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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-29

Anna Dickinson attended one of Olive Lo.
CAMS matinees in Philadelphia and present.
ed the fair lecturer with bouquet. Which
goes to confirm the story that Dickinson is
counting Miss L.
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CoSTUMEs....DO MINOES. ASKS
MADAM GROUX,
C0stumer for the New Orleans Opera

COstumer for the New Orleans Opera,
V3....,.........OONTI STREET.
After twenty years experience in this business il
this city, and an annual visit to Paris during tina,
time. she can guarantee to the pubic entire salts
faction. Her stock of FANCY COSTUMES, DOMI
NOES and MASKS, Of every character. is unrivallsd
in the Union.
Persons desirous of attending Fancy Balls viii
please give her call uoI3
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n w. BOTHICK.
UNI r t KER
No. 347 Camp Street, Corner of Dalord

Parties in want OF METALLIC COFP ms would
do well by calling at T. W. Bothicks establishment
and Examining FAY'S PATENT SELF-SEALING
METALLIC CASE and OASKET. for which he il
the sole agent Warranted to be indestfuctible and
air.tight, and for beauty OF finish can not he OK
2elied-surpassing any others ever manufactured
Rosewood, Mahogany Black Walnut and ali othey
styles OF Oofnns siTays on hand ie2ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-29

AL meeting Of the Board Of Directors, held On
sixteenth instant it resolved that g dividend
of twenty I'VE dollars per share he hereby aec!a-eo,
&c De credited TO the unpaid stock notes.
ID. MICHEL, President,
FRED. DEL BONDIO, Vice-Prefidert.
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The above statement is just, true and correct
transcript from the books of the company.
d. MICHEL, President.
T. MAIZE, Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me- at New
Orleans, on this sixteenth day OF pr, &. D. 1870.
JOSEPH COIN, Notary Pubic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-29

The ready-made clothing business of
Boston amounts to upward of $40, 600, 600
per annum.
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The Amnesty Question in Congress.
MAsurNnroN. Feb. Is. 1870.

The movement toward a general am-
ncsty OIL the part Of Congress has ut last
assumed positive shape. This morning
the Reconstruction Committee directed
Butler to report to tho House bill by
which Congress transfers the greater
portion Of the pardOning power to
The United States Districts Courts.
Il provides that every citizen disftan.
chiscd by the third section of'the Four
tccnth Amendment, except persons who
have held commissions in the army or
navy, or have been members Of Congress,
shalt be restored to all the rights Of Citi-
zenship, on applying by II petition 10
such Il court IN any State or Territory
in which lie had his home during the
war, setting forth what office he ever held
under the United States prior 10 April l,
1901, which by law required him TO sup
port the Constitution; and, also, in what
manner he had given MD or assistance to
tho rebellion, or whether hc had'held my
Office under IL State or the Confederate
Government, or either Of them, during any
part of tho war, giving particular de-
scripti0n OF the act done and Offices
or places held by him in that behalf, and
that he therein Nnd thereby renOunccs all
allegiance or icalty to any supposed gov
ernment heretofore set up against the
United States within the SamC and that
lie truly intends hereafter to act and con.
duct himself rs II true and loyal citizen,
and will bear true faith and allegiance
to the Government; thAt he has not
done since June l, 1865, any act Of hos
tility to the United States, or committed
any crime by violence against the laws
thereof, or against the laws OF any State,
and tElt he hns not endcav0rcd since that
time by force or fraud TO interfere with
the civil rights Of any citizen, or toprcyent
the freedom Of election or Ofspeecll. That
from that day lie las been well disposed
and goOd citizen, and that he prays that
his rights bC restored 10 him. Ills petl.
tiOu Is to be sworn 10 in open Court, Nntl
Is to be publicly advertised thirty days, ut
the end Of which time any person may
appear and oppose such petition; but
Il there be no opposition the Judge can
issue a certificate to the petitioner,
whGrcupon his disabilities shall be re-
moved. If there be sufficient evidence
showing why the certificate should not be
granted, then the petitioner Is forever de-
barred from relief, except by II special act
Of Congress. Nothing IN the act is to be
construed to restore any rights Of proper
" heretofore lost or forfeited by any citt'
zen, or TO allow my claim in Congress for
the same. When The bill is reported MIR.
Beck, Of Kentucky, will move to strike
out the exceptions of cx.army and navy
officers and cX COngrcssmcn, and General
Farnsworth, n Republican member, will
move, as substitute, that NIL political dis
abilities of the citizens Of all the States
whose Legislatures have ratified the Four
tccnth md Fifteenth Amendments be re-
moved.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEw York, Feb. 10.

NEW YORK, Feb. ~.
The case of Rosanm Rogers was con
cluded yesterday, in the Essex Court. by
verdict Of guilty Of manSlnughter. The
Jury was ont 81 hours. In the verdict
the Jury made strong Recommendation
TO tic mercy Of the court. Sentence was
not pronounced, and the prisoner was re.
mandcd. She is said to have expressed
her resolve TO commit suicide If the trial
resulted in her conviction.
4 Byron banquet is to be given in this
city on the 2jth Of April next, the ami
vcrsary Of ByrOn's final departure from
Finland, by Il large number Of prominent
bankers md lawyers, who propose by this
homage 10 the poet, To testify their repro
bation of the ISLANDERS hCapcd upon his
memory.
The Faculty Of the College Of New
York, dismissed Cighty.six students lust
week, for proving deficient ut the cSamt'
nation.
meeting, yesterday, Of the crcdi'
tors Of lIOlstcAd, Stiles ~ Co., wooden
goods importers, Of White street, they un'
animously agreed to accept the cOmpro'
mise OfGj per cent, payable ut three, nine
and twelve months.
The wcst.sidc elevated railway, will he
opened to the public on the 1st OF March,
At special term OF the Supreme Court
held in Brooklyn yeStCrtlHy,by Judge Pratt
the recent decision Of Chief Justice Chase
holding that tho principal aud interests
Of all contracts entered into prior 10 the
passage Of the Legal Tender act Of July
l1th, 1862, arc payable in gold, was prNc-
ticaIly applied in the case Of Johnston
I.cakc r. Alfred Doubleday and SothCrs,
plaintiff sued 10 tOrcClOsc mortgages for
81 900, dated July lst, 1857. Judge Pratt
gave Judgment in favor Of the plaintiff for
the principal and interest to be paid in
gold or the equivalent Of gold In green
backs, acting under the United States
Supreme Court decision above referred to.
II Is said that Bankers. Brokers, Insu-
rance Companies and business men In all
parts of the North have sent word 10
Southern lawyers and business men, that
they shall moi take advantage Ofthc recent
decision Of the Supreme Court relative tn
contracts and mortgages.
The question OF ScCtarlAn schools en-
cites much attention. 1t Is under discus
sion in the Legislature and much OprOsi'
ton Is shown TO the taxation Of citizens
for their support. A petition to the Gov
crnor, calling lllsattention to the unCOnsti.
tutiOnality Of such II tax, and asking him
to have the law repealed which author.
ICES the support Of such institutions out
Of the money collected rs excise fees, Is
receiving signatures,
The EWniRg PGst says: Our private
correspondence fully confirms the report
that tho French mission to the United
States has been offered to NJ. Provost
ParadOl. Whether NJ. ParadOl will QC'
ccpt this position hNs not trNnspired, hut
the presumption Is that he will.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, Feb. 10.
The weather the past week has been
cold throughout Europe.
The new tclegraphic system is hardly
completed, anil the complaints Of delay
arc still numerous. The usual channels
for messages haze been temporarily clos.
ell in some instances, and In this city a
great number Of dispatches must first be
forced through pneumatic tube half n
mile In length TO post office before they
get on the wires. The sGrvict, however,
Is gradually becoming better and better.
The Telegraph Q4ibCrnD reviewing the
debates in the House Of Commons last
evening, on the occasion Of tho intrOduc.
ton of the Irish land reform bill, CX-
presses great satisfaction with the pro-
cccdings. The writer thinks that the
real union of Great Britain and Ireland
may bc dated with lust night, The new
bill is SO perfect that it is invulncrablc on
all points.
The Standard CONSERVATIVE organ
urges mn inquiry into the alleged cruclties
ofFcniRn prisoners.
The House of Commons held n brief
session to-day. The proceedings are un-
The Nova Scotia ship Riva, was lost of
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the Coast of ofLlncolnshire. She was bound
10 Boston with coal. Eight lives were
lost. The bark Undine, from New York,
was destroyed by fire at NottcrdRm.
FRANCE.
Another Tragedy in Paris.

Another Tragedy in Pafh'
New YoRK, Feb. 10.
Late Partisan journals show that the
nOtOriety achieved by TrOupman, has
produced an epidemic Of crime In France
following the execution Of the POutin
hero. 4 terrible tragedy Inns occurred in
the Rue Dc FaubOurg st. HOnOre Fran.
co.'s, q f0otman, residing with N. Lombart
formerly French Council General in In
din, having quarrcled with his mistress,
flew at her with knife anl severed her
head almost from her body. The murder
was committed in tho presence Of the hus.
band, who Is u paralytic, and was unable
to move from his seat. Francois give us
bis motive for the crime, that his mistress
had charged him with stealing 4 bottle Of
wine and getting drunk. After his arrest
he took the affair very cOOlly, md asked
for water to wash lllc blood from Ills
hands, Three other French murders arc
reported.
Seven Journals Of this city have been
officially warned this week.
Last evening great crowds Of people as
scInbICd at tho reunion in the Rue ST
Martin Bcllcvillc. II was suppressed by
the police without disorder.
Sill another prosecution has been COM
mencel against the .Mr%iidiSe for viola
ti0n Of the press law.
Continental blnks are generally rctluc.
ing their rates Ofintcrcst.
All the great powers Of Europe sustain
the Russian government in its demand
upon Switzerland for the surrender Of the
iGlOn RebellogefT.
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TIE Legislature yesterday rcCeivcdanl
accepted an invitation to attend lecture
under the auspices of the Library ASso-
citation by one Wi diMMt DR.. Louis Dos
Silva, who represented himself us late
Surgeon to the late Mr.. MnXimilian. InOr-
der to prevent disappointment; it may be
well TO say that Monsieur Dos Silva will
not lecture rs aforesaid. lie imposed on
the too conGlding committee Of the AssO,
cintiOn. Whoever lie Is, and whatever he
is not, he hNs disappcarcd-gOne nobody
knows where, unless It he where the
wOWlhinc twincth. lie asserted that he
was present at the execution of the unl0r'
tunntc Emperor The committeeman
who were sCducGd into lecture engage
mcnt by his engaging ways, only regret
that he was not executed nj the same
time.
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BEFORE our nGighbOr rCcurS TO the vote
If two Of our Congressman in favor OF
labling the LOughridge initiation rcsOlu'
tion, and indulgcs any further dcnuncia'
tiOn Of them, II might he well for him to
look again at the vote lie will find quito
n number Of staunch Democrats voting
alongside Of our Representatives against
inAation-such men us Brooks, of New
York, Gctz, of Pennsylvania, Bamum, Of
Connecticut, SloCum, Van Aukcn, Ran
dali, Woodward, and several others. An
analysis of the vote shows that it was not
II party vote at all. Both parties divided,
and more Republicans voted for initiation
than against. In favor Of taOling the
resolution were 50 Republicans; against
60. In favor Of tabling were II Demo
Gratis; against SO. If an affirmative vote
on the motion was such M offence us our
ncighhor thinks, what does he propose ia
Ito with such Democrats as Brooks, Oi
New York, and Woodward, Of Pcnnsyl'
VNNiNp
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Cincinnati Market.

:, CINCINNATI, February 10,
GIlAIN-BarlGy- Unchanged. wheAt--QuiGtat at
a 0TDl 10. Corn-StCady at 1OfDT9c. Oats
Firm at 69lGSiC. Rye-In moderate demand and
IIF1n; dstlllCrs offer S5GGS8.
COTTON-Dnll; mlldling 2ic.
WmsKY-FIrm; closing with no sellers below
lioGs-DuIl at s. TS192J.
FROvISIONs-Mr POrk-Dull and nominal.
Bulk Mcats-NcgiGctcd asking rates lOEc for
shoulders, 14k&t4iic for clear rib and clear
sides. EIacOn-ShOlldcrA dull al I2KC; sides fir1n
ut l5!GGBl9Sc; but held NC higher at close Sll.
gar Cured li9ms-Dull ut 1IXGIsXc.
LARD-Dnll at l4h6iB%c for steam and kettle
rendered; no demand, and liiOSe rates arc nom.
lnal.
HUTTER-FImcr: fresh 9OGS8iC.
EGGS-StCady at lGill0C.
CHIRSE-Fifm at 1GC0l8c,
OILs-LinsCcd Oll-0G&L93C. Lard Oil-Dull at
81 4OltI 49, Petroleum Unchanged.
SEGDs-COvGr SCGtl-l4SC. Timothy ScCtl--
30. Flax SGrt-GOOd demand and atlVnnccdt to
$4il! TO-
GROCEHlEs-Sugar- Steady; New Orleans lie
l3c. C0IGc-Flrm ut BlJ9lc. MOasscs-F Firm;
New Orleans 1GGDT8c.
GOLD-117X huyiuG.
ExCMANdE-E61.lO per cent discount buying;
MoSET%NIarkct easy at SOLO percent.
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Commercial and Financial.
wheeling wholesale Market.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 10, 1870.
GRAIS-ExccOdIngl dull. and prices nominal
WhCat-WC quote white at 81 2SlbI 80 rcd 9OC
to $lO5 Coril-75c: Rye.-7s0c: oats-4Oc. Bar
FL6uRSQulCt and arm; we quote fancy
at 50 70; rcd wheat family s. bGIDS 7S Ry[
Flnur-$5 7GGG %. Buckwhcat FlOur-4i&c q Eb
PROVISIONS -POrk-SGw Mess so 90 y barrcl
BaCOn-lIams 19c; sugar cured breakfast bacon
1sc. I.Arl-l6XC In tIcEcCs; lSc III EcgS
EGGE-l8C y dozen.
RUTrER-92c for best roll; common grades nc
TouLrRr DREssED-Turkcys at 1Gc; Ducks l9C
Chickens 16C, and Geese &c D b.
POTATOEs-GOC Y bushCl.
APPLEs-GrCCn 2 bbl. 81 2569 90 dried V1St
2 NJ, owing to quality.
Sour BEANs-$2 20 D bushGl; extra Navy q 70
GINEESu-GSC 2 b.
FEArWERs-!5c Q h for live geese.
RAGs-4c 2 n.
NERSwAX-SCc.
uAr-lIalrd $40 . ton; loose $ii OC5bl5 90.
COFrEE-Fair 10 prime Rio 9(t9ic.
SUGAR-Scw Orleans 1a%D14Ec; Porto RlcC
l9iBliXC; Cuba 19SlbI3JSc; A colfee lSc; u do
liSC, and Crushed 1Bc.
SYnTis-B baltimore TO0TSc; New York TSGl
II TE4%GSapo%lSr 81 Sool 75; Young nysOn
a 80bl 10; Black $lGbl 10.
CANDLES-Star 90G99c; city mould l5c.
SODA-lIfb8tfc In kegs; 0 cents In papcn.
SoAP-Family GHc; German 8Sc; Eastern II
on.
CmEEsE-WCstcrI. Reserve 10c; Goshen 9Oc.
STARCII-S1ES4c; Maizena, 120l4c.
DRoONS-$3 SOfbb 80 n dozen,
SNUPF-7}f615C; do In boxes Of Xix dozen g 30
TOnACcO-M Manufactured unchanged; Navy tiSlG
&c; dark IOs and ~ 6S0T9C; bright l0s and ~
7UdtN0c.
SiIor AND LEAD-Bar Lead l9c q h.; shot
g u z bag.
OILs.-Llrtl On-$1 IS for extra winter strain
Ctl. Carbon Oil-31c, no charge for packages; OF
&c and charge for package
InOS AND NAILs-COmmon bar sizes, 3'iltlXc;
horse shoe SIC; heavy bands IS6s5kC; hoop iron
and light band GNlOc; round and square 3ai aiGIIlc;
oval 4%GI5c; haH oval and half round 4HGE5Hc'
Horse shOcs-Eastcrn 81 2JlD7 Is 2 kcg; Pitts:
burgh 81 OOlDT %. Nall rods lGIOc., Nails. l0t!
to G0l. 81 n; Sd and 0d 81 20; Cd to I'd 8 %: ID
and ID 8 q; Sd 81 90; Cd 81 q; 3D. fine = %; 9d
GnG $8 2S.
SALT-Dalry g 20; Ohio River g 2S; Mus
kingum 81 90 p bbl.
GLASs-FlrSt quality Sxi0. 81: loxl2, 81 70;
second quality sxlo, 81 %; IOxl9 = % = box OF
70 feet. Discount 10 per cent. for cash.
SEEDs-In good demand; FAX seed dull at
81 O0; Timothy q 1905 10; clover 81 9S{t9 70.
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Under AND BY VIRTUE OF AN

TTNDER AND By VIRTUE OF AN
~ order Of the Supreme Court Of the State
OF New York, made Ht special term thereof
held In the City Of New York, IN the I'll day OF
August, 1859, "ln tho matter Of the petition OF
the Trustees Of tho ltlthbOnG Petroleum Com
pany Of Wcet Virginia" appointing tho under
signed Receiver Of all the real and personal "a.
tate, debts property, equitable interests, rights
and things In action Of Enld company, tic under.
signed will. on the eSTI DATo or MAUCiI. 1870, ,(that
being a court day between the lOHrE Of 10 \. VI.
and 4 T.. NJ, sell ut pubic auction, To thu highest
bidder, ut tho front door Of the Court House Of
PlCaSantS county, State Of West Virginia, all ihr
right title and intCrcSt Of the said The ltathbOnr
Petroleum Company Of West Virginia. Of, In mud
to the following real estate situated In the county
and State last mentioned, lying on French
Greek, and INHntcd Ms follows to wilt: Begin
ming at stake and two sycanOnrs. painters IN
TnylOr's linc, thence north two degrees east,
eighty poles TO wlItu Oak: thence north sever
teen degrees cast, Glghty.fOur poles tn black
oak; thence south seventy degrees CnHt, ninety
nine poles TO a stone pile and pointers: thence
south twenty-five dcgreGS west, one hundred anu
slxty.sIx poles to hickory: thence north eighty
seven and half degrees west eighty eight poles
10 tho beginning, containing one hundred and
two acres by survey, bG the same more or less.
Being the EATe premises conveyed 10 the said
Tho ltathb0ne Petroleum Company Of West Vir.
ginln, by John q. Adams, personally, and ~
Trustee, and Henrietta Il. Adams, his wife, by
decd dated the :sOih day OF May, 1875 and ~.
corded In the Recorders OillCG Of Peasants
county aforesaid, In Deed book No. !, pages 81
and n.
TERMS OP SALE-CAsh In hand on day Of sale.
The original title papers, abstracts and maps Of
tho foregoing property mNy bG seen Ht any time
before the day Of sale. upon application at the
law office Of Sands & Wilson, PGrGcrsburg, WcSt
Dated, January i9th. 1870
JangO.Gt.Thu Receiver. &c.
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TmElIousc Of Delegates llascntcrcl upon
an investigation Of the case of Superin
tcndcnt MCFADDES, Of the Pcnitentiary
The report Of the Joint Committee i.
not considered conclusive by many mem
bcrs, and they Nrc unwilling to turn out
the Superintendent without a careful scrrl
tiny Of the whole ease. The testimony
taken by the Committee is TO be siilcd
The prospect is that Mr.. MCFADDEN will
be fairly dealt with and removed or re-
tanned according rs the actual facts may
condemn or vindicatc him, and That II
will be some time before the case is dis
DOScd Of
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CHICAGO.
Family PoisOned---AbscOndin
Brewer.

DECWGEs
4 Holland family named BHnkGma, re-.
siding in "A Lake street, composed Of
husband, wife and two children, were
poisoned last night in some mysterious
manner, but ii Is supposed from eating
from kettle of mush which was found
standing on the stove. When discovered
tic wife and one child were dead, and it
is pretty certain the other child will die.
The man probably recover. The casc
will be investigated tonight.
1t Is pretty certainly Hsccrtatned, that
Adam Bairclc, the well known brewer,
whose mysterious disappearance has been
the subject Of newspaper paragraphs for
the n.st three or four days, has abscOndCd.
lie 6stensibly started for Calumet, to pay
or the hands employed in his brewery
there, but did not stop. It's NScCrtainCtl
that lie was labOring under financial cm-
barrasmCnts and he has 0bScOnded.
to escape their responsibility. Ills liablli'
ties amount to about $4,000 held by
various bankers, brokers, &c. His assets
are said to foot up about 100000. His
wife took her three children and len yes
tcnlay, hut whittier she went is not
known. BaiCrlc had ut least $4,000 with
him when he lctt,
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 10

CINCINNATI, tcn. ~
4 memorial is circulating throughout
the city for signatures, asking the Ohio
Legislature to consider the feasibility Of
extending the payment Of taxes to the
9Oth Of February and August, instead Of
December md June, us under the present
law. The move originated with the
heard of officers Of the ChamberOf Com
merCe.
Preparations have already begun for the
great National Shooting Festival to be
held hero on the first Of next September
The Western FrCcdmCn's Aid Commits
sion held their annual meeting to-day
Reports from various officers indicate that
tlc educational work among freedmen L
progressing encOuragingly. Oyer @C
col6red teachers have been furnished to
tllc common schools Of the South, The
Commission had real estate worth more
than 100000. They complain that while
demands on them have increased thcis
receipts are falling off
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Chicngo Market.

AuIGAHO' FN"IuuIy ~.
FiOUR-QuICt and unchanged.
GRAIS-Hhuat-LOw at SIC for No. and
RIHGl82C for No 2, closing at size: sales for El.
turG delivery arc almost exclusively In option,
seller March, at SA(tS2%C; In the afternoon the
market was quiet at BlSGbSlaatC cash and Keller
February: SIC hid seller March and S2Ac asked.
COrn-NCry dull for old and no demand except To
All shOrta; EAlcs At GlISIG9IC for No. 9, closing
at outside price; new and no grade arc without
material change; very little doing In options at
Galic seller month and TOGTO4c seller March for
No. j. In the afternoon tho market was dull at
GlIt GI70c. Oats-QulCt: transactions aru prIn.
Clpnlly options; sales Of No. 2 In store ut 38TGb
8SIic and fnr future delivery at 3S%G}Siic scllcr
month, Sslic buyer do, 3SliGt!SSIGC seller March,
3g%6t39itc buyer do. &c buyer April, and 89&GL
3gIl seller do. Ryc-Inactivc and neglected at
&c for No. q DaFlcy-ActIvc and aFm at 74c for
No. 9.
CATTLE-In good shipping demand at q 800
q q for iIF hutChCrs md light shipping stock;
a. Il, for good and & sN1s IS for choice to extra
premium.
II0Gs-ACtlvc on packing and shipping account
nnd prlceS steady: O. 5000 10 for common to ex.
ta prime lots DrCAsCd-BettCF: prices ranged
at &l0 OOfbiO 80 and closed Arm at $40 OOGlO %,
dividing on 40 ms.
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Fieudish Murder in Virginia.

FORTREss MOSRoE, Va, Feb. H.
a most brutal murder was committed
in Norfolk county, Il day or two since, at
n place called Hickory Ground, the pAr'
ticuIars of which are us follows:
\ negro family named Seguinc had n
boy in their employ, whom they sent to n
grocery store 10 purchase 81 worth OF
pOrk, giving him $40 note 10 pay for the
same, and instructing him 10 be careful
and bring back the change. The boy went
to the store, purchased the pork, and re-
turned, hut on the way back he lost the
81 change. SGguinc charged the boy with
stealing the money, and gave him IN
llnmercilill beating with horScwlip,
breaking his cOllnr.bOne. On the tol.
lowing morning the boy started of with
the intention Of having Scguinc arrested
for beating him. Scguine, fearing the re-
suit, started in pursuit OF the boy, accom-
panied by one or two Others Of the fnmily.
They overlook the boy near u piece Of
woods, into which they dragged him, md
in their ticndish rage cut out his tongue
by the roots, after which they ended Ills
sntferings By cutting his thrOat from car
to car, and hid his body In the woods The
bOv's absence was noticed, and inquiries
were made us to his whereabouts, Re.
cciving MO satisfactory information, sl'S.
piCiOn wns aroused, and number Of ne.
groCs started in search Of the boy, whose
lmiy was found where the Scguincs had
left H.