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Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1871-11-09

The following letters were received by
Supt. MILLETT in answer to invitations to
be present at the opening of the road.
Charleston, Tuesday, P. M. =
r November, 7, 1871.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1871-11-09

FDTE1 Try Samples of opr great sipase
= hL - sf.o0 illustrated weekly-30 years
established: Fine steel engravings free 10 subsbers:
Agents make So day: Send for Saturday Gazette,
Hallowell, Me: s.H 81. - 2 - s1s5.'A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-06

THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
stocks;-New York. 1s4; Manhattan, 1854; Mer chants,
lI5; Mechanics 1856; Union, l45 America, 147;
city, 2so Phenix. 100; North River, 81; Trades
nen's 15ss; Fulton. $50; Greenwich. 2lo; Butchers
and Droyers', las; Mechanics and Traders, 1877;
National 1le; Merchsnts' Exchange, 1925; seventh
Ward. los; State Of New YORK. llsS; Commerce,
1l9k; Mechanics Banking Association. 1l5;
Broadway. 800; Mercantile, l26; American Ex-
change, lie; Chatham, lee; Bank OF the Republic,
III; Bank Of North America, 105x; Hanover, 1903;
Irving. 100; Metropolitan, 1876; Peoples 14o;
Grocers, 11e; East River ia; Nassau, 1885, Corn
Exchange, l27; Continental, 95; st. Nicholas, us;
Commonwealth, IS; New York County, 200; I'm
porters ana Traders. 100; Park 1855; Manufacturers
and Merchants. 1oo Central Nauonal, 1os; Second
National 1b; Fourth National 1l2; Ninth National,
ll0; Tenth National, 40; Oriental, lso; cold Ell.
change, 70.
THE SOUTHERN LIST FIRM
With the exception or the new South Carolinas,
winch wavered slightly, the Southern STATE bonds
were nrm. The following are The closing
street prces:--Tennessee ex coupon, 90 a eoA;
40, new, 90 q 6o.; Virginia, ex coupon, 70
II; do. new, II III; do. registered stock.
old, 6sh 90; Georgia skies, 81 q 50; do. sevens.
soK o.; DO. a.. old, 90 a %; North Carolina, ex
coupon, A. AN; do. funding, 1866, SO a IS; do.
DO, 1865, 80 81 do. new, "a a 20; do. special
tax, Is q 20; Missouri slxes o2X a s2K; DO. Han.
nioai and b. Josen, 81 ok; Louisiana SKIES, 6s
70; do, new 90 es do. levee skies, rs 7e do do,
Fights, So ago; DO. Psnitentiary sevens 70 "A; do
railroad eights. y 7s; Alabama ives, 90
2 do eights, 102 io4 do railroad eights % 100;
south Carolina skies, ~ IS; DO. new. January and
puy' Of "; 90. do, April and October
MN 6s do registered STOCK OLD, 90 10; Arkansas
sixes bs 90; do. sevens. IS q 20.
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PROPOSALS.


TINTED STATES POST OFFICE AND sUB.TREA-
y snry, Boston, Mass, Oce OF Superintendent, March
- 49, WROUGHT AND CAST IRON
Sealed proposals will be rcceved At the once OF the SUI
perinenden until IL NJ, April 90 1871 for furnishing
verng fitting and putting In place. the iron work OF the
third and fourth floors and roof of the Post Office
marked ~ 81, 90, 3d. a. b %, 81 and the accompanying
plans and schedule consisting principally Of rolled wrought
The work 20 be delivered put In place At such times
provided that each floor and the roof shall be
jcct Of separate order. and that the
allowed thirty for the making putting place OF
each foor and ninety days for making and putting
The contractors win he permitted the the derricks
machinery belonging the building In putting
in place without charge but will be required to pay the
Of the employed IN working them, who will be furnished
Scano.dng viii be fuInished BY the contractors.
The work will not be subdviocd among the different bid
ders but viii be considered and awarded 10 the aggregate
Ninety per cent OF the amount due will be paid the
peon OF each neor the balance the final completion Of
the contract
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond in the sum
OF 0300 that the bidder will accept and perform con-
tract awarded him. the sucency OF the security be
Court District Attorney Tho ~aere he resides
The department the right to reject
II be deemed to the interest OF the So
and any bid that not made the printed
tanned in this ONCE and does not conform in every respect
TO the requirements Of this advertisement printed
form and schedule will not be considered neither viii any
proposals be received from parties who themselves
engaged In the manufacture OF cast wrought work.
aud who have not the necessary facilities for getting
Proposals must endorsed Bids for Iron Work. Post
Once and SubTrcasury, Boston, Mass and addressed to
GRfDLEY j. r. BRYANT, Superintendent WY
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~ hear duh and lc &c. lower the closing
ST 81 81 So for SPRING In store The sales were about
5000 bushes at 81 45 u AZ for old spring. 81 81 % for
spring In store II so for do afoat IS 81 65H for
amber winter, delivered Corn rather lower, but
fairly were about 60 0OO bushelr at soc
for mixed sic SIC for yellow. Oats nrmer
We quote estep $50 7Dc. and Ohio 7Oc re, with
sales Of about 1900 bushels within The range Barley
dull and nominal Al about ~ o5 . 81 is In store
0UrNiEs,-Thcrc was no demand for cloth bags In
the absence Of transactions prices continued dull AMI
MAJ We aaote-Bags l5xc. q l6c and l9c. lesc. for
cloth.
HEMP AND JUTR.-Tte market for both foreign and
domestic hemp continued dull and prices without decided
There wa. small demand for a,s butts and 800 bales
sisal &C., DO Tampco sIe &c. DO. In bond and sum,
81 " y per .on currsnoy juso sc $40, god and
HATTIE offerings were comparatively small and, with
continued fair demand, the market strong, al
North shipping 81 % 81 50 for retail qualities 81 10
81 80 for long rye straw, Soc al for short and 75c
. Soc for DAT do. ~
HoPs.--Ths market quiet The INQUIRY. when was
light and nearly al from brewers, 10 prime
qualities. Prices were without noticeable change We
quote State &c. 12c.; Western, DC. &c. Eastern. &c
IOc., and Old, nominal vt from &c. &c.
MoLAesEa-The market for foreign strong, with a
fair demand We note sale OF OF cayed comprising
$50 and % ticrces SIC. frn In price,
with moderate demand The saies were about 500 pbs
chied A. Al from IN We uuo
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sraEEI Qu,rArl,xi.
WEDNESDAY, April 5--sP. n.

N.H WRDNKsDAy, April SIS p. n.
AsHEs-Rcceipts, II packages fair demand prevailed
for both kinds full prices. Pearls limited supply
and held firmly Al SO rs 80 IS without sales Of
Pots sold . fair extent in lots at So rs 81 %.
corrKH-Thers active demand for Rio but at
lower prices and the sales effected indicate ssh
sion in values from the highest point bags Rio per
Traveller sold Baltimore York account and
5000 bags do Lef ut Hampton Roads, store
at Baltimore both transactions private Other
We quote RIO, ordinary c,sGoes loAc luAc far d.
: 1sKc.; extremes for lots, loAc llAc.. all gold,
in bond Java Government bagsl lSc zoe. do, l8hc
s.oo' hs sIsc L.saayE. llfe lsAs; Ja%sss. lss !.
Kica, 1870. = l6c Manila, Nc: l5e, Mexican, be
l6c savanills. ls,sc; Ito, all gold. duty paid
heavy without however any general recession ~ values.
be feeling Of depression intensified by advces Of
arrivals at Liverpool and prceSat tho appended quotations
nominal. The ft..# :
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ALABAMA FINANCES.

Letter from Governor Ltndsay-Why the In.
3 seress sa tho Railroad Bonds has nos Been
J Paid-einsnlar Manner n Which che Radi-
Gals Manage the State Finances.
The following letter written by Governor Lindsay,
Of Alabama, TO Nessre. Duncan, Sherman 4 Co, Of
this city. explaining the causes which led to delay
in the payment OF the interest on certain railroad
bonds endorsed by the Etate:- yt M
xessrs DUNCAN, snrnxAs Co. New York .p'A p '''
or rssumins the financial agency
ss..s I,.
e .s = at 5, due S g. ss first mortgage
Mss::; S:iess cs%p:as ::,s
che AMOUNT charsotsr e .bis. Incurred
q sss ss s long b.
any os. on ne n,.e ssss
e s
bends OF ne Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Company
iSs ~ %
not derived from any or in the Ex
This guar and unfortunate condition in transactions Of
.spscsy ~hsn on inquiry learned hal sSs other
q he o H. %
o. me bonds o. s.id r.lroad company: -.., :,
s~R Sss .%s ss aps:.,s "a pess: =:
bonds. Ignorant Of he number Of such bonds,
i'Ss az
;sss coupons AFFORD syiasns. Of
sSns so
recEisssps:s n pay the financial agent.
on ss
But even stronger reason controlled my action IN the
n: r 6: 20 g, q:
y Of II
had Ssss .y "a. eaposs NY
hs y: law s
sas ~ s for the MOI q e the n. e
isss and s Vas essias not prsp.rsd % aais thai
The conions a., and rssscn. embraced IN
paa s.
,srs on s "a after he Chrsm., and
a. g the two million. d1ec. bond. loaned 10 he Alabama
ss J. fss
necessary 10 remedy This defect in ,hss law.
August Goeissi With sworn sssemsn showing That he va.
:. The whOs ,s ns ws e1
similar showing the sac BY them q four thou
and upwards the amount 70 which the law restricted
souttsr Co. were the financial agents Of the railroad
Ths testimony confirmed BY The fact that SOW b0nd6
were really about tho number legally emitted TO endorse
ment up 70 January 1871 constrained pay
interest under the limitation stated in my notice In the
and HERALD the morning Of the 3D. inst.
the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Company, when
their road completed, will be entitled to endorsement
lO bond. the entire Length Of road being ADVISED
295 miles; but certainly not entitled TO endorsement
on 7U Of that number on the lU day Of January last
Such are the which controlled and shaped my
action in all this Alabama through her Offices has
only sought ascertain her Liabilities not 10 repudiate her
obligations Az the party most deeply Interested In her
credit and certainly In her own Liabilities, she had the right
their amount and character and abe thought
ct to exercise that right.
grsthed by the belief that we VIII encounter
barrasnent other railroad companies the
entitled 10 endorsement Very respectfully,
ROBERT b. LINDSAY, Governor of Alabama
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IT, z =: a. Z = " s e y s z =:
EsSs: eve loNs sI..a .6sssS .sssi.:s tS
e. yssc Java-ymox " 1hdard Nos. 10 70 a. go SIC
lsnnaDDSMrent Gayea And superior, 90. %. New Or.
la 7se. sks.i grocery Dsoss' w.
sr,A1Is. was quiet; lss tsross prime were sold pr.
s saS f ssd supp Il $780, a. which figure prime was
TALLow-fhe market steady. with sales Of $1,000 lbs,
wHsg sr~Receipis IA bbls The market was dull and
NAM H~
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q W ANA m.
NAVAL srosIs:A demand prevailed for spirits iu S.
chiefly a SoaS closing AZ SOC. 5o,c, dul Rosn
q CLOSING S: 30 sd ss :. a. s ,ed
We quote No .? 60 e8 lo No. 81 81 81 30 pale
ss, tS I s,' S.J P:s insad'nE window glass; 60
PnovsIoNs.-Receipts, pork 326 packages; Gu. meats
martet ruled firm, but rather quiet The about
were quiet and heavy decided change prices The
sales were uninporAnt Lard quiet but firm with sales
e 80 tsree. Apr E. ac and 10 choice the spot
l2hc For prompt delivery packages prime steam
Western realized l2scthe market cosng with l21Ec bid
rHTRoLrUH. The market FOR ia bulk is QUIET and
mands Of rehners At a1gkc For refined
moderate demand At about previous prices AGO bbs
sold a 2ssc for prompt delivery 1000 bbs for
advanced &C. closing II In fssdelphis Inc marfss
was quiet Refined the spot could scarcely be placed
23c 2sh II was freely offered for all the month without
RICE continued In fair demand. and full prices were real
zed The sees wero about 300 bags Ranpoon, chiefly
from re 70 I4c and ~ ,iercea Carolina s from 6Ac.
Receip 10 bushels since the heavy transaction
reported yesterday there has been no business The Market
h9wever remains firm at the advance established, ~
sUGAR.-Tbe market was inactive Buyers and sellers
were IN their views and business restricted 10 $50
bids including 200 hhds GOOD refining Cuba At 60
There vas no P.r.;cu,ar 70 SELL and The market
for fair good refining Cuba Refined sugar quiet
NE for soft white We quote Cuba-fnferior
ps oa isonsf NINE ro,a ray g % ggoa fs, renns sc
ecntrisAi hogsheads and boxes 0kc lbslc, mosssss
hogsheads and boxes, TAO aehc inelado &c. 20 La
ysae-g0ses Dussl s'sssaSe. ESs I'VE tAa sSHej ",
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The ayerage quo.aon: OF an'ac.ions Tor Tor
l875c The Cotton Exchange will be closed
Friday 7h instant The receipts At the ports to-day
were against 9b79 bales day last week
and 80 bales ,.me day last ysar a.
Savannah 4s1 baea Charleston. bs2 bales Wilmington 90
bales; Norfolk $50 bales; Baltimore $50 bales York;
LABS bales; and Boston. - baea Stock In New York.
liss2 bales against IS 600 bales same tune last year
firm, grain Liverpool tribe higher The charter
ing demand continued dull and the market without
features The engagements included:-To Liverpool,
SAIL LOU erces lard Al 2ss 3d. $40 bale: cotton "a 6isd
400 bales cotton 5I6d "a, $50 boxes bacon and 25j
lard s 3d. To London, by SAIL 500 bbla -four g..
goods l5s 27s I'd. The charters were:A British bark,
1857 Cork orders United Kingdom o.
If to direct port 3d. on small vessel repoei) TO Con-
stantincpe with petroleum 27Hc North German
ship from Philadelphia Bremen 5000 bbls refined petro
lenm IA. 3D. . schooner to Porto Rico and back with
molassss - 90 under and xS 80 on deck one from
schooner Southern to north side Cuba box ook 6
FLeUn AND GRAZ. Recepts-flour Sa2s bbl:.; wheat.
3l2 bushels; corn, s1 bushes OATS 1877 bushels The
-four market remained quiet but firm; the sacs about
eoo bbs Corn meal Was steady but quiet with sales OF
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BUFFALos-At Fort Shaw, Montana, at last ac-
counts the buffalo were crossing the sun river in
myriads, and the garrison were slaughtertng them
by hundreds They are believed to be driven by
bands Of Sioux Indians.
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USEMENTS M
ETH AVENUE THEATRE
- Sole Lessee and Manager. MT. AU0USTlN DALI
EVERY NIGHT
Sd rms WEEK ONLY.
e

Notwithstanding the emphatic Impression made by Mr.
Boucicauts brilliant play JESEBEL must be withdrawn
for tho present Saturday, April Characters by Miss
Clara Morrs Linda Deitx Kate gaxon Nellie Mortimer
ID. H. Harkna, James Lewis w. Davdgc Geo. Parkes,
g. F. Dsvere Pierce and Beekman.
SECOND AND LAST
"JESEBEL" MATINEE
SATURDAY, at ~ O'Clock. 49,,
MONDAY NEXT. April H. FIRST appearance OF tho dlstin-
gushed and celebrated comedian Mr.. CHARLES MA:
TAEws a M hoppA IN his own brilliant comedy entitled
amusing afterpicce entitled PATTER vs. CHATTER.
The box sheet open from IA NJ. to r. NJ, and places
may be occurred for Twelve days In advance.
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TINTED STATES POST OFFICE AND sUB-TREA
y sury, Boston, Mass Office OF Superintendent, Marc
20, l3L - - =. .-as...
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>-.,~o.,,,.--.,,AMU ANUS EMENxsS.- ~,--.s~~..~
OLYnPIc THEATRE.
:; o: So
e'sv' emitted 1. pc-.,or sgef
srlnsDlD sonsssy s5sSH APPOINTMENT
and poy. sss ss sss x H. aasHs
Mis-. AGNES ETHEL, nom sSs tfrh Avenue Theatre. by
TN sss e evening
ss sofs Peg ZEE and ss at n,
should during the day The Box office open
A. ipd b ;sss; IN h e vance
LIMA LAST ii iaiis s''''' ana A'n's'''''
THE LINGARDs,
ALICE DUNNINo.
Owing numerous applications tho patrons Of these
favorftes wiz be presented r,,,,x
the great aa; %Egi sS5''s'sssn'. Of
Tho T1v vi Il Ggressos%sissb ikfrA
MATINEE l sssAf sgSu SKaaen II O'CLOCK.
preparation % Il ssE sssa1 SSshS 81 great
by + O. De Leon Esq, p,u.,w
and ara. appearance. q NJ c,..rx
'u'p''''' y ENTIRELY NEW COMPANY.
:" Proprietor and r Missfsy M LESTER wALLAok
a4N ANR HVa REyI
GOLD, wIIIixMsoN, ROCKWELL, 'LANAdXN. HoI.
4A5
- '''' FRIDAY EVENING
sa THs Ri SIIssay -,
wIlismson, Holland. Leonard. Peck; 1esdamss Barry
A'stsEEsk DAY NERVOUS NAN AND
sA3 ToSSHy S xSkiE 3.
,, Ro% S$ SSsv $s Ss sSE' J.
rS SSS ES sI SisST o 5SSHi :
presented with NEW scENhsx: ,su.,o
new COSTUMES
In preparation an entirely new comedy. BY W s. Gilbert.
ESQ, playing with the greatest success in London en-
A RANDALL's THUMB
Also TN preparation and TO be acted for the first time In four
ROsEpALE.
w MATINEE , ApEIIs
THE NgiRS6us NAN
BLUE DEVILS
PLucR.
MRS r D. CoNwAYs PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN
M THIS EVENING,
Mr.. j. McCloskey'B Heat Drama OF
P0MP. rtw
Mr. sSr6Rbna. Apl MATINEE
CARD
Non. ior The a ana winter
N1 Address Tsss B. CONWAY Park Theatre. Brooklyn
AIRS. F. B. CoNwAy,s PARK THEATRE, BROOK.
M lyn-To let, during July and August.
Apply to WYCKOff 4 LITTLE, 203 Montague street,
Brooklyn, Agents for Mrs. Y. II. Con way
PLUcK.
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The COTTON MOVEMENT

Ilss 81 American Csitsa Cargoes Arrived Mt
Liverpsel April g.. asa
rsa LIVERPOOL, April s. 1871.
The undermined vessels have arrived at this port
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Total bales. 2,l46 1883 e1 ass
Included in the 2ss bales to arrive In future
delivery the market quiet but prices unchanged
lc Ivy a isl5isc go At ls,ac lvS :. ls4c june,
100 100 April After the close OF Change
yesterday 800 bales sold, folows:-Apr SO0 at
13,Sc. loo, at Is 156c 200, at Nc July, l00 ut 10
Aug, loo at l4c 5OU Charleston. p Total 1900
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-10
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Ma

SiNClNNAii, No -
COTTON-Unchanged middling al
l44c; low do at l3@l3ic; ordinary to
good at l0@l3c.
FLOUR-Quiet; superfine at s. 500
5 IS; family at Sc 30@6 30; fair al
Sc 25@7 90.
GRAIN-Wheat, offerings light; win
ter red at 81 40 hill at 81 42@l A.
white at 81 45@l 50. Corn in fair de,
mand at 57@5Sc. Rye steady at 81 NO
@1O2 Oats firm at 5O@57c for mix
ed to white. Barley scarce and firm al
81 lO@l -; lower grades at 95c(GSl 90
HAY-Dull at Sl2 OO@23 90.
OIL-Linseed in fair demand at 81 CO.
PROVISIONS-Qdiet. Mess pork
ST % is offered, 2ac more is asked.
Bulk meats dull; shoulders at ct rib
sides at Tic. Bacon, shoulders at lc;
clear rib sides at &c; clear sides at 9lc
Sugar cured hams, at l4@l5c. Lard
head and gut at l0c; city kettle at lOi
@llc.
SUGAR-Market excited, y. O., in
fair demand at 9i@l22 for raw; cIari.
fled at l24@l3f; soft at l3i@l34; hard
at l4i@lj; yellow at llGl2-
TOBACCO-Receipts increased; mar
ket quiet Common to bright Tugs al
7@l0; medium leaf at 9@l2 fine lea
at l3@l5; bright selections at l5@2O
WHISKY STEADY. Iron bound
at SSc.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 9.
COTTON-Business small and prices
higher; holders very strong; middllng
uplands at l4a@l5c; low middlings at
l32@l4c. Z. r.......
FLOUR-Active but not quotably
higher; Howard street supertine at
s. 624@6 co. do extra at IS OO@7 %,
do family at 81 25@S -; city mills
superfne at S 373@7 %; do extra at
Sc OO@s 90; do family at s. OO9
IL co. western superfne at So 37Bg
6 90; do extra at Sc 37!@1 l22; do
family at 81 25@S so.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; white at 81 3d.
fair TO prime at 81 50@l 70; prime to
choice red at 81 1902 co. fair tp good
at 81 50@l 60; common at 81 300
| 45; Ohio and Indiana at 81 COOL co.
extra Genessee at 81 55@l 60. Corn,
southern white dull at 77@7Sc do yell
low quiet at 75@76c; mixed western
firmer at 72@74c. Oats dull at $40
66c.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork quiet and
steady at SIS 30. Bacon steady; bust
ness small and quotations lower; shout
ders at 1880; rib sides at 93@lOc;
clear rib at lO@lO4c. Hams, sugar
cured at l6@l7c.
WHISKY-Quiet and weak at 92!c,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-10
Commissioners Sale.

Dl VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID circuit Court of Ohio county, State OF
Vest Virginia, rendered on the 18th day of
November, lNig, in cause I'm chancery
Wherein Joseph W. Ferrel was plaintiff and
.@Vl Mills, the committee of John Low,
.inttIc. Mary \. Low, wife of the said John
Low, and clara Low, William Low, John
Low, IT., George Low, Burgess Low and
Naiiie Low were de'endents, l will, ut the
Font door of the Court House in said coun-
vat II o'clock \. NJ, on Saturday, the 9th
'ay of May. ISL, proceed TO sell at public
AIcton. Ia the highest and best bidder, the
.'!"wng described property, or so much
'IrFtrl a. Will satisfy the plaintiff s claim
"i s>'.h', with interest from November 10,
NY until paid and the costs of said cause
ana "l this sale, viz: Being "a certain tract
Oh. lot ~ land I'm the town of West Liberty,
u ON" county, West Virginia, and Known
.'>"Nrnly-two az feet of the north end ot
"'> numbered y, 80 and %, decided 10 said
I",n Low by q. w. Hedge and wife June
In and OF record in said county in deed
''"N -, page 1915. Said property Will be sold
"g'rt I" the contingent dover estate OF
mr sail Mary \. Low.
IERN> uF SALE.-0ne-third C ssh on day
~ >iir, onr-thiTd in six, and one-third in
WE'VE months, with interest on deferred
ENmrniS from day of sale until paid, pur--
'Id>"r To give bond with approved personal
curly, and title held until further order
~ '0urt. K. II. COCHRAN,
apT1i Snecial Com missioner,
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Glover a. Shade.

There is probably no other plant In
the world of such value to the farmer
for this purpose. 1t furnishes the most
protection to the soil during the fierce
driving heats ofsummer. Being con-
stantly decidious plant its leaves are
perpetually falling, and soon form a
delicate covering for the entire soil,
sufficiently thick for shade, and easily
penetrated at all points by the air, which
is the great carrier to the worn-out soil
of those atmospheric elements that are
to enrich it. In this way the clover
plant mot only contributes directly to
the fertilizing of the soil, by giving Its
own substance to it, but it furnishes a
protective covering to the entire ground,
which encourages and stimulates those
chemical processes by which the hungry
and exhausted soil is recuperated from
the vast supplies of nutriment that are
held in the atmosphere. 1t becomes to
the farmer the most valuable fertilizer
in the world, as it imparts fertility to the
entire soil-iSouthern Farmer.
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C0nlilissiOncr's Sale.

by VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF THE
ID circuit Court of Ohio county, State 81
West Virginia, rendered on the 18th day OF
March, Isl, in q chancery cause in said
Cuurt, wherein Walter Marshall is plant II
nd William Armstrong, administrator of
'l-t>td,e of Robert Marshall, deceased, and
NlM.am Marshall, Robert Marshall, James
Mu>hall, Joseph Marshall and Mary Mar
,lul, heirs at law of the said Robert Mar
,Etll, deceased, are defendants, will, on
saturday,, the nth day of May, 1871, at III
r.c'ocS \. NJ, proceed TO sell ut the front
.,,ur of the Court House of said Ohio coun
IS. az public auction, TO the highest and
r,>' bidder, the following described proper
Is, 10 wit: Lot numbered IS, In Jonathan
LWrs addition 10 the city OF Wheeling.
>Ui lot i in the First Ward of the city
p! Wheeling and is bOu uded on the south
yChr>lUut alley, on the west by Market
>Tr,I, fronting rs feet on Market street and
aiming thence an equal width parallel
With sid alley about 2i3 feet. said lot will
NJ sold in two separate parcels, one parcel
wing ra>t and the other west OF the centre
ul The National road.
TRIMS 81 SALF.-One-third in cash the
n"'utHd-r IN two equal payments OF one
tHt lwu years. with interest from the day
H: SITE, To- br secured by bonds duly eNecu-
81 with good security, and title retained
ain further orders of said Court.
X. II. COCHRAN,
"rT- Special Commissioner.