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CHaseEp nj, rusg.-Msior Englehard.
The high toned Editor Of The Wilmington
Journal. has 50 sifeetuaIIy tanned the roar
ing Senator Abbott. Of Wilmington Posi-.
that the lntier has eoI 10 cooling in bis pa
pc. like dove without heart. These
"sld rcbs." Abbott. are the -.
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TOBACCO STEMS WANTED.

4 $ Agent fsra FoTeisn House., am Al Ill ii,pes
~ prepared 10 psy the highest marks, price sar
roAarco stems. loase OF priced il priced .isy should
be IN strong iiegsheads weigh not less shsa Iiop
~ zs straight, and fee from scrap Tobacco or sIcn's
PARTIES having slemS viii Quad il 40 their interest ~
see me before selling and particularly ID parties ae'
ing then on the road whose whole Object il 70 es
again ii. Dansillc al an advance.
J. Ii. PEMBERT0N.
DanyiIe Va May Is. IT.
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The Wee President Is 10 San Esanci>ce.
Rx President Johnston wall soon visit
Atlanta.
10 Slukes' own Congressional district
Senter's majority isupwsrds Of 10000.
A yasng Texan VAS bitten by rattle.
snake, aud cured By drunk.
Tie Captain General d Cuba has sen, AZ
iron clad u attack tie Peruvian monitors.
Sheridan defined an Irishman a. ma.
chfur Tor converting pSIatues into human
nature.
A San Domingo letter reports sen.i-
msnt amang The people favorable TO snnsx-
alton 60 the United States.
Tie Increase IL lie wheat crop in the
United States this YEAR isosrr 100000 Of
acres.
Capt. Jas. G. Dobbin, came TO his death
by falling from window ~ the third story
oi his residence 10 FayetisyiIIe. on Friday
lie 18th. The decea-rd wss q son Of The
late James G. DobbtD. Secretary of The Ma
W during the administration VI President
Pierce.
We understand, says tie Newhsrn Jour,
nal OF Commerce. Inst the Governor has
referred the application lrsm Jsnrs cous-
~, Tor the Craven militia. 70 Mayor Berry.
and that the latter has refused 10 send his
fpfces 10 Jones, because such actin would
but increase existing bitterness and would
be productive of 10 corresponding good.
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no CONSERVATIVES.

TIME Advertiser, having heen restored 10 health "
few weeks. VI very simple remedy, alter
having suffered several yours with seserr lang ar
lection andihar dread iGesse. Consumption y anx-
ous 10 make known 10 bis fellow sufferers The means
OF cute.
10 all who desire Il, he will send copy Of the pre-
scription used free 81 charge with ,hedifecions for
preparing and using The same, which they viii ind
sure Cure ior Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &C.
The object u the advertiser il sending The PEescrip-
lion il 10 benefit IAe aicird and spread nornallon
which be coassises ~ he Invaluable. and he herpes
every sufferer win ny bis remedy. a. Il viii cost them
noshing. aud may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
May Z la-sy
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HILLSBaRoUGH n. c.
Wednesday. Aus. %. 1868.
nv r. q. EVANS.
Airso Dollars per snnum, paidin advance.
ADVERTISING RATES.

One square Of ten lines Gin this SIS iype) 81 FIR
the first assertion and 50 cents Coz each additional
week.
! square 3 months S6-six month Sl0--l2 mo SIS
2 :. $40 SIS :. s25
IS SIS $40 $50
Half column monlhs SIS 6mon.hs $40 year $50
Uns coiumn } laonths SIS msn.hs 500 | year si00
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-17

The TALE OF SHIRT funny things
happen in the horse cars sometimes. a
young lady stepped into a car and dropped
her handkerchief upon vacant seat, as
as much as to say taken while she ad-
vancek to the opposite end Of the ear to
speak with a lady friend. Meantime a
nicely dressed young man with college
air about him, jumped in and sat down on
the handkerchief without observing It. The
Young lady after winding up her converse
ton, turned back, discovering 10 her cha
grim her seat was occupied, and sat down
opposite, gentlemen making room for her
But she iId not intend to lose her hand
kerchief, and so she looked intenuy to-
ward tho place where she had left it, hesi-
tating whether to ask for it or not. Dis
covering the direction OF her looks, all eyes
on the opposite side Of the car were soon
bent on the young man, Finding himself
the cbject of so much attention, ho himself
looked. and discovered to his horror some
thing white on which he sat, the end peop.
ing out. He mistook it's character 10
cover it with his hand. and tuck it nicely
away, was the work of few moments
None in the car but the young lady knew
that the white" was handkerchief. and,
hesitating still more, she lost it, having
had occasion to leave the car before the
young man did
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-17


!. nnipE WITH 4 LUNATIC.--The pleas.
ures Of railway travelling in England are
vividly illustrated by the following incl
dent which happened on limo near Lon
don
A young lady 20! into second class
carriage where she was soon Joined by a
gentlemen about thirty years of age, whose
manner seemed strange and excited. They
were alone in the carriage.
AS soon as the train had started, this
man got up all OF sudden, and began by
throwing his carpet-bag out Of the window
saying
"This carriage is mach 100 heavy. We
must tighten it as much as possible"
He then sat down, but jumped up min-
ute altcrward, screaming out:
"It's teo heavy! It's too heavy !"
And so saying, ho sent his coat out OF
the window to join his earpet-bag, thOn
away went his wsisieoat, his crayat and
his shoes
lie then sat down, and appeared to be
thinking profoundly. All of sudden he
turned toward the young girl, who was as
frightened as possible, and said :
"On your knees, madam, on your knees.
We will pray for the Duke Of Gloucester =
And he knelt down.
The poor girl Immediately obeyed him.
The stranger then began praying fervently
for tho Duke Of Gloucester, then for the
Duke Of St. Albau,, then for the Duke Of
York-in a word, for all the Dukes in Great
Britain and Ireland.
He then sat down again. The young
lady, more dead than alive, was in the cor
ner Of the carriage prey to the most pro
found terror.
Nevertheless, this strange person soon
began to feel less quiet.
This can't go on" he said; "it is re.
ally much too heavy-much too heavy
The train will soon have to atop--it will
net be able to go on. Gene now, we must
tighten it. One Of us must get out. l
won't, SO suppose you jump out the win
dow
And he walked rcsOlutely up to tho COW
ering gicl.
But, she said 10 him, crying;
ooh, sir, do stay for one moment; we
have not yet prayed for the Duke of North
umberlandw
"You are right, wo had forgotten him.
On your knees, and let us pray for the
Duke Of Northumberland y
They were sti!l in deep prayer when the
train arrived q. the station, and the young
girl tainted in the arms OF some friend:
who wero waiting for her.
Her companion was arrested, and soon
recognized as a lrnatic who had escaped
from Hanwell.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-17
Toruv thn son Of

- Tommy, the son Of a methodist
minister, in tho Town Of R., is very
bad boy One Sunday he attended an ex-
periance meeting with his father, and there
no heard a man tell what wicked boy he
had been, robbing orchards, etc, and how,
st last, religion had mado him realize the
atrocity of his missdeeds and caused refor-
nation. When the penitent had conclu-
ded the minister observed that Tommy was
crying pitoously and thinking his sen af-
;fected by what he had heard. and he was
beginning to soc the error of his ways, told
him to get Up and tell the congregation how
be felt.
al don't like to, cried Tommy.
But after little coaxing he get up and
spoke Imagine the feelings of the good
minister when Tommy said
Il amt got no religion into me yet, but
Pe got q belly ache-aud ! want to 80
home"
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-17

"What makes you spend your
ti-s so freely, Jack 7" Because 1t is the
esIy thing ! have to spend"
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-17

- Miss melia Lemons. an old maid,
had long tried to "como it, over the
bachelor miaistsr Of Annsvillo; but, al
though he paid her some attention, he was
not to be betrayed into declaration. Ono
Sabbath Miss Amelia came rather late by
back door which opened at tho side Of
the pulpit AS she entered, tho minister,
wholly absorbed in the sermon, turned to
her, and laying his right hand on his heart.
and waving his left gracefully toward his
audiense, said:
Lowest thou me bottsr than all these p
Amelia blushed, simpered, and at last
said, in very audible voice;
"La! Mr.. Longasser this i, pretty
place to ask such a question; call at my
house this evening and | will give you an
answer"
Imagine his pheclinks
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-17

- A lawyer once came into court
drunk, when the judge said to him "sir,
i am sorry to see you in situation which
is disgrace to yourself and family, the
court. and the profession to which you be-
long" The reproof elected the following
coloquy odd your honor speak to me p
81 did, sir | said, sir, in my opinion, you
disgrace yourself and family, the court, and
the profession, by your course OF conduct.
May i.i-t please your honor have been
an attorney i.i.in this court for fifteen
years and permit me to say this is the
first correct opinion l ever knew it to
g-give.'
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-17

Tou can baya Cootiag Store in Fan BH''
as low as II you sent TO st. Louis for 10
To those who order from us in advance q IT
rival we will furnish
Fillcy's Celebrated Charter Oak
Stove.
at the 81. Louis Manufacturers retail rEa
adding only the cost OF freight and insnrahyn
to be paid for on the delivery of the StoYe~
Van Buren,.
For beauty OF finish. simplicity in managr'
mnnt, convenience in use, and durlblllty y
wear,
II Is beyond question the
Best Cooking stove,
Manufactured In the west.
To those desiring to obtain one OF these ~
pcri0r Stoves, we will furnish in person OF v
letter, any desired information in regaru 7"
size, style description or cost in st. LOUIS !.
We Intend 20 order n lot of these stove
be shipped when the river rises. ana Wh,"
stove is ordered in advance OF arrival s.t ',
paid for on delivery, we can afford TO 'ci' Ior tl
a lower price. Therefore send us your oIu,,
Lower priced stoves, from the same ul'''d 1cd
factory ordered tAron"h US, will be iol .,,,sI
on the same terms. VIZ: at ST. LOU, i,s,Ia lSI %
prices. insurance and freight Guy. aou''
be paid for on delivery at Van Buren,, m
aug 6 d. G. WILLIAMS w
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-17
Budget Of Scissorings.
Three Little Injuns.
Ten little Injuns standing in line.

Ten little Injuns standing in line.
One toddled home and then there was nine,
Nine little Iuiuns swinging on gate,
one tumbled OF and then there were eight.
Eight little Injuns never heard of Heaven
One kicked the bucket, then there were seven
Seven little inigus cuttin up tricks,
Que broke his neck and thcn there were SIX.
Six little Iuiuns Kicking all alive,
One went to bed and then there were hVe,
Five little Injuns on cellar doori
one tumbled in and then there were four
-Four little Iajuns out on spree.
one dead drunk and then there were three.
Three littlc Injuns out in canoe,
One tumbled overheard, then there were tive.
Two little Injuns foolln' with gun,
One shot tother and then there was one.
One little Injun living all alone
lie got married then there was none.
CHORUS,
One li.tle Iniun and his littlc wife,
Lived In a wigwam the rest OF his HE,
one papa Injuu, one mama SquaW'
Soon raised a family Of ten lnjuns more.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-17

A csrman wishing to procure hay for
his horse. sent his son, lad OF ten years,
to 6 tocd store near ny to order it. The
clork being acquainted with tho boy, ask
ed "Is it for your father ?" The boy
looked him in the face for a moment, and
in ,ud and contemptuous voice answer
Cd, No, you fool--it' for the horse"
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-17

AN ODD QEEsTIog.--At Wilmington,
r. c., while the war was in progress, a
Young lieutenant in full dress, with gilt
band en- inch wide around bis navy cap,
was pacing up and down the wharf, when
a ragged boy stepped up to him, and lock-
ing at his cap, said in drawling tone
Mister. can't you play US tome on
your brass band ?"
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-17
WllNE. AIS.
To the People of Arkansas (:

4 IL persons having (or knowing Of LAM
n containing NiaeraiS Of day Kind, by send
ing the locality, extent, and price of thei
land, and the description always accomP
MED by SpecimenS) of the mineral thereoR
can, at Ne erpe0Sc 4t The SutScriba, have tht
same scientifically analysed, and il it is fOund
to be valuable, a mutual satisfactory arrange
mcnt for its introduction to a market will b
made.
This is most important subject ofinters'
and welfare to Arkausas-the extensive beds
and mines Of minerals in Arkansas are nov
lying idle and useless. and undevcloped-ht
Is chance for owners to put their hlddG
treasures to n value. All letters or comman'
cations or Information received anl replitd'
with pleasure By addressing
JOSEPH MOGRIDGE, TT. smith.
Care of Mcs>rs. CABEI & GLASS. arS
n. B.-All parties having Coat land1
whose bees Of Noa' range from to lIG
nore) feet in thickness, will find IL to then
advantage to reply to tle above; and person
having (or knowing % beds or mines q
MINERALS, whose Kind or sort is unknownh
them, can get a true solution of their yal'
hy sending specimens to the above. JIM
, 1869-03-06

lowed this tcns1d pr o'Hets Of : s'm ls ctn,e
to be as chen PIT CT by ptanlsst. rhtsa 'nlt
nugr1ed. however. conh erce in the tou. snd J,
H. iane hops t5s. Ii sao'otr y u do hsn ju.-
{iee, II att ing the aesetu1 0 witch l3tse. I, El'
vile, ibc p.eeert ccEpl.L .pt i. ms a,;c.dJ ben
Neen he c.suptes. lie ma s.A1c oJ 1-xAl ctst
muly, stish. 1udeE the ax. .tKs, mt&tz-d sneis
{mr : Ie:at,ou.
17ts ss F.. oss ~ e :, @
Sss9s Ss ssa ~ I'D Il Isse.s'0E i. 1ass ' II
TO Ysnoa The i:ecs. q Iii. ct..I.:x wss . Ct,
ioy dur,tg Lie. tho sts ra'.It;y h<rset oel-1 II
o. asser "a u M l. :s s.
The herr Of bic late ln1sLt slsset. sua ths ,stac
va N the mutbtrf tands.
Ee fcl rick Jfte ratd that III o:tnber. 1865 ho
p,Iuri i III uotter . te, t:sr kideuee tne ~.s
tusr1itd py the Ju8tsc- th"n}. then rsuo red
s en,7-, ies II a: ,rr mother .hosli do h3u Jus.
Be vel pt.vids. fos. AZ tE,s let rF1er. III,
ycure ~1do- ts*se,-t sss afrsuScd inst ~ rs
;s.o ! ea he pus has { n os:o.t g se.'led o.
Toua e mi md 's;ss; css1;.,. "biio!s fxss
wh,ch ~ y,ur orAirtx IL iafotzed an. believes
wss no. htns nci.l 10 its rr+uttt 'has after %.n-
l.,enuc ssld nedte:n. nc SAD clar ..st retutned
The rid George PEEK dep nt-d this LIE tu.t Ia
the mode It the nigtt Jput ut%tzix, who WAS
E:fcpllE pct1ce Nm PCT htf lara nd d Etu md
thsi he vas tllc thxt she to.e, il1ed tlm up,
It I'd 10 ron.c Lin. bn' 10 no sFaf:, for b. va.
dead and tits coltae.t ~ss the co3ne.s Of de aih
Inc " tdow rt.{s 'hls tne tn 'ther.tl.4sz 1sa3 pe
conpelte1 to Aerouns fhs = receipt. md dIsru
1asnts 81 the II re ert. e.: l*s, Ct l'husId.l
Pick. The father; "a, Of Fra-css E.. the 1-fani
sls,c1; AID 50, 81 t1r. ~ .. reck, tas
hr. th. r, AID TIA: 'hs basEa'n AMI tsic fGcor..
E. Peck mny be SCI ASIDE On tie ground q: ID.
mud aLeced 10 have .e. n. d IN rroe1Ituo i.
T;Intta: she Eby eom IN u recelse ret late hpa
bAnd's .hkte In IN b e..atg Al his tcis-a:-ia9.
, 1869-03-06
#PDieat TatHs4
wPFIya1e DMca .x...R

DR.. 4AA&6s
Formerly OF Jsr,.A' Lock Hospital. Custou naust-
r.. Nsv osleAnr. testabtIsned 1s toz tha LAST nine
years located Il Chicago, had cslthFated throughout
tho county f4f the aucce4tnl treatment Of PRIVATE
plsEAsEs. can b. cona4enuslly coaaullsd II his
ctnes and pzzio4s. 81 and IS Randslsh st est-
per Of pea7oosn, chlcasa u. or By lessts Post Or
nrs drawer Ell, Chicago, ul*
n,Jaaes treats CHzozc, MErcrrril. sTfMLrt1c,
BLOOD and sKIx DtsRAEEs, and Al p1soFdsrs OF
con,,r1ous yeneyeal character. .hieh hs With
out A4 U.s. ot mercury. dia o pcsssss, sEsents Or
any poison, but With hts NKczrAttzxe. . pcaInSe
curn tur Ill huno1s azd blood po1s,na- .....
o1a,x.o Wx.kxzas sueh II Seminal Te4kaefs.
Soetu,ra. md Dtusna1 Emtssiors. brought on By
anuxa of the orKaus essaJ tndlse1tu3n e1cesseA o.
entaued hexeds4rty, c1ustnK los uf osuosJ- ton11
ston, dtpesaion- ttnness Of sision. sa1 one2unes
arSsrtty With dep1orAhla tfxl1 Of athsr &T0ptons.
treated std radically cured By Al infAlf1hln method,
saytnr tusd nd e1penae, Au dtsea resi- pecuHkr 10
The sexual ofEtcA radically And pc1m&aeaEy curad !,
Old dlsesses Of tho most horrible e1An. where tae
blood hss become poisoned producing baatehes on
The f1ce. tmz vatey btt pains In tbs esd Ant
bones u1eerassd thfoAt .nd n3se- soea the limbs
and BODY, sc1ofuIa togethtf with eadets nunaes
Of sudestnEs, e1scru AllJ aud per knentT cured. -
Female difficulties Ana Irregularities treated With
hatsty snd tucte&a.
p1.nz tho psas tv ensy ysAzs Dr. James hn1 sucets,
fplly treated mora dlseates Of FE1vArx sud Cnnoy
10 ehsr1cte1 thar any othcf physldan in the UnIet
st1tes And tho only phT1tcan Ia TITS spetiaty tha
u endorsed bJ hiIa medical Euthostty AID tbs p.ca
universally.
Dr.. James haa tho beat apro.ased Medical tn.u.at
IN the United States. Patients neyer CONC IN COZ
tic, With each ether, and al consultations Ars lLs
olahle. :
ru11ls. auo other tlseanea ol his specially. Sent,
| stslrd envelope, to any sddrrsx- Addtess d
| JAMES, P. u. drawer Ss1. Chieaxo. LII.
, 1869-03-06
Ntw York z. b.ceo Market.

E1N Tulx. March 5.
rtlccs.
, 1869-03-06
Schenck'a Seaweed Tonic for the
Cure Of Dysueusia.


Ia aderanRemens Of the dgtati.e functions. tho In
mediate cAuse of which Is found 70 Ia 4 duluishe4
quantity othe Etstftc Juice. or rit'A1.an of IT. quail
ity. The ultEt remote u thiA ttse1Ie sEa "a
temperance In tAurg ct drinking tbs Of much
annual fsd, hut bse.d t,osero, ohsssuet.oas In NE
llss spleen. tho nss Of various drux.. esnttasy
caounel or mercury And In many c1sos the dlscaAs
u much aggravated BY the nAe or ".emedlta,~ kan4
Of shieh may see1 to AFFORD temporary RELIEF II
general. ttd medicines prescribed By physicians hR
tho tufr Of aysperta arc poisonous. which, svc4
when tHken IN The Eualest pr1nuttet, must le io-
iusaous to the Organism Of the stoa snd comsox
sense shouid teach every che that such rrdctnra
caa not cure Indigestion. IN hct sare phy.itans Il
ruuencc haTo doubted xhethrr this disessc eToe
be cured BY drugs, especially by corrosive acids o.
minerals.
The erest remedy for .ndzrsdon discovered by Dr.
J. H. ecarnck. II not Hsblc 70 any Of the ohieeeons
Ehith 8fe fnac aEnnst The AEo:I usually prrstrtboA
for The cure Of this tlse1se II L. its 1Eopea
vegetable preparations diA tlied fton herb xh1ek
Eroxs AbundAatiy IN ihe and along tho Ahose1.
ThIs herb poascases the medicinal properties Of lod1
ofthc tton OF iodne, md II In il nxtaft a1lo4s oI
teal with the gastric Juice the soEent which natrrs
haA prepared for e1ytrx On :he rsneeas Of dsesoo.
| The scAxccd Tonic, therefore. supplies the plsee
this solvent whrn the latter ts deficient md. it =
the nny uncAIciae that act substitute for tho
gastric Juice. It - the oalI ncri1tas that csa cura
dJspcpa!a 1t dos not eoszodo tic costs OF the siot
aeh, ise vrIoT amt other seids which arc Gtysn 70
patients to prodnce appellee which Il 4luay1
false and eAu not be ndufEed without u1AknX tbs
patients bude1sngs r1eattf than oefore. achentk.a
Eearerd Tonic fo1o*a the Indications Of nature. tt
smnedIste eject II to change the food 70 chyna
which IL the Fst process ofdg-son. 1t tst;enxthena
the Etcmach, And e0Ah!ea IL 70 secrsEs The Ea4txtc
| aTr rrected. oy.rvnxt. M Ion-er r.ts.-
| 4e s"%-$-Ss 41st tSeA- y" 'e"Ae' eA's-''
! 6CDEfCE's sEAWEED TONIC psotncts nAtusnl
annetItr which m.y he eratitrd s7tetv ana vithons
Inconvenience. 1t Il perfectly harmless aud zxrctahia
10 the tAate being harder TO taka saxn any otae<
pjeusn, b.tteyx II contains no COZ or rve Vn.trv
- .1.nno1 ~ 49, oth.- h,s .nfrit. hnt +,-. a..
VI sieo"oi ot NY 0NNe4 ~ tAAt"s* ~. ~ Ptlu
d11xaon. which ctn never hA1kree Win the most de
tcate stomach. Tho scAw eed h distilled nY rroceN
I.-.,e. sntrt, 1s,,e t.ten ~ mr. hrral1sgt I'M
| sA1oA4e" spI'o. a ust-e tNAe1 oc".o " 49,
create - appetite and. asSsr e.tanE hearty d1nn.
4 xine-gnks full Of The Touic Will promote d a:cston.
md nr~ vent anv unntesssrs teetn- ofrentetior Bv
| 80 .a. - ~ - Torts ~ .,n1srh s.1n,-:.
tne Heaoent uee W tne Ao.'s sae ., 0
sncl power G4t FIJI dixf1t my Article OIL -
that The neetass.J q paJias pastssalas aseasoa -
| - - ~ ah..1.,to.. mad. nv rtr,3c4,,. u 49,
, 1869-03-06

Tie 5ol!pw ny telesratns wssc reeel.ei to+d,y
un 'Celtfc:
Nsv re,K. N.rsao.
c.o ga, p,e ~ = H. es1.si rtlt,srtd. Coo .e:ie.
str .ht1y = tSG:Ghc Osts rnli a. ,sAe' rM9
;s.t' a; "a a,,R,; LIZ so3' ou,.s !;
~ ~ w!se. '$'''' A'<'' 'N
=, ia, !, = t VI: ca aa;e, ID .,sas;: 81:
utie: y. 7lHc. P.Ik uLsttll.d. Lard au1! ntd
wax.
Ja,d du'i y, lStic bu'k Nsa'e-shaulsen. la4t.
Re s'de'' AYE. cle'r ~; r. cs4s N,!.Ss ,SSs
ws,.: aaa &a4 so~eE: u. i.siii':s: IT NJ =
$1U-h
U.cac.iuG. nj c.sneta. L,rd, 73. "a. I.uo1,
Il. ID. bacon, hs- Il,
tAfta-2r> y.
.Flcu', sts I'd. Whtts-thl.e. ~, cl; Rcd. -
Afcr tbs q elourrment Of tho Regular Board
thctc was tety little doi1g IL No. . spnre Whtt',
md rIcc- fu,cu tal;Y 1Gtttc loxer-lhs market
c o.iIc quiet At <l.flh I T epot. There wtt
rttLing oone In Corn of Oats. Al the ETcItoK
Mtc,i. E The G!stn Markets wero dnl! aud quvts
lions crt,tc1y tomtuai. rsost.iops weso qa,e,.
We Lo1u pa'.s Of 100 600 ns Dry salsed shoala.rs
~ lac. buyer March: l0o, ,oVu D. do. saae option.
4. Ike; 3t0 hr!s Mrs posG ~ $3i.00; Arl IL t01
NJ Green ABma (ffona b!ockl n 1dc.
That 4 tie Market 1As dull sud weak 10! all Co.
te,ttt!ors, and for CON aon aad medium sznd -
2ul2se lower. The d. Etnd WIS ptlncipa u con.
antd 70 LEGAL buyers ard fccdcs., ana ahe hu'k Il
ttc rllct vcfc a, md hin; ths sarRs Of 81 30
ffQ lew trAt sections Narc reported At ~. IS j.
IS for go1o to ehe!ca. L!1a logs w.ss Gull and
n III ettd. SD Iontua, llwtf. Tao supply
,haacu light was IN sxersa ng thc d, 1plR.. anc
| quite umoss lemsiu In tho pcs unssld. Salcl
we,o eoee.ed :, S3.o0Ulloo for common to
| choice.
, 1869-03-06

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