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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-15
TARM FOR SALE.-A SPLENDID

TARM FOR SALE--A SPLENDID
n Farm Situated nine miles north of Dodgcvllc,
i. consisting of l40 acres of land with road run
ming through it. About 80 acres are under cutiva-
ton and 100 under fence. Good, thrifty or
shard, in bearing condition. The Farm is well wat.
cred by springs 70 of timothy and clover, and
the hest timber in the county There is good house.
with eleven rooms, ci4tern, cellar granary, &c The
Farm would he sold cherp $500 or $500 would be
taken in cattle. Terms: Half cash. balance on time
Also have 1sc acres at inc Timber Land, which
will sell cheap will sell the timber as it stands,
in pieces at from to five acres would sell the
timber and land together, in tracts % forty
Sacresi
Also: DRY CORD WOOD and FENCE POSTS for
sale at all times
For further particulars apply on the premises TO
ISAAC II. FAM,
Or TO WI. WRIGGLESWORTH,
S-tfn Chronicle Office.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-15
Harrison's survey.-Lots 22s 22s N 2S9 243 PA
255 1853 267 26S.
CITY OF MINERAL POINT.
Secoud Ward-Viiet's Survey,


Second Ward-Yiiet's Survey.
Lots 6, 7, s. Parts lots 9S, 81 95. Part of lot
81 Lots No 81 IS, l2l 1T lot 122, pit lo l22. Part
lot 81, pit lot 81 Lot No. o. Part lot No. so. Part
lot 122, pit lot 122 Lot No "a PIT lot No. III. Lots
No 81 80. West % feet of lot So.
Staveey's Addition--Lots No 40, AZ, H. "a, IS, 10
IIarrson's Survey.-Undivided x oflot 2i9. tnd-
vided "a of lots POI, 202. Undivided % of lots III 2lS
Parts Of lots No. $780, 49, All Of lots No. 23S 245
246 III 2lS 261 262 269 go 223 224. Parts of l. Is
Ne l76 17S. 100, 1911, 1885, 200 Undivided n Of lot
No 49, East side of lot No. 1913.
Twins Addtion.--Lots No 254, 26S, 222, 22l, 93,
235, 90 49, 49, 27s, II, u, 126, l2. South % Of
lots No 81, 81 SO.
Toay & Brewers Subdivison.-Lots No. 6, 8.
First Ward--Vliet's Survey.
13 feet of lot 49, 20 feet of lot Al Lots No. 81 90
46 TO- 43 feet in lot IL. Part of lot Al.
strongs Addition-Lots No. 8, II, in block 26, lots
No. g. A. 5, 6, Z, in block rs, lots No. l. 2 3, 4,
in block "a lots No 4, 49, 10, in block 81, lots S,
I G. S, g. To- in block % lot 8, and part of Is, in
block 81 lots No 2, 3, H. IL, in block 81, lots No.
H. r. and parts of lots No. A. 8, 10, in block AZ.
uarrison's survey-Lots No. las, JAG, 272. Undt
vided ID of Out lot &c., 164
Taylor's Addition. Lot No. &c
Strong's Ateration.--Jots II, 1870 feet off lot 10
Lot 10 except - feet off east side.
Strong's Second Alteration-Lots No. SIS, SO.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-15

MINERAL POINT, April 49, 1870.
Wheat, No. ], Csc, No.. 2, Coo Oats, BIC; Corn,
New, soc, Old, Soc; Flax, Best. Sl60, present dev-
cry Barley, 45@65c Hides. Green, $685. Calf,
s0ll0c Dry. i29l5c Wool, Unwashed. 20c, W ished,
$780, Iogs Live 70754F ID :sCattle, 4@6c Butter
23c Eggs, 15c Potatoes, 45c Beans, 81 5oe9200;
Blsck-.Jack $1,000 p ton; Dry Bone Sl4 90 = ton;
Lead Ore. slo@t5 q thousand lbs Wood, $5@$6 p
cord; Flour $2lOlgS2.50.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-15
nDWARD CRoNiN, A. NJ

TDW ARD CR0NiN, A. NJ, NJ. d.,
n. (GradHate Of the University Of Pcnnsyivania
AI n Class of 1872 and Jefferson College IN Class
OF 1874 Student Of the late Prof John X MITCHELL "f
Phil After rs years Of practice he feels competent
attand TO all cases that may come unIer his care
In Mineral Point and vicinity He would inform the
eubc that he has permanently located III that city
ONCE his residence behind the United Staes.iofe
lat above CD. Jtrnes' Residence. v6lu
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-15
T O O. II.

TNODGEyILI LODGE. No. III meets In Odd F"l-
lows Hail, frat buii,ling south OF Court House,
every itur,I4v ut O'clock Members visiting the
willaga are invited 10 attend
O. r. ASHLEY, N. G.
W. J. PRInFarx Secretary.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-15
MASONIC.

JNODGEvILLE LODGE, No. l19 r & A. ~. holf
their Regular Communications ON The LIST a"'
Sd Fridays of each month
CHARLES BISHOP. Ser'y
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-15

IOWA ENCAMPMENT. No. n, 1. o. q, # meets in
cAd Fellows Hall. first bniidng sout,' Of the
Court House ID and 18th Tuesday evening of"ac
n.on.h. % ASHLEY, u =
X II EvtNs, Scribe
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-15
Advances Returaed-;36o.

Jas Watkins, Linden low. County, Wisconsin.
I'd. Ayrts, Mineral PIT; & .
VIM Lewis Dodgeville, 90
Ihos. Kent, Linder,
JAS Cody, Highland. '
Frank Spicer, Pine Knob,
Jas. Wasley. Highland, Iowa o
Il. Harker, Linden,
E.p Robinson, Highland, :: :. !"
Vial Bro. Linden,
Vim. Biudck, 1Iifiin,
Geo. Billings Martinville. Grant County, ''
Lewis Anderson, Highland, Iowa
Melville A. .Parmly, Avoce
Robert PrinSle, Dce'own. Grant
VIM. b. Westrope. Cottage linn Lafayette Co, Wis
Nj. b. Young. Glen Havsn, Grant County, Wis.
John Yarcoaitt Little,
John Bennett, Lancaster,
John Mckenny, Little.
Hon. L. ". Joiner, W yoming Valley, "
". Lewis, DndGeville,
An I many others.
hot all the farmers of this Country. will under
stand al d appreciate this trouble between McCor.
mick Bro and myself give me such c. edit as am
ent titled II for sustaining loss and standing mp for
right and Justice for all farmers who deal with me.
still contirue to se NIL first class Reapers. Mowers
and Threshert. Among them are the following:
Woods Reapers & Mowers.
Buckeye
Ohio
Nanny
New Yorker"
Vibrator Threshipg Machines.
Pitts Masslllon WoCrster
Thresher.
Also any other Reaper, Mower, or Thresher made.
at the lowest price, aud all kinds OF other ta' IN
machinery JOHN STRACHAN.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-15
STATE cpu of % Hr S6%s' IS

STATEMENT OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF CAN.
yASSERS
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-15
THE MARKETS..

DopGEvILLE. April. Is, 1870.
Flour "a rs MS2 so Dried Cuirants 10
Butter roll "a ID % Dried Apples 3, ID 12@l6
do tub IS Raisins D. ID %
Eggs u doz 1212 Prunes = 10 70
Potatoes " bu 45 Whitefsh, Is Dbl GU
Onions a. bu. So@1 90 MackeraI y Kit 3@s3 %
Tea y h 25@2 ~ Cod flsh y 10 ~
Coffee y ID 25G3O Lead Ore u 1000 Az U"
Sugar II ID l2a W20
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-15
Nj A II II i T. ID

Chicago, Ill, March sOth, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
COTTON MARKETS
March 8-Cotton stead


cHHissroS c. March Section steady and IN fair demand Mid
dS, rec.pi 80 bales; bales; stock 23Od bales
Ssv,NSaH Ca s-Coon declining; Middlings zOic re-
cents liza 95 bales sales 400 bales stock
bales. -,
SoEoIK Va March 8Cctcn dull and prices have declined &c.
Low Mngs lg dl9ic receipts %S bales eIportseoaNise 40
bales; sales 60 bales; stock, tBlJ bales
BALTIMORE March 8COou dali aud pnees have declined !e
Ndipgs 2lc receipts 1870 bales coaEise IS bales total J5
bales; sales. $50 bales; stock. 1880 bales
ALvksTOS MschSCotton quiet and weak Good Ordinary
8dlgyc receipts 100 bales; eIpor-to Liverpool O5 bales 10
Bremen 5y1 bsos sales 800 bales stock, 1850
balesN
ORLeANs March 8Cotton quiet and weak; Mdngs 2 n
Pie 1914 bales, cosstwte - aes total 1891 bales
E1ports-To Liverpool 553 bales 10 Hare 1913 bales Sales 5000
bales 247.5l9 bales
MOss Ala March 8Cotton opened firm bat closed heavy Mid
dngs $50 bales; sales 1900 bales OF which 500 bales
we're ST evening" stock. - as bales
BosrON dull and prices lowers Mddng nc net
receipts S bs coAstW 20 bales total 26 bs sales 3O bales
sOck. 70, 800 bales
wise 4gi bales sales stock ~ 81 bales The market is
fist Good Ordinary quoted at IL; elsie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
nnMEsrIc MAREtIs


B.rsoEz, Jtfci 8Coon dal sad Ieat' ililg 2c Faur
sr 81, re but prices nBcbsugd Wbeataty
ma - o. torEWbi.e. 9!a3ic iei'a g0Jr Oss sifad
iOac Ee doh GUd uOGnsi Puys qe a. Yesterday
NtHs,-- better feeling 90 SlQ 2 OF.
PuL,rgrEA 8Co'ta lofer sd u'cLatgei. Mfdugs.
2sdIc FoUt DELL North Western Extra Fau ~5aS =; Penn
sali d. $50 81 other grades Hnchangei fou-hnal bususs,
nuc5Au.ci n steady Corr unchanged Data steady
iJH3c Petroleum du Crude, Zoe Reln1 H.c 'oHeeo liD
4c, god AuHses and Sugar Prov Sons dl sld d,
H"ss POrt, 81 LGft. lfdSlc WHISKY steady
s=t sl'as0lrL Cloyeseel.- ~ fjd4a FsHee1 80 q.
ALblNr y i harrl tNLest quiet blt tun Rye t1f'utlg
snai sS N A % 90 Com ~ tetsf supply bot dan hed At '@
- " o. gts Bailey fnn and active sales mOsl! o. ls't
f-ius Oa.s bim Of ~ am fjr state
O,as9 Atci &tlour .ag1 bot good demand Aes '
w. % 80 s or So / Nrfug 4bd 10 % for Amber WINTER
- Se 50 " Or White ana s1dt7 % Tor Double kItrs Wheat
fgf % u-c41g..; 30. Milwaukee Club, "is = ~ ID
70 tt d. Cor quiet a. 81 o. Barley oonp1 90 =
NJ ~ . pf bottled col IS f1f ufboed y cat NH Feeo 70
go 's.s-' Shorts. 80. SapuFs +23a ~. Ntlng' SJa
- " r g4f. hust Ifr-1s li"uf 10 Boston. o5e 70
N-atot 9, 80 A.r l-l Gsn I'D Nil Feed 90 Boston, 30 "
% Nfs 9oit F5 ~. 90 albany. p Gel y Goa.
Nd'a Mfl tiIr'fI.o tte1.y 500 ilm ~ 10 %, lufnF
'Ir'm selling folrdla % - 5y0Ha Is for Spduz Ei.ras
taNu lt' % irt Ao sellers 40 NE il The snofbOJn,
s4i 81 "a Corn steady Tor No. 3; b10t. for fTaie;
H- erro11 stead q c M no T. C5c 0Ns~. oats besyy II
80 - 70 ne ca u o,06ic Tor No BaTey Hoa1al o. %
80 - NJ ts-es dali al yJe AeIs P0rk oeeAssl SJ&l9ei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09

,-sr. apparently new. Is selling al l9d2lc. MIX
ur, j. generally abundant on tie platform. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


tn,op. Nsr,t oil uCoqs', opeoea a. ~, 90 ''n 9.s
,rl s.arL luteI >iae IveI"rut' bcuds 1907 - i'' &
- I 'g fe1-iort- 3d. IRE Railway shares p iM'o' ''
5ss ltil. Atlantic sug tIelt Western % ,...,,. o..
lvgrFooi- March s1' mCo't"n opefei trIi h"l''9
N.iilug Orleans. I,i Flour sinner but unchanged
l.,,0os March ai:i uUriei states Five "rtt b"ir w.
ar ,sua II TO-. IelfrIes 81, Ede Railway tlare' i'''"
rrfrs.s
IvtgrooL March g-l:a0 mile market Tor rs sni 1rc'
Manchester heavy Mhe q cena tr aNiioihl' Nl't
= f'I NJ Red Western az t16 fr Red "h'rr t''
WLrts srot .of tle u ules DAYS BOO li' al Ape
na frI, % & .'L for NesI Caua CYIn. - quarter ''
tlr,rtat
P,rs March s-TLe Eour,. opened quet teates "a jc
sSrvgsP March 3fero'cum oleiel trm a. aiL 'f SHa4,
Ute.
,Uye1 March sUpied s'ates F7erse1 5oads opened Ora
D. '.f a. o.t
H.yss Ne Co,!or oTersd heavy, bon sPo sni 'ao'
tae Ndlbogs sfo4t. lyyt yer cat.
BFFsEN March Petroleum oIfte i nm and unchanged
hAEbCse Upcu,d tuua - ufebHro ' scn
Pas Gsre' a.Tbe Bourss closed quiet 20 BE
l0rD"N March Sf:S u-tauso closed ~ ~ Tor both none!
aaG ihe account luGs States FyeT.eu bonds, It3 J, 1863
90. -. l'ei ~. Ten foiies 81 Eue Eaes, sbgcs ~ lIns
Ersrss, ~. Atlantic aud Great Weem ~
LsfErOoL harcE 3-f5' Cotton dl N li.nf IT,
lsds lli Mo1iug orleans Ia, sses Of The 5000 Ls
-odug IVG for export sud speculation Cheese n yer rtt gr
che bet ssdes 81 American Fine Lard fa t or per cot
LoSDos March 81 usett oil active A3iGA:k 81 NJ tn
IaloS ras.rr a. 45 sU4i PER crt
uAvsr Nset 8CouoE Market cte Ques az .ar q1s,,o
AU~5er March aPetros0n closet qud ,1I ilr Of ~ ilae.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09

The ,rtrld decline goll lessons the shipping F'ae o.
.uos,t',n. much extent some eh"ob se'I'
tets lo Tue 'p''-
Son st'ni Do ourI,,u $500 Weyt.rn Southern.
NO''lsI az sSat m L Sp1 : 3 % & seas 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
lows sod CbicfeuS.
SOIL ~ a. III


stock 81 POTATOES IS s very large and trade so~ Al DE od
s aug Of them are uusOuud White onions nearly out 81
ne len are selling q and upward per hJL Iurups ana
., are higher w dollhouse eucumbefs are teluZ 81 'yc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
SinantiiaI.

MORRIS WILKINS, Auc,ioneeE
EXECUTORS SALE of STOCKS and
II BONDS a. AuCTIoS..K H. LuDLo" CO. will sell at
EIcb.ee S,lesrom No II BItESy (aLE ~ oepER OF TIE
100 shares Confidential National Bank par 100
leo shares Fourth National Bank par 100
50 shares National Bank Of Commerce par 100
so shares Metropolitan National Bank, par lO1
shares National Mechanics Banking Association, 80.
60 shares National Of tue State Of New lOrk lOO
20 shares National Park Bkbk par 100
80 shares Corn Exchange Bspk par 100
100 shares Manufacturers aud Merchants Bank, 100
l2O shares Home Insurance Company, par 100.
aud Mechanics National OF HstUOri
par 100
IAsbses Ns-deu NatiouA Bank par Is
IA shares Mechanics Bank Of Sew.Iisven pN6l
II shares WATERBURY Bank, par 80
81 shares New Haven County Bank, par 10.
rs shares Delaware LacsWhrna aud western EAHoA1 COMPANY
$50 n.
Booth and Hayden Msnuiacturps Company
(Wsterbuy) par rs
3t3 Waterbury Brass COMPANY tNserbury) pa %
ESQ shares American Pin Company waterbury, par Is
Russell aud IRWIN Manufacturing Company (NeSBaD
PARIS
fOi Bridgeport Steamboat COmlsBys Bonds : 600 each
: 600 Morris and sssI Railroad Convertible Bonds
A. MASrERT0N)
s J. HARRIOT Executors.
ll01 r. g. ROLSTOS)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09

and geese arriving somewhat freely o me e And
lo Of I've ducks was sold a. zoe y 10 Ocops OF
.es sell i2dlJc Dressed poultry 10 good demand
Islm .e turk.ys particularly called for. We quOtei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
WEDNESDAY, MARCH .. 1870.
Sails bp Sutton.

A RI NOTICE.
~ By HEsRY IT, LEEDS MINER -
HENRY IT. LEEDS Saesroom. 70 NDAmpSs A'1 -
Reade -sts Art Gallcues. BIT AMI 8l9 Broadway
GREAT SALE or FIRST CLASS
OIL PAINTINGS.
art overs that We sh'
sell by auction on TUESDAY WEDNESDAY EVENINGS M.n
IS and 6 LEEDS ART GALLERIES the collection Of nr.sr.
L. PRANG Co. Of Boston comprising all Of the ORIGINAL PAA l.
CROHOS abd PUBLICATIONS OF
pictures the collection NeIs
American and foreign n
Also the collection Of gentleman Of this etT Among he o
the following artists, viz
Geo Inncs. Eastman Johuson T. G. Brown.
J. Y. keusett, A. T. Tat, CoimSB.
mo-. "a y Moran NJ. y De Haas.
n Hrevoot T. 81 Speoeey o. G. LAMBDA.
W. NJ Brown. v. Grsnbury, y. toIdel
A RI,selock Forbe, A Bes,Adt.
J. A. Hekkbg, A. Marie, T. ko.s'tsr
Il. Adams g. H. Nile. Peel,
Rob,e i Coon,B, H. Ferguson
r. I,h,icho, i Nnryiller H. H.. q. Sioas
X Schesoger. DO Nos, H. Won Ne'eh'
Van Wyngser W. Cruickshand, lemnshs
A. Conier H. RoRner, "i,srL
And others equal celebrity including some b1e wafer no
They w be Exhibition s1d after NbDNbSDal 'us 'h 'n'
until sale, day and evening
Catalogues, will BE- by mail N requested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09

Rtpor FOR the ending SATURDAY. more; receipts L'1o
,s lille spy decline in prices there Il az h
l On me-, A the market the low ruling Of gold and sdVsne IN
-. et,hrr the d1luess and lower prices OF oops
,d tending check operations here IL extremely
vii l8dlOe thfsOgh pre-
~ , o. pay 2 something sufficiently fancy eoaid be nsn
lie extreme dfculy making cash saes a. al 70 60 1,e
ot Of - baet part State and part western was s'u ~
r.s " rue hut not arcy. There sale c old pops We
quote . -. 80 N 40,
, Choice New = j...2n d23 Eastern, nev. .'.'.o GU
dIO Meanings
.4,,.',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
MEATS.

sueb for week 7l8 go packages l'rd a5
aoA bbs and terces Get Beei' ueatJ uncntnfl J.
Mutton
| ,-f The debiug Of gold teud 10 lessen the
,t Receipts o! 2V Western dressed hogs are tePo
,r he A--k. We quote:
.',..lO 43 POrk City dressed Wessru.ll ara
sr.r, dressed . oh state dressed, .l2id5
l,s-s Hog dressed milk rs ali HeaVy.... ....'!Z dZi
C,r,1so .....Il Gfl4 Western dressed. II pll4
Lotion qrme carcass .....ll ala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


N,r II HI hale. Cotton nbls four 5et4 BUSH Wit
Ia. b T So bush Os!s 700 hush Malt 3pp bush Bar'ey, 1
@ r. .HI bags Cotton Seed - cass Ashes ~ b- Corn Meal
Dora Meal, Too bs BackNhest Flour, tij hills Refined Pc
.- lf- rt.F Beef nkgS Cot Meats 40 tg Lari i ts
,sln a. k Butter 40 boxes Cheese ai hh> l' lob PKG
l.. ig i 4, Ur- Fut. u bbls Copper 81 hls WHISKY l@
,.. Weed. q. 33 sides Leather 40 f' $50 bl
49, al s Tobacco, 20 Tobacco As boxes Ai1rrl
BAL. rtst., toz,. Tea 80 bags SuIusc, VS. hbis Sup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09

A. AueuoneeE
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Broadway, cor.
ID ubtSs, of Books WORKS PAnes Goods Furniture. &C.
WEDNESDAY. March 9. alta p H., .n,
MISCELLANEOUS AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKS. Pamphet li'ilH
Scientific and Transactions OF Learned Soeeues ALSO
A number Of new works o Agriculture. Gardening &c
THURSDAY aud FRIDAY. March 10 aud II, AZ O. 70.
COLLECTION OF VALUABLE BOOKS in the various depart
them fne Eugh editions IN goo bindings
SON. scarce books many illustrated Also. number OF popular
Prenc works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09

~, ali the butter COMING
% a.. Ssts and the hsreuess OF the western msAsus
rs,o T,s hone that OF sound Sse oae' w '
ivssens ne ,sre ace shipments areAdy As samples
'into We note god Leafs 20 Ntsn hos @ -
aste tsusa tvb RON Couuty At Csc 81 Co
id Of ID er Nth ,msl diaries from same county at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09

closed son 81 g Is a ,', a., ss,, A., ~, RI M n as
i"a s ~ T Ss T'S% r and b 70. sHS S Live
quiet 90 4ass ~ for sgcher &c lsS =, by iSG s copS S
sS t aS' P3,s ~ b own Wheat eSSU. Corr bash
{ i"r Ms6 SfoSsco steady Cotton nominal Flour heavy
Sp3 kIrs = TO- sp3s p"gS' B E1 - 80 sa s@st 81
Treble Ertra 80 d 50 50 Wheat hesU Spring DECLINED "a
Al 10 strictly 49, Corn heavy at 73ese fsSN
75a77c White. 'Geoc Oats DECLINING sales 49, r a. ss
Provisions demoralIed. nominal Cattle steady at % d 20
phne Choice 81 for EItIs Live Hogs steady vonI s1
bbs Wheat 1900 bush Corn 1890 busAi oa'' 'O'
DEfRor March a-whes, declining; HI. White 81 2'i No
- u Oai. &c Barley unchanged An ann .,,s. lower; No
ToLr9o M.Ies Mse', d' esu A%Ser Os
Red 81 ~ Red ~ G6t Corn sr%er No ia q, :, s buyer.
o s N'T 500 Sab Whss bush Cora Shipments
-GS sS PG S.r geo SS fS Sa, s
CCIp-eothing doing Oats oa,es s S |" soc 'O' w.
'' Ms as March scooa receipts 6] bales. tpoTi' t2
bales Floor unchanged Corn &dgo oa's ~, Shisst. sc
% Four dull at 81 ass for Cts Ground Spring
wbe, Inactive Corn du nominal at 7d7s for New and va
ss Tor od the the track and the latter the eGVa
0,, sd Rte neglected Barley Inactive bat unsettled through gold
Fluctuations Peas Bomny CSC Pork dull at go Lard da AZ c
Hiehwiues neglected. retailing at eo 80, =, q, on,
LOUISVILLE March 8Tobacco active; sales Of Ia hhhs AZ -
IS s. IS for LO.i 80 Tor Los GT DG
Shoulders. Clear Rib sides l5ie Clear Sd's lsie bsh
Cured ; s;t G Is Fs s Ei, S' da :.
CNCsN.rL March 8Flou UNCHANGED With moderate local oe
Sie RE dali at aoaS Barley unsettled Cotton dull aud unsettled
Mde, 2O a9o Tobacco dull and dropng sales 40 hsSs
Unsettled AID pomiSal Mes. Poil as BuR M:ats-9le for
S here Is much s than vas expected quotations nothing
Exchange steady at lO on Dnng par
for no. l. size for &c. Oats declining; No 39c Corn stead, At
sSc for New Rye frm At ec foT No dressed v os nes ~
1000 bbs- Flour
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-11
COBB SHERIFF SALES.
Printers Fec S t

WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in April next,
before the court house door in the city Of Marietta
Cobb county, between the usual hours Of SALE, tie
following properly to wit: The south east half OF
t of land No 625, also eleven acres more or less
rather in the north west c"rner OF lot No. 013; aFo
thirty nine acres more on less of lot o. ga all in
the 18th dist and I'd sect Of Cobb county and CON
tanning in the aggregate seventy acres more 81 l-~s
Levied and sold for the purchase money, to salts
ty two Justice Court II as issued from The Justice
Court Of tie 1874 Dis, G. NJ. of Fulton County III
favor of A I. Hill against w. A Robinson Prop
ety pointed out bv plaintiff This March 9th, 1870.
Al.o--at the same lime and place two lots Of land
Nos no, known and lanyard thereon known the
Wadsworth and lanyard place. Levied on the
property OF the ttrndan' G. ID. Phillips Ia satisfy
Two tax ifas for State and County tax for 1868 and
1862 Levy made and returned to me by s. GoIhani
Lie.
Aso-at the same time and place two lots Of land
Nos Sal and 692 in the 10Th dist and End CT of Cobb
county, known as part Of the W. a. Appling p ace.
Levied on as the property ofhe estate of WA. APP
plinu deceased for State and County tax of lS6S.-
Property pointed OFT by G. NJ. Manning T. c.
Levy made ard returned ia me by $. Gorham. l.. G..
Also-at the same line aud place lots % land Nos
404 All 479, 4s3, in the 10Th district and 2nd sect.
Levied upon and returned to by 5. GorlIam, Con
stable bg virtue of one tax ia for $l93 90 and
lesued by G. NJ Manning. I. G. William Ph :
lips for State and County taxes for the year lo6s-
Levied upon as thu property OF said VIM Phillips.
Also--a, the sa!,ie time and place, i3ts OF hand
Nos. 4G4, All, 479 and 453 in he 18th dit and ID
section Levied on as the property Of sid William
Phillips 10 satisfy one ffa issued 10y G. Nj Manning
T. c. for SlG9 and for State and county tax for
the year 1869 IS sad WIN Phillips.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-11
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRACY.

Mr.. ADAMS, Of Massachusetts,, pro.
poses to ignore "dcad issues'-incInd'
ing negro suffrage and ofice-holding
and the recent amendment of the Con-
sliiution, accepting the fact, in all its
length and breadth that the power of
Congress is now limited alone by its dis
erection. The issues left are to be pure
ly upon administrative policy.
Not so the democracy of Connect
cut. The State Convention recently
adopted the following resolution
"IicsoIoed. That the State of Connec-
ticut is day the same free and indie
pendent State that it has been for more
than two hundred years, with full power
to declare who shall and who shall not
be clothed with the elective franchise
within its borders, and when this power
is forcibly taken away and its ballot
boxes subject to the hireling soldicry of
the General Government, the State will
have lost It's beasted sovereignty and
become degraded to the position of a
conquered province"
1t is well, perhaps, that some of the
old lcavcn of democracy should be pre-
served; bnt we submit, that the South
is in no condition, at present, to be ben
Gifted by it. On.the contrary, the new
" created vote in our midst, torbids that
We should be, as matter of policy, par
ticuIarly stringent in affirming the above
resolution. Congress has left us no al
Tentative but to make the best of the
situation.