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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
PRTGuTOS PENS

EhlhilOS PtNS.
RECEIPTS The receipts since Mon
day have been, 7I5 Cattle, 5G5 Sheep
and 45O Hogs.
BEEF CATrLE-The supply was unu
sually large for the time of year. The
market was rather dull. The demand
not being sufficient to take all that were
offered, large number were left over
unsold, though butchers took u good
many, as did, also, the shippers The
market closed rather dull. We quote
sales of butchers Cattle, common 34a44e
fine 44a5c, prime to choice 5iaG4c, ship
ping 6!a7!c.
SHEEp.-The receipts fair, and the
market rather active, at 3aa5A tor com.
mon to extra.
Hous.-THG market continues very
dull, with supply too large for demand
Sales range at about Slallc for the com.
mon to extra; most Of the sales at 10o
l0;c,
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
The receipts at these yards since Mon
day, the 22d instant, from all sources,
have been $50 Sheep, 220 Cattle, t,60C
Hogs, 120 Mules and % Horses. We
quote prices as follows:
BEEF CATTLE.-The receipts have been
liberal, ard the market rules dull, al
though there has besn fair demand
from. butchers and shippers. We quote
intelior at 4a4 70; medium 5a5 -,
prime . S5a6 Is, and extra shipping
stock TAT Is per GENITAL, live weight.
SnEEP.-Owing to light receipts the
market has advanced 10a15c per 100 lbs
gross. We quote prices at 8 S5a5 IS
per GENITAL, for common to prime.
HoGs.-The receipts have been liber,
al, and the market still continues dull
with few left over unsold at the close.
We quote prices at Gall %, gross, for
light to heavy averages.
Mules The market is steady at S0a
$50 per head.
HoRsEs-The demand is active at
60al5O per head.
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Administrators Sale.

ON wednesday, the 3lst day of March
" 1869, Between the hours of 10 o'clock
am aud o'clock p. n., on said day, on the
premises hereinafter described. situate in
Wayne township, Monroe county in the State
of Ohio, the undersigned, as the Admiuis,ra-
tor of John Thomas. deceased, by order of the
Probate Court of said county, will Sell the
following real estate, in said county, to wis:
The west half Of the southeast quarter aud
this Seutheast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter Of ssotlon twenty-thrse in township five
and range six, containing In all eighty acres
more or less subject to dover therein assigned
TERMS Or SALg-One thousand dollars il
hand, and the balance in QUE year; to b.
secured TO the satisfaction of the undersigned
! JONATHAN THOMAS,
!. mch2,, Alm'r Of John Thomas, dtcd.
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Sale of Real Estate.

ON SATURDAY, THE 1Srn DAY OF MARCH,
" 1869, at o'clock P. NJ, on the premises,
will be sold to the highest bidder the follow.
ing real estate, as the property of Philip
Twaddle, decd, to wit: Southwest quarter OF
southeast quarter Of section thirteen township
foHr rarge five. containing forty acres; also,
southwest quarter of northwest quarter same
section township aud range. containing forty
acres; also, southeast quarter of southeast
quarter same section township and range
containing forty aores-in sli one hundred
and twenty acres, more or less. Subject to
dover of Mary T&addle.
Terms OF SALE-One- in hand, one
third in one year, one-third in two years;
DEFERRED payments TO bear interest from day
Of sale, and to be secured to the satisfaction
of tho undersigned. HUGH b. HILL.
Adm'r of the estate of Philip Twaddls, decd
feb9wJ.
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HThe Louisville Courier-Journal
has some particulars of the last hours of
Aarca Jones, the pugilist. 1t says that
che died at the farm of Mr.. Ostrander,
three miles this side of Leavenworth, In
diana, early in the forenoon of the 10Th.
About a month since Mr.. Ostrander
found Jones in the city of New Orleans
very destitute and in ill-health. Through
motives of humanity Mr.. O. brought him
up to his farm, where he thought he
might be fully recuperated 1t is sup
posed, from the manner of his death,
that it was the effect of poison taken into
his stomach while in New Orleans. No
further particulars of his decease are
known"
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HrOn Tuesday last, the 22d ult., JOHN
McDouGALL and JOHN SPRAGUE, charged
with robbing the store of THOMAS TAr-
LoR, were taken into Court Mr.. Hun
TER, their counsel, arose and addressed
the. Court: "If your Honor please, there
are here arraigned JOHN MaDoUeALL and
JONI, SPRAGUE, who on former day OF
this Term pleaded "not guilty" 1 now
desire to withdraw that plea on the part
of. JOIN McDoUeALL, and him alone land
enter the plea Of guilty" and request
that sentence be suspended to the last OF
The Term"
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A Servant girl at Salem Massachusetts,
was sent to the store for some capers,
but, forgetting the name, called for a
"bottle of frolics."
Home, the s,,iritualist, is trying to
mend his broken fortune with new tricks
He now plays with red hot Goals, and
puts his head in the CRATE.
"Mack" states in a letter to the Cincin
natl Enquirer, that Gen. Butler has found
out that sixty or more Republicans in
the House are national bank directors
Mrs. Sophie Boyce, widow aged CO.
living in Fremont, Ohio, while looking
through a tannery there, with party ol
friends, last Saturday, had her dress
caught by a cog, revolving rapidly on 6
shaft, and was instantly and horribly
mangled to death.
At a recent representation at the Ital
lens, in Paris, a lady sitting alone in On,
of the most conspicuous boxes was Sc
excessively decolletee that she was re
quested by the manager to throw he
Opcld ClOdh ONCl hCi ouOuluclSs lttiluC
than submit she Indignantly left the the
ater.
Cubans in New York declare that th,
insurgents of their island will enroll tn
negroes, and that general massacre o
Spaniards will ensue. Dispatches froI
Havana indicate that the instruction
i growing more formidable every day.
President johnson, it is stated, will g
to Europe, upon the expiration of hi
tcrm,to negotiate the bonds of the Mem
phis, Ell Paso and Pacific Railroad, c
which he is likely to become President.
An English girl has obtained f5 dan
ages from sweetheart who, while cour
ing her, squeezed her hand so hard as t
break finger. After marriage be migt
have broken her head with lmpuni'y.
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Cincinnati Market.

February &c.
FLOUR-Unchanged and firm; fam
lily at 6a75a7 90.
WHEAT-Quiet and firm at 143a1 Sc
for No. 2 an6 No. winter red
CORN-Uochanged and firm at 64a65c
OATS-Firm at 67a6Sc for Mol.
Rhythm at | 40.
BARLEY-In fair demand; sales
1000 bushels at 2 20 for State spring aud
and rs for Canadian.
COTTON-Dull; m:ddling nominal al
Csc.
WHISKY Closes dull at 93c; no de.
mand.
MESS PORK-Tirmer and advanced
to 32 CO..
BULK MEATS-Higher and more
active; choice at l24c for shoulders and
14lc for sides, holders asking &c higher.
BACON-In good demand; prices
higher; shoulders sold at . 14c. clear rib
sides at l64c and clear at l74c; now held
4c higher.
LARD-Dull at 100.
HAMS-Sugar cured hams steady at
19al9lc.
BUfTER-Very scarce and firm at
36a4Oc.
EGGS-Firm at 19c.
OILS-Linseed dull at l 06; Lard quiet
l Goal 65; Petroleum. firm at 35a37c for
refined.
BEEF CATTLE-Steady at 4 so a 6
30 for common to prime and I 0Oa7 so
for extra large.
SHEEP-Scarce and firmer; sales
1900 head at 3 50a5 so per GENITAL gross.
HOGS-Firner and higher; sales 260O
head at 9O0a11 % gross.
GOLD--Lower, closing at 1919
EXCHANGE-Steady at lilo discount
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
County Officers.

Probate Judge, W. T. srEcLilR; office one
door North Of the Postohics.
Auditor. s. GRIxsHAw; Office up stairs in
1ieomsr House - E.s
Treasurer, DANIEL NEUHARr: Office At the
rssidsnes Of n. sGhaub, East side of Public
square.
Clerk Of Court, JxRE. WILLIAMS; ofios at W.
4 Norris residence.
Prosecuting Attorney. J. r. SrRIoas, Office
sl stairs In Bloomsr House.
Recorder. D. O'CoNSoR; Office at his resi-
Nsnes, East side of town.
Sheriff, JOSEPH MYERS; Office with Clerk.
Cemmissioners-IsAAo BERNHARD, VIZ.
WsRknAN, F. A. LAMPIYe; Office with Auditor.
Surveyor, O. s. SLOAN; Pos coffee Stafford.
lnArmary Directors, WM. READ, SfErusS
DesonlRrY, JESSE JACKSON.
Coroner, JoHS MuALEMAS, ESQ.
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JGEE NV. JACK SON,

j @ HI n w. JAEK SON .
Forwarding and Commission Merohant,
STEAMBOAT AGENT,
And Dealer in General Produce,
CLARlNGToN, MONROE CoCNTT, ONO.
WITH large and safe Warehouse, at the
w Steamboat, Landing, now invite the
attention of my Friends, Shippers. Merchants,
and the Trade generally. to MY complete ar
rangemsnts for the transaction of a Forward
ing and Commission Business. All Goods.
Tobacco or produce, eonsisnsd 70 ms, will
be either forwarded to destination with
promp.ness aid dispatch, Or STORED, if re-
quired, under the very lowest charges for
Commission.
The utmost care will be exercised TO keep
Packages in tho best order and protected
against the weather, and shall faithfully exc
ente the orders Of my patrons to their entire
satisfaction.
Soliciting your future patronage, beg leave
to assure you that my efforts to serve you
shall ever be characterized by energy prompt.
ness and fidelity. JOHN W. JACKSON.
N. B.-James shrirsr has nothing to do
with my Warehouse. lam attending to all
business connected with it personally. All
Warehouse charges due are payable to me or
my order. JOHN W. JACKSON.
ian26w4.
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~AnGrew johnson has pardone,

RAndrew Johnson has pardoned
deserters, .murderers, countcfeiters, re-
bells, assassins, and every conceivable
sort OF scoundrels.-Joulnal.
Andrew johnson never pardoned
HURT, the former editor of the Journal,
whose excessive ''loyalty" made him seek
a Quartermaster's place in the army,
which enabled him to steal alike from the
Government and from the soldier. His
sentencewas commuted, but not, we be-
lieve, by President Johnson.-.Stdtes,
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.


BEEF CATTLE-Were dull this
week and prices were rather lower; about
1900 head arrived and sold at 1Oa1O!c
for extra Pennsylvauia and Western
steers, lie for few choice: Sa9a6 for
fair to good, and 5ta74c Per pound for
common as to quality.
COWS-Were lower; 10 head sold at
40 OOa70 90 for COW and calf, and 80 0Oa
GO 90 for spfingers.
SHEEP-Were in fair demand at
full prices; 5000 head arrived and sold at
6aS4c per pound gross, as to condition.
HOGS-Were dull and lower; 26c0
head sold at the different yards at 16 OC
al7 so pei 100 pounds net.
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Miss Donner, of Canton, Ohio, fell
down stairs the other day, losing piece
of an car in the descent The missing
piece was hunted up. sewed to its place
and bids fair to resume its former rela,
tions.
The London Telegraph calls the cxhl
bition of the Siamese twins "cold-
blooded contempt of all that is reverent,
all that is pitiful, all that is ordinarily
human" ami wants the authorities to for
bid il.
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MrTt iS said fhat President .Johnco,t

1t is said that President johnson,
indignant at the Senate's contemptucus
treatment of his nominations for Office,
contemplates refusing to sign any bills
of Congress during the remnant of the
session. We hope that he will sign
none not manifestly and imperatively
demanded by the good of the coantry
Let him scorn to put his name to any
bill which, involving extravagant ex-
penditures, the Radical "rings" of Con-
gress are daily and nightly working to
hurry through in order that it may go
to him, instead of having to wait the
advent of Grant That he will do this
we are well .assured.-Wheeling Regis
ter.
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EWe have recently sent our Pros
pectuses to a number of persons in the
county and from reports, they are driv-
ing alively business in the way of raising
clubs of subscribers. See our rates,
published elsewhere.
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: SHOT AND LEAD--Bar lead, 12!c
Shot. 3 q per bag.
TEA-Guppowder tea, 40al "a
Young Hyson, Hal 90; Black. 9Oc'
| 10.
TOBACCO-Navy, 70a72c dark 10:
and Is, 7Oa72c; bright + and los, soc
fig lump, l 10; CARROTS Snuff, 78c; Gar
rett's Snuff, in boxes, 8 50.
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HThe communication Of A TAX
PAYER, in our possession, referred to in
our last issue, did not emanate from Ell
ther of the Directors Of the Infirmary,
but from gentleman not in any manner
connected with that institution.
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Ordinance.

DE it ordained by tho Town Council Of the
ID Incorporated Village Of Clarington, That
the aforesaid Council join and oo-operats with
the Trustees of Salem township,county OF Mon
roe and State Of Ohio. and purchase piece Of
ground for cemetery purposes, to be in common
to both said township and incorporated village
of Darlington. MARTIN TROY. Mayor.
J. w FARRIER Recorder
JNo MEssERLEy,1
j. RoMER,
W. BRAeUE, Council
r. Ross,
R. COLLINS, teblew.
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SENTENcED.-In the case of Ohio VS..
JOHN McDoUGALL, the prisoner was
brought into Court on Friday morning
to be sentenced. In answer to the query
of the Court, whether he had anything
to say why sentence should not be pro
nounced, he said: 81 hope the Court
will be as moderate as it can, as was in
toxicated at the time" The Court sen
fenced him to three years hard labor in
the Penitentiary.
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To SuPERyIsoRs.-A law just passed
makes il. the duty Of Supervisors to re-
move drift wood from bridges in their
districts. This is wise provision, and
IL supervisors will be on the watch at
times of high water, much Of the accu-
mutation of drift at bridges can be pre-
vented and with but little labor.
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page.
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Ankles. .

There's magic in lady's foot,
And well the ladies know it,
And she who has pretty ono
Is pretty sure to show it;
At times you, too, are martyred by
The incest little ankle,
That shoots and arrow through your eye.
Within your heart to rankle.
But when it trips along the stroot
Through wind and mud and vapor,
By cheerest accident you see.
How beautiful they taper;
And as It stops upon the walk,
Amid the crowd to tningie,
Two roguish eyes look up and say,
wonder if he's single.
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TThe Jury in the case of Ohio VS..
JoHy SrRAoUE, charged with aiding,abet-
ting and assisting in the robbing of the
store of THOMAS TAYLOR, returned a
verdict (on Thursday evening last) OF
"Not guilty" The Court ordered
SPRieur discharged.
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Wanted! Manted,

A GENTS Of eithsr sex, in every town aud
N village, for the largest ONE DOLLAR
SALH in the country. The smallest articles
sold can bs exchanged for g Silver Plated
fge-bottled Revolving Castor, or yonr choice
of 20. articles upon exchange list. Commits
sions to agents larger than ever. Send for
ai.cular. Sc. THOMPSON i Co,
meh2w4. l36 Federal st, Boston, Mass,
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ETA mistake occurred in the pro
ceedings of the Democratic Central Com,
mittee published last week, viz: Alter.
mates to State Convention j AcoB I. Nor
RuL's name should have been published
instead of w. S. WILEr's.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS rt

AND FROM WOODsFIELD.
GAINESVILLE, which now includes Beallsvill,
and Calais. mails, arrive each evening at
Z. H.. Leave each morning at 9 AN.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
fridays Leave Wednesday aud Saturday
h7 am.
sunfsh arrives every Tuesday evening
Leaves Wednesday mornings at Z An.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
at .. N.
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VoLuME TWENTY sIx-Compacnces
with this number Our thanks are due
our friends for their support during the
past year, and their exertions to increase
our present circulation. ss
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HWe noticed in the last number Of
the Marietta Times, an editorial article,
headed "The Thieves in Power" credi-
ted to the st. Clairsville Gazette, which
that paper "cabbaged'' from the spirit" "
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Nj A R Kl Il II.

Feb. 8, by J. Liewellen, Esq, William Wind
ham and Mary Hunt.
Feb IA, by James Armstrong, ESQ, William
II. Brooks, of Belmont County, and Pheba a
Hopper, of Malaga, Monroe County.
Feb 10, by the same, John F. Stentzell. OF
Barnesville, Belmont County, and Henrietta
Gramleich, OF Miltonsburg, Monroe County.
On the 18th ult, by o. F. Flint, Esq, Thomas
H Powell and Sarah j. McVey.
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CLUE RArEs.-Our rates for clubs of
subscribers are, for Is subscribers, and
over, 81 30 each; for clubs of 10 sub
scribers, 81 rs each; single subscribers
% per annum, and 81 for six months.
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Coos Dyspepsia Cure;

Will also be foand invaluable in all ca.S, Of
DiarrEea, Dyseniery, cplio. summer Com
plants, Gripping, ardiniaet every dissrdersi
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Sold by Druggists in city or country every.
where at ST per hottie, or hv application to
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ir2lir Soc frnr,ietors. New Haven, CT,
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EThe Supreme Court of the State
of Ohio, on Saturday last admitted a
negro, one John Piles, to the Practice
of law. This is the first negro admit
ted to practice in Ohio, and is another
step on the Epapt of an undignifed ju,
dicial tribunal to recognize negro equal.
ity in this State, in spite of the over
whelming negative of the people.
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r~ The attention of our readers is di.
rected to the advertisement OF Co.'s
DYSPEPSIA CURE, in another part of this
psper.
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Real Estate Transfers.
RECEIVED SATURDAY, FEB. 27, 1869

RECEIVED SATURDAY, FEB. 27, 1869.
C. Colvin and wife to Samuel Hays
Jackson towsnhip, 20 acres, S175 90.
Martin Voegtly and wife to Abraham
fisher, acre, Ohio township, 1915.
Jacob Kanzig and wife to Jacob Eg
ginsperger, 163 acres, in Salem town
ship, $4,000 90.
Jacob Egginsperger and wife to ia
cob Roth 81 acres in Switzerland town
ship, $4,000 90.
Jacob Kanzig and wife to Fred. Kamp
ter ! acre, in Clarington corporation
$500 90.
Samuel Krabs to Christian Krabs, 81
acres in Switzerland township, $500 90
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