSlRr.-Tho Associated Alumni
al hold their in the sornory Chapel :. p m
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UNION COMMISSION. "A Commission for
Union,ing the South by charities ministers teachers
and emigration. to DO composed Of some Of onr best
men, viii be organised In Cooper Institute on Thursday
May IL. at D. IN. The meeting will be addressed By
the Rev Dr. Kirk. Rev. j. T. Duryea Hon. Ell Thayer
and others. preliminary meeting viii DO held in the
same place al o'clock
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Bulls HEAD.--The cattle market closed
yesterday at Forty fourth street without any decline
the high rates Of the opening day. The reporter OF inc
market estimates the average price per pound neh
ali the cattle sold ct i3i cents and good many OF me
best at IL cents Lees the value Of oa thss 10 A'os
fst etc. t
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They cswe by tire following routes: Ene Railroad. 49,
lIuuson River Railroad 51; Harlem Railroad. 2yl; Nrw-
Haven Railroad Camden and sinhoy Raiiroad New
Jersey Central sifosd q; by Hudson River boas SIS on
tool g. About 5000 were in the yoris on Monday.
list or DROYFls
The following The Vi dover. owners. or con
sr-.s of Tue principal dIo,cs and whera che cattle
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FAREWELL MISSIONARY MEBTIYG.-The Rev.
j. /. Philips swiI deliver his farewell Missionary
address ON Wednesday evening. May II, ut n O'Clock
in tho Frecwi Baptist Church. Twentyeighth street
near Broadway. The public are invited.
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Corn Meal 1000 bush Wheat 1900 do. Oats, SO pigs
Lard 200 do Butter, % do. Ashes 2iodo. Oil Cake
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N.w.yoRM CATTLE MARKET.

FoR TIVE WEEK ENDING Tuesday. MAY TO- 1864
Sheen and
R,evrs Cows tees Lambs Swine. Total
agi2 IS6 ll1O a.455 1889 21,iJ
Tle.s were sold at the following Msrket-Plaees;
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Receipts OF Produce.
MAI o-?,tDa Dbl. Flour, t7Q bbl wLiity, 1890 bbi
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APrinter Dead.

David II. Newton, son OF Z. w. New.
ton, Editor ofthe Kanawha Republican,
died at The residence Of his father, in
Charleston, on Saturday morning, March
26th, 1864, of congestion Of the brain.
"Many Of those who were his most
intimate friends and knew him best, are
now distant from where he sleeps Yet
we know when these sad tidings reach
them, tear Of grief will be shed for him
they knew in better and happier years.
"Hewas dutiful son, an aaectonate
husband, kind father, and q faithful
friend. He was distinguished for his
Kindness, no one eyer asked of him a
favor or service be could grant, ever
left him with roget that he he'd call
ed, No one was more ready 10 respond
to the calls of the suffering, 10 call where
he had the power to relieve was ever
made in vain.
40 the lone father-the bereaved
widow--the young son, and the sisters,
we offer nothing. They have the heart.
felt sympathy Of the whole communiry.
Man is TOO weak to console, God alone
can heal their sorrows and dry their
tears, to him must they look"
"Sleep on now and take your rest, it
is enough"
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COlINIssiONER,s MOTION.

PURSUANT to decretnl ordcrofthc Circuit
i Court Of Cqbell county, rendered at the
March Term thereof, 1861, in the Cause Of
Elizabeth Hinchman curator, DC, VS.. admiuis-
tratoroI John Morris, deceased, aud others,
will an Commissioner in said cause, at my Ct.
flee in GuyandOtte, in said county Of Cabell,
on Thursday. May 5th. 1861, proceed to take.
state and audit tho accounts aud debts due TO
and from the estate Of said John Morris decd,
showing who they are due to and from, the
amounts thereof, the time when due and how
evidenced; also the amounted personal prop.
erty said Morris died possessed of;what came
to the administrators hands, and settle the
accounts Of said administrator, and also as.
certain what real estate said Morris died
seised of; the character Of his title thereto, the
number Of acres, tracts, location and value,
&C., and shall continue the taking Of said &C
count from day to day until fully completed for
report at the next May Term Of said Court-
All debtors and creditors Of said estate and all
parties interested therein are hereby notified to
appear before me to protect their interest in
the premises. WM II. H0RNoR,
march 81 Commissioner
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John pulIins, Esq.

We return our thanks to Mr, John
Pullins, of Pleasant Flats, in this county,
for club of fourteen new subscribers
accompanied with the cash, to be sent TO
Mocbiryille Post ofiee. If our Union
friend. throughout the county, would 60
to work for the Register, as Mr., Pullius
has done, our subscription list would
soon be more than double what 1t is now.
"Long may he wave"
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lie is Dead!

HARTFORD CRY, April 2l, ga.
John Plat of this place, was buried
here to day, He died at Barboursville,
Cabell county, West Virginia, on the
2Sth day of March Of Pneumonia after
an illness of three weeks.
This is aaother victim among thou.
sands OF others Of this most wicked re-.
bellion. lie enlisted in Capt. Wm. E.
Fazsl's Company ~ l3'h Regiment,
w. Wv. l., some time last Summer,
and so fora as we have been able to learn,
served faithfully as soldier until pros
ttated by the disease which terminated
his earthly existence, But he has fallen
IN the midst Of all those animatiog pros.
poets tina: glitter before the imagination
Of youth, by disease engendered
through the fatigaes and exposures Incl.
dent 10 a lie in the army.
To his parents permit us to add, that
although you have been compolleJ to
make this sacrifice, he has died in a no.
bic cause tie cause of your county
Bearit cheerfullY. w. W. H.
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T Arrest OF A REBEL DocToR.
DR.. Bailey resident Of jackson county,
but for two or three years past Sur
geOn in the rebel army, arrived in this
city on Wednesday by the steamer Elk,
press, and was committed 10 the A.he
neum, He was in charge ofLicutenant
Mclaughlin, of the 18th West Virginia
Infantry, Baily was arrested under the
following circumstances: He left Jack
son county 70 join the rebel army few
days after being united in marriage to
the daughter Of prominent citizen in
jackson county. He came sneaking
back 10 Jackson county few days ago,
as he said, TO spend his Honeymoon
Some members OF company Of Home
Guards stationed at Rayenswood, learn.
ing that Bailey had returned, repaired,
in the night, to tho house Of. his father
inlow, and found the deeiplc Of Escula.
Plus lingering in blissful sepose by the
side Of the partner Of his bosom, HO
was dragged into the chilly midnight
and taken 10 Ravenswool.
DR.. Boiey studied medicine With DR..
Todd OF this city, and is tolerably well
known here.--[WhOel. Incl.
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Another Club

We are under lasting obligations to
Capt. W, w, Harper, Chaplain of the
18th V. vi, for club of twenty-five
new subscribers 10 be sent to Mouth of
Coal, Kanawha county. Hoping others
will Ego and do likewise" we, will soy
of the Captain, in the language off great
Poet, Nay lis dadow ncrer groto less"
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A FooT RAoE.-A foot race took
place at Lagrange, above this city. yes-
lcrday morning, between an Indian and
a cOntraband, for tlOoa side, much to
the amusement Of large number Of
persons who were at that point awaiting
The arrival of the train. The individual
OF the untutorod mind Camo out second
best, The cOntnband was the winner.
- Wheel lutel.
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Counterfeil Troasury Notes

Counterfeit Slee Treasury notes are
in circulation. On tho counterfeit the
number of the note is larger aud less
brilliant in color than the genuine. The
imprint of The American Bank Note Com.
pany at the top is larger, the double rule
running fromit is heavier, and the ter.
minal curve twice as large. while there
is diagonal shading at the point of the
impriat with the rule which does not
appear in the genuine. On the right
end Of the back Of the bill the 600" in
the circle are inverted thus COOL" In
the genuine the "l0e" in the circle on
the left end reads thus: "0oi;;" in the
counterfeit they are thus: 100" The
outside circle of the 100 in the lower
left corner Of the genuine touches tie
lower border: in the counterfeit il does
not come within one.sixteenth of an
inch. The paper is also heavier and
somewhat greasy In the counterfeit, and
there are other slight differences, but
the spurious bill is SO well executed that
good judges will take it without hesila"
ton. This counterfeit is said TO have
been extensively eirculatedin the West.
Three members Of the gang have already
been arrested, and detectives are on the
track OF others.
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SUDDEN DEArn.-John G, Wright,
Esq, for many years the proprietor Of
the Kanawhn Hotel in this place, died on
Monday, the 4h inst, after only a few
hours Illness Rma,ohG Republican.
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COMMIssIONERsl SALE.

DURSUANT to n decree the Circuit Court
A. Of Cabell county, rendered nj It's March
Term, 1864, ina suitn which Patre Mclean
is plaintiff and O. X. Morris defendants I
VIM. II. Hornor, Special Commissioner ap.
pointed for that purpose, will
On the 18th Day of May, 1894.
offer for sale to the highest bidder. at the front
door of the Court-H House in Guyandotte, at
Public Auction, One Hundred aud Fifty Acrrs
Of valuable farming land, situate In the county
of Cabell. on the Guyandotte River, a part d
the lot containing 2l7l acres and known as
the O. X, Morris Tract.
Terms Of Sale.--Threo and Six months crod
IL, with good personal security. with lien re-
tanned upon the land until the purchase mo.
ney is paid
WM II. HoRNOR, Spec, Com.
Guyandottc, Cabcll county, W. V. April g.
apldn3ld.
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New Turnituro.

Mr.. John Leonard, received on Satur.
day last, by the Ohio Ne. 3, a large lot
of Furniture, which he is selling allow
prices. Give him csii and patronize
home industry
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Devon q Co.

We cali the attention Of Merchants
and MnIncrs, in the Kanawha Vnlloy,to
the advertisement o, Mcss@, Devon Il
Co., Cincinnati in another part OF this
paper We advise our people to give
them call When they 80 to the city to
purchase goods,
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Ho, for Idaho.

Persons wishing to go 10 Idaho, Cali
fo,nia, or any place West would do
wei to read the advertisement of Mr..
John W. Bprch, Agent ofthe Hannibal
and ST. Joseph Railway and Missouri
River Packet Company, in TO days pa
per.
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
Po1Nr pleasant, April IS, 1864.

GROCERIES, Coffee, 4OO45 cts
Sugar, brown 10 cts, white % cts. per
pound; Molasses 85 cents per gallon;
Golden Sirup 81 90; Rice l9l cts. pei
pound; Tea 81 rs per pound.
PROVISIONS Beans 81 5o02 IS
per bushel; Dried apples 81 25 per
busbel; green apples 50 50 barrel; po-
tatoes 81 90 hushel.
EGGS--BUTTER--E Eggs 10 cts pr.
dozen; Bu,ter25 cents per ID.
CHlGKENS-Chickcn are worth from
81 so to So 90 per dozen.
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WEST VIRGINIA, UABELLoou
In lhc Circuit Onnrt.

In the Circuit Court.
Robert Ross, Plaintiff, In Trospsss on
W.. the case, Dam.
Albor G. Joukins, Thomas age ESQ, OOO.
J Jenbins, Robert Holderby, George s. Hold
erhy, John $ Everett. Henry o. Everett, Ira J g.
MtGinniS, Wilson B MoorN, Warren p. Recce,
Joseph W Morris. Henry G. PolQete, James NJ
Q Davis, Thomas Adkips, Leander Glkison,
James r Morris, Herston spurlOck aud joseph
Nj Reeeo. Deiendehts
THE defoudentg Ia this sriit will tGSenoLice
that on Saturday, May 7th, 1861. ut the Clerks
Office, in the town Of lrohton, Lawrence county
Ohio, between the hours Of 6 clock a, IN. and
6 p. m, of that day, shall proceed to tako
The dispositions Of ] Ohm W. Collins and Others,
10 be read as evidence IN my behalf in said
suit, and IfrOrh any cause the taking Of said
dispositions be not concluded on that day, the
taking Of the same. viii continue from day 10
day and from time to time at tho same Ulaao
ent between the same hours, until they shall
be completed.
Respectfully Yours,
ROBERT ROSS.
March y, lSGl' Zap 7-wl-2
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A KIND Act BY the President.
The Boston Travslsr mention. M 70!

The Boston TravelermeniiOns the fol-
lowing;
Our Washington correspondent writes
that few days ago half crazy woman
arrived at Washington. 10 make inqui.
riss in reference to son of hers, who
had enlisted into the army under the
age of eighteen, and who, it seems is
peculirly untitled for a life 10 the urmy,
She made repeated attempts at the War
Department. to get him back, but was
met with fat refusal. Finally she pp-
pealed to Mr.. Dawes. member Of Con
gress from Massachusetts. who had an
interview with the President; and the
latter upon hearing tho facts; and dnd,
ing it clear case Of hardship, al once
ordered his discharge. His name is An.
drew Lovejoy, of Western Massashu.
sets. Though not sixteen, he was Sc.
duced into the army by substitute
broker, who took all but S45 OF $500
which was paid by the principal.
EE Both Houses of Congress have
L. F.,
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( Roback,s Catawba Brandy is made
from the PU RE JUICE OF THE CATAwBA
GRAPE, which is grown in abundance in
Ohio and from which this article is obtained
1t has an agreeable favor, fnn clear color,
and possesses all the qualities for medicinal
purposes, and for beverage Of the best I'M.
ported brandies. AS favoring for mince
pies and other cooking purposes ii is the most
economical article that can be used, being one
half a dollar cheaper by the bottle, and nearly
two dollars cheaper per gallon than other
Brandics sold for that purpose. Wherever it
has been introduced it has found rapid sale,
and is daily gaining in popularity giving in
all cases the utmost satisfaction. Call for
"Roback's Catawby Brandy" which may be
found for sale by Druggists, Grucers and deal.
ers generally throughout the West.
c. W. RoBACK Proprietor.
Sc, So, Oand GO Fast Third Street See AID
vertisemcnt.
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IA WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1864.
Flour from Sc, So 80 81 Pcrbbl.
Wheat, good quality, from 81 90 to
81 20 per bushei.
Corn is quoted at from rs to so cts.
per bushel.
Corn Meal 81 per bushcl.
Bran 81 per hundred pounds.
Shorts 81 20 per hundred.
Screenings 25cents bushel.
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@TIcKErs Candidates in want Of
tickets for The coming election, can have
their orders filled Immediately by send
ing to this Office. Terms cash.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

ETBLASxs,-We have now on hand
and for sale, all kinds Of Magistrates
blanks, according to the new forms. -
Magistrates will do well to give US a
call.
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p2~Tho heavy rains of the past few
days, has put the farmers back with
their Spting work, Very little ground
as yet, has been prepared for corn,
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For Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Bed
Bugs, Moths in Furs, WOollens, &C.,
Insects Oh Plants, Fowls, Animals, DC.
Put up in Csc. Soc, and 81 90 Boxes, Bottles,
and Flasks, 50 and So sizes for HoTl1s, PUDLIc
INSTITUTIONS, Sec.
"only infalliblc remedies known"
"Free from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rats conc out Of their holes TO die"
Or Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
B' Soldby all DRuosIsTs ard RrrAlLEas gv.
erywhere. r... J..rl
IT nlBEwAREllr' Of all worthless limitations.
10 See that "UosTARsp name as on each Box,
Bottle. and FLASK, before yOu buy.
U' Address HENRY II. COSTER,
IJ- FRlScrAL DIToV 4ss Broadway, N ~.
III Sold by SMITH 4 MARTIN Poiht Plea.
SAINT Vest Va.
March 1g-H6-no50.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-04-14

@WAlrNo FOR sPRrso.-HOw
happily the following indicates the wea,
~, longing, waiting, yearnlng Of tho
sad, the sOrOWful or the Invalid, for the
bursting forth Of Springs
o heart thy days are darksomo;
o heart thy nights are drear;
But soon shall beams Of sunshine
Proclaim the turning year
Soon shall the trees be leaiy,
Soon every bird shall sing;
Like them, be silent, waiting,
Waiting for the Spring.