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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15
= Universal Suffrage and General


The election Is oyerl the battle 10
won; the Republican Party isin power ;
RepublicAn principles prsvailthroughout
the State, and now in the hour ofvictory
we say Universal Suffrage and General
Amnssty" to all. To say nothing Of
its being the watchwofd Of Republican
institutions and the great bulwark Of
liberty in this country. standing pledged
as We do to il In our platform Of prin-
ciples, 4 Il duty we honestly owe to
ourselves and to our party elsewhere 10
strenuously advocate 1t and thus carry
out in good faith our promises in this
State. We would then urge upon our
press and the leaders Of our party
throughout the State to use their strong
est efforts 10 have the yoke Of political
disabilities removed from one and all -
Not that they all deserve 1t, for there
are many lsoms in this community who
BY far are more suorthy Of the hangman's
moose than amnesty from the govern
msnk Yet We believe In the maxim the
greatest good for the greatest number"
and have every reason to know. by far
the greatest and most respectable por-
ton Of the white people Of this State
have, BY the sad and bitter experience
Of the past few years. learned some wis
dom. The history Of reconstruction in
other States of the Sonth Is still fresh
in their minds. The ruinous policy Of
the white people in those States, togeth-
err with the past lew years Of confusion.
anarchy and bloodshed enacted there,
have been wildly presented to their
gaze, and in the language Of q poet
: The strongest plume in Wisdom's pinicn
Is the memory Of past folly"
With such examples before them !;
with q determination on their part to
shun the like fate Of sister States and
with desire to have this vexei ques-
ton settled, % that peace and quiet may
reign within the borders Of our State,
they, cut loose from the corrupt ring Of
politicians. will move along in body as
tas people for The peoples good. in the
grand work Of reconstructioD, feeling as.
sured its Accomplishment will not only
ful6ll the demands Of msgnanimous
government and merit the appreciation
Of the Nation. but win bring peace, pros
perity and wealth within the borders Of
Mississippi.
To these people. no matter what they
may have formerly been guilty Off their
treatment towards us--no matter what
their feelings and conduct may have been
in the past in their blinded wrath and
prejudices, encouraged and urged on by
designing demagoguss, We will now as
cribe the same we asked for ourselves in |
the past. A free and fair expression |
2f sentiment, mltrammeled from any
sources.
Believing in the fundamental princi-
pie Of our government that the " govern
nent rests upoa the consent Of the gov
,rned p" that taxation without repre-
is unjust" and that these SEN
iments Of pure Reconsideration is truly |
embodied in the great Union Republi-
AN Party " Of the Nation, We in this |
,nr hour Of conquest. with the eagles Of |
Victory proudly perched upon the ban
lers 81 Republicahism in Mississippi, in
hat magnsnimous spirit which well be |
comes victors, cry out /" Universal
Suffrage and General Amnesty for one
md all.
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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

N 4 Ii hPARfIES indebted q the
IA WoodviiIe Republican, either for
Subscription On Advertising, afe request
ed 70 come forward and setiIe up with
out delay. The amounts due are small
aud Jon all haze money. Call at the
Republican Ofice, up stairs in the Court
House.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

WAsHseros, January Ain the lists
reducing the rolls Of, the New Orleans
Custom house, Col. Casey suggests the
following names as not required : Nc
Million, Thompson Horn. Parker, Van
Worthei, Moore, White, Norcross, Ste
phen J. Hill. Woodleaf, Twichell, Stock
dale, Murphy and Kearny.
Internal revenue. receipts today over
100000.
The following dispatch has been re
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

RElaolous sERvIos. THE Rev. Jas
stntton, viii preach at the Presbyteri-
an Church, at IL O'Clock tomorrow
morning, the 18th inst.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15
HEADo'Rs, AusrIs, TKxAs,
Jan. 3. 1870, 7:30 TN.

To Gen. ,. T. Dent, sec'y to the President
All the counties in the Ststs have
been heard from officially, except four,
and those are heard from unoficially,
but reliahle. Davis majority ia the
whole State is IT'S. An official report,
through the Adjatant General, for the
President, will be sent as soon as those
lour counties are made official.
(Sighed) ~. REYNOLDS.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

A new paper has been started at Ne
ridiah. Mas, under the name Of The
Mississippi Agriculturalist,' published
weekly BY 8. o. Theilgard 4 Co.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

Y Y. ! } 1 8 S..'.' r :
Branch Jordan,
VIM. B. Davis.
Levy 4 Miller,
Va. Ais. Pts. VI. IA.
ny VIRTUE of the aboye
- stated writ of ri. Fa's. to
me directed by the Honorable
Circuit Court of the United
States. and the Honorable Cir
cult Court Of Wilkinson county.
| will proceed to sell for CASH.
to the highest bidder at the Court
house door. in the town Of Wood.
vile. on
MONDAY, the 7th Y
day Of FEBRUARY,
A. D. 1870, oil the right. title
and interest of the above named
defendant, in and to the follow
ing described tract or parcel Of
land, known as the !" Cane Ridge
place." lying and being in Viii
kinson county and State Of Mis-.
sissippi, containing about $500
eight hundred acres ofland, more
or less, in township three, range
three west, and bounded as fol
lows viz
North by lands Of J. ". Davis
and Smithland plantation, east
by lands of James A. Stewart
and George H. Poets. south by
lands Of Robert T. Lesley, wet
by lands Of estate Of Thos. Crow.
deceased, except so much as is
exempt by law, from seizure and
sale. tsl'
Also The following described
tract, containing twenty acres.
more or less, and bounded on the
north by lands of Robt. 4. Lees
ley and Vincent Row, east by
lands Of Vincent Row, south by
lands Of estate of George B. Col
ller and west by lands Of George
Fl. Poets.
Levied on as the property Of
defendant VIM. B. Davis, and will
be sold to satisfy the above stated
claims and costs Of suit.
The sale within the hours pre-
scribed by law.
w. H. NOBLE, Sheriff,
and Deputy o. s. Marshal,
BY ]. M. MILLER, Dep. Sheriff.
Sheriifs Once, Jan. Is. I0TO.tds
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

ny VIRTUE Of the following
- described Executions to sell
Judgments for costs, to me direc
ted, by the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Wilkinson county, / will
proceed to sell for CASH, to the
highest bidder, at the Court
house door in the town Of Wood
vile, on MONDAY, the 7th day
Of FEBRUARY. next, i. D. 1870
all the right, title, and interest
Of the Plaintiffs in and to the
following described Judgements,
to-wit,
Jesse Krewson. Judgment for
A. M. Stewart. Sass 90
With interest at eight per cent from the
18th Of May, 1867. Amount Of costs, $22, 10
Jane Brannsn, Adm'z 3d.. Judgmen, for
Alex. Newman. $3.50 90.
WIN per ccut tutokeet, lfUm the 10Th
Of May, 1867, Amount Of costs, 80 s5.
r. 9. NcGavoct. Judgment for
Jas. +. Brown. s4sa So.
With per cent interest from the 1eth
Of May, 1857. Amount Of costs $50 IS.
=. O. McGavoek, Judgment for
Jas. r. Brown. sa2s as
With per cent interest, from the 1eth
Of May 1867. Amount Of costs, $50 So
Adolphe Kaiser, Judgment for
nishs d I Kaiser Z Bryan slr 20.
With 8 per cent interest from the 22d
Of May, 1867. Amount Of costs, SIS so.
sallie J. Fort. Judgment for
Geo. ". Jones, siio is,
Of May, isci. Amount q costs, ~ ~ Is. -
Richard Lloyd, Judgment for
VIM. J. Bryant, $3.50 IS.
With per cent interest from the 18th
Of May. 1851 Amount Of costs, s25.
VIM. D. Winter. Judgment for
FL. Graves ss,sss ss.
Of T N.Y. s ''Rs sss,si sss ss g ssA
y. n Arnold 4 Bro. Judgment for
re-. Graves, ss1s 70.
With 9 per cent interest from the i4th
Of June. 1851. amount Of costa. $50 S5.
h. 7. Arnold 4 Bro. Judgment for
John Havsrd, ssli 60.
With per cent interest from the 18th
Of May. 1867. Amount If costs, so 40.
Z. T. Arnold 4 Bro. Judgment for
Tease Ogden. s4ss 50.
With 10 per cent interest from the 18Th
Of May, 1867. Amount Of costs, $40 40.
y. T. arnold 4 Bro. Judgment for
Archy Hscrsins, s7ss %.
with per cent Interest from the iesh
Of Nay, 1857. Amount Of costs. t2z 70.
4, 7. Arnold q Bro. Judgment for
Geo. ". Jonas, sisi %.
With 9 per cant interest from the 18th
4 Nay, 1857. Amount q costs. so 6.
The above Judgments to be |
old to satisfy the costs now due |
on the same. ard the costs accru. |
|ng for this advertisements |
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

Attorneys end coasfsQofs n Ldle.
WuL promptly attend 70 III 'bnsifSAe
w entrusted 70 thar t1fs. 1ol'6S oI,so-e
,its ths old Plspisfs Dslk. Vooifdls. 4.
W. /. 1nsa =
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15
WANTED,
Seventy-Five Laborers for the
YEAR 1870.
Cslsred Wen, Attentisni
GREAT INDUCEMENTS.

TX GOOD Hands are wanted on
y one Of the largest, best and most
fertile plantations 10 Wilkinson County
for this year. The most liberal con-
tracts will be made, and opportunity
given to industrious hands 10 secure
pleasant and permanent homes. APP
ply ct once to ss.'fs9' s''-e-qF'T = sis
". H, NOBLE. Sheriff.
Jan. l, 1s70tf sF''
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-15

Revised Rates from January /. 1863
TO ENGLAND.
Letters. IL cents per half ounce.
Newspapers. 2 cents each.
TO FRANCE.
Letters, IL cents per quarter onnce.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Nav YoRK, Marrll17.

1n..e NEW YoRK, MarCh17!
The day opens cold and bright, twill
be celebrated with unusual icrycncy by
the Irish population. h, The procession will
DO imposing and long.
. At a special meeting Of tho Finance
Committee ot tho Cuban League, yester.
day, It WIS resolved that the Lcaguc will
moi solicit pecunlary aid from persons who
arc not members Of the organization.
Tho report so generally published tothe
effect that Mr.. Charles Burt had resigned
his position as agent Of the Eric stock
holders Protection Committee, was entirq
" without foundation, and Is denied this
morning by tho Tribune which says Mr..
Burt has not been dauntcl by the ditilcul.
ties In his way and that he hRs no idea
orgiving up tie work hc has undertaken.
There has beeilMD failure in serving the
necessary papers upon MessrH. Gould &
Fisk, and that English shareholders may
depend upon Mr.. Burt's energy and peTsis-
tency IN prosecuting tlIiS latest Gtdt 10
protect their interests. ..-...
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Tho Flint Fruits Of the Rebellion.

uG EkAlk NAAAsO 80 we AAANSAAAVNS
The speech delivered in tic Senate Of
the United States Wednesday, by Mr..
IlEvELs, a black man, may be found in
another column. There Is nothing re.
markable In tlS speech itself; though It Is
i tlr. prod1ctiap and; up toStheayF5ge
capaGtSIoH . hilhbera q ybitS md@Benin
that body. The remarkable thing 1t seems
SO hard to realize Is that tllcBpeech should
lie made in that place by ono Of the
despiscd and prescribed race who from
the foundation Of the Government down
to this time have been denied all yoicc
in tho Government, Ten ys4rs pgo u
free whitc citizen Of tho Republic would
not have dared avow in the. State Of Mis-.
slssippl his belief that HrRk1t r. REyErs,
or any other one Of his rNcc, had any
rights, civil, political Or PERSONAL that u
SoHthGfng gentleman like JEFFERSoN DA'
Wis was bound to respect. lie would
scarcely hive dared claim that u negro
was a human being. To-day tIIeman who
was then by tho cruel law Of so-callcd
Republic mere cIlattel, stands up human
and hrcsSarmed with thN sglf.lfeteGtiag
po%s5of citizenship, and sbeaks IN the
highest forum ofthc nation words that will
be heard and commented on inR all the
civilized countries ofthcSlFth.3 a.
.. The incident is unimportant in ITSELF
Mr.. REvELs is no more than any other
man. 1t is important only rs showing
how irresistible is IN idea tbaSel On ab.
stract justice; US illustrating how won
dcrRlIy the war educated tho country up
to the standard Of a pure democracy, and
how readily the American character
adapts- itself to ncY circumstances, sub:
dues It's pfetudices and accepts fixed facts.
There Is in it, too, a suggestion that with
the political 6haanchieIn ngn ofi she col.
ored race here, the Republic enters upon
new phase Of existence; that what has
been hitherto a'governmmt only Tor one
race may in the future take on u more
cosmopolitan character and become not
only, as otiF Fourth-of July Orators gush-
ingly declare, the refuge Of the oppressed
Of oil nations" but of Gll races.
The experiment Of harmouizhg different
races under ono political system is upon
us. Whether we like it or not, the cx:
clusivcly "whito mans Government" is no
more. Colorcd citizenship is to be here
ailer feature ofthe Republic, andit is tho
duty of the white race by friendly en-
couragcment, by education and improve.
mcnt, to make tho best Of it. It is no
use 10 complain Of what has happened. i
was unavoidable. There could be no other
outcome of tho negro question. The cs-
tahlisllment OF Slavery on our shores
rendered inevitable the Gacts Of to-(lay,
From that day 10 this, effect Inns but fol
lowed cause in logical and, mCxorqble
sequence; and beginning With tho first
imported slave we end with the first
Senator.
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lTHElyE willbc Il profound ,gIPdpess this
mdrhthg wherever the telegraph reaches
nj the announcement, thistimc filllycretli-
ted, that tho long missing Ggor Boston
llasarrived nj Queenstown. There 0re as
yet no particulars, but slc filct thatsAes sygs
towedin By nnotber, stcd.aeildiascsSIle
caiss ofdGlay tShavs IestI ~ hutfidedg
the disabling Of her machinery and nd
verse weather. II this announcement
creates IL glow of feelingin those orus who
have only the interest Of common hu.
mna1tyin;thS pctsCnssttus rescued, what
must bc the emotions of those who had
kindred and friends on board tic unEortu-
mite craft.
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CUBAN INFFARS. !
New YoRK, March II,

d
The Times ~HavanG correspondent
writes that the correspondence Of Gen
Rolotr Inns been captured near Villa Clara.
The documents contain great deal Of
interesting information about the insut-
rcctEOn, proving beyond doubt that
Fredcricko Capida has gone TO Camaguy
to assume the chief Genernlship Of tho
Cubans; and also that arms md ammluni.
ton, and especially clothing, Nro very
scarce. But tho item Of the highest i'm.
portance is contained in tho letters Of AM
tonic Hurtadodel and Gen. Stowe Herman
dez TO Gen. Carlo Rolof. announcing that
they have formed independent clubs for
opposition to annexation. 1t appears that
they are TO oppose annexation to the Uni
ted States under any circumstances,
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Tm rapidly approaching practical en-
fnrccment, Of the Fifteenth Amendment ~
disturbing tho cquanimity Of even the
Democrats of. Delaware Tho Delawa-
rians of that persuasion residing in the
pleasant village Of New Castle, feeling no
doubt that the eyes ofthU Eohhtfy We're
upon them, have formally decided that
tlicyI will hot lreqnest u qGqtca hAptO
vote their ticket, hut shall negro ask
them for one Of their ballots they will not
r,dcly refuse to accommodate him. This
Is kind and considepte, US well q pppte'
anil couhlnrends itseli to the a6ti.FtNscnth
Amendment party throughout the land.
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
-." NEW YoRE, March II,

New York Money and Stock Market.
I ~" 1,' NEw YoRK, March II.
, Further developments in regard to tho Wall
street GOrgUrlcs were the chief topic Of eOnyCraa.
tOn In 6hGn6lGl leiCclea today! The losses Of
hankA ills stated will reach one hundred thou.
OanA, and th0AO Installations arc quarrGllinG
among themselves where the loss shall fall. There
10 q growing lncaSlnea4 In regard 70 now issue
Of gold eeFh6atGd a. they arc not 10 well guard
cd against the alteration Gs tho arbt certificates.
To-day q, innmllar Of brokers wore sending 70
their respective banks o. memorandum OF every
cheek they drew. no a. to prevent ceFtIhe1tIon Of
altered checks. Another forgery has come 70 light
involving loss Of forty thousand to broker
dPnl. pcrSOn called upon ChAs, ppget Go.
with q letter Of Introduction from ther BALTIMORE
correspondent, and gave an order for torty thoA:
sand dnllan OF bonds. Tho order was executed
and the bonds delivered in exchange for the
check upon tho Ninth National. and apparently
duly certified II prove forgery. An unEnccess.
check 6t K6mp, Day 3 Co, AltGrcd IEom SO to
S669S IN aimIlAr method. Tho swtndlCFs arc
not yet discovered --...I..,. .,,E.....
The goli room was scene Of animation. There
were Wide fluctuations this afternoon. AthtSt It
TySS rcpOFted that tho Ways and Means Commit.
tcU hAi pb6trouCd the confederation Of tho Fund.
inc I'M tntIl af(er tho Tariff bill had boon dlS,
Dosed OE This caused an upward movement IN
DPemi6Ta, which waS checked aud the market Of.
fIrwNrtS turned downward by the announcement
that Secretary Boutwell, was before tho Commit.
tOc pressing the majority Of ltA members 10 Fe.
mort the Funding bill Immediately In ltS original
ShApc, Including foreign agencies and the per
cent commission. sill later II was reported
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Cincinnati Market. p.,a
M rIail Tlial ondmiA4l, March II.

,lfl gllii 1Ntai CINCINNATI, March II.
FLopH-U -Unchluged.
GRAIN-Whcat- Dull; amber red 81 OS41 10.
Corn.Dulf and lower; white 76fE78c; mixed 80
76c. RIe-Stcady at 6a0S9c. 0Ats-Dull at 81
e r. No. S3f SS Il g; .pRaS SsGiSG asasi ga af1 g.
COTToN-Flrmer; holders arc asking higher
rates: mlddllng 2i691Ke. "''.'.
ToBACco- -Firmer under light receipts; sales oil
% hhds. at 81 16Ni625., .-..u
WmsKT-Ileld at Die for wood bound aud Nc
for iron bound, withA light demand. 70 -
'PRovISiokS-Dull and easier. Mess Pork
go 00D96 25; with sales Of choice city brands al
tho latter rate Bulk MeAtB-a4c for shoulders,
10, 18X814c for rIb. clear rib and clear sides.
BGeon-Sho1lders lOkc; sides 14H@14Xc' ioT
clear rib and 1870 bEc for clear. 6ug9r curcd
hams 16JE0l7Hc. :. !, .2.S.,,'
BuFTTR-UnchauRed cog 90 .'.
EGGB-Higher at e5e. '.'
GRooERIEa-UnchAnEed. W -
OnS-Dull and unchanged! -I..|.'l
GoLD-Il2 buying. ''g- 's'
ExCHAN0E-Par buying. -"i '"'
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An explicit statement elsewhere, lliade
by McSsS. SAMUEL LAyGl1IlY; and L.. Z.
HANSON, committee q tho Chamber of
Commerce, shOwsjuSt whEthas bem done
In regard to tho disposition Of the funds
in the treasury Of tho Chamber: Out Of
Is members, 20 vote to donate them to
the Childrcn's Home; four vote to refund,
and four have not been seen on account
Of absence The fi6ls,, some 800, 50 to
tho Childrch's Home the best disposition
wC believe that could be made Of them.
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SAFETY OEsTHESTEAMERC CITY
n 81 oF'PoST9N.S 1 II
lIleIoicings .In EngIand.
The Arrival al Queenstown In tow Of
Another SteRhfGr,-
',''7 !, :, ~ I0@.l 7'i 'ii1LoNDoN, March Il.

- = +u"a inLONDOhtl AlItGCu H.
At dawn yesterday copy Of a private
telegram was handed to mo by the Super
intendentgot tho Stock RxclMngc TelG
Erapl, office, announcing the arrival Of TIC
City Of Boston Mt Queenstown In tow Of
tho City Of Durham. Agtespatch had
reached London by way 0f NLanchcstcr,a
course not unusual in cases Of gorge on
the direct Liverpool lines. The news was
accepted here without question. The
widest enthusiasm was manifested IN the
exchanges Of Liverpool md excited
crowds gathered under, the, windows oQt
tho InHdn Office. EqN6l excitement md
enthusiasm lietTAticdNll the exchanges of
London. .. H., ..-.Il..--..a..-l.srt plr
[slgnodl ALEXANDER o. WILSON,
tI'I.'' o Agent Associated ltess
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LOOKING over the proceedings Of the
Maryland Annual Coniercnccar The N.
p. Church, VIC find a name familiar as
household words in West Virginia, Of
which We have seen hut little for q long
tlmeg viz: Rev. SAMUEL. CIGwsoN,, Sthc
VIII Man" Il stated that @Rey. sXNuEL
Cawson was LEFT inth hohaudsof tho ptesl'
dent, 10 bc employed by him during the
year, ,,., - - LID :: LlI-,, snn
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Nav York Produce Market.

\ SEw YORK. March II,
! CorrOS-FImer; Palca $500 bales at 20c for
mIddling uplands.
FLoUR-CloICd dull and slightly in buyerS'
'SESt Gals 4wnsatIDaii Daii GSd d heavy 4. u iOsi &
and amber W:steEn. Rye Nominal. Oats
Fairly aetiye and thEm, az 8ilfe for yOatqEH In
store, and 61&B26 for new Ohio CoFn-vGry
QuIet Of 94agIc for now mixed weItem,l ~
pRoYnl1ltSs Porl5S Quiet at - % nor hIesS.
Hecf-Duli and unchanged. Cut M0atB-Firm
with iRlF demand: boxed nominal. t ~.
LARD-Dull and unchanged.
EOOy-StCAdy at 9hfGg1C
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TrSopafor Chatlestons-Ku-Klux
stand from Under. y. I ln

R,oM HtStatGv's CIMNbtrldUd 7rGnArtR. !. ~
Last evening "a company OF Q. s: Inlan.
try Tassed through this city on the mail
train. en- T0ut6 for Charleston, VIZ Va
They were furnished by the Government
on reQuisition Of Governor Stevenson, for
tLe purpose Of supprcssing the lawlesSness
which has been prevailing In the Charles.
ton region for some time past, and Of
which We gave Rn account In the That
ScriDi.
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TIlE Chicago Tribune says "WalI street y.
jumps al conclusions on financial subjects
with as little reasoning and common sense
as Cougrcas,'-and, that's, saying q good
,,Hr - ifsV 2" NaiG SUI '3 t-'
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that Boutwell, was on The door OF the HoiSe
pressing the members TO pass the bill. The cot.
ION market was quito animated, with 4 further
FiiO In prices: low mIddllnH sold a. 29R on spot
and nc for all the months 10 the close OF
ton year; middllngs sold at 8dke on spot The
advance was cauS6dby the covering otcontEsctS
by some weak bears who sold cotton short close
on TO the lowest point, q short time since. Ru;
mOH Of failures among, the bears IN Liverpool
stimulated the covering proceAS. jill. s. ....,,
MoNET-MorC active at 616 per cent; on call,
the former rate on Government collAteFalS. Prime
discounts 7DS per cent. ."i lI.gu
STERLIN0- -Flmer at 1O96l0st, with few bank
eH willing 10 draw under higher ratc. Cotton
bills have been bought at TNc, and tho supply iS
GoLD-Iarket active, with strong mercantile
demand; price worry strong In the forenoon, HAing
from III at tho opening 70 112k on Washington
adSlces unGaVOrable to The passage Of the Fund
Ing bill Contrary, reports, aS above noted,
In tho afternoon carried tho price down TO
1Il At tho close. Carrying rates 6o9 per cent,
tho latter being the latest rate paid. ClearAnces
81, ,OOO, ,OCO, representing yesterday business.
E0VHRSHFRNrT n0NnR-RtphHY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-18
Baltimore Market. !.

-, - hALTAohE. March II.
GRGIS-Wheat-Flrm; Pennsylvania red 81 "a
@1 a: receipts small. Corn-Quiet; white 9lb
9Sc; yellow ss09Sc. oAts-6S0Sc. Rye-Flm;
% PsovIsioSs-QuIot Ea and unchanged.
WUIsKY-FIrin at $97C,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-18

SrOCKs-In the forenoon were quiet and heavy,
with tho chief intcrcstin Northwestern, IN which
there was dlhbrcuce Of 161K per cent between
afternoon the general market was StcadiCr active,
excited and unsettled; prices however were close
TO tho lowest point Of the day. The earnings Of
the Erie road for the year ending the second week
In March show an increase Of S47,9o0 over last