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HARKR1s.

LONDON. March 1O-Noon.-ConsO,s 930ssI.
Bonds ne.
LIVERPOOL. March lO-Noon.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged. Sales 10000 bales. Breadstuhs dull.
LONDON, March 0-AfiernoOn.-COns0ls 90 IN
$50.
l.IvERPooL, March l0-Afternoon-Cotton quiet
and steady. Corn declined to 43. Pork firm.
lard declined TO SO. Other markets unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. March DISQUALIFICATION firm
uplands on the spot and slOat l0i@l04d. Man.
chester market irmer.
LoNDoN, March l0-Evening.- Shipments of
cotton from Bombay for tbs last two weeks of
February, 80 900 bales.
HAYANA, March l0.-Sugar quiet and easier
though prices are unchanged. Sterling 9694.
Paris 81 premium. United States gold, long, u
discount; currency 80 discount.
INV YORK, March l0.-Cotton less active and
a shade lower. closing steady under favorable
Liverpool sdvices. Sales today, POO bales
Niddlings 25I253c. Flour and wheat unchanged.
Corn 36f4c. lower Western mix ed 81 26fll % /;
Southern white 81 2I0l Is. Mess pork s24i.
Lard dull at l4l6l6. Groceries quiet. TurDen-
tine 7336174c. weights dull, cotton by sail B.
by steam I Gold 1895. Sterling 81.
NEw YORK, March lO.-Governments closed
weak; 5-20s of 1859, with coupons, 10 of 1867
1868 l040s l0li; 1905 1863. Money evinced a
Call loans q cent. Prime discounts 7Ses D cent.
Stocks very weak with general decline.
Sub.freasurv balance sl02 900 900.
SAVANNAH, March lO.-C Cotton nominally declined
l cent Ssles today 800 bales. Middliugs Csc.
Receipts 205S bales.
CHARIFsroS, March lO-Cotton inactive at
cole. lower Sales to-day ESQ bales. Miidlings
25@25le. Receipts s07 bales. No exports.
CINCINNATI. March l0-Flour steady, family sll
oil 25. Wheat firm. 50 45@2 so. Corn 40
SEC. Oats 69c. Whisky unsettled. Mess pork.
"a 256124 so bulk shoulders held at lie. Bacon
shoulders lie. Clear rib sides lac. Clear sides
l43c. Lsrd l5Gl54c. Butter 45@5O. Groceries
quiet.
ST. LOUIS. March lO--Tobacco active and M
changed. Flour active-superfne s7EDS 25.
Wheat steady and firm. 81 6o12 rs. Corn active.
s6090c. Oats crosse. Pork s2t 25024 so.
Bulk meats-rib sides l2c., clear rib l2ic.. clear
sides l3c. Becon--shoHlders lGlltc., clear rib
sides l4c., clear sides llic. Sugar cured hams
lie. Lard don, l5c. Whisky dull. s2 IS. .
NOBLE, March l0.-Saies OF cotton today 1907
bales. Market quiet and firm. Middlings 2ie.
Receipts AL bales.
LOUISVILLE, March 10s-Tobaeco active at full
rates sales to-day $50 bhda. logs IS 25917. me-
dunn leaf sl7 selections $50. Hart county $40
s65. Superine flour 50 509s IS. Cotton 22iG
23ic. Wheat 50 5502 60. Corn 75617sc. for ear
and shelled bulk. Oats in bulk 6SD70c. Lard
l53c. n sss pork s24 so. Bulk meats unchanged.
Bscon-shoulders lI3c., clear sides l4ic.
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ALLEN NcDoNALD's CAsE.-In answer 20 tho
resolution OF February I'll, the president trans
mitted to the Senate copies Of correspondence
and papers relating 10 the abduction OF Allen Me-
Donald British subject, who was arrested in
Canada on charge ~ smuggling, aud carried
into The United States by sheriff from Michigan
on the 9th OF October last. After long CORES
pondence on the subject, ar. Seward op the l7tL
Of February, addressed letter 20 Mr.. Thornton,
the British minister, 10 which he says he Il author
ized 10 express the lEapprO5atlon or this govern
ment Of the proceedings in the case OF Mcdonald,
and TO direct that the person be set at liberty ia
Canada.
Mr.. Thornton. February 7, says he has no doubt
but what her majesty's government viii be made
gratlded and entirely satisfied with the coutents
VI Mr.. Stewards note, adding in coaclusson
hope yon will believe that we can have no sym
paihy with the individual in question: and who
. showed 80 great want Of good faith on the Oc-
cssion; nor was the representation made 20 you
inspire by any wish 20 Withdraw convicted
criminal from punishment, but vas merely for the
purpose Of inviting your assistance for the pre-
yenfioD Of any conflict between the authorities %
our two countries. j have hitherto taken upon
myself the resp0r sihility Of not accepting your
offer that Allen Mcdonald should be set al liberty
in Canada. confident that her majesty's govern
ment viii approve of this step a. the same time :,
ard that they viii appreciate this stragh,forw9.r I'd
manner in which You have trr ated ;he matter.
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RIvEs NEWS.

louisville, March l0-River rising slowly with
s feet 8 inches 10 the canal by the mark.
Weather cloudy and growing cold.
VIcKsBURG, March TO- Passed up last night
Bismarck. at IL P. N. Leonidas. at A. NJ. Passed
dowD-Louisians. at 2, and the StOnewall at IL A.
NJ; strader at 2, Dexter at 4, ana the Magenta at
s P NJ.
River stationary. q
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STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DEBr.-0n the 1st
Of March. the debt bearing coin interest was
81 926120,99l 20. Debt bearing currency interest
81 ,972 SOS So Not presented for payment, sl0,-
$50 ls3 Ga. Debt bearing no interest, s4l4 1885,
054 81. Total debt, s2.64S, 207.079 IS. Amount
in treasury-coin. sl06,623 374 rs; currency,
s2l ,754 0s2 SO. Total SIPS ST7,4 ASH IL Debt less
cash in treasury, 81 5I9 S29,622 S9-s decrease of
81 49, 5l. The warrants issued by the treasury
department during February. 1858, to meet the
requirements Of the government, ia round num-
bers are: Civil miscellaneous and foreign inter-
course. s.. 900 900. Interest on the public debt
"a esq., 0e. War, 50 $3.50. 600. Navy, 81 040 900.
Interior, pension aud Indians 81 500, 900. The
warrants issued for the redemption Of the public
debt are not included in the above. Receipts Of
customs from February 2tth to February 2Sth,
inclusive IS, 26l, $50.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ST. LOUIS, March lO.-Heather mild; IL has
been raining almost steadily o'clock Monday
morning.
HAVANA, March lO:-Arriyed-star of the
Union
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FROM ATLANTA.

Georgia Election she scth OF April-Bea
Hill the New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fsctfons.
been set apart for the election Of all civil and mu
ncipal officers in the State well IS for the vote
on the Constitution.
Ben Hill spoke to-day to an audience OF over
Of the Constitution and denounced the convention.
There was much enthusiasm.
There ia 10 be a grand demonstration tonight a.
the City Hall. II il reported that the Bullock and
Faro factions viii unite on Bullock for COVER
nor. ss
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Hon. Richard II. Bayard. formerly United
States senator from Delaware, aud mir lister to
Belgium, died in Philadelphia. on Thur,dsy, aged
seventy-fve years.
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Fifty dollarsl 6loat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. For sale At 81 Canal str Get.
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LETTER FROM GERRIrr SMrH.-At the recent
meeting in New York in behalf of Gen. Lees col
leee, letter from Mr.. Gerritt Smith was read, in
which he says:
/ have done what with my greatly reduced
mt ans could for the needy whites and needy
blacks Of the South. / must keep on doing for
them both, in my small and numerous ways. 1
must leave II 70 others 20 endow her important in-
sttuuoDs Of learning. As token Of my good will
toward Washington College, Virginia, send you
1900, only regrettDg that canuot send you $1,000.
] wish our wealthy men OF the North could give
that college 500 GOO.
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Cbas. I. Nash cells Dir day at II O'Clock NJ,
at his salesreom, fur lture, etc. See advertise
meut.
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Fifty dollars! sloat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. For ssle at 81 Canal street.
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Itncreas,sth the number Of supreme Court judges
10 Eve.
IL is thought the convention viii adjourn early
next week.
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VIRGINIA DECIDED 10 BE OUT OF THE UNION.
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Editorial Visitors in 81 Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 26.-The Wisconsin
and Minnesota editors yesterday morn
ing visited all the places of note In the
CITY under the guidance of the commit
TIC appointed for that purpose, and at
terward embarked oh the steamer Belle
Of Alton for river excursion, during
which they visited the experimental
Iron Furnace at CarOndclCt, aud sub
spqucntly sailed some ten miles above
the city, Attending them fine view of
tho harbCr and river front of st. LOuiS.
Daring the s2il n splendid banquet was
set at which tOasts were crank and gen.
eral festivities were INDUCED in. A
large number ofProminent business men
and citizens generally accompanied the
party. Returning from the excursion
the company were driven to the famous
botanical gardens and beautiful grounds
Of Henry Shaw, Lafayette Park and
other places, and this evening meet
ing was held at the Southern Hotel
at which resolutions complimentary
to st. Lauis, her citizens and
in praise of her energy, enterprise,
commerce, manufactures and the gen
eral IN bsrial and intellectual prosper
lUN, MGTb uuuullllOISl' anu tHbuusldotlS'
ally adopted.
Speeches were also made by several
of the delegation, in which the great
questions of cheap river transportation,
crossing the Mississippi with narrow
span bridges. the commerce and gen.
eral resources and prosperity of the
Mississippi Valley, were commended
mon in emphatic terms Speeches
were also made by the representatives
of the City Council, Union Merchants
Exchange and Board of Trade, of this
city.
The delegation expressed themselves
highly pleased with their visit and en-
tertainment, and carry away with them
pleasant memories Of the festive and
instructive occasion.
The party lett this city at o'clock
this morning on special train. and
will reach Chicago in time for the ban
quet to be given them tonight.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June %.
FLOUR-Dull aud nominal.
WHEAT-Dull and nominal.
CORN-Dull at S6aS7c for ear and 80
a90c for shelled.
OATS-Dull at 75a76c.
RYE-Firmer; held at 20.
COTTON-Held at SOC tor middling;
demand light.
TOBACC0-In good demand at full
rates, sales 200 hogsheads; trash at Is;
Tugs at 00a9 10; leaf at 10 25a50 30.
PORK-COuld have been bought ut
2775.
BULK MEATS-Sales of shoulders at
ll4c; packed sides at l3$al4c.
BAGON-Sales sf shoulders at l24c
and clear rib and clear sides at 16ta
16ac.
HAMS-Sugar cured at lS!al9!c.
BUTTER-Dull and lower; Central
Ohio at 24a26c and Western Reserve at
26a2Sc.
EGGS-Dull at l8c.
SUGAR-Steady; moderate demand.
COFFEE-Stesdy; moderate demand.
HAY-Dull and unchanged; supply
large.
OILS-Linseed declined to s5; sales
of lis barrels. Petroleum dull at 33a
35c for refined free. Lard at 35al 40.
GOLD--l40.
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House,.

Mr.. Paine was excused from acting on
the cOmmittaa to otto"a the natIoHal
shooting festival, and Mr.. Washburne
was appointed in his place.
Mr.. Paine introduced bill providing
for the issue o. arms for the uSe of the
militia. Referred.
Mr.. Sch0feld offered resolution di-
rcctiug the Clerk of the House to pre-
sent to she Secretary of State the act
admitting North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama aud
Florida. Adopted.
Mr.. Hind, of Arkansas, introduced a
joint resolution to extend the provi-
Sions of the act of July 4th, 1866, limit
ing the jurisdiction of the Court. Of
Claims to the loyal citizens of Arkan-
sas. Referred to Judiciary committee.
A bill was passed increasing to $50 a
month the pension of the widow of
General Hackelman. Also, joint reso-
luton directing the publication of the
statements of national banks in pro-
cess of liquidation.
Mr.. Clark, of Kansas, presented reso-
lutiOns of mass meeting ofthe settlers
on the Cherokee neutral lands, calling
on Congress to protect them in their
rights.
The Senate Joint resolution donating
captured ordinance for the monument
of General Sedgwick passed.
Mr.. Boles, OF Arkansas, introduced a
bill for the relief of honorably dis
charged soldiers. Referred.
The House went into committee of
the Whole on the tax bill.
Mr.. Pixies amendment of last night
was ruled ont of order.
Some amendments to the tobacco sec
ton having been read last night, sew
eral Others were offered thereto, but
only one adopted, which was enc by
Mr.. Washburne, of Massachusetts, to
increase the duty on imported cigars
from two dollars TO two dollars and
fifty cents.
Section los was struck ont, leaving the
tax on banks under the operation of
the present law.
Section 100 was also struck cut.
Mr.. Butler moved to amend the
amendment by a new section for taxa
ton on deposit, circulation and interest
on United States bonds, which was ruled
out of order.
The committee rose and reported the
bill to the House.
Mr.. Schenck moved the previous Ques
ton, which was seconded.
All the amendments were agreed to
without division down to section 10S
and the yeas and nays being ordered
thereon, the amendment striking it ont
was rejected, so the section remains as
III the printed bill, unaffected by the
subscqent amendments. Section 100
was restored TO the bill.
The bill passed without division.
During the day Mr.. Butler, of Tennes-
see, had the oath of office administered
to him by the Speaker.
Adjourned.
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Wnahinuian LIENS

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The Senate
committee on Foreign Relations agreed
TO report favorably on the nomination
of General Mcmahon, for minister to
Paraguay.
Generals Grant and SLOVENIAN had IN
interview with Secretary Schofeid, to
day, relative to affairs in Virginia.
Generals Grant and Dent leave on
Monday on a Western tsur.
The Conservative soldiers and sail
ors last night elected delegates to the
New York Convention, and passed res
olutions in favor of the nomination of
Hancock.
The Senate Finance committee is al
ready at work on the tax bill, and will
probably make many amendment,
though not likely alter the tax on
whisky, as fixed by the House.
1t seems probable that the Ways and
Means committee will yet report a tar
if bill covering some articles i'm SEIZED
ule.
The bill introduced in the Senate by
Mr.. Yates provides that the Territorial
Legislatures shall meet but once in
evefy two years, AID that the next SEES
sion of said Legislatures shall begin
two years from the date of the last ses.
sion. The bill also fixes the salaries of
Territorial Governors at S25OO per an
num-
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New York Items,

New YORK, June 26.-Black Bess and
the bay mare Atlanta trotted a match
for $1,000 at the Fashion Course yester-
dav, Black Bess winning the first, sec
ond and fourth heats and the race. Her
best mile was in 2:35.
The Chinese Embassy visited jerome
Park yesterday afternoon, and in the
evening visited the Academy of Music.
Several meetings of w0rkiBgmen were
held last evening. The clothing cut
tiers are preparing to demand twenty
four dollars per week, instead of Twenty
dollars, which they now receive, and
the piano makers propose to assist the
bricklayers in their strike.
Mr.. William FoxOn, the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, has written a
letter to Hartford paper in relation to
the alleged fraudulent sale of the iron
clads Catawba and Ononla. 1t appears
that after vain endeavOr to get bona
tide bids for the vessels. they were final
" sold at their appraised value.
Henry Willis, formerly prison keep
er in the Jefferson Market Jail, and two
other men, were arrested yesterday,
charged with stealing $4,000 III money
and S2i75 worth of jewelry from the
house of Mr.. Price, in Clinton Place.
They were all committed.
James Kahn sued the Grand Street
and Forty. second Street Railroad Com
pany in the Supreme Court yesterday
for the recovery of $1,000 damages for
injuries sustained by his infant child in
July, 1865.
Charles Sogery sued the administra-
tor of Frederick Wiseman, deceased, in
the United States Court on surety for
Judgment recovered against the deceas-
ed in the Virginia State Court. Wise
man was 4 consul and claimed as a
consular privilege that he was not
amenable to the jurisdiction Of n State
Court. The Court overrnled the propo-
sition and the jury gave a verdict for
the plaintiff for 81, $50
Three boys were badly burned yester-
day by putting phosphorus in their
pockets, which they found in the ruins
of drug store lately burned.
At a meeting of the American Free
Trade League last evening speeches
were delivered by George Op9yke and
David Dudley Field. The latter depre-
Gated the proposed abolition system.
Governor Yarmouth has called Il
meeting of the Louisiana Legislature
for July 9th.
1t is reported that Governor Seymour
is TO he President of the National Dem
Ocratic Convention.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. June &c.
COTTON-More active at salc bet
ter; sales 4l00 bales at 3la3l ic for mid.
ding uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dull with declining
tendency.
WHEAT-Dull and unsettled, No. =
spring at O2 and No. spring at lOa
213.
RYE-Dull and heavy at 70al 80.
OATS-Heavy at S2iaS3c for western
in store and atloat.
CORN-Dull and heavy at 02a1 O3!
for new mixed western afoat.
PORK-Dull at % l5a2S % for mess,
cash and regular.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-In general request and
unchanged.
BACON-Nominal.
LARD-Dull at lG;al6fc for flair TO
prime steam.
EGGS-Sales at 23ta24c.
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BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
i the 9th day Of june, A. ID. ls6e, Warrant
Of Bankruptcy was issued out Of thu Dtstnc,
Cont of the United States for the Distinct OF
West Virginia against the estate Of JANTs
and SAMUEL T. HooToS, Of Littleton In the
county OF WetEel, In said District who
were adjudged Bankrupts on their owl
petitioB; that the payment of any debts
and the delivery Of any property belonging ID
such Bankrupts, TO them, or for their use and
the transfer Of any property by them, arr forhd
den by law. and that a meeting Of the creditor.
of said Bankrupts, 10 prove their debts, aud 10
choose ono OF more Assignees OF their estate, vii
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden
at his office, in the city Of Wheeling, befOr'
George Is. Caldwell, Esq, Register Ia BanA
ruptcy for said District, on the 3oth dal %.
June, 1868, at 10 o'clock AN.
HEDGEMAN SLACK
L. s. Marshal ID. w. Va. Messenger
BY W. II. Irwin, Deputy. Iun9oaV:~
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Death Of Jadgc Allen.

ST. LOUIS, June 26.-Judge William
s. Allen, who has been editorially con-
nected with the st. Lonis Republican
some twelve years, died at his residence
in Franklin county on Tuesday last.
Judge Allen was born in Massachusetts
in 1905. and represented Essex county
in the State Legislature in 1882, and
subsequently, conducted tho Newbury-
port Herald. He cane TO Wisconsin in
1887, and besides having been connect
sd with several newspapers he was
Register of the Laud Office under Tay-
lor; Secretary of New Mexico under
Fillmore; member Of the Missouri Leg
islature, and occupied several other
prominent positions. ...F
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The Bt;cklnyers, Strike.

New YORK, June 26.-The bricklayers
on strike held meeting last night.
Assurances of sympathy aud material
support were received through delega-
tions from the carpenters, plasters'
cabinet makers and painters associa-
lions OF this city, Brooklyn and Jersey
City. and the Workingmen's Unioa of
the United States, together with let
ters from the Western trades associa-
tions, urging them to hold ont for the
eight hour system, and pledging their
support.
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state OF West virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court
Nay RHi,s, 10
Peter Kreusch
Vi. In AS-umpslt.
James G.. Whyte.
FINHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT II To m
i cover Of the defendant the sum Of sl6S d"
with interest thereon from May 1T, l-G', iil
paid, and costa Of suit.
Affidavit having been flSd that the defendant
James g. Whyte, IL not q resident Of th" stat
of West Virginia, on motion Of plaintih aii"'
ney, IL II ordered that he do appear hrfr within
one month after the fourth weekly publcati"'
and due posting of this order at the front doo
Of the Court House Of Ohio county, and do "ha
he may deem tit 10 protect BIZ interest In ih
suit. -.
Test: MICHAEL J. BRElSIG, Clcrb
TAYLOR & BARR, Att'y- for plainuh.
my28. oawIw
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, June 26.-Henry w Long
fellow was elected q member OF the hs-
form Club.
VIENNA, June 26.-Dnring the stay OF
Prince Napoleon at Bucharest, depu-
tatiou of Jews presented respectful
address to Emperor Napoleon, asking
AN amelioriation of their condition and
thanking the Emperor for his liberaiity
toward all races of people.
LONDON, June 26.-Prince Alfred has
arrived in England and is now at
Windsor.
BELGRADE, June 26.-The late Prince
Michael left a will appointing his sister
and two nephews his heirs.
The evidence elected at the prelimi'
nary examinations of the assassins OF
Prince Michael duplicates Prince Kara
Georgwich in the conspiracy.
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William McMechen, ct als, In Chaucsp 1.
the Circuit Conn
vs. for Ohio County
West Virginia
Joseph Skinner, ct ala.
DURSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE N
the above cause on the 2lst day Of Ma,
Ie6a / will on THURSDAY, THE 9th DAY vi
JULY, 1868, at my efioe in the city Of wh~ri
ing, and thereafter by adjournment from thu.
20 time a. shall be found necessary, proceed W
take and state an account Of the persons "
spectively who are entitled ~ HEIRS AT LAW
OF LYDIA s. CRUGER, DECEASED. 10 ID,
tract or parcel Of land described In complain
ants bill and Of the share or interest Of each ~
said persons In said tract or parcel OF land 10
gether with such ether matters ~ shsll b.
deems pertinent by myself OF be specially r.
auired by either of the parties.
And pursuant TO the said decree, ! hereb,
give notice 10 all persons claiming 10 b. entitled
10 any interest In said lands or heirI al lAw a,
Aforesaid, TO come In before me and prove then
respective rights or interests In said land aud
DO Ak TUESDAY, THE 21th DAY OF Al
GUST, 1863, as o peremptory day for the pun
pose, and such Of them ~ shall not come In and
prove their respective rights and interest In
said land on or before that day shall be excluded
from the benefit Of this or ANY future decree IL
this cause unless hereafter otherwise ordered
by the Court. HANNIBAL FORBES
Commissioner Ohio Co. Circuit Court
June 4th, 1865. Juns.lwdAwtiil aug!i
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NIaw WYNN, u IIIU -V'
The market for staple styles of un-
bleachcd and .bleached muslins is fairly
active and iirmer Atlantic A heavy
brown sheetings l5c; Appleton A l7ic;
Atlantic H 17!c; Atlantic V l5c; La
coma o 15c; Lawrence c lie: do f l5tc.
Amoskeag A blea0hed muslins l7tc;
Bartlett lie; Booth l6ic; Greene be;
Hills Semper Idem 1Sc; Hope 15tc;
American Stripes 14a15c. York shirt
ings 223a23!c. Pepperell corset jeans
15tal6c. Laconia canton tlannels 24c,
and White Rock linseys 25c. Prints are
steady at 11!c for light and dark styles
of fancies.