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Another BR1oK1sM.-On Monday Lewis
Berg, who assaulted John Kline about two
weeks ago, pounding him over the head
with goad stick, WAS brought before Jus :
tice Tobey for trial. A jury was summon.
ed and everything Was in readiness, when
on melton Of his counsel tho defendant W.
dismissed on account Of tho insufio,-
ency of the complaint. It il SCARCE
~ necessary to say that this complaint was
drawn by the able and, brilliant County At.
torney Of stearus county, Mr.. Peter Brick.
THE JOURNAL warned the public, in full
time, as to what they might expect if they
reelected him, and this case affords tai.
sample Of the kind Of services he renders
tho county. Eight hundred dollars . year
is rather liberal salary to pay an sttor-
ney who cannot draw up = complaint in
IN assault and battery case.
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-essh paid for wheat st I'D. ~,
.@s II f fI b. n. RUssSI1's.
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Cash paid for wheat at ~,
/ R. N. Rtss.1t's.
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CENTAUR LINIMENTs.

There 10 no pain which the Cen
taur Linimsnts viii not relieve, 10
swelling they will not subdue. and
no lansnsss which they will not
cure. This 10 strong language, but
!. Il Il true. Thsy have produced
moro cnres Of rheumatism, neural.
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What . Congressional air new plug
hat givss man!
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Cash paid for wheat 1t >..~ -
r. N. Russ11I's.
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|O0|||!|!''C!U&I
are going . buy our Dry Goods Of Young
& Bradford. They ere selling mighty
ehssp. Gene along and secure bargains.
They ere selling at ACTUAL COST.
OVERCOAT9 AND FUas.

Joseph Edslbroek offers largo lot Of
fine and common overcoats 1t cost, to close
ont the stock. Also, large assortment Of
lsdiss' furs. A chance for splendid bar
gains. Can 1T once. <>=.'
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On Saturday two farmers living In the
township Of 81. Cloud, John Becker and
Albert Smith, met in the County Auditsr'a
efies and began discussing little nm.
pisssantness dating back to few days be.
sers' Before long Becker allowed his IN.
~ passions to rise, and let drive one Of
o's "maulers," which settled over his
sdshbor Smiths eye. Complaint va
made before Justice Tobey, who caused
Becker to b. brought before him. tn,
prisoner plead guilty, aud vas fined s26
and sosts-going home that much poorer
end "mighty sight" naddsr man than
whsn hs came into town.
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R. hocksnhsupt has . large stock Of
winter goods Of all kinds which he viii sell
very cheap, IN order to close them out.
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Mr.. J. W. Burdiok, formerly Of this
city, 10 one Of Tie editors Of the Willmar,
Kaadiyohi county, RspvSlasn.
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Capt. L. n. Celli,s and D. =. sss.ls,
Esq.,shswsnt sn Tuesday 70 n Rivss
= al4sad . tam II the District Court n
t.sasd ysstsrdsy. =. n. Atkips, employ.
% - Csuny Attorney, rsaeiasl. The lew-
~ eass efHaydsa ~. Mills q Al. We ct
tied. The case Of the STATE Of Niansso-
tss'. John Bailey (conmoa.law ehsstise)
was on trial yesterday when these gentle
nsn LETT,
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"A correspondent Of tie lar~r's Union
wants the time for making assessments
changed from June and July to January
and February. He thinks personal prop.
srty, especially on farms, could Do listed
much more correctly and satisfactorily in
the winter than in the busy season Of sum-
mor. -
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WIN. Mcfarland. Of Gle1wood. lit out
last week, leaving some large and good
many ANAL bills unpaid.
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MANI PaA1a11. F,b. oth. ls74.

MA1aa PlA1lu, Fob. sth, 1874. !
ED1roI JouaxAI.-Thsrs has 1othing Of
. startlins nature occurred on Maine Prai.
rio recently. but The people ars enjoying
themselves In aquiseswsy this winter more
than usual, In order that you may under.
stand the chances hey have Of enjoying
themselves, socially and intellectually, will
give you their bill Of fare lor last weak,
which 10 about IN average Of their weekly
doings. .,.s a.. ... .,....,:.,..,e - a-:.szas<
Monday night, : large party Of youns
folks gathered at the church TO sing and
have pleasant time whils there, but The
browning glory Of all vas going homo with
the girls aitsr singing school. 100 80 =
On Tuesday svsningI nav sleigh load
otter sleigh load Of farmers ana their wives
driving In The direction efsths Grsussrt
Hall What 10 done there - . secret. and
we can only Judge Of it BY; it, effect upon
tho members. And what do No 80 differ.
ent from tho days ofyore : We ~ farmers
that have not been friendly, and that have
hardly spoken to each other in = pleasant
way for years, giving tho friendly grip and
calling each other ''brothsr" In way
that shows that tho past 10 forgotten and
tho Grangees' teams nay bs seen q The
gate Of . sick brother almost daily.
Tho Baptist sewing society q Albert
Guptills on Wednesday evening Vas tho
occasion Of . gsed tine for many, both old
and. young.
The Ladies' Christian ALL Society met st
Jacob Goednsrs: ON Thursday, and slssssd
Mrs. T. B. Stanley, President Mr.. Shoe
maker. Vice Prssidsat; Mrs.: E..H. At
wood. Secretary, and Mrs. D. A. Roberts,
Treasurer. Some dus sslsetisas vsEs zead
BY Mrs. Atwood. Everything passed %
pleasantly, In the evening the psopls
had . ehsuss 70 - Prof, s0opp'ss sssat
neral exhibition Of Bible scenes, and the
heather Oh iuss swsllsvdne rats. -: I 7
q made . mistake about the singing
school. It 10 On Friday, might instead aol
Monday night but I made no mistake
shout that part rslatine To- The felicity Of
going home with the sirls.)
Saturday large number Of the fsislda
IT Bishop B. q. Watkins turnsd cut aad
cut aud hsslsd up . large pile Of wood,
for him. The Bishop aud his vie STATED
for tho east to-day, to b absent absut six
weeks. They have the. we'll wishes Of .
large circle Of warm friends. On each Fri.
day evening Mr. stieknsy hss = writing
school.
Sunday 10 imprevsd BY preaching and
Sunday Schools in tho church aud Hall in
the day time, and by prsysr meetings In
the evening. . -. ! @1y,'. =: ~:-a.:
There were three or four parties, . dance
or two, and about twenty-five, social visits
that I have not space to msntlons To-day
the Grsagsre have turned out to eut wood
for Brother Massrvsy, who Is quite sick.
=. -. Mp.
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q Barber shop and bath reons-svery.
thing drst-elsss-At JONI Du11o's
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Madame G, White W b It

will soil oil her goods It Is cents On tho
- dollar. ~ ri: *''-;
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The oank Csntrs Beard Of Education
ests lesty cords Of hard bsdy wood, d.
dvseed, q $500 pr cord. Douglas eeun-
y - oeaasust.a ~ weea q t0.so pa
eerd. CAeaD ooeugh.
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e. Curtis is receiving full line Of The
choicest family groceries, which hs viii
at bottom prices. ! r
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The First Division
OF THl
81. PAUL d PACIFIC RAILROAD.
10y1. Winter Tine Table. leJ4.

u. PAUL AID u. oLouD-GoIno Ho1TH.
Leave 81. Paul 7:3O .. n.
Arrive u St. Cloud 1880 p. m.
Arrive o. 1slrose S:2S p. n.
COKE SOUTH.
Leave Nolrese 600 Q. n.
Arrive At st. Cloud $50 Q, -.
Arrive Of St. Paul 1:0O p. n.
80 .-- .., .. J. H.RANDAIL..
General 1iskat Assas
20 sEWALL. Supt. -
>CIuI RAras.-Ths following ~ The
ea1 rates Of TIN JoUlHAI:
5 copies, Sl.76 each.
.s l.60 -
~TAs ClEsulation ~ The Jo11nAl
II DOUBLE that u say ether papsr
PublisAsd In Nsrthsrn Alnnssota. Let
AavsrtlssEs feAsAbe1 this.
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Wheat 10 worth ninsty-hve cents .
bushsl, cash, ct Detroit, on the N. P. B. r.
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.-Sss advertisement Of proposals 70,
baiidag addition 70 Court House, 60.
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"A large lot Of comiosl and sentiment
valentines, ct Tobey's book store,
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AAaKETS.

ST. CLOUD, Fob. II, 1874:
The elevator prices to-day are - follows:
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Cash paid for wheat BY .s- s,r
80 g. @,..s f. II. Rug,111.
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-On Saturday, . boy about II OF IA
ysess ID, as1-son Of john Krsus, Of the
1sastA Ward. while driving the horse
psssr q Bsrbsrssr's brsvsry. allowed one
1sst 70 dangls down, which ms caught In
tAs esg.vhssls and horribly osnslsd.-
Oas to- was entirely sspsssssd frea he
loot. His injuries wses attended 70 and 10
- DeW doing veil. ,.. g.. .,4 =!
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Tom and Jerry-the genuine thing
ct Jos. eeberser's.
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CHURCH NorEs.- The evening prayer
meetings are still held, and tho interest is
evidently increasing. There ID no exotic
msnt, but deep and earnest feeling which
is leading to good results. III
The Rev. Mr.. Wslton, Of Hsstines, who
assisted tho Rev. Mr.. Campbell for several
days, returned homo yesterday.
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: READ! READ!
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douglas county orders are Of par.
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The DssRsit Record concludes its No
tios Of recent wedding at that place WITH
The following suggestive observation eve
srsl in the family Of the party Of the ~
eond part 70 recently - u give the nupt,sl
dallyinss . very 'grsvs' aspect" - II
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-sp'ias Hin Il In stale Of intense
eennetisa. aad u aSsst tie Psss onss:
fzsd Lens, tAs prsssat incumbent, wants
70 hold en. a1d Hsa1y 1nnsl Il carrying
On vigorous vsr 70 espturs The strong
hold Of Spring Hin Nassyism.
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! GEL s1oI d An INDIAN IN
$50 WADENA COUNTY,.
U.saesssss1ls Attsnpt 70 Arrest the
Indian.

On Tuesday, tho Sd inst, daughter Of
William Costello, living a. Aldrish, on the
Northern Paeiao railroad, was shot and
instantly killed ~. Chippewa Indian. -
The facts. - We have lssrasd them direct,
are ~ fellows: ID - 80. :
Some boys stole . quantity Of -four from
= Mr.. Brewer and sold it to the Indians.
Mr.. B., discovering the loss. went to the In
dams and took the -four. A couple Of In
dian boys then went 10 Costsllo's and de-
manasd the return Of the money. All
they received Vas ~ numerical pounding.
They returned to camp and informed an
elder brsther, who, taking his rife. went
70 Costsllo's and made demand for tho
money. Words followed, ending In Mr..
c. pushing the Indian out Of the house
and shutting the dsor. The Indial turned
and fred through the door, the bali outtiag
off ono Of Mr.. C.'s fingers and passing
through the head OF hia daughter, about
twelve years Of age. who WAS making
bread just back Of him, killing her Instant
~. Tho girls brother, about eighteen, i'm
mediately sei.ed his rife and springing oat-
side, shot twice at tho fleeing Indian, both
balls passing through his breast. very near
to each other, wounding him severely, but
not 90 badly ~ to prevent his escaping
Tho Sheriff Of Wadena county summoned .
posse and attempted to arrest tho murder
q, the Indians promising and then re-
fasiag to give him up. The Sheriff then
asked old from Brsinerd, and on the 6fth
about dozen men from that place Joined
the pssss with the Sheriff, making about
forty men in al. Arriving near to the
camp Of the Indians that evening, most Of
the party stopped, while the Sheriff and
one Of Two others went forward to nsgoti.
ats. While the parleying Was going on
he Indians sent out scouts who. scanning
~ fsoss in the camp Of tho Drsinsrd par
y, discovered such Of their ''friends" %
''0ns.eysd Psts;" ''Timbsr-toed Tom )"
''sosp-fae hike;" ''sharkey JAKE )" etc.,
ste., aad having . grsster dread Of these
Brainsrditss than Of the devil, the Indians
refused to surrender the murderer, and the
forty men Who had marched up the hill
marched down again. Governor Davis has
been applied to for assistance. -"
H1Avx Su1r.-L. Robinson & Son, Of
Sank Rspids, have brought suit through
their attorney, Capt. Collins, Of this city,
against The saak Bspids Water Power
Company for abou. I'll, 900, claimed to bs
due for stone and mason work done during
tho past two years. The complaint Was
fled on tho 9th, and An attachment taken
out against the real estate Of ths Company.
CHURCH NoTEs.- The evening prayer
meetings are still held, and tho interest is
evidently increasing. There 10 NO exotic
ment, but deep and earnest feeling which
10 leading to good results. -
The Rev. Mr.. Wslton, Of Hastings, who
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The old etsarns' Houss whiehs = used ~
tho Normal School buildipg Il il very COED
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traits in virsin,a-Munson.s nursery.

Tothe Editor Of The State Journal: q
1t is gratifying and hopeful to know that
increased interest and attention is being
given to the cultivation of various sorts Of
fruits in Virginia, for it cannot be success
fully disputed that farmers who raise
plentiful supplies of grapes and fruits will
find both greater prosperity and better
health than where the opposite IS the case,
besides enjoying more comforts and luxu-
ries. 81
We have just enjoyed pleasant visit Of a
day in looking through and inspecting the
splendid and popular nursery of Mr.. d. 0.
Munson, at Falls Church, Fairfax county,
and were glad to learn that the amount Of
his sales is increasing--his business being
considerably more the present season than
during several previous ones, particularly
with the neighboring farmers, while other
nurserymen give him orders. s-5
1t was interesting to notice with what
Conscientious care he labels his trees and
shrubs, and instructs his workmen to be
careful and exact in packing orders, that all
/ shall be true to name and judiciously
adapted to locality. rcs be-.
He keeps good supply of all the best
varieties in each class, as apples, pears,
peaches, plums, ounces. cherries, with all
the small fruits, as grapes, blackberres,
currents, gooseberries, raspberries, and
strawberries also evergreens, ornamental
shrubs, hedge plants, &c. He is annually
enlarging the area of grounds occupied by
his trees and shrubs. g.
| And we have never seen any nursery o.
fruits and vines kept in more neat ant
clean order than is that of Mr.. Munson
Particularly in pears and grapes is his bus
mess increasing. For young growing trees
and vines plentiful mulching, with good
rich, well-rotted manures or compost ii
desirable, and for bearing trees and vine'
nothing is SO beneficial as plenty of ole
ashes or lime, forked in around the roots
9hHh go POTOMAC. I.
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AN honest deacon in Connecticut par.
ish was sorely troubled about the Copper
nican system of the universe. He believed
it to be unscriptural und untrue, and he
carried his. doubts to his minister. The
latter being in his own eyes scientific
man, and also believer in Copernicus,
said the sun was a stationary body, not
revolving, as the deacon maintained,
around the earth. But the latter pointed
with an air of triumph to the story Of
Joshua when he had commanded the ''sun
to stand still" 'Very well,''. said the
minister, 'show me, if you can, the pas
sage OF Scripture where it said Joshua ever
commanded the sun to move again." rs.
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RICHMOND, VA, February 20, 1874.
V,HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Il begs leave to announce to the travelling
public that he expects on THURSDAY, the
l2th of March, to open the new
lBsl ia ST. JAMES HOTEL,
recently erected on Twelfth street, fronting
Bank street and the Capitol Square, by Mr.. J.
A. Belvin.
In the centre of business, few yards from
Main street. within one square of the postoffice,
facing the beautiful Park surrounding the Capt.
toll of Virginia, none will gainsay its advantages
of location. ~
The proprietor, relying upon his reputation as
the founder and, until 1858, proprietor OF the
Spotswood, confidently assures visitors of the
ST. JAMES, with its handsome appointments
and delightful and convenient location, that no
effort on his part will be spared to make them
feel at home.
Mr.. JOHN p. BALLARD. the veteran hotel
keeper of Virginia, viii be in charge of the Of
fee, and Mr.. B. M. QUARLES, of the Healing
Springs, in charge of the dining
r. W. HoENNIGER.
NH list u H.LEa proprietor
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GROCERIES. &c

CoEFEE-Rio. fair TO good. 2sa29c.: prime to
oo.ao , oo..o, Yoyo
oholce' soaSzc.; Lasuayra' 'za9'c'' 'a'a'
S6a3Sc.; Mocha, S6aS7c. 4r s.-.~
BACON AND LARD-western Shout
aers.. sAc.; Bono Sides, 7slaskc.; Clear
Rib, akalOc,: Breasts, lON allie; Plain Hams, Ia
lsc.; Sugar-cured, l2al3c.: Oanvassed, l2al4c.;
Virginia hoe-round. lOallc Lard, Country saoc;
Baltimore leaf. In tierces and barrels, I0allc..
In half barrels, loAc.; in kegs, 12al2Ac. These
are the jobbing prices
CANDLEs.-Tallow l2hal4 cents per pound:
Adamantne, Halo cents. -
COTTON YARNS-Country yarns, Nos s to
70 Al "a. Ieaksoille. N. O.. warns. q. 80.
FISH.-Herrines gross. as. ooae per
barrel North Carolina No cut, $s.Ooass 50 per
harra, North Carolina No. roe saaaa so per
barrel. balf.barrel AZ TO- North Carolina No. 1
gros. AZ noa -Macrarsl-No 1 Raw mackere,.
slsasls. No. shore. AZ. 25aaa: No. lin bar.
relsl. ala. No. large I'm barrels) &l4 .o0a8l6 90
-pI.ow wholesale. bxc. retail.
ehc. ~ ir
CORRESPONDENCE per 10 LOT smail ana
medium; large SIZE, SsazA' - tF
IRON-Bar 404ac for common sizes 4ha6H
for bands; NORWAY and Sweedes.Snas%c; Coun'
try Hammered, 7Ac; Sheet Sc s.E %
LUMP PLASTER. 5000 Ground $lo,oo 10
sn.co per ton; caicined, w. Lump plaster
ITAn-p,o skoaxo ,sr aound R.r ,ead,
shalOc. $500
la LIQUORS = Rectified whiskey = Common
"Rectifed." s6a$i.l0; full proof, MlOc al 20 !;
medium rye. &l.ooa2; pure old rye, $2a4; Vfr-
ginia Mountain rye, new, $40; old, $2.60a46O
Domestic brandies. d .26a2. Domestic gins,
l20al 80, Fruit brandies, $l.S6ai.60; Black.
berry do, d ,26al 30. Genuine Holland Gin
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appointed, who, with the members of the
House from Massachusetts, shall accom-
pany the body of the deceased Senator to
its place of burial 10 that commonwealth.
Resolved, That, as testimonial of re-
spect to the memory Of the deceased, the
members and officers of this House will
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thir-
ty days.
The resolutions were adopted, and the
Chair announced as the committee, Messrs.
lIurlbu. Ql), Hale (Me.), Foster (0hiol,
Rainey IS. C.), Clayton (Cal.) Scudder On.
W, Randall tPa.), Beck lKy.), and Han
cock (rexas) .
The House then lat 12:40) adjourned
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The ''bTick house" farm, opposite
West Point in New Kent county, containing
twelve hundred acres of land, the property
of the late Benjamin N. Robson, was sold
on Monday last to Mr.. jerome B. Graybill
for $3.50.
Some twenty or more prominent ctl-
zens of Lancaster county, in the Northern
Neck, promise to give their patronage to
proposed line of steamers to run between
Norfolk aud the rivers Pankatahk, W.
comico and Rappahannock. aN
"A new Baptist church is to be built at
Washington, the county seat of Rappahan-
mock, a Masonic hail to be over the audi
ence room. Colonel Toliver Sehaftner, Of
New York city, has given $4,000, and
more, if required, for the building of a
Methodist church at Sandy Hook, four
miles west Of Flint Hill, and near his ma
tive neighborhood.
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BY Moody s. Royal, Auctionners.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
ID u. S. District Court for the Eastern
District OF Va. bearing date February IL
1874, I, as assignee Of Jose ph f. Bass, bankrupt,
will sell,Dn THURSDAY, THE 2erH DAY OF
MARCH, 1874, at IL o'cloca m, in front of the
COURTEOUS at Manchestes, Va. one-fourth in
terest in a acres of land with buildings thereon,
situated In. the county OF Chesterfield, Va. near
Genito postofiice This ihterest will be soldf rec
all liens and enc umbr ant'es.
TERMS i:-CASH.
@. H. wENloLINGER, Assignee.
NH GA lW9W
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NH 13-2aw3w
A SsIGNEE's SALE -
REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF
ORANGE. .a

BY virtue of decree of the United States
District Court for the eastern district Virginia,
entered on the 10th day of February 1874, the
undersigned, as assignee of John F. Taliaferro,
bankrupt, will proceed to sell at public auction
to the highest bidder on WEDNESDAY, the
22d DAY OF APRIL, at IL o'clock NJ, the
REAL ESTATE surrendered by said bankrupt
to wit: A tract of land containing $50 ACRES
lying in the county of Orange adjoining the
lands of p. A. Spotswood, p. Jones, and others,
about three miles from Rapidan Station, on the
W., c., ", NJ, b q. S. railroad.
Sale to be made free of all liens and encum-
brances on the property, and to take place on
the premises.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onefourth cash and
tha balance on q credit of one and two years
With interest at the rate of six per centum per
annum, the purchaser to give notes with APP
proved security for the deferred payments, and
the title to be retained until said notes are
paid. /. L. LEWIS,
NH 12--2awSw Assignee.
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AUCTION SALES.
4 A ssIGNEE'S RESALE ..
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
g.. E srsat MOND.

By virtue of an order of the United States
district court for the eastern district ofVirginia
dated February II, 1874, shall, as assignee Of
q. w. Colgin, bankrupt, sell on TUESDAY. THE
SlsT DAY OF MARCH, 1874, at IL m, at public
auction, in front of the United States court
house, at Richmond Virginia. an undivided
FIFTH-INTEREST in LOT near Rockets,
surrendered by said bankrupt, a full description
of which will be given on day of sale.
This interest will be sold free from all liens and
encumbrances except the contingent right Of
dover of said bankrupt's wife.
TERMS:-One-third cash; balance credit
Of six and twelve months, the purchaser to give
notes, for the deferred payments, with interest
added from day of sale, and the title to be
retained until the purchase money is fully paid.
~ G. H. WENDLINGER,
NH l3--2aw3w t. Assignee.
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Five STOCK.

.alE .E RICHMOND, March II, 1874
Mr.. l.. Ginmi, weighrnaster at the Live Stock
Scales. make the following report of transac-
tons for the week ending March H.:
Cattle. TAG head, common to extra, sold from
SO 5O06 so per hundred pounds gross. Sheep,
sold for from u 80 q 6 90 per 100 lbs. gross.
Hogs, sold for from 81 OO@s 90 per 100 lbs. net.
Veals, per head, sold for from &c oO@l4 90 per
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y Country merchants should remdmber In order
ing. that refined sugar is constantly iuctuatins
sALT-Liverpoel.s %. 2oa2.a6; jobbing price, per
sack. Ground Alum. s1b0al.75.
SHOT---as0aso0 per bag.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-soaS0c
TEAS-Black. 4oc ,asl .oo--the last prime ar.
tiele: Imperial, soasl 80: Gunpowder. 6oasl.76
METALS-IRos-Horse shoes. 7AasKc; mule
shoes sAasA; nail road &C.