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bill to build a Railroad from Plymouth to

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bill to build a Railroad from Plymouth TO
Wilmington. with amendments.
Mr.. Brogden from the Com mittee on
Finance, reported tho bill entitled Revenue.
with amendments. Made special order for
Wednesday, II o'clock. 80
Message from the House transmitting
act relating to a homestead, asking concur
rence-substitute for bill passed BY the
Senate. Made special order for Friday
next # >i7
Bill concerning Townships, read third
time and passed.
Lyman, colored, resolution that no bill
OF d private nature shall be introduced af-
ter the 18th inst. Tabled. -
Resolution in favor of John 4. Oates
allowing per diem. Referred to Committee
On Claims. ..... a.......E.
The School bill Was taken up on It's
third readipg-lst section read, vhereup-
on, Mr.. A. J. Jones moved to strike ont all
after the enactiug clause, aud offered a sub
stitute, making an appropriation and pro-
Vldlng separate schools for white and col
red-appropriates 100000, the schools
to be open four months in the year-rules
and regulations to be made by the Liter
airy Board.
Senator from Edgecombe called the pre-
vious question. Sustained, and the ques-
ton being on the adoption of the substi-
tute. resulted, yeas Is, nays 20.
The question then recurring on the con-
sideration of section 1st, it was adopted,
and Mr.. Welker then offered substitute
for the remainder of the bill, which was
not adopted. ....... .4...-s.
Gallowa colored, moved 30 lay the bill
on the table-yeas 10, nays 20.
Mr.. Colgrove moved to re-commit it to
the Committee on Education.
The motion did not prevail. 4. F.
Mr.. Robbins now moved to commit the
bill to special committee of five.
The motion failed-yeas ID, nays "a.
Hyman, colored, moved the indefinite
postponement of the bill. Resulted, yeas
II, nays 26.
Mr.. A. J. Jones moved to postpone until
Wednesday, II o'clock-yeas 81, nays 8.
The consideration Of the School bill oc-
cupied, in motions, amendments and dis
cussion, nearly two hours
Bill to establish Board Of Arbitrators
for each county, read aud laid on the ia
bic, on motion Of Mr.. Osborne.
Bill making bastardy a misdemeanor was
read the second time and elected debate,
pending which the Senate adjourned
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
[GHT SESSION
FRIDAY, March u, 1SG

FRIDAY, March u, lS6J.
Mr. Mcmillan introduced tne following
resolution:
ReSolued, The Senate concurrlng, that tins zen
era Assembly take recess from the nfst Gay Oh
July to the fifteenth day OF August.
Mr.. Mcmillan said he had understood
the gentleman from New Hanover (AIr.
Frenchl had said that unless business was
expedited there was no telling when this
Assembly would adjourn. Now be (Mr.
McMillan) thought from the way the House
was transacting business that some spur
was needed. therefore he hoped the reso-
luton would be adopted, and the House
make an effort to get dlOdy by the time men
toned an the resolution.
Mr.. Mcmillan moved to suspend the
rules and adopt at once. No quorum
voted.
Mr. Mem. then Withdrew the motion
and the resolution was placed upon the
Calendar.
On motion of Mr.. -, the discussion
upon the bill suspending the Code Of Civil
Procedure was resumed.
After long debate the previous ques-
ton was ordered and the bill as amended
passed its second reading by the following
ballot:
. AYEs-Nessfs. Allison, Armstrong, Banner
barnett, EGkile, Bowman Gambler, Clayton. la
Ms, Durham, Ellie, Ferebee, Gibson, Gunter
harrIs, OF Franklin, Hicks, High, HinnsTt. ii cd
g'n' aodnett, Hoffman, Humphries, Ingram, Jar.
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By HAVANA CABLE.
inforced,

-.' HAVANA, March 17-Noon.
Rudolph Paul, lately of the Confederate service,
commands fifteen hundred insurgents il Sagua.
The troops are pressing to the interior and en-
deavoring to restore communication between
Neuvitas and Puerto Principe.
The Government reports frequent skirmishes in
which the insurgents were damaged.
transport arrived from Barcelona with eleven
hundred troops. .. .." @,-
Sugar quiet, No. II $500. Exchange steady.
LATER.
MEXICO, March II Noon.
Carl Meyer, formerly of the Federal army, was
arrested, charged with attempting to carry re-
giment to Negrete.
Many Negrete officers were captured and shot,
and many arrested.
Wealthy capitalists representing millions OF
dollars, are preparing to emigrato.
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Wis, Justice. of Henderson, Justice, of Ruther-
ford; Kelly. of Davie Kelly, of Moore, Long, of
Chatham. Long, of Richmond. Mayo, colored,
an; Peck, Pou, Proffitt. Raglan, Robinson, SHAY
er. siegrist, simonds, vestal, Waldrop, Whitley,
Williams, of Sampson, Wilson, and Wlswall-49.
ed Dixon, Estes, Forkner, colored, Foster, Gra-
ham. Calling, Hayes, colored, Hudgings, color
ed, Kinney, Leary, eolored, McCanless, Morrill,,
Seymour, Snipes, Stanton, Stevens, Sweat, color.
ed Thompson, Vest, and Williamson, colored-
81.
On motion the rules were suspended and
the bill passed its third reading under the
previous question by a vote of yeas IS,
nays 81.
The bill as amended does not include
debts contracted since May, 1865, or &C
tions ecdeLicto.
On motion the House then adjourned.
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-Rashlthe Executivts for a. strong urn OF
resolute law throughout the South Ii the
South loves bioad. let her snip full of it..
only let 1T he the blood Of assassins, Sheath
no sword until honest Union men. black
and white, native aud foreign, aloue, and
Ia companies, Cd lonely praries and in city
streets, sit each under his own vine aud
hg tree-the stars and stripes-with none
to n1olest or make them afraid
I3i8 s94~t ~ aEe7 WENDELL PHIL. Ps
A MEETING OF THE New HANOVER CoUN-
TT MEDICAL SOCIETY was held at the usual
place at s. O'clock P NJ, Wednesday, 18th
inst. The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. Subjects OF
much insterest to the profession were
taken up aud warmly discussed.
pa The various committees appointed atthe
last meeting reported upon their different
subjects satisfactorily and were discharged
from further duty. ssa--u .-. -.-s a-,.-
-r Doctors King and Purcell warmly advo
Gated the publication of a monthly
Medical Bulletin, and were. upon motion,
appointed committee to consider the fea-
sibility of the same, and report at the next
meeting. ~ ISIS .a.E..a.-.. d. -.----
Upon motion. the Society adjourned to
meet the third "Wednesday night in April,
when full attendance is requested.
a.." w. j. I'll. Bethany, M. D.,
.-. B.. .---r.Z I'LL Dis Ell Secretary.
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New York Market.

New YoRK, March 1S--Eoon.
Stocks unsettled and dull Money steady at Z
U cent. premium. Sterling Exchange 1854 Gold
1917 Five twenties of 'G5, 100. North Carolina
Skies G2l; new 573. Virsioia Skies cx-courons,
574 ne g.. Tennessee sixes-ex. coupons, 6f3
Levees g. ..
Flour 1O01j cents better. Wheat unchanged.
Corn dull and unchanged, Pork frmer--new
mess $50. Steam Lard drooping-bbls 198 cents.
Cotton dull at 2S3 cents. Spirits Turpentine firm
at 50 cents. Rosin lees active at 50 40Gs2 So
Freights quiet.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH

From Wash1ngton-Proceed of Com
gress, sc, &c
- 81 WASHINGTON. l.. G.. March 17-P. NJ.
sESATE.-The Judiciary committee, equally
divided on the bill enforcing the Fourteenth
Amendment and enforcing the Republican State
Government in Georgia, made no recommends
ton but favored amendment erasing the
clause giving the United States Courts concurrent
jurisdiction with the provisional Courts in that
State. t aaa. ....
Mr.. Wilson. of Massa chusetts. introduced bill
c ontinuing the collections in the educational
departments of the Freedmen's Bureau until
1871.
The consideration OF the Tenure Of Office bill
was resumed and discussed to the hour OF adj
journment.
HoUsE-Indian appropriations made the
special order for tomorrow.
Omissions in the appropriation bill were discussed
at great length during the discussion to-day.
Mr.. Bchenck charged Mr.. Butler with saying
what he knew to be untrue.
Mr. Butler retortel that he knew Mr.. Sehenck
in and out.
A colloquy grew out of Mr.. Butler saying that
Mr.. Schenck had high courage to stand up Tor the
Whskey ring.
Finally the omitted words were restored by q
joint resolution.
The bill extending the time for the removal of
the Virginia officers, was taken from the table
and referred to the Reconstruction committee.
The House then adjourned.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The House committee ON Foreign Affairs con-
sidered the Cuba and San Domingo affairs to-day.
It was decided 70 call On the Executive for
recent information, and take no action until the
information was received.
The President has nominated Mrs. VanLew
Postmistress at Richmond, Va.
The report that the Indians have captured Gen.
Oustar, lacks confirmation.
There were no important COMBINATIONS made
to-day.
It seems certain that negroes will represent the
United States at Hayti and st. Domingo, but will
have no share in the Federal offices South.
The American fleet in Cuban waters is to be re-
inforeed, ...e..-..
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this House to make any such dlstlnc-
rs as to form or as to the time when the
~ was committed, or as to Its nature
ubether a contract or test.
NJ Dnrbam replied at some length, re-
;terating his former positions In the niaS'er ,
I'D concIuded by again STATING tnaS ne
ronld support bill giving relief as TO ola
Sahts Int thought this bill, without his
oo,ondment restricting its operations, too
sweeping in its provisions.
Mr. Seymour spoke Nh favor OF the
amendment.
Mr. Pou objected to 1t.
Mr. Calling took the floor and said: The
gentleman from Johnston Mr.. Pom has
alone stated the proposition with entire &C
curacy. He narrows it into the utter ''u-
tire of refusing relief to a class Of debtors
whose contracts bear date before 1860, ana
who form OILY small proportion OF the
neople of the State, or to close the Courts
~ once To every species of redress what
ever the wrong may be. In Legislation
they should consider the greatest good to
the greatest number. They had only to
decide in the present case which horn of
+be Dilemma will subserve this purpose
The question is shall we extend what ap-
reared to him to be a very unequal and
very doubtful reief to small class of men
iperhaps part of our population) at the
expense Of the business of the whole State.
This is the only thing to be decided. He
doubted the ability of the House to afford
the relief demanded in the premises be-
cause any relief which could either be ade-
guate or satisfactory must of necessity
violate that clause of the Constitution
which forbids a State to impair the obliga-
of contracts. He doubted the policy Of
all stay laws They impeded and stagnation
ted business and go far towards repeiling
the tide of immigration, the influx OF capt.
tai which so naturally seeks our State. On
this ground if no other reason he would
hesitate to vote for the bill OF its amend
ments
Messrs. Parker and Foster opposed the
whole measure.
Messrs. Hodnett and Mayo colored, and
Ingram favored the bill.
Pending any definite action, the House
adjourned until g. o'clock this evening.
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r E Y | E w
OF THE
WILMI NGTON MARK ETS
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
March 1S, 1869

TURPENTINE.--Sihcs the close Of our last re-
view the market for this article has been less
firm. and prices have declined 20 cents on soft
and 35940 cents on hard-c]osing with mode
rate demand tor distilling purposes at 50 80 for
former and 81 C5 for latter quality y bbl of $50
lbs. The arrivals for the week have been meagre,
and confined to small parcels, and the sales reach
only 465 bbls.. as follows:
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REwARD.-His Excellency, Gov. Holden,
offers reward of two hundred dollars for
the apprehension of Robert Cade, who re-
Gently escaped from the jail of New Han,
over county Said Cade is five feet eight
inches high, twenty-four years Of age,
brown complexion, black eyes, woolly hair,
and is charged with the murder of Charles
Hughes. Raleigh Standard, 10th.
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TO NORTH CAROLINA FARMERS.

TO NORTH CAROLINA FARMERS.
nLANT CARES AND MAKE YOUR OWN
Il SUGARS AND sIitUPs by Weller & Hatch
er's patented process. Sugar thus made will cost
about 6 scents per pound, and Sirup about 80
cents per gsfion District, County and Individual
Rights for SALE Send for Circular with full par
ticulsrs. Agents wanted: :, .5,. - ,sla-ll-
-gael ad3 e5ors3 -. SA g. =; BaA Sa. s@7f
23@SAfd a'>SEasR ~ Greensboro, N. g.
feb6 1l0-d&W2u
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The market opened on
Friday last at decline of cent on previous day,
and there was moderate business done at As
cents. On Saturday the market ruled inactive
and no sales were reported, and on Monday a
small sale was effected at 443 cents On Tuesday
the decline recovered, and As cents was OBJ
tanned. On Wednesday there a better feeling
manifest, and as cents was paid-at which tho
market closed quite firm, To-day tIhursday) no
sales made up to the time of closing our en-
quiries 46 cents is offered, and the bulk of the
stock is held for higher figures. The sales are
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SENATE.

MoNDAY, March Is, 1862
Mr.. Hayes from the Committee o,a In
ternal improvements, reported back tie
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EARLY MARRIAGES.

DIR. Franklin advocated Early Marriages.
Essays for Young Men, on this and other sub
jeots. being a GUIDE TO MARRIAGE and Con
iugal Felicity, by benevolent Physicians, sent by
mail, IN sealed letter envelopes. FREQ OF charge.
Philadelphia, Pa.
ian 90 95.3md&W
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MARRIED.

In Duplin county, on the 18th inst, by Rev J
Oliver, Mr.. THOMAS TURNER, of Clinton. and
Miss Ann 6. PETERSON, daughter Of E. Peter
sen, Esq. =s@ .
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GRANT AND THE SOUTH.

Wendell Phillips Endorses the President
nd Crf<s fer Vsngeance-He Wants the
south TO Dr1nk the Blood Of the Ku-
kluY
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DIED.

On the morning of the 18th instant, ROBERT
MCKAY, youngest son of Oscar G.. and Anna NJ.
Parsley, aged years and IL months.
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Rates ~ Freight.
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Wi mingtou Wholesale Prices Currsr

BEEswAx, ID 40 a ~ NLrmr, u bbl.O 90 a 0 o0
Bricks hs-s4F- s. From stor, GO d1 IS
y NJ. 10 IN GGl5 70 AoLAssEs, ~ gallon,
BARRELS, Sp't- II, each. hCuhs hlrls SIS q 573
and band 2 90 On = SO Il do bbis. TO 90 60.
New. $50. 2 - q } 70 VSug&r house 47Bg So
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Per Steamer Per Sailing
Vessel.
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NEG OTTA TIE LOANS ON MORTGAGE
OR OTHER SECURITIES

AGENTS AND DIRECTORS AT RALEIGH
Hon. r. W. Best, Col. Geo. Little
Geo. W. Swepson, II. Kingsland.
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Pittsburg Cattle Market.

January ~.
CATTLE-The sales of cattle report
ed on the scale books since Monday
morning, foot up 239 head. There were
in the yards for sale this morning so car
loads, about 900 head. There being a
good supply on sale the market ruled
rather dull. Prices ranged from 4 90
for the lowest grade to 8 so for extra
There was ore sale of head fancy to an
Altoona butcher at 9 25 per hundred.
HOGS-The number in the yards this
morning was about 1000 head, or 10 car
loads. The demand has been greater
than the supply and, prices have advan-
ced. One drove Of extra sold at II 20
per hundred. Sales are made on arrival,
We quote Workers at 10 OOalO 30;
Baltimore 10 50al1 90, and the best II
25al, Is per hundred.
SHEEP-There has been cousidera-
BILE of an increase iu the demand for good
sheep. There were in the pens this
morning for sale 40 car loads, about
5000 head. Prices are better than las!
week. One extra drove sold at 6 IL PEI
hundred. Good prime Philadelphia and
New York sheep sold at prices ranging
from 4 5Oa5 so per hundred. We quote
common at 4 0Oa4 80, and prime to choice
at 5 00a5 so per hundred.
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, BATTING 25a45c: Candle Wick

Cotton Batting 25a45c; Candle Wici
45c.
CARBON OIL-3lc, and charge to-
barrel.
CHEESE--Sales of Western Reserve
at 17al8c per pound; Factory at l9a2oc'
EGGS-Iu good demand at 2Sc.
FLOUR--Market dull;super6ne 0Ot
5 so; red wheat family 90; fancy 10 20
spring family7 77aS 90 Rye -four, 7 %
FEATHERS-Iu demand at 8OaS5c.
GRAIN No. l red, wheat 5Oal 81
No. white, l Seal 80. Corn 65a6Sc,
buying; 1oa15c higher from store. Oats
7Oa75c. Rye, Goal 80. Barley, Goa
165
HAY-Loose timothy sells at % 90
for good quality.
LARD-Leaf in tierces zoe; kegs
21c.
OILS-Lard Oil at 70.
MOLASSES-Supply of new crop
good; prices firm with strong upward
tendency; New Orleans fully fair 75c;
prime soc; choice S5c; Porto Rico e5c;
Baltimore syrup Soa9Oc; New York do
G5a70c.
PROVISIONS-Mess Pork at 90 90;
shoulders, 14!c; clear rib sides, 17!c,
sugar cured hams, l7c.
POTATOES--Sales at l GOAL Is per
bushel.
RICE-Rangoon 10yc; Carolina lie.
SUGAR--Stock good and prices firm;
New Orleans fully fair in hossheads l3c;
prime 1899; choice lie; Porto Rico 13a
14lc; Cuba 12Ac; refined crushed tic; A
coffee 1Gc c do 15ic; 9 extra do 151c. G
do 15c; c do yellow 144c.
SODA Bi-carbonate soda, TIC; sal
soda &c; soda in papers 10c.
STARCH-Fox's, Sc; Glen Cove, l3le
Maizena,, 134c. .
sALT-Dairy, 3 IS; Ohio River, 2
IS. J. M
SOAP-Family, &c; German, Sic;
Eastern family, 1Oa13c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead, ,12lc;
Shot. 3 25 per bag.
TEA-Gunpowder tea, I 40al So;
Young Hyson, 4Oa1 GO; Black. Coca
10.
TOBACCO-Navy, 7Oa72c dark los
and Is, 7Oa72c; bright IS and los, soc;
fg lump, 10; CARROTS Snuff, 70c; Gar
rett's Snuff, in boxes, 8 so,
GINSENG-75c per pound.
FLANSEED-1 so per bushcl.
WOOL-Full blood 45c; J do 42c;4 do
40c; coarse 42z43c; tanners 36a3Sc.
FURS-Mink 50ca3 90; Fox COCA
8 so.
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Belmont County News.

We clip the following items from the
Barnesville Enterprise, 21st inst:
ACCIDENT on THE RAILRoAD.-On Sat
urday last brakeman named w. H.
Harrison, while coupling cars at War
nock's Station, was caught between two
bumpers and badly injured. He was
struck ON each side and of course sus-
tanned severe internal injuries.
DEATH OF AN OLD WOMAN Ed
wards, woman one hundred years old,
died at Fairview, Ohio, on the 18th inst.
She was born December IL, 176S. When
ninety-four years old, she walked sixteen
miles in one day. She had received her
second sight and fournew teeth.
EgDr. Jacob Parker died on Tues
day, the 18th instant, at the residence of
his brother, near Lewis Mills. His re-
mains were brorght here on Wednesday
and inferred by the Masons and Odd
Fellows. The funeral was the largest
that has occurred in Barnesville for sew
eral years.
BANK ELEcT1oN.-At the election, held
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, for Directors
of the First National Bank of Barnes
vile, John Bradield, E. NJ. Jones, j. w.
Frazier, Francis Davis, j. H. Collins, j..
R. Hunt and John B. Ward, elected, be-
ing the Board of last year. John Brad
field was reelected President, and ]. F.
Davis, Cashier.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, January 90.


FLOUR-Dull; sales at 5 12Ia6 II
for spring extras.
WHEAT-Active and excited and Is
l4c higher; sales of No. at l 19al 22l
No. 2 opened at | l54, advanced to j
l64 but subsequently became easier and
closed at l l5f; sales since Change al
L log. s- .-.
| CORN-Active, firm and 4asc higher
sales of rejected kilndried at 54c; new
53fa54f no grade, 49a50c, closing al
ID ta54 &c for new; sales of No. at 6SIc
sellers option for the last half of April,
and at zoe, buyers option for May; new,
544c, sellers option for the last half of
February, and SAC, sellers option for
February
OATS-Active and &c higher; sales
of No. at 475a4S4c; rejected, 451a
46c, closing firm at 4S1c for No. 9; sales
at 4S&c, sellers and buyers option for
the month.
RYE-More active and }aI O higher /;
sales of No. l at | 15al l7t; No. Q,
L 10, closing at | l64al II for No. l.
BARLEY-More active and 5a6c
higher; sales of No. at l 74a1 IS and
rejected at l 4Sal so, closing with buy
ers at | 76a1 II for No. 2.
HOGS-Active and steady; sales of
dressed at II 00al4 90, closing at IL
25al2 10 for common to ordinary and
II 5Oal3 90 for good to choice, divi-
ding on 200; live firm and active and
lOal5c higher; sales at 9 6Oa9 so for
common ana 10 00a1I 90 for fair to
good packing.
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Sheriff Sale.
Franklin Ross
VS..
A. Ross and others.

DY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
- from the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, l will offer for sale at the
front door Of tie Court House, in the town of
Woodsfeld, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
a. m. and o'clock p. m, on
Monday, the 18th day Of February, 1869.
the following described real estate situate in
said county Of Monroe, to wit: Beginning at
the southwest corner of the northwest e1ar-
ter OF section eighteen township three end
range five, thence north with the section line
eighty-two rods to the north side OF the creek;
thence up the creek south sixty.Une and
three-fourth degrees west four rods aud sew
enteen and one. half links; thence north
eighteen degrees west thirty two rods; thence
north thirty five degrees west twenty rods
thence north twenty-six degrees west eighteen
rods; thence north seventy-three degrees west
seventeen rods to section line; thence east
with the section line fifty y-seven and one haii
rods to a stone seventeen rods east of the
northwest corner of section eighteen, thence
south over stone on the south side Of the
creek one hundred and forty-eight rods to a
stone on Eleanor Daily's line; thence south
sixty five degrees west twenty three rods aud
eighteen links to the beginning, containing
twenty-eight acres more or less. Appraised
at $475. JOSEPH MYERS,
an5N5. Sheriff NJ. c. y.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, January %

FLOUR-Dull; family at 65a7 Is
WHEAT-Dull; No. 2 at l 70 and
No. at l Is nominally.
CORN-Dull and prices lower; ear at
64a65c.
OATS-Unchanged and quiet.
COTTON-Is held at 29c, but nc
sales at over 2S8c.
WHISKY-Rather dull at CSC.
MESS PORK-Sold at 80 90.
BULK MEATS-Sales at 12sal3c fl !
shoulders, 15c for sides, 153c for cleal
rib and 16ac for clear sides, with fail
demand.
BACON-Firmer and in fair demand
shoulders 14c, clear rib sides TIC ant
clear l74c.
HAMS-Sugar cured at 1Sa1S4c.
LARD-Hel0 firmly, but demand on
ly moderate sales at 19ia19sc, though
it was mostly held at 2Oc.
BUTTER-Dull; supply large; sale
at 35a3Sc.
EGGS-Declined to 22a23c, and tn
market dull.
CHEESE-Scarce and firm at 19ta22c
OILS-Linseed quiet, but firm, a
| OF; Lard firm, the demand exceeding
the supply, at Goal 65; Petroleum
6rmer and higher, refined selling at "a
36c.
EXCHANGE-Aivanced to par by
irg and ! prem um selling.
GOLD-1354.
MONEY-The market is easier at s
10 ptr cent.