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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-13
NEW YORK CITY.

4tt New York, April 10.
There was crowded meeting OF the
Bar Association last evening and Com.
mittce Of five was appointed 10 inquire
and report on the subject of the continual
legal exaction lees In the offices OF SheifFs,
County Clerks, Registers Of District
Courts, and all public offices. fFHf VI
The recent rise Of the Union Pacific and
Central Pacific securities Is attributed 10
the important and very valuable discovery
Of coal and iron mines In Elk, Navada,
adjacent 10 the line Of railroad. The
only weak stock on the streets yesterday
was the Harlem, which ran down 10 l27
on tho announcement that the stock.
holders at their meeting authorized and
issued $2,000,0O0 more Of stock, making
the capital $l0000,000. The vote stood
12S,S64 shares for, and TO shares against
the proposition. Tho increase will be
10000 shares, Harlem being half stock or
fifty dollars share at par. r.,H .-'.
The subcommittee appointed 10 name
experts 10 examine the accounts Of the
Methodist Book Concern have adjourned
without making any appointments. Dr.
Cotton, Agent Of tho Concern, has, on his
own responsibility, appointed three cx.
Derts to examine the accounts Of the Con.
Germ during his official connection with
i. The experts are j. Van Week, (Nfeth.
1diSD, chief book.keeper Of tue firm ofI
Phelps, Dodge q Co.; Chas. Calender,
BaptlsD, United States Bank Examiner
or this city; and F. W. Gum, (Presby.
.erian) with forty years experience as |
oOOk-keeper and accountant. Their in.
ltructionS are most liberal and strict.
They are not only authorized to examine
he Concerns and other accounts, but to
question employees also In relation to any
md every matter which may come before
hem.
A bold and skillful burglary was com.
nittcd last night ut the dry goods store of
!. ?. Kidd 4 Co., No. 2O3 Eighth avenue,
he thieves securing valuable goods, in.
'ludlng shawls, silks and laces, to the
'alue Of $4,000. -. .4
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Allegheny Live stock Mnrke,-

CATTLF-The arrivals or ro.,,i.
time have hoen ~ rStba. ,o hooI y. e'''Ts re 10 thE
Der oFbuvers "a el not az Iy' Srec, :, Inc y mum
tho case and rbat oro S1 5asa sat ~ u usually
inS Sny Not n 5niioc,. H. lSre yroa asc ,j not 99y'
altbonyh somc fsyv SN loads was was s0H S to,aay
day fbiS mSv hs 5V%S MeaG sOlu yesLef
iS known that t,o % "HTsgu p6iIaSoIal; I3F WAen II
v was % again % bad md IL GepHla Iogap I'm market 1
week Below find onots1;ons t ~ st"n n,hIaS isss
cattIe wero % b",d Tu to uo'4Dls IONS at Nna which
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The Latest News. !
GENERAL NEWS.

Railway, N. j., has gone Democratic
Tor the trst time in ten years. The Mayor
and part Of the Common Council, both
freeholderS, and nearly all ward officers
on the Democrat ticket were elected.
The defaulting cashier of the Branch
Bank OF Montreal, at Pesth, has been ar.
rested at Rome, New York, and the mis-.
sing funds found in his possession. He Is
believed to be insane and guiltless Of a
criminal intent.
The railroad and wagon bridge, cross.
ing the Mississippi river at Keokuk, Iowa,
the only wagon bridge crossing the
river was completed Tuesday. It's cost Is
about ono million dollars. The bridge
has eleven piers, two abutmelts, and the
longest drawn span In the world, being
34 feet In length. In the centre there are
two spans $50 feet wide Tor the passage
Of RATS.
The last spike on the Memphis & Little
Rock Railroad was driven at Durall's
BlutE, yesterday, and the road will soon
be open for business.
"A locomotive, with one passenger and
two baggage cars, was thrown from the
North Missouri Railroad track, seven
miles from St. Louis, Tuesday night, and
the locomotive and tender and one of the
baggage cans was badly smashed. No.
body seriously injured.
The Republicans Of Springfield, ILL.,,
elected o Mayor, Tuesday, but the Demo.
crats elected all the other city officers.
Tho town Of Walcott,' New York,
was almost totally destroyed by fire,
Tuesday night. No particulars.
"A verdict OF $4,000 was given in
Boston, Wednesday, against The Metro.
poIltan Horse Railroad Company, in favor
Of Edmund Casey, for serious personal in.
1uries, by being thrown from his wagon
in consequence Of collision with horse
car.
The receipts Of the French iair, held
$5,605.
MIR. Jay, Minister Of the United States
at Vienna, has received cable dispatch,
from President Grant expressing deep
regret at the painful loss to Austria, by the
death OF Admiral TegethofF.
"A Wholesale and retail liquor dealer
named Jos. Plunkett, 700 West Madison
street, Chicago, committed suicide Wed.
neSday morning about II o'clock by shoot.
Ing himself through the heart. Temper.
Rry insanity, caused by depression In bust.
ness, Is assigned as the reason.
There was a slight frost at Memphis
Tuesday night, but little damage to fruits
Is apprChended.
The spring races at Memphis on the
'Sth promise 10 be unusually good.
-S. +. Creighton was elected President
of the Board OF Aldermen at Cincinnati
Yesterday.
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New York Money and stock Market.

New York, April 19.
Gold dull and steady at / 104a1 1Og.
Loans made at from I to 9 per cent.
Clearances 100000. Exports sIG9..
600: Governments opened steady, but
declined a fraction about mid. day, at the
close recovered the decline, and were
quiet at opening Prices. Offerings at the
Snb.Trcasury were $7I4l0,55O, at from
100 90 10 110.40. Awards $20OOOOO. al
from 10000 10 1008S, Stock market
firm. The IbStsays: THE improved specu.
lation In stocks Is well maintained; In
some instances prices have been advanced.
To-day tho prevailing opinion in the
Street'is in favor ofhigher prices. Nearly
every leading stock Is cliqued, and good
short interest has been obtained during
the past 10 days. Owing 10 the uncef.
taintics In regard to the money market,
this short interest makes tho basis ior
cIiques 10 operate on" Tho features 10.
day have been US follows: Wabash, Ohio
and Mississippi, Northwestern, Lake
Shore, New York Central and Hudson,
Rock Island, St. Paul, Western Union
and Union Pacific. At tho Board there
were sales Of Cleveland, Columbus and
Indiana at SS9as0R; and of St. Louis and
Iron Mountain at 3Sa3St. Union and
Central Pacific bonds strong and active,
Money steady at Gasc. State bonds dull
but firm; North Carolina and Tennessee a
little better; Georgia skies sold up to 81.
Sterling exchange l00i
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Ohio Legislature.

Mr. Dougherty's bill to provide for tho
inspection Of coal mines, failed to be en-.
crossed in the Senate, and is virtually
dead.
A fight has been going on all day in the
House, over the proposition to transfer
the girls at the Soldiers and Sailors Or.
phans Home, at Xenia, from that place to
White sulpher Springs. The majority of
the House seems 10 be opposed to the re.
Moyal.
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WASHINGTON.
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, April 19.
The nominations sent to the Senate arc
". II. Bates, Register Of Laud Office,
East Saginaw, Michigan, and R. Warren,
Receiver Of Public Money, East Saginaw
Michigan.
THE MEXICAN CLAIM COMMISSION.
The statement that Caleb Cushing has
been or Is to be appointed Commissioner
to Mexico In relation to the claims Of
the Commission, or Tor any other purpose,
is incorrect. Mr.. Nelson, our Minister to
Mexico, has been charged with the sub.
jeCt Il Is possible that the Mexican Gov.
eminent, in acting upon It, may need in.
formation from Cushing. Their counsel,
IN written or by personal COmmuniCa.
tion, may give occasion for his going to
Mexico. The Commission will expire on
the 3lst OF January next. There are 9 900
cases on the docket, and only forty have
been decided; hence the necessity for an
extension Of time in which TO conclude
the business. Private advicas from the
City Of Mexico say that President Jaurez
has expressed his willingness to conclude
an additional Commission with that in
view. XVI.
THE LEGAL TENDER CASES POSTPONED.
Justice Clifford announced in the su.
preme Court this morning that in cOnse.
quence Of the indisposition OF Justice
Nelson, the legal tender cases, which were
set for argument to-day, would not be now
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Disastrous Fire at Newborne N. C.
NEWDERNE, n. c., April 19,

A disastrous fire occurred this morning
on Middle street, which destroyed seven.
teen houses. The following Is a list Of
losses: Moses Patterson, 5000; DR.. j.
". Hughes, $1,000; Elias DarsOn, $4,000;
VIM Koswuuske, $1,000; H. & B, Man.
uel, $4,000; Weinstein & Bro. $4,000 {:
y. Marks, $95, 900; J. W. Agostine, $1,000;
=; Deyeaders, $4,000; Smallwood Estate.
$6O,OOO. The total insurance Is about
100000. The fire was first discovered
near Lacklaw's Store, and spread down
Pollock street to the National Bank and
down Middle street to the residence Of
Moses Patterson.
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FINANCIAL.
.,,,...,.,. FINANCIAL.
7-3O GOLD LOAN
Northern Pacific Railroad
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE WORK.

inc building Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Voeguh July IasD, Is being pashed forward VIII
great energy from both extremItIes Of the Iin1
several th0usand men are employed In Mime
,oa.,v ~ SG " ne raeilc coast Tho grade IL
superior; trains arc running over lS0 miies n
hnls9ed road, and track.laJing Is rapldIv nro'
greSang toward the eastern border Of DSkoiS
lncigdlpg its purchase OF the St Paul 4 Paeiac
S ,ISs Iae - ES1TneTn Pactas Company now has
next tnls VIII be increased 10 at least 600.
4 GOOD INVESTMENT. jay Cooke & Co
are now selling and nnhesItatinely recommend
E!st g FE2ataolc ana perfectly Safe Investment the
Elrst Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds OF tbe
Northern Pacific railroad Company. THEY have
~ years TO run, bear Seven and Three.Te
per cent gold Interest (moFe than Dor cent cur.
rencyl land are secured by first and only mortgage
W III tn1 tNTIRH sH ROAD AND IT'S EQUnMENTs, and
a4so, g 81 last as the road Is completed, on
$4,000 ACBES OF LAND 10 eyeTy miIa m
sTo SeS; S, oT nVV Acres for each $1,000 Bond They
1St ttS StAeulpt from U. =. Tax; Principal and In.
Taes 1SISst aie payable In Gold: Denominations:
~ SSSuSRSns' SSO SIOo TO $1,000; Registered, 800 10
LANDS FOB BONDS. Northern Pacific 7,sU.
are ct all times receivable at TIN PEE cETT
AbovbPAR, In exchange for the Company g Lands
a. ueit lowest cash price. This renders them
MNAlNG FUND. The proceeds Of ali sales OF
Lands arc required to be devoted 10 the Te puE'
ehase and cancellation OF the First MortRape
Bonds OF the Company. Tho Land Grant Oh t6S
Road exceeds Fifty Million AcFes. THIS i'm.
mense Sinking Fund will undoubtedly cancel tho
principal OF the Compauy's bonded debt befoFe
u ia'ls Que. With their ample security and high
rate OF interest, there 10 no Investment, aceeSsi
pc 10 tue people, which Is more PRoHITAHLE on
EXCHANGING U. s. FIYETWEyTTRs. TIL,
success OF tho new Government Der cent, Loan
VIII compel the carly surrender OF United stStes
per cents. Many holders OF FiYe!T TwcntieS ara
now exchanging thOm for Northern PaeigS
seven. .Thlrtles, thus realizing handsome proGt
and greatly Increasing their yearly Income
OTHER SECURITIES. All marketable StoorS
and Bonds Will be received at their highest cur.
rent price In exchange for Northern PacIdo
SeVen'ThiFtlGs EXPRESS CHARGES on Money ar
Bonds received, and on Sever! !ThlFtles sent n re-,
turn, VIII b0 paid BY the Financial Agents, Full
Information, maps, pamphlets, etc, can be OBJ
aincd on application at any agency, or ffon
the undersigned. For sale BY
JAY COOKE Sc CO..
-, PnlLADELrHIA, NEw YoRx, WASHINGTON
Financial Agents Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
j. Bg Y BANKS and BANKERS generally through.
r. cRANcLE,
ap5 President City Bank.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April 1H

CINCINNATI, April 12,
CorroN-Steady; middling 44c.
FLoUE-Steady; family SO 3Oa8 50.
GRAIN-Wheat steady; read 81 STA
! 80. Corn dull at 51c. Rye nominal at
81 OSal 04. Barley steady at 81 GOAL O4
for prime to choice fall.
EGGs-Firm and better at 1910.
SEEDs-UnChanged; little dong.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork dull; market unset.
tied al, $40 25a20 90 asked, and $40 90
offered. Lard dull and unsettled at lila
1lsc. Bulk meats dull and dropping;
shoulders 6gi bulk sides Basic; sales bulk
sides clear rib at SIC; clear at Ofc. Bacon
dull and dropping; shoulders 7sc: bacon
sides clear rib 0fc; clear 1Otc.
Hoas-Dull and nominal at S. 5OaG 90.
WHIsKY-Sales at SIC.
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A ASpeck of War on the Texan Border.
GALVESTON, April l2.

A special dispatch from Austin, Texas,
to the Galveston NstrS says Heard & viii.
liams' train, loaded with bacon from Chi.
huahua for Ft. Bacon, was attacked near
the boundary by band ofIndians. Keard,
his wife, and five other Americans were
killed. The chihuahua frontier troops
pursued the murderers across the bounda.
ry into the United States and killed and
captured 80 Indians. The U. s. troops at
Fort Goodwin went to protect the tndi.
ans and came into collision with the Mex.
ican soldiers. A fight ensued, in which
the commanding officer at Fort Goodwin
and forty American soldiers were killed
The Mexican soldiers numbered 900.
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BRIDGET, what did your mistress saw
she would have for dinner:" "Baoil the
lobsterH "Are you sure, Bridget ?"
Entirely; get the gridiron." Mary got
the gridiron and placed it on the fire
She then placed the live lobster on the
fire. 1ntcrmissiOn Of five minutes, after
which the dialogue was resumed, rs fol.
lows: Did you broil that lobster, 6Iary!"
Devil the broil! The more poked the
lire the more he walked of. The bsste's
haunted. Illtryno more. No good will
come from cooking straddle bug like
that. "And where is the lo6ster."
"Divil know l. The last saw Of him be
was going out OF the door with his tail at
half mast"
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Damages Obtained by a coIOred Judge

AtSh'1ONpI APIII 4S'
The suit for 5000 damages instituted
in the United States Court by Judge J. P.
Wright, (colored) of the Supremo Court
of South Carolina, against the Richmond
and Danville Rail Road Company was
compromised this morning by the pay
ment Of $l,2 POO to the plaintiff. He claim.
ed damages on the ground that he was
torcibly elected from first class car on &C.
count OF color, notwithstanding he held
tiBt.class ticket.
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Chicago Market.

FLouR-Quiet.
GnA1N-Wheat; No. Q spring closed
quiet at 81 90; this afternoon firm, but
unchanged. Corn-No. 2 mixed quiet,
and 4c higher, closed at sc; this after.
noon unchanged. 0ats-No. 2 dun, and
declined 4c, at 47a47!c; winter, 5Ofn5OFc
fresh receipts. Rye-No. 9 ut 0Oa0ic'
Barlcy-spring No, 9 quiet at 7saSOIc.
HoGs-Dull ut 51a8lc.
CATTLE-Quiet at 4laGsc.
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"A WHITE CRow."-A crow with a
white head and breast, and wings tipped
with white, was seen a few DAYS ago on
Captina. Our informant is reliable, and
says he had an opportunity Of examining
It carefully, although It was some distance
away. He says Il was with flock Of
crows, and that it was crow and nothing
but crow.-BarneSrile Enterprt8s.
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New Jersey Elections.

New York, April -.
The Republicans elected ten of twelve
Alderman, in Jersey City, yesterday. The
mob seized the ballot box iu lie eight
ward, Patterson, n. j., Monday, and tue
Judges had to escape through the win.
iows. If the vote in that ward be thrown
out tho Republicans will gain control Of
The city.
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XLIId CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

) = WASHINGTON, April12.
Mr.. SnERMAN's resolution instructing
the Finance Committee to consider, dur.
ing the recess, the best system oI reducing
the taxes so as 10 leave only enough reve-
nue. TO pay tho working expenses of the
Government, was adopted.
The Ku-Kux bill was proceeded with
as unfinished business. s4r
MessS. SAULsBGRY and BAYARD op-
posed the bill.
Mr.. POOLE delivered lengthy speech
upon North Carolina politics, and in de-
lense Of the officials OF that State.
After an Executive session the Senate
adjourned.
5Iy6. HOUSE. aeE n
The House resumed the consideration
OF the Senate amendments to the defcien-
cy bill. .r...,...
The Senate amendment repeating the
act requiring the meeting Of each new
Congress on the 4th OF March, was taken
up. After debate, without taking vote,
the House adjourned .G,JiE 7uyi
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on their forts, and that their loss was
heavy, while that OF the Communists was
very light The Commune believe that
in the attack 1t was intended TO make on
attempt to carry Maillot by surprise.
A rumor comes from the vanguard
quarter in the southern part ofthe city,
that the Communists have lost the Park
Of Issy, where they were entrenched, and
that the commandant al Fort D'Issy has
been shot by his own men.
LONDON, April 19.
Napoleon is Ill at Chiselhurst, and has
been confined to his room several DAYS.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Apri! 1s.
FLoUR-In demand; western family
81 50as 90.
GRAtN-Wleot firm; Ohio and Indiana
81 Goal 65. Corn dull; mixed western II
a7Sc. Oats 82a65c.
PRovIsIoNs-Inactive. Mess pork $2l 90.
Bacon, shoulders Sc; bacon sides 1O4c;
clear rib lie; hams 17a17tc, Lard 12tc.
WHISKY-6teady at 9l!c.
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New York Market.
MAN YoRT. ANIL IA

NEW YORK, April 12.
CorroN-In fair demand, but at lower
rates; mlddIing uplands 14tc.
FLouR-Steady at SO 65a8 80 for ship.
ing extras.
6RAlN-Wheat Quiet; red and amber
81 6Sal 81. Corn and oats unchanged,
Eses-stsady; freSh at 141al5to.
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1s

FHlLADELPHIAi April II.
FLouR-Firm; Indiana and Ohio SO rs
z 70.
GRAN-Wheat steady; red western
81 64a1 o.; Indiana white 81 75al IS.
Rye held at 81 o., Corn dull; yellow 7s
assoc; western mixed 75a77c. Oats at 8sa
69c.
'OrLs-Petroleum unchanged.
WHIsKY-Dull at 92c.
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ymeIN1ANs boast that the present con.
dition and the prospects OF their State are
better than those OF any other State with
in the limit Of the late Southern Con-
fa1pracv
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AN employe in an e.bottling establish.
ment in Boston, on Tuesday, on a wager
wired twenty-five dozen bottles in forty.
nine minutes. The wager was that lie
could not do it within an hour,
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An old lady who was troubled by the
prospect of the introduction ofgaS in her
village, and the consequent disuse of
whale oil, asked with much earnestuess: {:
"What Is to become Of the poor whales ?"
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STATE BONDs-lTisSouris 02R; Tennes.
see, old GG; new, 90; Virginia, new, 79;
old, GSs; North Carolina, old, 40; new, 25A.
SToCEs-Western Union Telegraph, IS;
Adams Express, TAI; Wells, Fargo &
Co.. AZ; United States, 40; American,
4S4; Pacific Mail 49i; New York Cen.
tral, OGf; do scrip, 99R; Harlem, 1874;
Reading, 1881; Michigan Central, 1919
Pittsburgh & Cleveland, 116k Union
Pacific, got; Northwestern, SSE; do pre-.
ferred, 90t; Rock Island, Ills; New Jer.
sey Central, 100; st. Paul, 0la; do pre-.
ierred, i9f; Wabash, oct; do preferred, 70;
Fort Wayne, 90; Terre Haute, 81;
Chicago & Alton, 11sb; Ohio & Missis.
sippi, 6Of; Cleveland, Columbus & Gin.
cinnati, S04; Burlington & Quincy, 1850;
Lake Shore, 1929; Indiana Central 1884;
Illinois Central, 1861.
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AMONG the wants" in one of our pa.
pers, Is this partial board for single
gentlemen; kept by widow and daugh-
ter; buses and cars convenient" o that
we were n bOGrdcr!
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DETRoET is over.ruu with orgAn.grind-
ers, and is trying to entice them away
by hints that In Memphis they can make
$lOa day. But they don't 80 worth .
cent
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The Pennsylvania Coal TroubIes...
Arbitration Agreed to by the
". Il. A.
NIArCu enrNK. Anril IA

The Grand Council OF the Working.
mems Benevolent Association, adjourned
at noon, after adopting q General Board
OF Arbitration, 10 settle tho present diff.
culues, to meet the operators hero on the
18th Of April.
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PROBABILITIES,

Partially cloudy weather with light
winds will probably be experienced
Thursday in the Middle and Southern
States and the Mississippi Valley: cloudy
weather and fresh Westerly winds on the
Lakes; fresh winds on the East Atlantic.
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Indignation Meeting at Mlnneapolis.

''"l @@PIH A"'
There was tremendous indignation
meeting held in this city, Hemonstrating
against the removal of Col. @. Aldric6,
Postmaster, and tho appointment OF Dr.,
Keith in his place, Aldrich was the first
representative Of Minnesota in Congress.
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New York DRY Goods Market.

New Yopk, April 19.
The market Is moderately active, and
prices are for the most part well maintain.
al
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DESIRABLE
OHIO RIVER VALLEY FARM FOR SALE.
Five Hundred and Twenty-Five Aeres
IMPROVED LIMESTONE LANn

All under fence, located in Adams county. Ohio
seven miles from Manchester. in a GOOD neigh.
ooIhood, surrounded with turnpikes, level land,
well watered, close TO rood schools and churches;
new cottage and all the convenient ouihoules to
complete good farm. This property will bS
SOLO on accommodating termA.
Apply to DAVID DUNBAR,
AplSW' Manchester, Ohio,
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Weather Report.
SYNOPSIS FOR TwENTY.FouR HOURS.

ShNnFHAa FOh INENll'FOUh HOURS
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE oF THE CnIEP SIGNAL OFFICGR,
WASHINGTON, d. G., April i2.
The storm which Tuesday evening was
in Central New York, has moved north.
eastward, beyond our stations. A short
and severe gale prevailed in portions Of
the Middle States on Tuesday night. A
brisk, westerly wind is now expected on
the Lakes and the East Atlantic. The
light rains and SHOWS that were cxperienc.
cd on Tuesuay night on the lower Lakes
are now followed by partially cloudy
weather. The wcatGre remains cloudy,
with low barometer on the Gulf. Clear
weather has prevailed In the Southern
States. The weather remains the same at
the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific sta.
tionS Us iar US heard from.