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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-30
One Hundred & Twenty Acres
and Twenty-Four Perches of
Land, more or less.
Thirty-Seven Acres of Land,

more or less, situate and lying 10 Carroll coun-
~ and State aforesaid II being the same that
was conveyed by Mordeeai G. Cockey, Trustee
OF Catharine Leister widow and the heirs Of
Abraham Leistcr, late Of Carroll county. de-
ceased, % the said George D. Lcister BY deed
dated 10th day OF October 1856, and Recorded
among the Land Records Of Carroll county, in
Liber ]. u. b., No. II, Folio 1856 &c.
Tn- both properties are we'll Improved with
excellent Dwelling Houses, Barns and other
outbuildings.
Thereby give notice that on
Monday, Me Eighteenth day Of October,
At o'clock 7. NJ, at the Court House Door, in
the city of Westminster, will offer the above
property, 80 seized and taken In execution. al
rnoiic sale, 70 the highest bidder, for cash.
THOMAS b. GlST,
sept ssru Sheriff.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-30

Nausbauu, Jacob Norwood, Tbos NJ N
Nnille, William II Nausbaum, Levi
Nausbaum. Rufus
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-09-30

September 30. REGISTER.
The new North-west., 1869-12-24
Notice 70 Merchants,

NVSUCC " AOBVo0WSSo
Your attention IL called to the following
amendments to the Internal Revenue laws
list Retail dealers in Liquors shall pay
''twenty five dollars Every person who
''sclls or offers for sale foreign or domestic
distilled spirits, wines or malt liquors in
''lcss quantities than i've gallons at the
''same time shall be regarded as Retail
''dealcr in liquors. ca.ArJUaj
> Wholesale dealers in liquors shall each
''pay one hundred dollars. Every pssson
''who sells or offers tor sale foreign, o. do
''mcstic distilled spirits, wines Or malt liq.
''uors, in quantities not less than i've gal-
lions at the same TINA, shall bc regarded -
= wholesale liquor dealer"
Under this law the Commissioner has
ruled that persons doing business under =
Wholesale liquor dealers license only and
selling spirits, wines or malt liquors in less
quantities than five gallons at the same time,
ore liable teaSretsil. Nquor. desleeH llcsnse
Of twenty-five dollan; also, persons or
firms doing business under retail liquor
dealers license and selling more than i've
gallons st thesonae time are liabje % whole.
sale liquor dealers license and shall pay
therefor one hundred dollars. Every per-
son or firm liable under tie provisions of
this Act, Is expeOOed 70 make application
70 this Office for such 7adlitional license q
they may require within ten days or suffer
prompt prosecution at the cxpiIa&ion there.
of. CT. GEO. w. AvIH,
tsaaug AsS'tA1oeseor.
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

1hsNss4fktUECstf1 Il tAas>stlf flsS1cGHfEd5..
1--WE hAyg 1b1lv5d ne 95] pvlkS SFeslsl
fp& Bam DS Bow: ~ -
- A|NTaS5b = Ass6as6Cs<12akI1
ne Aorth::Mees Tsapspo orteaiRp 0e4aenxu
IN addition to their 6teemboat Line from
Sioux City, H4vV aade araAiaqg qgeiiid6566 with
Chicago & NossAwsssssHisnd UsteGPaci6c
Freight Line ffom 81 Louis, Chicago, and
all p6iab AA,r4 Ao4tfle Tsi9ghbH. llltt
BY giving shippers their choice Of routes.
Through Bin of4Ading wsll bsgiten u.
lher BY Rail or the River from the Daseopo
Helena, Virginia City, Deer Lodge, and
other points isths Territory. t2'aTs
This Company will have SIMPLE ware
house accommodations - the point of trans
shipment on the V1jon Haci4ci Rdlxsntf
store Ill freight and expcdte tht 6asing of
teams Our 1ffihgemsnt5 me s6ch that
Trains will be in readiness to remove Ill
freight - fast - Tecjeved,,a and deliver the
same without dslayI z"A'aa~"
Having received = liberal share Of the busl.
ness Of tho Te7ieDsyI II asssnas ~ asne
that these additional facilities viii insure 70
this Company tkcs Is continued support Of lie
friends. .,.IX bn. :, BANsDE BOW, tail z
,.eess ra,i,em9eperA Aseptn5
Sioux City, Dec, 1. 1880. .t...g -.., ...s =
The new North-west., 1869-12-24
DIED.

DIED. aL
STEEL-At her residence, Myrtle avenue, Heiena,
Dec. II, lsee, Eva 3. wife ot George steel ased Il
years >SHs3Hofi ,aTfiTa
McPHEnsoH-At his residence Allen Grove Cotta6c,
LAocastcr> Ont, q 9sclock p m On Saturday, tAs
leeh iAseank JoAG McfhsfSOi, Esq., sgd q yesfa
KANOUsE-ln Heleua on Sunday, the 18th instant,
from heart dissaec. Willie lJoqsef son Of J. A. and
RscaARDsoN-At Backfoot City, Dec. a 1soa ef
The new North-west., 1869-12-24
LOCAL NEWS.

Catholic Services.
on CHRISTMAS DAY, DEC. 36sh.
Religious Services will b held y fouows; -
Al ., 4. H., First Mass.
ATS A. y Second Muss.
Al 10Y, 4. L., Third xasA
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

+ ApSassssi.<. !. This .oiacss, is shert : ilsInld aud
this -stampeded. Hence no Court Re-
port :stttoleoa PStsl ndhtss; Lossls, Com;
nlundcations, Chronological Record, New
Ad's. etc, unavoidably held over-will b
O. K. ina DAY ftxo, r.'t i's'"'i '.''Ti.
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

enU~Daaisl, Rarvxsxas, AssueAk ~
Deer Lodge on Thursday from Moose Greek,
certified " cittse6sof that tsplseeS5 issane
He i. about g years OF age, rather prepos-
seshing, snd ii6t vioisnt; H1 1kikS q spfiiiIl
has = mortal fsae ofreAS,y aAAassys 1.-THE
dutch ore coming out Of the haystacks. to
hang him. a thefe u danger of Iii; run
ming of in one Of his frights and psiIShihg,
be has been placed in jail y sndsrl medical
treatment and kindly cared for. Dr. Frost
believes his nsaniV.10uGSbaexoessive uss
of tobacco, aad hae hqFred the use Of the
narcotic. TkeSs2 s23S h6W two insane men In
DseEIpaoa whom the Coanty Commission
ess have to tahs chargs Of, ead Inn Ap 10
means Of facilities for The purposa We ao-
tee DR.. Mitchell hes -iassoduced . bin %
hat purpose, and trust It may be good and
haxSSa1 & X S>sra1.IS - srsar0~-a r.
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

The death Of Col W. z. Richanlson, q
Blackfoot on Monday morning last, has
called forth universal expression of sorrow.
He was possessed pf many 'aobleJ qualities,
and won al hearts by his courteous dsmean-
or SH& t0R66Gsfosg nstsfgf&Snsa ,r'a@f7s' n's
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

IN sdi Dua .sa1iIt L. sloasd edi 7o7 ~
-et iiw sw .ssii.s s2trl no nj h9mIa'
:hs1i;SGTq ri fJe1f 9d; wod 9ti
og lads ss5eiq isT3,ss gds hnstr3r';S> al
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

!. INV RA1BER SHOP. next door to seets Houss
Shaving aDd Hair Cutting done In arstclass style.
custome1 are guaranteed smooth, easy shave. Drop
IL. -.csE. - p 's.L n. SHAVER
The new North-west., 1869-12-24
TAKR NOTICE

~ All persous indebted TO WALKER 4 BRO. are
requested 70 como forward and settle Immediately.
Hay1as elooel ont fDusinea ~ aecoui8mnA - ~
tod within ten days. J. g. WILSON.
Docr Lodge City, II. r.. Dec 18th 1860. 3+&
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

i. 0yAW 1yL0s TASsjiddAy etvSsSi1eas
number of gentlemen, including Mesara
'ISvint Dj1 j1cp, Jqpesv end Q'RQDops mt In
the NEW Nosru WEST Office for the pur-
pose of taking preliminary 6tepsito organ.
i.e Good Templar',. Association IN peer
Lodxe.iEtoh 10 4A'"" ahA ''"' IA
It VA not . success-so 70 speak. .,,..7
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

NO School next week. o'Ti@'iH1
Coal oil IL %! per gallon. Zt 1@uH,-Ea
Legislature still In session. ...,,.r
All . yarn-C Christmas stockings
.-Keers open house to day-Harris
q --AbisAsy-ost-A Chsstuas spssae - >
Something to make light of-Coal oil
a Court 10 adjournel to meet on Monday.
Grove sells wood, stove length, At ts PET
cord.
j. i-::ka aid oyetuniI next spring "-Al iBuc
s'"css' ..JsscI'~- spry.s<I
, i-"When the swallows homcward dy."
All day Christians. =.a "'' t'"=.2
-Chrifmss istoSk1nxst ought to'be wen
hceiod this morning. nI 7a,n Il Aar~~,o '.5t sr!!
.-Greenbacks rate q from .insy cents
70 par, n Deer Lodge.
80 horses Of st.mpeder, down :. Bal
lsy's old ranch on Wednesday night 20 !. . .
About seventy; = = seventy Ave men
have left Deer Lodge for Cedar Greek. ,,@
i-Worden & Higgins are buying large
quantities of hay and oats at Aissoula.
---Ws updsd6had 4 therHs tin b as0sodd
Ball at the SeQtt H9qfs op Nsy. .Yrari Eve.
Oats hsve gone, in Frenchtown, fro'u
two tcents to tenn cents, xHd III Mlnouh
from two 70 six cents, 1lpee tl,e Es.sL 5.ion
The stampedcrs from Heleaa 70 Nissos-
b have averaged twenty >pfra tdaEa fof, fhe; l1l;
past ten days We set this from Mt. Meade.
They have 70 80 throush there, s@ad I'd ,set
colnted. T9-sGsr r"d,z'afS bnr r,s-af5 Gtaes5ih :
! -TUf YgIaf. p = u,- 70, l. uggaE 70 z.East
The question - 70 which, Mr. Pnsvine,
or Capt Plaistsd win sst he ISsss ofshs
Philipsburg Mill is not yet determined. hr.'
Js.,sssart y NV et hRhiiiiPsse.atE .aa1vil'i
determine the matter. -.
PRICES REDUcED.--Hair catssg y. sAa,iag =
csnts, In greenbscks Fine assortment Il gesta' Col
m, Nacktias N Aaadr tPLUxxEES OCCl0EAL
Al BARBER SHOP. Main StEeek Dsr Ledge
s&Jk.E4s F-SlAA 4-I~ ID DEgG SADAe -
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

.EII - SA
Stages 70 Cedar Creek.-Mr. g. 8. Huntly
writes % that be has established . tri-week.
" line of passenger and express stages from
Helena and Deer Lodge to within 10 miles
OF The new mines, n Az soon . TIE road caa
be stocked better i will be Increased to half
daily. The fare from Helena is $40. from
Deer Lodge $e5. Time from Deer Lodge
two and Z half days, : .T@a'ifa tA5f
~ FOR RENT.--A suit Of Ave Rooms, now oc
capasa hv tie Sss Rsaa 0lniry. nssf bcaes 1inbs
rented from Dec 18th, 1902 to Nay 18TH 1870. Large
Rooms conveniently situated, weli lsished and
lighted, suitable for Offices, business dwelling.
Terms Reasonable. Apply sooa. -
.....t 4 ~ A. F. THRASHER ~, /
- Il -7 Photographic A1tist,.
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

~ J,st ,,e,ivsa asiE 1ssGibSto oiSSsiIso,
Abi9 seg.st HsqA . las ~ q Woo,sa DssD Goods,
Cbl42 ~ Dij@sS, Di@sS ~ Cspe4 NsGA Ladia' 81
CSillei2Gasnh 1saasaA Cd elh9A Aal1ulhaDiasA
faohIonskae eooda i1.s
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

Quarts Strike at Cable. - For several
months a company consisting of Messrs.
Cameron, Aiken and Jacobs have been pros.
ecuting heavy piece Of work in the .vicin-
ity of the Cable mine. They sunk . shaft %
feet deep on the Thomas claim, and than
drove prospecting tunnel along the wall
rock 400 fest In . direction west of north.
On Tuesday, Dec. IA, they struck body of
quartz, and have exposed . face Of 16 feet,
At depth of lS0 or 100 feet. The ore 10 Of
the same character - the Cable, and If the
belief Of experis,ced miners, that thsre b
only one lead there. 10 correct, Il IL Cable
However b will take some time for the c.
be company to demonstrate that fact Mr..
Cameron II Superintendent of the Hanauer
Mill--cO O-stsmp-now standing ready to
crush from the word "go." The prospect
ing tunnel il bdng enlscgd, an 0fe win lc
delivered for reduction shortly. The shaft
is only about / mile from the mill, the.
ore coming down hill. Eleven men are at
work. When the Hanauer mill stars up,
as it will, you VIII know where tho quartz
IL coming from
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

Z 1GlNt1&.o1Gf N51ae1 sN85E EAa1c
'cSurs Hoak Narjeqss 1tlk6
No special invitations aladvsass A Agensssl
limitation . exssndsd 0uee tbe beZe I'd
gkls arsG f6lHc we s0hslssd 7kis6n
different ones Or the latter and fognd them
II enkkked % Nineteen Indifferent ones TT
tie former. Struck II rich on No. 80
Btihyu four go;od nature Iad siiiss, nd
The new North-west., 1869-12-24
nfPonrANT 1Eclslo,l.

esseoAeds, IN q 6esete the II &y d Jassisy Isso
ALL LACcOENTe = or booan WiM - - =, thae
date, ~ TAEyNU0T 0B eEzTLD leDeh9 hy oA
OF note before new ones @s Opens1. Thoss having
claims aeninae ~ vt present ftAem islne1istay for
paypeae t !ytiH Mn ,hotgs- glattg4e s-s'gt'-7s
Ja PE,lBERsoN 4 CO = Es
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

I a. wANTxD11A Iirst c,asa, saw sAlas,e N,
chine. Parties ds6iling u sen, sddreG a apply to
DANCE 3 6TUARC
~, rS1A - - !li #E.3 hyigIHJ99E rbii.HfFH ]
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

Ost srtis Dsppaa.:9a0ne of DQ4 Eodigp
distinguished attorneys was bs6dght 70 task
the Other dsy by . witness Whose feelings
he'd hesn somswhst Aart ,AH cone sathg
rude questions which ths assorney hid fsked
him when on .the sta9d, during = decent
trial-such a '.How much do you get for
tcstifyisg in thiacase," 1zLrzon
Said the attorney, on being held u account,
you should not be Offended q me about this
You 90, my friend, am . lawyer; that's
my profession; asd + want u III - casea.
Your testimony WAS rather rough on me, and
I wanted throw suulS discredassPjnAe Th0
was my play. I'll do almost anything to
win . case for any client who has entrusted
me with bis Business. Why, to win . case;
I'll offend the girl love a' the apple Of my
eye" ..n,,-.,
"well, now" said he witness, with that
explanation I understand you, and its al
right now. You see ! WAS pretty weil raised,
and, At the time, you made me mighty sore.
Ny kind old father was good peaceeb)e,
and respectable man, and therefore never
would have anything to do with copStsor Jaw
yen. He taught me- that ! lawyer and =
gambler were about on the same footing.
When grew up concluded I didnot want
to work, and had some notion Of making
lawyer Of myself, but by accident got to
playing with ''pastc-Loards," fell in love
with them, and turned out . gambler: I
have spent shout Al The little pstsimony the
old gentleman left me in that way, and I
have finally 1easaed elas 1 fellow i'as tfes -
do almost anything to win. Whenever
think I can get away with it. I'll raise .
hand steep on any one. In fact, Almost
anything to win,' Is my motto. too. But,
my friend, you're little worse than am. I
know little girl thatif I thought ''ringing
in" cold deck on the meanest enemy ever
had. would make her angry or sad, either,
III be d-d, sir; If I'd do IT," z: 'S'a
He dropped his head for moment, and
seemed to bc metlitsting and considering the
matter more fully, and then, Is II to himself,
repeated emphatically, mo, Sin, I'LL BE
DAMNED IF In no IrT~ .rc.a
The attorney was non.suited Tor about
the first time in his life. .."
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

l. MARRIED.
css 1s.s: G,:s::; e: 4: s:.:s % &.
Alice u. ucrsey, Of Bridgeport
Dry Goods, Groceries, Et Q.
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oSsf. loUIA DEEs i0psk.
j. r WILCOX A, CO,
0aoeseson 70 D. h Haadanan)
Dser Ls6gs- CITY, Hssta.a Terri. cry,
op'oHsvs - sssss sseu.psssssss.ssssfa 81 !'a s,'
FANCY. AM. STAPLE GR3cEBIEsi
..a.,t l9 sslectsd expressly tee ~ s;. .sasf3ras
F. MONTANA TRADE, -, y
which thsy propose 70 cen fos
cash, at aesffeienxssfriocs.
ha,. n .sa aaa y. aov ssstyias .'s .11- r.
DIRECT FROM TIE STATES, ,ta
largo assortment Of Provisions, includlng DRIED
:,-ro14ulFssu, - l.n baisot-ao ,<al:
CASE GOODS.
.lNoT2 .rI ,@"tIi.' fafa
y Assperior sticas q
{ 90 u n OF I.ILT
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, zNslasses, Sauces,
'''d"'s. 4 ts.,.i,.5 ~, ,:.i;.;: hnn boo
lr,,ly, chs,,s osa sA.xaa y. wlisly,
Observation-Disclosures tdsusxiaao
|sed n sss,s'ss ssialy hps II taslassss, aa oissy
as+s 49, :. .sss.toa 4 u. .
Wholesale and Retail u,s 4,
'gHilNlGi .natiaibV .EHHFlti '.a.liiis
IN WILCOX co.
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The new North-west., 1869-12-24

Mesde's Read. - On next Monday or
Tuesday "Bnd" viii spin Huntiey' 4 coaches
over Mesde's new road. Itise or 2 miles
long, level, sheltered and wen graded-about
miles of-grndins hasisg -bss1Asas -eo.iA.
II shortcns up the Blackfoot road one pile,
and tho direct Helena road s 6f'7 mijes.
lhere 's one hddee-W fea-ovss u
Blackfoot. M. Mead has h,d Siss - N.
p.oyed for the past two months, and Tie
"'s'ou's stampede couss II jul1 nght W
'emunerate him for the haavy ouslay.
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

,AGRAND srANPID3n sio";s
10 nsw going on and b Increasing evssy AaE. uh te
lsss Ennsrsoos fanoas Ns1ss1eHtaa nulia,d
Han. Deer Lodge City, and 4 10 thA snaninsss op,aisa
OF ioU MEN q .-u,,
that this Dar prospects btter &haa aay other vt d,
AN OUNCE ro rHre re,nLsn nArsn 1900
iss fair avcEsss although fsbslops Suas haze bess
made Tnts h much Better than going "'~ '''
TO CEDAR CREEK!
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

PRICES REDUCED.-Hair cattiagt y. sAasiag .
cents In greenbackA Fine asaortment q geats' Col
IN, Nacltiaa N Aaad, Il akPLUAkER6 OCkI0ENL
Al BARBER SHOP. Main Stzesk Dsx Lodge.
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

iCALsoUx-HEnaRY.-OA Doe ~, leoA, e CAsl6l
CAarcA Asi6gspDsk, Coa1ec3lcat. III. Edward 8. Cal
hoon, q Nex Yosk, ((mues1y Of MOntsna) 70 1sl
Alice II Hcrsey, Of Bridgeport
The new North-west., 1869-12-24

Dry Goods, Groceries, 1StC.
J. = WILCOX, io.iga.,- - D. y aALD8R0AN
OF ST. LOUA. DEER l0D0k a
j. r. WILCOX g. CO.
Suoeeesoss 70 D. n Haldsrnan)
Dser Le6ge~ City, Montana Terri cry,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-04-22
I'WAsHInaToN NEW

WAsHIxeroN. April 21.-Additional de-
spatohss from the North and West repre-.
sent thu recent storm as unprecedented for
extent and destructiveness,
Boutwell, forbids banks exchanging secu-
rifles in the Treasury-partly on the ground
that. the securities withdrawn are always
more valuable than those substituted
It is understood that Motley's instruc-
tlons, as being prepared by Evarts and
Gushing, will embody points foreshadowed
in Summers speech.
The stage and horse mail contracts
throughout the United States have been
awarded, There were 180, 900 bids. The
compensation, ranges higher this year than
ever before.
The Senate has ratified the treaty with
France, protecting the trade marks of
French and American citizens.
During the debate on the resolution for
the, appointment of employees to de-
partments, according to State population,
Sawyer complained that Democratic Ken
tuoky had received more appointments
than the six Republican Southern States,
and bitterly commented on the remark made
to him by member of the Cabinet, that he
must remember that the white Republican
vote OF his State wns very small, and he
must not ask too much. A Northern Sena-
tor said it must not be forgotten that the
South formerly had twice her share of
patronage. Much ill feeling was manifested.
Replying to Forney's delegation, who Wis
tied the President to-day, for the purpose of
Informing him of their contemplated
Southern tour, Grant said he was very
happy to hear that they intended to make
a trip and hoped it would be productive of
the best result. Nothing would do more to
properly reconstruct the South than white
loyal emmigration. He had no doubt that
Northern capital and Northern mon would
readily avail themselves of the superior in
ducements afforded at the South, as soon as
they could be assured of protection and
cordial Welcome.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-04-22

In China, barbers shave as il they meant
aomeshing BY The operation. Avictim gives
q thrilling sketch of the process, which was
performed without 'slathering' the face.
after the beard was taken of, q he saws.
'.the barber took a, long, sharp, needle.
shaped spoon and began to pierce nv ears.
He explored every avenue and brought mn.
from numerous little crevices, bits Of WAY
and dirt that had been aooumulating there
since my childhood: Having become salts
fled with picking about my ears, the barber
suddenly twisted my neck to ono side in such
a manner that it cracked as if the vertebrse
had been dislocated. Hold onp Ishouted,
alarmed for the safety of my neck All
right replied the tonsor, me no hurt you;'
and he continued to jerk and twist my neck
until it was timber as an old woman's dish
rag. He then fell to beating nv back.
breast, arms and sides with his fist, and
pommeled the muscles until they fairly
glowed with the beating they had received
He then dashed bucket of cold water over
me, and having dried my skin with towels,
declared that his work was DONE"
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FOREIGN

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LONDON, April 1-Noon.-Consols % !:
bond steady, at 8036.
LIVERPOOL, April 21-Noon. Cotton
opens dull-middling uplands 1917: Or
deans 1928; estimated sales OF the day Z 900
bales.
HAvRE, April 21-Cotton opens quiet
tres orainaire on the spot 146 centmes
New York, April 1--Noon.-Cotton
quiet-middlings 2s1a@2s24c. Gold 1345I.
Money steady. at Z per cent. Flour 5CS10c
lower. Wheat dull Corn 1c. lower. Pork
dull and low. at 32.O0. Lard quiet
aoP. *. M.-Cotton unchanged, with sales Of
1900 bales. Flour dull and heavy-lower
superhne State 525; common to fair extra
Southern 6.10@615. Wheat dull-spring
LOGO. lower. Corn heavy--new mixed
Western 80(992: Pork firmer-new 80. 1917.
Lard quiet. Whiskoy 90 Groceries dull
and quiet. Gold 34M. Money in fair de-
BALTIMORE. April 21.-Cotton nominal
Flour active but weak. Wheat dull-choice
2.2l Corn dull with light receipts-white
oO(982; yellow IS. Provisions and whiskey
firm. SOD
CINCINNATI, April 21-Whiskey quiet, at
~; Provisions firm, with full sales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 21.-Middling cot
S0h @ zoI-.sales $500 bales. Gold 3411aa
Elour dull-superfine 5.7O; double $50.
Corn Corn ssteady-white se 76(@7S; yellow 8O(@85
Lard dull and unchanged. Sugar in good
demand-common 9(010 Molasses scarce
-,fermenting 81. Whiskey and coffee un.
changed.
MOBILE, April 21.-Cotton dull and de-
1nand limited with sales of $50 bales-low
middlings 80; receipts 1853.
AUGUSTA, April 21.-Cotton dull and irreg.
1lar with Gales OF Ito bales-reoeipts co.;
middlings nominally 26.
SAvANNAH. April 2I.-Cotton dull and
nominal with sales Of $50 balss-middlnoa
27; receipts 703
CnARLEsToN, April 81. Cotton dull and
nominal; sales 13O bales -middling 27k@
%; receipts 279. .. ....l.,...7 >AS'
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

Under order Of Judge Of Probate, er parte Jacob
H. Wells, Observation-Disclosures for sale of
Real Estate.
I N pursuance OF an order made by William Hut
Il son Wigg, Judge OF Probate for Richland
County, directed to me, I will sell, on the FIRST
House, in Columbia. within the legal hours:
All that tract of LAND, in Richland County, on
waters OF Griffin's Creek, containing one hundred
and forty four (144) ACRES, more or less and
bounded by lands of Jesse House, Isam House,
Gilbert Garner and estate Of Singleton. Being
tho land OF which the late Robert Brady died
possessed.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash enough to pay expenses
OF these proceedings, and one third of remainder
balance IN twelve months; purchaser giving bond
with mortgage for payment of purchase money
Purchaser to pay for Stamps and Papers.
April II NTH p F FRAZEE q r q
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9FoREfGN 4 ia,ws.S

LoNDoS April 21..4A special edesfatch
to the Mtw York Herald, from stis city, says
that. il ls tundefstood that the American
planatiois 10 references to The seizure by
British pfacfals Of the american schooter
Mary POWELL This fact taken in ic6rnec.
tion with the reinforcement G of the Ameri-
can Aeetin West Indian waters, creates q
sensatioh in commercial circles.
HAyAfA, April t. It is reported in Mas
sau, thft the Insurgents have closely BE-
sieged 9rlnidad.. Troops are hurrying from
CienfleSos TO its relief A commission ap.
pointedby Gen. Dulce to reserve the pro-
ceeds AZ tho confscated property Of tho
insurgents, has oomnaenced the exercise OF
its fundtiohs in Paris.