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n '
A Snow STORM IN 4 BALI ROOM. "A
writer in 0ace-a- Week gigss q description
Eof a Russian ball, at Moscow, during which
the scene in the ball room was enlivsnedby
the strange phenomenon of q snow storm,
produced by the sudden lowering Of the
;tempsfatnreof the room. (; s nriseT runs
describes it: =
The evening passed pleasantly enough,
but toward the close the heat began to get
intolerable, and although the. gentlemen
did their duty well, it is only fair to say, in
tanning the fair pnes and bringing them
ices, it became more oppressive: Atlast .
gentleman, braver than the rest (probably
his arm ached threw open the top Of a
window, and now happened the phenome-
non a cold gust Of wind blew Suddenly
in through the open window, and the. heat
ed air which was congresated in the upper
part of the room became suddenly oonden
sed, and descended upon the assembled
party in the form of-snow fakes. Probably
there never was seen 80 curious sight in Q
ball room. Ladies and gentlemen, IN ball
toilette, 10 the midst of . dance, and snow.
flakes descending; and we're it not for the
incongruity Of the attire, more like a ska
ting party. The snow.storm, as may be
imagined, Was the conversation of the guests
for the rest of the evening, and Of thesin..
shabitants of the town for the ensuing
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|HEAD-Q,Rs, s4TH REG, s. Q. M,
YoRKvILLE, s. q, January aad, lscs:

GENERAL ORDERS NO. T. -, ~
PURSUANT to orders received an white male pcrsons
residing within the limits Of above mentioned Regiment,
liable ordinary Militia duty required TO assemble at
the muster ground Of ier respective beats on MeNuAY,
l2h proIimo, forthe purpose OF organizing
beat Companies 8 ~ ~ :, -. - -
Each beat company WIN be entitled Captain one
FIt Lieutenant two Second Lientenan Ave Sergeans,
time and place, there win an election for Maor In each
Battalion ys=sS- ~ - -
Inst Organization Of the same VIII advertise cause 20
be done, In at least two public places within their respect
I've beats, the above order. - n
~ 90: J. A. MCLEAN, Col. S4th Regiment, 8. @. M
January IS 70. 49, q i.
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ANOTHER SIaN.-That there is some
good reason for hoping that the President
viii disappoint che radicals In their efforts
to exclude the members of Congress from
the Southern States is abundantiy sbown by
the out-giyings. of Mr.. Forney. In his
paper, besays = l55,s 80: -
ct would be q graceful acknowledgement,
not slone of the undaunted patriotism of
the brave men of the South, who, through
flame aud death, have maintained, the good
fight, but just Difference to an overwhel-
ming public expectation, if the Tennessee
Senators and members could be immediate
" admitted to Congress, and speedy action
taken upon other applicants for seats-so
that the different branches of the Govern.
ment, executive aud legislative, might once
more move along with harmony. and vigor.
Such, we beliese to be, also, the growing
disposition Of the two Houses"
Mr. Forney also, in the same paper, while
protesting against the repeal, of the test oath
so far as it concerns, the members of Con.
gress, argues, very eo1clusively to South
ern mind, that it should be so modified as
to exempt from It's operation the hundreds
of minor Government Offices which it is ne.
cessary to FIJI before the work of reconstruc-
ton can be successfully completed.
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: iHOUsE-pATNTING &C. )

York and the surrounding bicz, shn he yQady ond
willing % attend 70 the business OF Plain and omanetnl
he pridea himself especiaiy In being % tAitae sl
cessfniy ,the yariohs hdndS1f 5Hoods syyz MAHOGANY,
MAPLE; OAK, sAYIN-sF 0oDsf WALNuTs S RosE
jaspcr md snah MARBt 9 (
By sct renfoh ID business, he hopes secse ssb1fe
public patronage and feels tfpt e wl Dc able
AN eommrnicatio 1ddfesssd 10 him at Yofkvie,
/ s. e., WIN meet with prompt attention: :,
october ae - -. z. g. -. Z 3 lH < ON /,
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INTHE C0URT OF ORDilgARY,

FOR DIVISION OR SALE OF THE REAL EeTATE
Z. OF DUNCAN MEGA U01,s CEASED
oa.hsrine Copeland, AppIlcant Per siecal!un nas
dacss01, pssIa Eooysy eTs =
and wife, Janet D, IA, Mc(s alum, and Th0nias
and WIFE Nancy, helm Of Duncan CailaR deceased.
IT appeatng % my antisfhcflQn, <1 lamt8 b Jrckson
and vie, JsBe y. "A. McCailum, and 1Ibm5as and
sase, f1sIdk Win
sy s T So @ spucsf Ind do OBJECT
estate of Duncan HcCaIlum, deceased beioEo te
twelfth day df Pebsun 1855 ortsir consent 70 sate
viii be entered Of record ~ y g. BROWN, Q.YxDs
Noveinbere ~ 30 z ~ q 3ni5S
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THE oman In GRAY."-The Yankee
giant in agray clothes" !" who paid friend
iypisit to Senator Wade In Washington,
and who frightened the Chronicle man into
babbling about "assassins, !" it has been as.
eertained, was man named Flemming,
originally from Kansas, aod during thelast
three years employed in the Navy Yard at
Brooklyn and Charlestown, Mass The
Republican says of the subsequent moye-
ments of the Chronicle s buckram hero
sit appears that the huge .man in gray,
who assaulted Senator Wade, in his ewn
room, Wednesday noon of last week, went
Immediately afterwards to the quarters Of
Senator Wilson, and requested that gentle.
man to give him (the "maningray a let.
terof Recommendation to the Secretary Of
the Navy, remarking at the same time: 81
have Just been to see Senator Wade, and
he treated me like hi = This shows that
tue reported attempt to assassinate Senator
Wade was all bosh. .--,S7Ssis. -. - ,
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nnm IN gold, payable semi-apuually 1.-The
government issnes TO the banking sssocia-
tions 500 10 national bank bills, holding 10
reserve 10 per cent to secure the note or
bir-holder-in case of the bank failing 70
redeem This agent further says that the
government holds The plate from which the
bills are printed, and in,no case can there
be an over issue; that there is no founda.
tion in the report that certain banks had
failed. i5..si. :ss5 se e ..
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wv ri. M,CORKLE.

+ RESPECTFuLLY Y infouusthe citizensof YoRKvILLE
and the PUBLIC generally, thar he hns commenced the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUsINESs In Yorkyflle;
Ia him at either PU Lie OF PRIVATE SALE.
Pesons having GOODS Of any description for sale and
VINO deBfs TO adopt this mode o6dlsposing of them, viii
please send fhe 10 on orbefop TUESDAY ofeach week,
a order give an opportunity Of ADVERTISING IN the
gyorkyiiie Enqnirefo stssr.::5'ss.
y. = y : ~ w. II. McCORKLE
November 10 - 81 6. q So
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-01-25

jews From long and suggestive Or.
Eticle in the Chicago Republican, concern.
ing the Jews, we extract the following: =
afbe Jewsrise gradually aboHe the averge
Of mankind Whenever their immense men.
tai resources and their formidable intapsity
of purpose are consecrated 70 rsligions 70
humanity, to liberty, to letters, orto art =
Then they become prophets, refornars and
composers, and the moral and intellectual
and artistic teachers of the world, produ-
Ding Mendelahopa, Spinozas, Neanders,
Bernes, "a zines, Rnchels and Myerbeers. =
Among the German political reformers Of
the present day, there are great number
of young men Of Jewish parentage, par.
iticularly in Berlin and Vienna, who are
the most ardent champions of liberty.
France possesses the Crimeux, the Jew,
one of her ablest lawyers, and at the same
time enc of her most unfinehing Republi-
cans. And so there are in every country
Jews who show that as soon as they devote
tbeif great powers to some ennobIing pur.
pose they excel as much in the higher walks
of thought and life as the balk.of their
fellow. religipnista in the lowe" -
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RfcHinoND .aND DarIILLE' R.anRo1lD :


NorIce-To give facilities 70 the public on te iine Of
ar arrangementbas been made with the 6OUTAERNEx-
PRESS COMPANY by which t1eir wdgons fp Richmppd
and Danpfe Will can for and receive al Expsess Freight
intended Cor fhb Ros on noilce being given
and their wagons VIII deliver al Express Freight arriving
By th!s Rosds FREE OF ANY EXTRA 0HARGE FOB
Freight will be the same rs charged BY fhis C0pays
50 S. THOMAS poDh MRAD, superintendepE
CHlRLoTrk, Dec. ia, 1885,
All freight forwarded Win pomptne ness and dispatch
s s - T. b. GlLLEsPiE, AGmt
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

TIE SOCTHEnNS E1<rnE5e5 f16o41Rx3T< have n
moved their Office ns RlCHM md und erhs 6puuslrud
Southern Express Company are now pfepared % obya1d
CURRENCY. x ~, y f>C1N II zfss
sssssVAIUABLESAND Sr q FREIGHT ssE,s.s
To all accessible points In tho 5outh. = - IS
All goods shipped from the North by te Ada Or Ham
ERN ExPRESs COMP ANY 10 complete hansportafSou.
o. Goods shipped ffpm the Nor1i by sfeansfrip and
mnfzed ohe care OF Southem Express connany an bo
promptly foigarded TO Destination ee of charge for
missions and dSzyage. ~ " -
have been p.ss,s ssIsosa
on hst road a. the same rates AZ were formerly cbaEr By
e GSods called i1 ssf WITaouT cHxRGE a
p.oppuy to'W sorTHERr:: AZ pRrss COMPANY
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-01-25

Com AND -WHIsKEY. The two hun
dred dollars tax on all stills is now in force:
All persons carrying on the business of dis
tilling without license from the Commission.
ers of Public Buildings, are liable to severe
penalties-ine and imprisonment.
The people of this State: ought to know
at once, that there is no safety or profit in
stilling whiskey; as sure as fate, they will
have the United States tax Of two dollars
the gallon to pay on what they have made,
and are now making, also a State tax Of
twenty dollars on every hundred dollars
worth of Hhiskey this, with the two hum
dred dollars tax on every single still now in
operation or continued after this time, will
near about ruin all distillers of whiskeg
they should wind up instauter, or they viii
lose everything. Buy no more corn to make
wbiskey this year Greenoile Patriot q
Mountuiaeer. 5.z.a - 5, - =.
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HoasEs. Gen. Ruger has issued in
struotions concerning the indiscriminate
collection and sale of horses, which are esum-
med up as follows: .ssss;:
ssThe rules to be observed are, that no
animal not branded .ssU. S" or &c s." is
to be taken except on orders from Depart.
ment Headquarters in each particular case;
that the brand "U, 81 or G, s." is priinsa
tacie evidence Of property Of the Govern
ment; that ss:possessionof proper certificates
of sales of animals branded aU S.pis. the
proper and conclusive evidence Of owner
ship of the possessor; and that Of animals
branded sc: proof that snch animals
were private property eat the time Of the
surrender Of the rebel army, will;entitie the
possessor to retain them Raleigh Stan,
aar3 -, So - a
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-01-25

GREENBAcKs.--It is curious, if not
strange, that people; with but little, orno
money on hand, will refuse to take green.
backs, when it is evident that they must
have use for all that they can get for some
time to come. Greenbacks will,not become
worthless, and we would advise people to
dissipate their fears on that point. The
Richmond Enqairer, speaking on the-sub-
ject, says ~; q. 81 IS
isThe fear that greenbacks will become
valueless results in d great measure from
the experience onr people had with Confed-
crate money; but, though gold may rise
and fall, greenbacks are not going 70 be.
come worthless Our people may as well
discard that fear at once, and realize the
fact chat greenbacks are osa. currency, the
measure Of the value Of our lands, and the
sole medium Of carrying on our daily busi<
ness. To gst7them by every honest ne6ds,
and to use them.in every legitimate .ts9de is
not only our duty as citizeus, but is the
part of wisdom as individuals We would
not advise ourpeopleto sell their landsand
hide the greenbacks, but use them in farm.
ming, in the improvement Of their lsnds,f
in paying OFF their debts, andin restoring
the prosperity of their State -, 80 ssss s
~ -" ~ D. H - -
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SECOND STOCK or NEW GoODl

ERESH eCLO.VER SEED.
L. For sale b. =. w. II. McCoRKLE. 2
kiuay 1s z sl..,ss; SO - ES-tf
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sN1ILES SHOES JUST REs
EyI CEfxED fine assortment Of Lafes, and Gsnte-
mems 6HOEH from the ccebratcd mandatory OF n.
MILES SOM Philadelphia. AT ss5S.
october IS y y, B. aecoRklsais
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-02
RECEIPTS THIS WEEK
New York Market.
New YORK, October l


Cotton active and advancing under
news from Liverpool; 42a43c for mid
ding uplands and 44a45c for middllng
Orleans. Flour, l5a20c better; IS 50a
IL 10 for extra State; Sll 00al2 % for
extra round hoop Ohio, and Sl2 4Oal4 III
for trade brands, closing rather quiet
and scarcely so firm. Whisky hrmer;
42s43c in bond. Wheat, receipts 81, ASP
bushels; 3a5c higher, bot transactions
quite limited, sales 5000 bushels; 1923
as 80 for new white Michigan and Chi
cago spripg. Rye active and firmer 81 %
for common western, and 81 10 for Green
Bay. Barley scarce and In demand at
better prices; 81 40al 43 for State Re
oeipts corr III els bushels' active, eaoiu-
ed and 2a3c higher, closing dull; sales
pa 900 bushels; 94c for inferior; s4ta99t
for shipping mixed western adoal; 9oa9o
for do. inI store; csc for white westerE;
and eS 81 for western yellow. Receipts
os5s Ga 432 bushels; lS2c better; sales
70 900 bushels at 52a5so for Chicago;
57a6lo Tor Milwaukee. Coffee trmer
and in good demand. Sugar dull; Cuba.
lO1all. MolaSses steady and quiet. Pc
troleum qniet aud steady; 2oc Tor CRUDE
and 43ca43to for refined In bond: FORK
opened frmer but closed heavy; S33 25a
90 40 for new mess, closing at S33 80
cash; sSI OOa3l 25 for old do, and $50 w
for prime; also, go barrels new mess,
sellers option, all year, at $40 co. Tota!
stock, old and new, October lst 1860,
AZ Cos Dbl ;; same date last month 6l,e5S
bbls; ssmo date last ye.", S6,i35 bbls.
Beef steady; total STOCK. - and new,
October lsG, 1866, 9625 packages same
date last month, i 2c6 PACKAGES same
date last year, az 30 packages. Beef
hams more active, o arrive, al 40c. Cut
meats steady at l4faloc for shoulders,
and l7tal9ic tcy hams. Lard heavy and
lower; l6alSc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-02
RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was falling last night
with twelve feet water.
The St. James, Capt Lon Bryson, left
for Cincinnati, with moderate trip.
The Potomac, Capt Muhleman, arrived
yesterday afternoon from CINCINNATI
She leaves again for that port this eve
ming, as the regular packet. Passengers
and shippers will do well to make noe
of this On her next trip up the Potomac
will make reasonable deduction on pas.
sengers and stock coming to the fair.
From the Cincinnati papers of yester.
day we CLEAN the following.
In the st. Louis trade there is consid
cradle competition. The Wheeling and
Pittsburg trade is picking up fast, and
considerable lots of freight are being
shipped and received from points above.
Several boats are announced for Arkan
sas river this week, for which point there
is fair amount of merchandise await
ing shipment. The coming week gives
indications of an increase in trade over
the past, md should tho weather ProVs
favorable, large amount of freight will
be sent forward to its destination, as sew
erar large orders are in tho market to be
filled this week.
THE PRIMA Donna Capt. Fl. Il.
Hart. yesterday oviu the OLD steamer
Prirna Donna to Messrs. Lovely q Dade.
of Helena, Arkansas, for the sam OF
81 500. The parties who bought her In
tend turning her into whartboat.
THEJ r GILMoRE.-Mr. Slant. Batch.
elor has returned from tho wCech OF tue
above boat, and reports the steamer
Northwes est coming to this port with the
cargo saved from the wreck, in all about
seventy five tuns, chiefly light goods.
Twenty-Five tuns has been sent forward
10 its destination; the balance, about
three hundred tuns, together with the
BOAT, viii doubtless prove a total loss
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New York Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, October J

At the New York Dry Goods Exchange
the foilowirgreUort is made from johbers
prices to day: Brown sbeetiugs-Amos,
keag A, 223c; Augusta. zoe; Bedford. I6c.
Blesched shirtipgs-Wamsutta 40c
Anthony Manufacturing Co, 2Sc; Wheatoa
Co, 23o. Prints-Cocheca, 2Ic; Ame,i-
car, lsic; Allen, lSic Loweii, loo
Csmbrics-Washirgton, l4ic; Portland.
1lc. Selisias-Clintou, 30G; Lonsdale.
$50.
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Monetary Affairs.
New YORK, Nov. |

The Posts money article says: With AL
abundance of idle capital call loans arc
per cent; transactions are 3s5 per cent 4;
mercantile paper passes at 5a7 per csnT.
Stocks opened buoyant, but closed wi h
o dropping tendency, governments are
quiet, and railroad shares are irregular.
After board quotations were for New
York Central 49,, Erie 855, Hudson
l24f, Foreign Exchange firm, bills at
go days on London lQ7sl074. commercial
I0salo94, bankers do, ct short sight lo9a
1901.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, October

Flour firm; 50 5oal2 90 for spring tx
tras. Wheat declined la2c, closing quiet;
% 05s2 on for No. l, and 81 s2al 90 foI No.
8. Corn advanced 3aSo, closing firm; 641
1850 for No. i. Oats quiet; $3.50 for No
3. Mess Pork s32a32 25. High wines
dull; S23Ss2 IS for bonded, and 81 33a
bA for free. Freights advanced tale. n
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Buffulo Markets

BUFFALO. October ]
Flour qniet Wheat, $4,000 bush No
2 Chicago spring, at So lOa2 70, closing
quiet Corn, 1900 bush. AZ eoa6020
closing quiet at SOC for No ! mixed
Oats held az $50 for new Chicago Bar
ley, State at 81 l4al Is. Rye. 600
bush Milwaukee, at 81 90 Pork, S34 o.
asa 50. Lard, l63al9c, Whisky, So 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-02

Receipts of beef cattle continue heavy
and with only a moderate demand.
Prices have further declined 3s9c per
pound. Some of the best sold as high
as lsc, but this was an extreme rate.
The bulk of prime cattle sold at l7al73o,
while other grades varied from III TO l6a
I6,c, the market closing heavy for all
Kinds. Veals steady under fair demand
at last weeks prices Sheep and lambs
steady and without change of moment.
Hops ara in fair demand at llal13 Tor
good heavy western corn-fed, while
light. including Michig snders sold as low
as lOio. The total receipts OF all stocks
at ali yards for this week were:
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New Work Money Market,
New YORK, October |

NEW YORK, OCTOBER l
Money market very easy at 3a5
per cent. for call loans; chiefly at per
cert, Sterling firm at l0SalO53. Colo
acslve and firmer, opening at l46, decliu-
ing 70 l45f, advancing TO 1867 and clos
iUg al 1861.
Government stecks shade easier.
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Philadelphia Market.
PurrADFIpHrA October ! .

PHILADELPHIA, UctOber I.
Flour firm; super fine 81 5oae 81: halt
extras. 50 OOall 90. Wheat, sales of red
at 50 S5aS 90 and white at So LOAF %
Corn firm; yellow, 81 05; western, 81 o..
Is unchanged; southern $40. Gro
ceries and provisions IN changed. Wits
XIV quiet; sales Of Ohio at 81 A.
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Toledo Market,

" TOLEDO, O., October l.
Flour steady. Wheat, winter 4a6
and spring 10aI2 cts better; sales new
white Michigan 81 76aS27S. No. spring
$40. Corn opened 8 and closed q cents
better, II cents. Oats l cent better; Al
cents
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st.L0uis Market.

ST. LOUIS, October l.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
litIle easier, not quotably lower. Corn
stronger at 75a60c. Oats firmer and ND
chan ged. Polk, dropping at s33 25aSSS So
Bacon, unchanged. Lard declining
prime leaf, lSc. Whisky, steady at 81 81
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Oswego Market.
oswEeo, Oct. 1.

E-AA - - OSWEGO, Occ. i.
Flour active and firm; 81 " for No: !
Spring; Sl3 rs ror Red Winter; Sl4 20
for White; SIS GOALS 20 for Xxx. La aG'
cordance with an agreement among I'LL fnr
lers, all sales on and after to-oay'S arc ~.
cash. Wheat Arm; No; 2 ~ Cnic ug o pp'nasd
s2 40. do to arrive, So 80. Corn closed
Arm and higher.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August l,
FloHr quiet; STOCK light. Wheat tlrn;
red. 80 90 and white. So 25a3 DO. Corn
steady; white, 95css1 90; yellow, 96a99.
Oats buoyant at 53a55c. Mess Pork,
S34 so Whisky firm.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
Farminq Land for Sale.

nY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
d TRUST madeby Joseph d. Britt, and
Mary, bis WIFE, and Sarah MCully to me, dated
the 10th day of December, A. D., 1861, anil re-
corded in the office of the Recorder for Ohio
county, in deed book numbered IS, fohos All
and 4i2' shall on Monday. the 18th day OF DC:
tober, 1866, proceed to sell at the front door OF
the Court House, In said county OF Ohio. the
following described real estate, situate on the
waters OF Wheeling Greek in said county, West
Virginia adjoining the lands surveyed by
James Mcconnell, .Sr, James Mcconnell, Jr. and
others, and bounded as iolows, to.wit: Begin.
ming at sugar tree near the top OF a bill and in
line OF w liam Shrppard's survey, thence with
nis line n. IA w. IS poles to sugar tree thence
N 60 T. 10 poles TO walnut, corner James
McConnels survey; thence with his line OF said
survey s. % w IS poles to dogwood. thence
N. 81, w los poles to locust; thence S. 50, W.
IS poles to hickory corner to survey made for
Alexander Adiths, thence with line OF said
survey 5. So E. 275 poles TO the begin ming, con.
tanning 100 acres more or less, being the same
tract OF land convey ed by Lydia s: CruRer to
Joseph D. Britt and Sarah MCuly, by d. cd IA.
ted Dec- mber 10th, 1861, and recorded IN Book
Terms of Sale Cash. Selling as Trustee
shall convey only such tide as is vested In Inc,
but the title is believed to be inimpeachable.
seDl3.ts NJ G. GOOD, Trustee. z
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milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, October |.
Flour active. Wheat dull: 81" Tor
No 3. Corn 6la62c for No. l. Oats quiet;
$40 for No. 2.
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BY LEWIS BAKER
ub.cription Prices.
Commercial Matters

New York Cattle Market.
NEW YORK, October l.
Current prices for the week at all the
cattle markets are:
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JOS. W. PARKER.

4 TT0RNEY AT LAW, WILL
n practice In the Courts of Ohio and adjoin
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DR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon
don, Graduate frum one OF the most eminen
Colleges IN the Uuited StsJes and the great
part OF whose life has boep spent III the hosp
tals OF London Paris, Philadelphia and clse
where, has effected some OF the most sstanish.Dl
cures that werr ever known many troubled
with ringing in the head and earn when ASLEEP
great nervousness, being alarmed at su0der
sounds, bAshfulness, with frequent blushing az
tended sometimes with derangemsnt OF mind
wan cnrnd inn rdinfrlN.