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CONGRESSIONAL.
200 HwAsHISGToS, March@.


Mr.. Fenton introduced q biIlto pro-
hibit secret sales ofgold. Referred to the
Finance Committee.
The resolution to appoint q committee
Of seven to consider applications for tue
removal Of political disabilities, was
The bill fixing the status of Judge Adj
vocates in the army was indefinitely
postponed.
Mfr. Sumner introduced q joint resoIu-
ton to reduce ocean postage to land
rates. Referred TO the POstof1ee Com
mittee. s -u,
Mr.. Mcdonald introduced 8 bill to aid
in the construction Of q railroad and tel.
egraph line from the junction OF the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers, in Missouri,
TO the boundary line between the United
States and Mexico, ct or near Presidio
del NOrte, on, the Rio Grands, in the d.
rection OF the hsrbor of Ailota on the
Gulf Of California, with a branch 70
some point east of the 99bh degree OF
west longitude to Lawrence, Kansas.
Referred to the Committee On Public
Lands.
Mr.. Wilson introduced a joint resolution
authorizing the President To place the
name of BFvit Maj. Gen. Heintzelman
on the priated list OF the army, with the
full rank OF the command held by him
when wounded. Referred to the Mill
tary Committee. @ niF
The bill to rspesl the tenure OF office
blu was t5en taken up, and Mi. Viekery
advocated it. flow s
Mr.. Tbayer modifsd his substitute for
the report Of the Judiciary Committee,
30 rs to give the President thirty DAYS
after the eommeneement OF 3 session of
the Senate, within which to report the
names Of Officers removed during the
preceding recess, and added TO II a pro-
viso that M person rejected by the Sem
atefh session shall be appointed to Office
during the following recess.
Mr.. Drake said he was in favor Of re.
pealing the law, bat would not vote for 3
temporary suspension.
Mr.. Morrill, said he would rather mod
ify the act than to repeal or suspend it, |
and believed that the Senate could reach
8 vote upon this question OF modifying |
1t IS soon as upon It's repeal, but without
disposing Of the bill the Senate adj
journed.
The Vice President appointed Messrs.
Robertson, Harlany Howe, Terry. Bow
man and Vlcksrs as the eomnsittee on
The removal Of political disabilities.
S.. Dol v 5 HOUSE. desrl as5 diaI
The Houae was not in session to-day
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Before the war there was not o State
in the Union whose credit stood higher
or whose financial condition vas better
than that OF Arkansas. Her bank
ing system was eonfidsd TO private and
solvent institutions, and her currency
the oaly legal tender then known to tn e
country. Prosperity was in eli her bor-
ders, add peace; sealswaggery and esr-
pst-bsgism were unknown the s'truIy
loiI1 were then sesresly in process OF in
cubstion " ring" were not to be hesrd
Of, and generally the simple peopie were
innocent Of the p~eculixrities that
distinguish the new epoch. How
changed the scene. The mill
tia are nov in possession. carpet
baggers legislsto and plumber the
"loi1" swarm in the Vicinity OF the
State treasury; National banks have
been tried and failed; the curren-
rcy is the national, at heavy discount /;
a4d s~calaEaggery retcns supreme. As
ia Tennessee. the school and other funds
o. Arkansas have disappeared, and,
culmination Of all villainies, we hear
of q sharp trick played by the lessses
OF the Penitentsary, who avoided giving
the required bond Of $4,000. ~snd'secured
from the trehsaryas q loan S97, 900, which
having msds way with they noti-
fy the Governor Of their discrimination to
throw up their contract . nder a pretext so
shallow that it scarce ~cOReesls the orig
insl design Of fraud. The Governor
aud several prominent parties are
concerned in this aBair, which so far as
We csn gather, is infinitely worse than
the wholesale stealing which character.
lied the taking of of u school fund.
Nobody can be held responsible, and yet
Arkansas is 1000 and the labor OF the
oopvicts fer several months, less in
than when RAY and
AYLEEFo undertook the conduct of
the ~PenitentisrH promising, and,
as the people believed, entering into
bonds guaranteeing that they would
exPsnd the whole amount in the repair
Of the buildings and the construction
Of new quarters, and repay it out of the
lab0Ts of the ~eonvictso There was
no bond given, the money was drawn
and has disappeared, snd the lessees
have thrown up their contract. Another
illustration of the beauties of Radical
legislation.
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s. Senate 80 successor to FOglsr. The
mode OF carrying ont this combiuation
has nnt-tFSbsyirel a. yet, bnteft eau
easily bs effected, as 5enter aud Fletcher
have absolute amt uud,sputed control oi
the entire machinery Of the State gov
eminent. I
The Democrats are taking no part ID
the contest either way. There is DO
chaBes for q fres or fails eleetioD, and
they will doubtless stand alOoi, casting
the few votes they ere permitted TO east
for such II .dical candidates as are most
moderate and cenciliatory.-
The Radicals are very much dissatis-
fed faRd . gene raj ex plesi0n is I0oked for.
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NEW York, March is, 1853


- NEW YORK, March is, 1868.
GRANT IN BAD DOOR.
Republican politicians are again get
ting excited over the political situation
at Washington. They denounae Grants
position on the Tsnure-Of-ofiice laW as
factious and dictstorisl, as we'll as disre-
speetful TO the Senate. Several who are
in favor OF repeating the act have writ
ten to Senators sgsinst being bullied into
repeal. I923iiAi ~. L-ao ---ypIfq IS 10.
THE RADICAL HOUSE DIVIDED AGAINST
LIs fTaB flo ITSELF. --Lae issl-efgs.
The administration Y~3coBRsellors at
Washington are reported hare to be
greatly divided in opinion respecting the
proper course to be pursued st the S 1uth.
The decentralization OF the sealawags,
csrpet-bsggsrs and negroes, and the con-
c~entrstiOn Of the white sentiment in an
tagonism to any compromise, are sources
of great embarrassment, and many Of
the Republicans are protesting against
Radical measures. Grant does not com
NIT himself s got E5Wsis 1iad Uaai
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mu.t dI.hand themA rhe Zen.

else we must dishand them. Tue Ten
resseemlltia ere in arms fofthe preser-
yation Of peace unless they give Us evi-
lencs there is q peace to msintain, they
Kil be ~disbandsd. Hence the outrages
on aha people of Lsuderdsle county ;
hence the overweenlng anxiety of the
General commanding, ~ the Press and
Times reports him correctly, to avail
.hinself OF the story Of = drunken out
cast, ia order that his s~srrylookipg
troops may ind booty and empleynent
among the citizens OF Hsrdeman county.
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FLORIDA.

E%LLAHAssEE, March 2o.4The Pensa-
90 fAd Georgia Railroad aud the TAILS
n4ssee hslrosd were sold today a. pub
nc sale. The 6rst wss Knocked down A.
V0V, u Ne last at sI95. 600. 20
Ribble and sssociasss; $eoO.OOo tesahs
PAID on taking possessfo9, ana TIE hsI
soee as called for by the ~trqsteas ~ =
Internal Improvement Fund. - = S~'
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CANADA.

LoxDoS, e. w, March 2O.-Fhe ex-
press train going West on the Great
Western Railroad, ran of the track at
two o'clock this morning. The Pullman
sleeping car was precipitatsd owe an
embankment twelve feet high, making
one complete revolution. Sumo were
badly wounded, one fatally.
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SToDDARD The members OF the Memphis
typographical Union, No. II, are notified 90
assemble at the APPEAL once. this sunday
afternoon, at2 O'Clock. for the purpose of at
tending The funeral OF tho late GEoR0g W.
sTOeDAED. HENRY WHITE. President
W. +. WHITE, Secretary.
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CnLVMRIA,

COLUMBIA, s. c., March 20.-AH the
schemes TO secure State aid for railroads
have ben defeated. The Legislature
sdjourns on the 24sh inst. s
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER

Benefit OF Mrs- NELLIE TAYLOR
Monday Eventng, Mareh z2-Wm be- pro-
dueed the LOTTERY OF LIFE-Mts TaTSay.
ME-. Nellie Taylor.
Tuesday Night-Ar4 F. W. LANDER. sup-
ported by the great tragedisn and accom-
pitshed actor, !. h Tayleur and Geo. 3ecks.
SCALE OF PRrCxs-Dre-s Crcle and ParausCfs.
" Ofchestrs Caatn, 81 Sc Family Circle. 81
lery, = cents.
Doors open al quarter 70 J O'Clock; curtain will
rise az 5 precisely. Bcx-book open rom 10
o'clock Am 70 S pm
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HAYAKA.

3nH HAVANA, March 20s--In q skiIm'sh.
near Bella Clara the insutgent Moya was
captured and subsequently, shot. A
steamer arrived to-day from Spain with
1000 soldiers.
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A~0U1sVILLEl March u Whe 81 4lal q
Rye 81 T-ooaeeorsalss ~ hilds. at 81 z5s1
b Is Rye 81 50. Sugar 14k9l6Kc. MolassSs
HIS: sides I%9HMe. ,RELk shoulders lstxcs
SIDES 161z@165<e. flour 50 SECT. Tern 6Safse
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Gen. Sherman, who says there ia No ne
cessity for such an tface. The office Is
now va AIT, Gen. Rswiins- having re-
signed. The committee also agreed TO
report a blu to prohibit the assignment
Of those officsrs on the retired list to
duty Of any kind. Ithas hsen tie prac-
tiee for msBy years that the moment an
officer was retired to assign him to active
duty in-the Paymastef's Department.
Gen. Sherman thinks it is about time to
put q stop to the practice, and recon-
mended it to the committee. The duty
to which they are generally assigned be-
longs to officers in active service.
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FOREIGN.

madrid, March 20.-The disturbances
at Frontirs against CONSUMPTION have
been quelled, and tranquility prevails.
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PORTLAND, March 2O-Gen. Samuel
Fessenden died last night, aged IS. Sen
ator Fessen5en is his oldest GOD, r
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NEEKLY APPEAL, one ear.....----.----.-..---- 1N
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
sTqasaeuf oduey4sse1aenS haylao me STa o. n4s
paper, GTSf iRSey1i0a 81 each suSseQ~e"tSS0
ti0n 90 osaG per SQaaGac -.o -,
<duef4seaeslts So WGRt o. ReG oet1tN"s W"o
per line each insertion.
AOslLhlg advertisements $ gT (fa u"~ q ~
odch additional SQiezse-
as aelg a. On Sg9sertsoEl
AonLbiy advertisements inserted ta nc sUSDAS
ApPFAI ,aH Be charged Oa6-stzA uodltsoa0a.
xdfyeTsseFseat 6lserted IN The sDaA Dc
CHARGED hdy or DAILY rates
LSeai Noaoes, 70 oenh per Iias drst S~asertiOz, usd
I2k celtl per kbae per Da0noa- r-- T-.-
Al trdglSicnt ADVERTISEMENT, not rom Te0tadr uu.
~uertseTS, MUST BE PAID y ADFANCE
a SQudTe IS lte spdce occupied bg aght lines 81
sold H0stp0r6A @ -
CORRESPONDEECE.
Co4yespondenoe on Public Eueslts, solieited from
epeTy part Of ue Unitsf States. 2a4 io
A[ESLIE. KEATLNG& 10.
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Nkw oRLsANs, March ae-Fsour lower. -sp.
peT1ihe 90 XXH Is; xxx IS 50. Corn nrra 81
7sgSoc. Gals easy as 709iL- Bran drm az 81 ii.
Foreign Markets.
4 March ze-fhe Bourse is easier.
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WEDN EsDAY, March "a, Il m AZ the sales
room Of Roy ter. frezeEanL q CO. Aue-
uoneers. atthe Northeast corner Main and JEFF
ferson streets. Memphis, Tenn, viii be sold to
the highest bidder, at public sale, the undivi.
ded interest Of Joel W. RIystsr, deed, being
.one-half the lands in tia following TRACTS:
1st. Tract go acres ON Island a.
ID Tract "a acres on Island 80
Sd Tract 20 acIes On Island 40.
4Eh. Tract lo acres on island A.
6tn. Tract 50 acres On Island A..
9Th. Tract 80 acres On bland 40.
The lands win be sold IN separate tracts ac-
cording 70 amaps which may be seen al The
ONCE OF the ~auettOneers. These tracts are well
known or the Islands As the lands OF Royster
q BranSford, n being 50 accessible to steam
boats and market, are exceedingly valuable
for their lumber and productions. The ash and
other woods VIII yield 100 cords 70 the acre.
TermEOne third cash, balance on . credft of
six and Twelve months, Tor notes bearing six
per cent interest, win two approved sscurf-
ties lfl4T III afFfla4 500 wrfFn
ssa - A ASTON, C. a n.
ROYsTER, TREzEVANT a co,
mails a 0aa - AAaeuoneerS
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81. LoUIs, March N.-Flo1r- q Wa4 Il
Wheat firm at 81 70 bGoen e7@70e. BSTla~
81 1901 80. Rye 81 2Se1 30. Whisky sc.
Sugar f5gfakc- Molasses unchanged and eufef.
Pork So 2ia32 SO Bulk meats noEainl
Bacon shoulders IShc; aides E@I7Xe. Hams
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UINLINNATIs MdTUu W-FIUuF % l0l4e % NOFO
Csc. Oats 65e. Pork So BaIk shoulders
IZ<c; sidesi7ZSI7Zc. Bacon shoulders Hc.
H~ams19<Gl9%c Lard is held at f9e. Sugar IA
Nl55zc- Aolasses sU4S5c. Wheat q aSaai 45.
Rye 81 AZ. barley Sf95gz W. Butter 456{s5c.
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CHIc1eo, March 2.-F1onr IS 6008 10. Corr
Csc. WneatI UJgl 0gx Oats s21zG Rye Si Il
@l1S%. barley 81 10 Highw1neS eas' Pors
81 81. Lard 1870. Hams t5L@l5c. Moias
sas Si@l e5f Sugar Aul6csa -
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NEW ADvERrIsEMNTs

DOSE CROX OF NJ.
IL DEUS. MkUMQB e.. JUSf-The "a.
Kaights of Calvary Chapter OF ROssVX
UrOfx are PEREMR foHILY SUMMONED mn
70 RsSem5le a. The Chapt6r Room on
| Sunday morning, 2lst inst, at 1919 Am, on
business Of importance E
BY order OF the M. W.. Master.
| mill h T. T0ML1N5ON, Secretary.
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THE PUBLIC.
RATES OF

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY APPEAL, one ~
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From the Louisville Courier Journal.l
WASHINGTON, March Is. 1869.
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THE CIVIL TENURE.

The civil tenure debate consumed all
Of to-day's session Of the Senate, but no
vote was reached. The friends OF repeal
ara gaining ground. The stand taken by
the President in refusing 20 make APP
pointments, except to fill vacancies, just
as long SIS this iaw is in force, has alarm
ed Senators who desire office for their
friends. Il is reported tonight that two
New York Senators have given in and
will vote for unconditional repeal. Carl
SchuIz speaks tomorrow for the first
Tina
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are warned against trading for
a Nine Notes drawn by msin favor Of P-T.
Hughes, the consideTattNn for which they we've
mhai RoBr. F.ARNsFR0NG.
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A Heavy Newspaper swInsIs.
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ARKANSAS.

The Impeachment of this clerk
Fails Through.
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The PenltentIary RascsIIties.
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MARKETs.
4. New Yora Market.

NEW YonK. March 20. cotion Is steady.
Uplands 2sZS2SZc.s Elour. s. 4l06 Whisky
9kc. Rice and coffse du1L Cubs sugar lI5Sla
I9Se. .Molasses hull. Wheat nDminally low
er. Corn 80992c.
Dry 9oodAsprsguss and prints are down
to Izke. Riehmobd I2c nanilton IKE.
American 12c- Co lueo lie. AmOskeag Ike.
Lowell iOc. aBedford sc.A Brown sheetfngs are
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At an interview yesterday with the
President, one of the Military Committee
Of the House said he thought Congress
would not be long in session. Grant re-
sponded +" ana glad to hesr it. L
think an early adjournment Is the very
best thing Congress can do.pi .gs+
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have been small sales at SAYS a IS V Dbl. Rye
Flour il scarce and prices nominal. Buckwheat has
been selling at 81 as 25 2 100 lbs
GRAiN.-There is better feeling for Corn near
the close Of the week. and higher prices have been
obtained, with moderate stock offering. The sales
of Southern and Western yellow have been at 81 OF
a 81 o5, and now held at 81 O6 a I07; and West
ern mixed at 81 OIL 10 81 03, and now firm at the lat
ter rate fer good. White has been selling at 99c a
81 OF Y bush. as TO quality Oats have been in fair
demand, with sales at g a sec y bush for common
and choice Rye is dull with small sales at 81 Is "a
81 80 Z bush. Shorts and Feed are irmer and high
er with sales at S2S a $50 for Shorts s32 S3i for
Feed and SIS a SIS for Middlings Barley is quiet
and prices are nominally 81 30 "a 81 Is Y bush. By
auction, Zoo bush. damaged Western Oats at Il C
z bush.
PR0VIslONs.--The market for Pork has been
hrmer for some days past, and We notice a better
feeling, but very little has been done. The sales
have been at s26 30 a s27 50 for prime s32 a % for
mess; and S36 a IS for clear, as TO quality. Beef
continues quite dull, but has been in moderate de-
mand with sales at SIG a IS for mess; SIS "a % for
extra mess and sci % 25 for family. Lard Is dull
and sales have been confined TO small lots at l9i a
~ C e h for steam and kettle rendered. Smoked
Hams have been in fair demand at 10 a 2Oc 2 H.
Hogs have been quite irregular but at the close
hrmer sales at l31 a l5is q II, as to quality.
PRODUCE.-The Butter market is quite firm and
prices have advanced with a very reduced stock Of
choice quality. The sales have been at 40 soc for
good and choice New York and Vermont diaries; q
a i6c for good straight dairies and 40 a 42c T. Il for
common. Cheese is firm and has been in demand at
higher prices. Sales at 10 "a pc for farmers and -
/ a pc for factory White Beans remain without i'm
provement with sales at 50 81 a 3 50 for yellow
ewes and medium and 90 a 4 p for extra pea Ca
nada Peas have heen selling at : - a 90 e bush,
as TO quality. Eggs have been selling at p n PC
/ T. dozen for Eastern and Western. Onions plenty
and dull and prices have declined. The sales have
/ ranged from - 80 "a q Dbl. Poultry remains
without change. There is scarcity Of fresh and
] choice Turkics and Chickens
RAGS.-Sales OF 100 bales Calcutta AT sc T h.
NOOL.-The market for domestic fleece apd pull
ed continues quite active and further large sales
have been made at full prices for all kinds and for
some of the 70 desirable lots an advance Of "a g
I has been obtained The sales have been l,501,,Ol
IT, fleece and pulled at prices ranging from % a. zoe
for fleece and from - "a sc for pulled as 70 quail
l3c, ohio and Pennsylvania at IS a zoe j75.oo) MS
Wisconsin and Michigan fleece IS q sic 10000 lbs
Western fleece at 46 a. soc comhiug fleece at 62l a
gu De Lane selections al % a 55tc; 5000 Ms Can
ada combing 73c; large sales Of choice Eastern su-
per at IS a 59e and large sales of super and
pulled AT a "a 5lc 4 lh,
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THE MEDICINE FOR
WREOOPTNEs EGEEE5 4,

DODDS NERVINE AND INVIGORATOR
gives agreeable and almost instant rolei in the
zpasms " WAOopin- Cough. This is a complaint
that all children are expected 20 have and when 10
comes, strange o. say. they are left % fight il
through A. they best can, little OF nothing being
done 81 break its intensity or help The sufferers
along. And when 10 is reflected tua- very many Of
the diseases 1! older and adult years have their or
gin In the tear and strain .i WhaHpins Coughs this
nes,es Of women, are considered So much a matter
90 course that people have become sto'ally unc1n-
cernet about them Let them cough il through, o.
we did, seems generally 20 be the uuie- ,ns ECFG.
An00pnE Cough b. a Nervous di-asse, and Iodt' s
Nerviue AID vig0Tat0r srea.s it with COMPLETE
SUCCESS. Mo.-e,s, TRY IT. ard save your little
ones the Is. agony of this distre,-ir- affection. \
sure C-,t heuefccrt medicine.
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TnHE ufcrs sned offers for -ale his Farm, situated
| On Main Street one and 0ue-f0urth mile North
al Wfuook Village consisting of 100 acres Of land,
with living springs and well.woudcd ard timhered.
A now and large muse with barn and sheds attach
ed On said farm IL u large young orchard, Just IN
hearing with plum. pear aud cherry trees. also
crane vines and eurwut- There is on the farm a
hin. known as the Prospect llill;' the view from
This hiI cannot be- etugled m the ate and IL only
n short distance from the Wiuooski Rock Spring
The farming tools and stock will be sold with or
w thout 90 suit the purchaser. and there is On the
premises 11DO 10. Of sawed lumber mostly pine
The reason of NY selling this farm, four weeks
since ] received % fall which has confined me 10 my
bed and VIII not enable me to attend 10 my business
for a long time. ALFRED PIERCE.
March .-fwiW
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There are probably tupdrel or moro persons
in this ana aeighboring towns, who daily suffer
from the distressing effects Of kidney troubles,
who do not know thai Johnson Aao9yHo LiHi-
.acui /, almost a certain ours. in severe cases,
great relief may be obtained, Sc hoi a perfect
cure.
We notice that the'Agricultural papers all over
tie country recommend the use Of sheridan
Csvslrv Condition Powders Erch1ngc.
farmers au5 others in thi. section have long
known sud appreciated t.le -trautage- Of these
Powder, over all others.
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Boston Market.

WEDNESDAY, March ,.
FLoUR.-The receipts Of Flour are re-, now gn lt
mall and stocks are becoming gradually Teauce1
bnt verv little improvement has taken place dulls
,5a Vol, Jobbers have been selling more freely
and there is prospect of more genera, actvlIs
soon. with better demand for choice ia ~ ~
e ro- We..arn sunerhne; IS 25 as for common e1.
tras; 81 q a Is for medium extras and oakeIs
red wheat brands; and 90 a 10 so for ONO ine
and Michigan the latter price for very ehoTe ~
SAD sl2 and 81. Louis from 50 a Sl3 Y Dbl, lev
choice and well known brands ruling a. hien a. -
for small lots Southern Flour has been qplst Z,
Is u; Lawrence Mills at sl2 a sl3; and Boston
org Mills at 90 e sls : Dbl. In Corn Meal tnsrs
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g4.Is FOR TIE LAuIE-.-I have in my family
. Wheeler 81 Wilson Sewing-Nachine. tlst Las
been in almost daily use for the past ll1l years,
and ..lt a tAing has ever been done 60 it IN the
VAS ct repairing not Q screw .o7.-, or any
part II it out % sT Ter in al that time. it has
been used in making coats, vests and pu4ts, Of
the thickest wooden goods. beside doing al kinds
of family sewing, and is now, this day. fhe hest
machine for work ever saw.
Oli Stybrook, Conn. GHBEET PRATT.
Machines for sale by G. G. & B. L. Benedict
BgrllnEo5E, ".
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-05
LAMoILLE COUNTY.

Real estate transactions have been quite nu-
uerous in and about Hydepark recently, among
which We notice the following ;. b. Buxton
and wife have bought George Aliens farm Tor
1850; Daniel Tinker has bought his brother
Srainel's farm for - 800; L. Lenney sold his
saru. 70 P. c. Cleveland for $4,000; simeon
EIc7id farm, stock and tools 10 Francis tinne-
gan ior 300; and J. II. Patch has purchased
the CHARLES button place for -, 600.
4 NJ Kelley Of Elmore has been nominated
for County Commissioner.
W Matinee has bought and taken possession
o. the Morrsylle House, and George Hyde Of the
Eden Pond House.
ORANGE COUNTY
On the 18th the school house IN the Martin
District IN Nevbury, was destroyed by fire, TO-
geiner with The contents, Including many school
a., twenty-five new buildings are u be erected in
west Randolph the coming season, and the vii
lags is to have water WORKS.
Stephen @. Reed, died in Kappa, H., on the
IN inst, aged 70 sears. He was formerly a
residen; Of Wells River.