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New York Gold and Stock Market.


MONEY - The market has become ex-
treme y easy. After meridian offerings in
creased rapidly. the banks and foreign
bankers appearing in the market as Ifber-
al lenders. The rate on call declined from
TO ! and among stock brokers, while in
the Government bond market loans were
made as low as per cent. Many ban gers
anu brokers carried over large balances,
being unable to lend at any rate of inter-
est. These extreme rates are hardly fair
criterion of the market, however, but is
accounted for by the free influx of cur
rency from the interior, and Increased the
demand at andS.
STERLIHG-Active. the decline in gold
having stimulated free purchases on the
part OF importers; Prime bankers 9g91S;
slght S1aGS2s; bank bills sold at a eonces
sion OF 1s9A from these quotations, but
are growing scarce. as are commercial bills
GoLD-Lower, The cOm bination for rise
EaVing Withdrawn all support to the
premium, which has fallen as low 335 s.
600.
GovERNSfEETs- Strong. Coupons of 'sI,
1l33sall354; do. '62, lI4569Il41z: do. '64, III
@1ll1s; do. 80, ll21ztglIz5s; do. new. 100
gllOzs; do. 81, Il01as0ll05s: do '6S, Il01zg
@llO54, 10 40s, I09149I091S.
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new York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. 10.
Dry GooDs-In prints there has been a
further decline, and IL has become quite
gene al; Sprague's go DIS have been re-
duced to 1870 regular, and they now Job at
l3c and l31Sc; the Merrimac ID Off g. l3%c,
neis and Pacific Mail, which bring l31<c,
and the Cocheco, which command lac I:
AmosE Gag are selling at I21zc, and so are
Lancaster and Oriental; the decline In
both of the latter makes, has forced ali the
other brands down at present prices. The
goods cannot be made 10 pay profit with
gray cloths at 9l4c, and cotton az 30c at the
mills, but nevertheless thereis a feeling OF
despondence prevalent, and the market
throughout is dull for all classes of goods,
but Is nevertheless steady. Spool cotton,
IL is Thought, has found level, as stocks
nave become reduced: prices are firm, at
9Jc for all imported six cord makes, except
Orr and McNaughty, which sell at soc;
three cord thread relatively lower, and
sells at 404421zc for popular brands.
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NeM nrlnana Mnrkaf.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 10.
CorToN-Receipts to-day, 5,295 bales; for
the week, y, ,3Sl bales. Exports to-day, 3. .1S5
bales; for the week: 70 Liverpool. q, All
bales; conttne I. 49l4 bales; coastwise
3675. Stock, l46, ,S98 bales. Sales for week
IJ,300 bales; sales to-day, 800 bales. Prices
nc lower; middllng. 271z9Ezc.
FLoUR-LOw grades nrmers supeFine at
Sc 50; double extra at 81 25; treble extra at
81 So
CoRN-Market bare and quiet; sales at
712M9Oc.
OATS AT 75c.
BRAN-At 81 Is.
HAY-Prime at SIS so.
PORK-DulI at S31 90.
BACOS-DuH; shoulders at l5c, clear rib at
lSc, and clear sides at 1916.
LARD-Dull; fierce zoe, keg &c.
SUGAR-GOod demand; common At l212c,
prime l41zcdI5c, yellow clarified l6c.
MOLASS Es-Good demand; prime, 77960c.
WHIsKY-W Western rectified, 81 90.
toEFEE-Quiet and firm; fair at l51<9l0c,
prime at l714dl81zc.
GOLD-At 1897.
STERLING-AL l451<.
EXCHANGE - Com mercial, 1435< a l44Z :
New York sight draft, "a prem.
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MONETARY 6 COMMERCIAL
New YOrk MarkeI.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Feb. 10.
CorToN-About 1{c lower: sales of ] 900
bales at 2S16c tor middltng uplands, and
closing more steady, no sellers under 29c.
FLoUR-Receipts 5.229 barrels: dull and
heavy l09l5c lower. Sales Of, zoo barrels at
ern, SIS 55a7 90 for extra state. Sc 45as So
for white wheat extra. SIS 70GS % for
round-hoop Ohio, 81 5Ogs 81 for. extra ST.
Louis, ~ O09S.2 90 for good to choice do. /;
closing dull. Rye Flour is quiet. at S. .
CoRN MEAL-Quiet, Jersey City at 81 25.
WHIsKY-NomInalIyu unchanged.
WHEAT-Receip pts 800 bushels; dull and
l@2c lower; sales OF 1900 bushels, at 81 So
81 SO 5S for No Spring in store and afioat;
RYE-Quiet and heavy.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALr-Dull.
oRN-Receipts $40 bushels; dull and
heavy; lc lower; sales Al 900 bushels at IS a
99c for new mixed Western; S9c Tor white
Western; 9O995c for Western yellow; 93c
for southern yellow; 981ac for good white
oars Receipts 2,e45 bushels; dun and
Wes ern In store; 76c for do atioat.
RICE-Dull.
CoFFEE-Firm; sales 1894 bags Rio on
sUGAR-Excited sales 5000 hogsheads
at 12544l31zc for Cuba; 131zGgl4c for Porto
h1Rcso; Rs; i,2e0 boxes Havana at 1870 i412c.
HoPs-Quiet at 5al5c for American.
PErRoLEUM -Qniet at 22c for crude, and
OIL-Linseed OIL dull at ST. O8aI o4.
FoRK-Heavy and lower; sales of 900
barrels at S32 S7932 56 for new mess; clos
Ing at S32 81 regular, and s32 for old ditto !;
$50 500Z7 p for prime; Sa9@3I for prime
mess; sales of $50 barrels of mess, sellers
February March and April, at S32 5OG33 75.
BEEF-Steady and unchanged; sales of
l35 barrels; choice beef quiet; sales of 125
tlerces. Beef Hams quiet; sales of 80 bar
rels at S29g34.
CUT MEATs-Steady; sales of $50 pack
ages at l4@l44c Tor shoulders; l75[9lS14c
HOG dressed, quiet and lower at 1870
lac for Western; 141a9l5c for city.
MIDDLES-Q Quiet and heavy.
LARD-Heavy and lower; sales of $50
tlerces at l81zgl94c for steam rendered !;
19N92Jc for Kettle rendered; sales also of
500 tterces steam rendered sold yesterday
afternoon, sellers April, al 1870: and to-
day 80 tlerces steam rendered, buyers
March, at 1870. and 81 900 tierces steam ren.
dered, sellers March, at 1870
BUTTER Fine 25936c for Ohio; 40952c
for state.
CHEEsE-Firm and quiet at l8d22c.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool lower, with en-
gagements per steamer of 1900 bushels of
corn and wheat at 41zd.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Feb. 10.
TOBACCO Buyers and sellers are still
apart, and but little doing.
HEMP AND CoTTOE-NoLhing doing.
FLoUR-Very quiet and low and medium
grades are easter; superane sold AZ s. 5O9
G6 %, the latter for choice Fail; So 50f07 so
tor double extra; S8g9 for trable extra.
WHEAT-TendIng downward, out not
quotably lower; low prime to chO.ce red
sold at 81 5O4I so; spring sold at 81 5O9l 30
CoRN-SioW and unchanged sales at 70Gg
73e. in sacks, and 68e in bulK. for white.
OATS-Heavy anc slow; sales at 63966e.-
BARLEY Nothing doing.
RYE-Steady at 81 309I 81.
WHIsKY-Nominal al 94c.
PoRK-Quiet, with Jobbing sales at S33
round loss ere offered below this pr.ce
without buyers
BULK MEAES = Nominal; city packed
shoulders I3l4 4gl315c; clear rib sides I614c.
BACON - Dull but firm, with jObDing
sales at l41a@l4s4c for shoulders; l712c for
clear rib; 175%0lSc for clear sides; l9c for
canvassed Sugar-cured hams.
LARD-DuIl, with small retail sales al
1870 for tierce. and 2l1zGA54c for kegs.
Provisions are now well concentrated ia
strong hands, and the demand being itm-
tied, there Is no disposition to MAKE con-
ceSsions, no ders prefering TO rest until the
/ consumption begins to be felt again.
CATTLE-Cattie are now feeding, and
/ are wanted. and there is q fair demand for
1 butchers stock; very little / quiry fOl
| shipping; prices range at 39T1zc for In
| ferlor to extra.
/ HoGs-Range at 89l012c.
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Fire In Memphis.

MEMPHIS, February ia fire last
night destroyed three tenement houses
on Casey Street. Loss 5000; partly
insured. The flames spread so rapidly
in one of the houses that the occu-
pants barely escaped with their lives.
Thomas HI. Leonard, ex-County
Trustee, who was arrested IN New
York few days since charged with
forging the county coupons to the
amount of $15, 600, arrived here to-
day, and was lodged In jail.
John Davis, who was shot by an
Arkansas militia-man at Mound City.
Arkansas. on Saturday, died Monday,
The perpetrator of the deed was
arrested by the militia and tried by a
court martial on Tuesday, and CEN
victed and shot on Wednesday.
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SAC OF the sugar Market.
IFrom Cincinnati Price Current.1 I

lFrom Cincinnati Price Current.l
There has been a good deal OF excite
ment In the sugar markes. CONSEQUENT
upon large advance In New York, which
commenced "A week ago, and to which we
alluded In our last. BY comparing the
prices in our telegraphic reports this week
and las, II Will be seen that the advance
has been very large. As intimaled In our
last, the chief cause of all his is an antici-
patsd short supply from Cuba, owing TO
the disturbed state of the island, and 10
heavy f2ins which injured the cane. IL Is
also stated the crop ia Louisiana will fall
far snort OF the expectations which had
been entertained regarding A., but there
can We no dOubt That the condition OF
affairs In Cuba is the chief cause. Sugar
has advanced i'm England 2s per Il2 pounds.
IL IS quite probable that the advance mas
been much greater than the facts WOuld
justify, and tnat a considerable portion OF
the rise mas been the result of the speenla-
tive demand which prevailed during the
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EurOpean Market.


By Cable.I LONDON, Feb. 10.
Consuls, 90: 5-20s, 789z; Erie, 2l51; taIlow,
45s Cd; fine rosin, l9s: turDentine, 33s Cd
Iinseed oil, 2Ss; linseed cakes, eli; linseed,
SIS 3d..
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 19--Cotton dull and
lower; unfands. on the spot, 1l5zd; afiOat,
lI1zd; Orleans ~ sales 5000 bales: for the
week 42'OOO. lncludlng oOVO for speculation
Guiding 50 900 American; white wheat los
Sd; red Western, 81 7dOa9s Sd flour 25s
corn BIS for old, 30s Sd for new oats, Is 81
barley, 5s; peas, 43s: PORK, quiet at 97s
beef 95s; lard, 76s Cd; cheese, 76s; bacon ,
5Ss Cd; spirits petroleum, 71zd ref ned Is Id.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 19s--Bonds 81 I6082L.
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THE Joint Committee of the two
Houses on the Gubernatorial Man
sion, yesterday reported against pur-
chasing any of the residences offered
and in favor of building Governors 8
House, on the site north of the Blind
4as o. Asylum. This is just what might
have been expected of any honest and
t44l sensible committee who had the inter
Va yests and reputation Of their State at
heart. Any person who attended the
Governors reception on Tuesday eve
ming last, could easily discover that
no ordinary residence would answer
the purpose. Then LET the Legislature
1fa make an appropriation for building a
suitable residence In accordance with
the recommendation the committee.
Ii should be built during the coming
season, in order that the Governor
may not be compelled to wander
about the city as a renter-fRdianGp
obs Journal.
We hope the members Of the Leg
islature will be careful as to the char
acter of the building they authorize.
Let them remember that they have
promised the people economy IN The
disbursement of the public funds. 1t
may be that no ordinary residence >
will answer for Governor, but the
house to be built must not be too er
krd-orCliadrU
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INDIANAPOLIS, February 19.-Ar-
ticles of association have been filed
with the Secretary of State for build
ing the New Albany, Mt. Carmel and
st. Louis Air Line Railroad.
At a meeting held at New Albany
last night thirteen Directors were
elected, with Hon. Aug. Bradley as
President. A sufficient amount OF
stock has been subscribed along the
line of the Road to insure its com
nletion
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RaIlr0ad CampanY OrganIzed.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 19.-The New
Albany, Mt. Carmel q St. Louis Air
Line Railroad Company was fully
organized at New Albany to-day, by
the election of Augustus Bradley
President, DIR. Newland, Vice Presi-
dent, and Geo. Lyman, Secretary.
Fifty thousand dollars was subscrib-
ed on the spot The route will be
SURVEYED Immediately.
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The Senate Committee on
Print1ng
News by Atlantic Gable.
The London Times on the
Alabama Treaty.

New YORK, February 19.-The
Sun's Washington special says: Gen.
Grant remarked to a Republican
member of Congress to-day that he
Would consider it an insult to the
party which had elected him. TO think
of putting any man in his Cabinet
who was not with the party during the
war, or who had not acted with it
since then. He knew the party had
rights, and he should not allow his
personal feelings to interfere with
these rights.
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fTr1T TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York. yesterday. al
The bullion in the Bank of France has
increased eighteen million francs
The President has refused to pardon Col
- Enright r ow IN prison In New York for
frauds on the revenue.
Edward Munday was caught burglar
iziDe clothing store in New York
Thursday night.
raff. One thousand barrels OF Chicago whisky
-r were seized BY the New YORK revenue Off
GERS on Thursday.
srasaaa The county Clerk OF New York stin
fuses to give the Congressional Committee
the naturalization papers filed In his Office.
'e.i Dempsey, OF Washington City, has been
fined two hundred dollars and Imprisoned
for ten Gays for assauiting Gen. Duncan
The Legislature Of British Columbia
have decided against confeders tion by
vote OF eleven against fye. bill inviting
female immigration passed the Council
HnanImousiy-
An earthquake shock lasting several
= .lRlnutes had been experienced at Port
Townsend, Washington Territory. on the
nth inst.
A bill has been introduced IN the Senate
of New York incorporating a Niagara
ship Canal Comp ny. Evidently another
JOB.
The Massachusetts, Legislature has a bill
pending declaring that tne Alabama treaty
shonld be spurne with contempt.
A mass meeting OF Conservative Repub-
Iica1s in Atlanta, Georgia, was broken up
by a gang headed by the Attorney General
OF the state. t. Attorney Generals gang
then passed resolutions DECLARING that
Georgi was not re onsiructed. and that
Congress had not Kept its pledge with
..i1tr fa Southern men.
The revolution in Cuba seems to be
growing. The Captain General has ordered
the closing Of all the ports where there are
no custom houses. The insurgents have
been burning railroads and destroying
plantations. The crop of sugar and tobacco
has been materially shortened. It Is esti-
mated that the sugar crop will be def Client
at least 20,0OO hogsheads. The Insurgents
assert that nothing will satisfy them but
5ndepandence.
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NASHVILLE, February 19-Fhe
body of the negro Copeland. who was
taken from Jail at Murfreesboro, some
weeks ago, by band Of masked men,
was found yesterday in Stone River,
near that place A rope around the
neck indicated that he had been
hanged. 1t was doubted at the time
whether friends or enemies had taken
him from the Jail.
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EU E.
BY Atlantic telegraph.
The London Times on the Alabama
Treaty.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Feb. 19.-The Tsn,es, in
an article on the Alabama treaty.
says: The want of definite basis of
arbitration will reconcile England to
rejection by the United States. This
point should be kept clearly in view
of the event of offers for further nego-
tions. England now awaits proposals
from America. We have done our
best. We have gone to the verge of
humiliation to secure a settlement of
the question at issue. We shall now
wait for a proposition from the new
Administration under General Grant.
It is admitted that the claims are a
fair subject for friendly arbitration.
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BY Telegraph.I LoursvrLLm, Feb. 19
ToBAcco--sales OF l9l hogsheads luGs to
wrappers at S4 $3.50 p.
COFTON-271zc.
DOmestics have declined &c.
MESS PoRK-S32 75133 90.
LARD-204201&c.
BAcoN-Sho1fders l41Sc, clear rib sides
I715c, and clear sides ISc-
BULK MEATS - Shoulders I3LSc: clear
rib sides l61zc, and clear sides at l7c,
all packed.
FEoUR-S5 50a6 90.
WHEAT-Sl 60
CORN N-58960c.
OATS-65c
RYE-SI co.
WHISKY-94c.
sUGAR-Hard standard 2O1Ic, and prime
New Orleans 151<c.
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. Feb. 49,
CoTroN-Nominal at 275492sc. Receipts
l,eoo bales; exports, 6l7 bales. Weeks re-
cslpts, lO,0lS bales: exports, 6,ss53 bales.
FLOUR Dull ard unchanged.
CORN MEAL So 40.
PoRK-S34
BULK MEATs-Are weak; clear sides al
171z9l71ze, shoulders at lie.
DRESSED HoGs-Il@12c.
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Or. Burton's Tobacco AntidolQ


KARnAErKD TO REMOVE All DrsIRE roR ToHAccY ~
snfely regefa5ts and Harmless. n pnrars and efisf
he bD0d, nvigOrates the system 0sseffar fiah
Ing "A strengthening power, il excellent 6ie and
appetz4 enables the stomach digest tfa afaniesi
health. NHB0keys and cietoere Tor al1fB aifa aafef
hilarious ecs og tobacco, with hsin 0ft nonlnls ref
grencea etc. AsEar FEKE- AGENTS wanfs( Addies
DR 7. r. AKsOrr Jtyksg Cliy. N ..
TE&TIRnOrTI<ahs-
PosrHAsrEa's 1EsriM0sY.--f recfved n box ~ llaf
tons Antldote FROM Rev. } ~ PgAion and fnd a.
e9ectaat cure ). GAfsnAL, Conuf ton uauiaou CO., ~
FRoN rHg Q. 3. TnaRsUnY, ssfrstnrD's Qbiee-rieaao
send supply u The AfIDoTE/ Ihe orr tecefted kas
done a. c9rk SURELY. + % ~ EpGAH.
FRon Nav HANPsmnA gfArE PnIsos SC enilenan
of Influence here having bd cnrea of ha arpflif Oh
tobacco By using Dr.. BurtoN Aaiidois desire
ply for the prisoners of thf in itauon
JoskFH MAro, 1AfdeaApf j. f. State fflson
A BAsEEas TEsrfsg DIX Durfon'E Anild1ie -
fobaeco has accomplished al e,r NJ few "A
y. MAAN ~ Nat Bnik,NfN Npaiys 30.
ACLKRsraAsi 3 sTEsrIMoaY.--O -OrI'Nfor ~ Aaiip0h
cured my brother kna nayself lT Mft n fgAtAaa
Rev H. u. SnOKMAKka, Aeile{ 'ta.-.a -
FROm THR PfLIcE HfADQU AuTERas " ~ MAeH.-r
haze onfaef fRffy-Are fl0lfIs on geth a. ~ 'f Va
using Dr. frton'a Autidoie, and ~ dettff Il, A.
Fn0w m eourHFgH HorH youmHAfs HAnAfMohM
Mp--fI box of Bnr0n's Anlidpie rsaiofea afftf.i
5r fFeed from take piess.ife ~ Ieeo,ni aag
II 10 ~ oar readers. ~ - ~ ~ 49, t-Ai ttlAS
FoR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS. "
rT-a2esastrk x Coflf~f0hEef1
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INDIANA LEGISLATURES.
summary Of Proceedings for Feb. IS.

Y
The Senate met at 10 o clock.
A resolution to print 600 copies of
the address Of Professor Daniel Read,
made before the members Of the
Legislature last evening, was adopted.
Senate bill No. 17S, to fix the time
for helding the courts in the First
judicial Circuit, which had been re-
called from the hands of the Gov
ernor, was amended and passed.
Senate bill No. 1913, to amend the
law concerning the relocation of coun-
" seats, was passed.
The afternoon session was
sumed In discussion, 10 Committee of
the Whole, upon the Omnibus Edu-
cational bill. Its further eonsidera-
ton was postponed until 10 o'clock
tomorrow, to which time the Senate
adjourned.
Bills passed
House bill No 139 for the relief of
Nicholas Moreback and his sureties
from the payment of a judgment
against them for public moneys that
were stolen from said Moreback while
acting township officer.
House bill No. 50, to amend Sec
tion 15 of an act to incorporate man
featuring and mining companies.
House bill No. 49, to amend Sec
tion SOL Of the act to revise, simplify
and abridge the rules of practice in
Houss bill No. SO, to amend Sec
tions is, IL. and IS of the act regula-
ting fl es OF officers, with an amend
ment Increasing the pay of jurors
from 81 25 to S2 90 per oien1
House bill No. "a, to enable incor-
pOTate towns to lay out streets and
alleys ID to make improvements, etc.
House Bill No. 6S, prohibiting
prize lighting, prescribing penalties
House Bill No. 1s, to amend Sec
tions two aud four Of the act for the
incorporation of building and loan
House Bill No "a, to amend sec
ton twenty nine of an act defining
felonies. prescribing penalties, fo
officers accepting undue rewards OF
bribes, etc.
Repor; Of special committee Of th'
House on the question of parlla
mentary law, pending between th'
two Houses.
Report OF the joint special commit
tee on the erection of Gubernatoria
mansion.
CHICAGO, February 19-Fo in
sulting his wife, A. Citiren demande
satisfaction of his family physician
whereupon the Doctor struck tn
injured man five times with slun
shot knocking him almost senseles:
This morning at the Police Court tn
Doctor was let off with fine of S1C
while Citren paid 50 for being tn
M Governor Fairchild. of Wisconsin
has vetoed the bill authorizing minor
to convey.
The III to lease the penitentiar
at Joliet and allow the cOnvicts
work al Alton. was indefinitely pos
poped in the Illinois Legislature t.
The Senate Committee on the Pc
itentiarg introduced bill appropT
atng 800 to be added to the capt.
invested IN the manufacturing inte
ests at Jiet.
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M. CAIN az CO.,

Dealers in Liquors.
Rectifiers of the Celebrated
WABASH VALLEY, LEGAL TENDER,
and xxx WHISKY,
And DistllIers of Cologne Spirits,
No. 1O3 MAIN STREET.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
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rELE CIR A p H.
Disc very of the Remains
of q MastOdon in Cali
fJrnia.
The whits Pine Mine,
Tho Excitement Unabated.
Presidential Electors
Washington.
Congressional Proceedings.

bsE
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INSURANCE.

Dwelling Houses insured for a term OF
years at greatly reduced IaJes.
Three Years at the Price Of Ttoo.
Flee Years at The Price Of Three.
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peal STATE SALE.

Fannie 4. Perry. EXecutrlx JOS b. Perry. de-
ceased, vs. StObO B. Perry and others, Deyisees
trustee, and Josiah q. Prlchet and others Oredi.
tors or JAS. Is. Perry, dcceased.-In Eauity.-
Creditors.
by virtue OF n Dccrctal order nsd, iu .r5 ..
stated cause, will sell before t.g tour HunS7.
IN Walterboro', on MONDAY, ii 81 uf !enr8s
next ensuing,
All those TRACTS or LANDS T. lurcipE IN t,-
Estate OF Josnh II. Perry, sitiIatt al utr l,r .
o, In st. BarihOOmew's Parish, C1uut yf A.. :,
ton, continuing about two thousand two hundred
acres, bounded north by lands OF Sleigh, south bY
lands formerly of Dr. Perry. east by lands OF Al.
len Wills and Estate OF Wills and west by lands
oI Sayle lll0tt and lands formerly of Dr. Perry.
excepting four hundred anu seventy (47o) acres
Which ms been set apart Dover as n plat
iere0f on file In my Office reference being thereto,
ha'l, VIII more fully represent.
ALSO,
HOUSE AND LOT situate In the village OF
Walterboro'. bounded north by lot OF David
Grower, south by street which separates Il from
The lot OF Joseph Fraser, east by q vacant lot and
west by lot of Chas. Warley.
ALSO,
LOT with Law Otilce thereon, situate on Court
house Square. In the village Of waltcrborO'
Tcrms-One-haf cash balance on credit OF
Twelve months. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. A. G. SIiA PEER a. r. n
Clerks ONCE, Coleton County
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