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Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
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j health. The secret Of health J. the power
~ rJr. digest and a>,.mlat" - p,rpcr quantity
Of Wholesome, Lutri tons fuI Tia, can
meyer he done when the liver does not act ~
part. II j. the great driving wheel in Tia"
r"rhGnSm e man, and when At Is uuu Of
order, the whole organization lrcon."- de-
ranged, Hni fever dyspepsia, >I.a iraia-hr.
constipation, laundic". b.iinu< collie, kiiu.y
di>ea-" and general debility cu-rcs. 10 -
store the normal functions Of the liver and M
part hat hra"ry which always attends y lral.
thy robust constitution, Or TrrTs VEGETABLE
LIVER Pills are cons 'i"uiiou>ly recommend.
ed. They are dcsi.n"d solely ~ the di,n-
lcred liver aui tn" disra-e which il produce,
They are not n cure all, but in the case, men.
Toned they rarcry ever fail to effect Il cure.
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Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
NOTICE.

Mountain, Arkansas, on the Sd Of
May last:
NOTICE.
Susan Jane Stokely, who formerly
eloped with sewing machine man,
was united in holy wcdlock to red
headed Bill jenkins on the last ulti-
mo. The brave and fair were there.
The knot was tied by old parson Proc
ter, (wbo is said TO he the best single
hand seven up player this side Of The
cross timbers) Tom Stokcly, that
was the brides brother, 20, happy
and swore that lie could whip his
weight in wildcats, and Susan Jane
Uhe bride) inhibited the sentiment
and dared Long Simpson to knock Il
chip of her head, (Long Simpson had
roquetted with her when young).
The bride was dressed in an elegant
"trasseau She was surmounted
with Paul De Line bat and bought
at Holmans's one dollar store, and a
solitaire diamond pin and ear hobs
taken from prize candy box She
wore No. . store shoes, buttoned on
the side, WampSeeta prints made a
La Pin back, she appeared lovely
Bill jenkins, the bride groom, was 10
bis glory be was enough in liquor
to be polite Bill has some Of the
best blood in Arkansas flowing in his
veins, aud a pedigree that would do
justice TO any man Of his size and ap-
pearance. He has broke up many
camp meeting and is terror to Life
Insurance agents anl Lightning Rod
men, and can boast Of having more
warrants now pending against him
than any man in north Arkansas.
On the occasion alluded to, he wore
No. III bachelors brogans, yellcr
aaDkeen pants and billed shirt. At
al early hour, amid the applause of
the assembled multitude and un-
der the all imposing music of one
eyed Jim (tbe hddler) the parties i'm
snedialely interested returned to their
couches in the loft. Among the val.
ued presents sent to the bride was
one e1fent heclinium, most excellent
cradle Manufactured of hickory for
the oceasion. one bolt four quarter
Indian head domestic aud a broom
with Bills name wildly Inscribed on
the handle. Bill rose next morning
with the lark considerably refreshed,
and the lovely pair made atoar to Ste-
ling's Cross Roads where there was
10 be a shooting match that day.
There's nothing in the uainc,
Among the hi.h; arors ias low
It's ali tia saa.e'
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
CrGlaca,c No. :.

Re 1t farther ordmned. That John i Ynnng
be and he Is hereby appointed ovcrseer Of the
DELHI and Floyd rad from the cate on w W
Coke place 10 the raIrosd crossing 4, DELHI.
and thar no have under bis control the bands
oi W " Coke, W G Coke, ) Evans. William
Miles. VIM White, JAIME. CrubLs. tIeof-e L
nuryls, VI Wallace, i Frame an handy on
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
ADpOiGMc .tCf Roai Gvarseers in Ward Q
CFtiIHHrc'"O / I.

Bc i further ordained by the Polite Tun Of
the parr.l ct h.chInir!. / ia, Jacob ) Horn
be and he j. hc!cby appointed uvrfSeer on
the Rayvt!.c and Wins. 90 lo,d ..cm the
railroad r.o--iu- at Rayv.,.. ~yurh 10 ;Dc resi-,
Gonre cf l. II Wizard, and that BE have az
der his control on SAID road The l,u ,wIn-
hands. y.G: all Tie hands ',iu- at kayy.l.r
GA south ,iic 1t the railroad subject 10 road
'l;y, aut lac hands living on lit. following
places, ru-wil: MIS-. Satah Giahan's, james
c Pri;cEard's. John prircharG's. /, Her
bms, Mrs FIcy'S. y \ ChiIiroSs, " "
Cumftons :. Miss G.aAanI's, y VI Asiuus. L
Oveshys, Horn estate place, Hicks place,
Coons'. Mrs. Kennady'~, Setter, ami all other
,.lLls wing uu or near said road sal PCT 10
road dizzy Gy' -;hc.w. - "..r".nlied.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

The police jury proceedings occu-
pies SO much Of our space that it is
Impossible FOR US to make any eGito-
rial comment on the Republican
ticket for President and Vice Prcsi-
dent; and, therefore, we refer our
readers 10 the comments Of the New
Orleans Democrat, on orr first page,
with which we agree in the main.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
OkDIN.3NEE W. 3.

Siry Simpson, PmPr De it ordained b.
the roIIce Jury. Sc., That Sivy simpson, he
aud she is hereby declared pauper having
presented 10 til, BoarG sufficient proot OF :h.
fact, and Tie clerk Of the police Jury is hereby
Instructed TO issue warrants IA her favor an
uuaiiy to tn amount ui fifty dollars
Adopted iuue ~, 1876
J. Nswr Pms. t. o. EDwARps.
Ci.Ik Z. JIrY, President T.. jury.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
DTiiygnrr No :

BE II further ordained, That Thos Myers
be aud Is hereby appointed o"cisecr Of the
road from Midway Ia Cuiiwa slough, and chat
he have under his control The hands on ID
jackson place, Tom Jarksons Tom Young,
Tom CJ.:e 5, Robert Milins, / Newton,
George Whites and the hands from his own
place, in this parish, and all o'her hands cn or
near said road not Otherwise appropriated.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

Before our next issue the st. Louis
Convention will have chosen our stan
dard bearer for the campaign, and We
will perhaps have the ticket flying at
our masthead next Saturday. Loui-
siana is represented i'll that Convcn-
ton by gentlemen Ia whose wisdom,
PATRIOTISM and devotion to principle
we have the utmost confidence.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
OydarHrc no. -.

Be i father ordained, Tia; john Smith DC
and he is hereby appointed over,ror Of til"
road from Dr-.StaI-cI.> TO the west sItc al
the Colcmau place. and thar he have under
his charge CA saIi road IL, own hands, Cole
mans, WA Davidson, Isaac Smith. Glenn
Clemwooh, DR.. St'nsr.> UPPER place, Calvin
Iami-on, Cy lhipps, Crawluri's place. aud
all other hands .Nius near SAID ruaJ 40;
otherwise Appropriated.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

The Republicans held three con-
rentions, all in one meeting, ct Delta
this week, nominating j L. Leonard,
of Carroll parish, as a candidate to
represent the 9th District in the House
of Congress c Il. Wheeler, Of Mere
house, as a candidate for State Sena-
tor from the 18th District Wade IL.
Hough for Judge and ii. ". Steele
FOR District Attorney for the 18th
District Court. With the two latter
offices we Of RichlanG have nothing
to do, but We will watch what the
Madison Journcl has to say Of Mr.
Steele, whom il aud the Iatclligcnccr
but recently denounced as traitor.
We have not time and SPACE now
to comment on the nominees with
whom we have TO deal in the future,
but we promise to oppose them from
principle, as we will all candidates
whom that party may place in the
field.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
OyIiRqHSr no. &c.

Be II further ordained, That I'm L Oliver
be and lac Is hereby appointed overseer Of the
road from the railroad crossing at Rayviile to
the J"rdan Tro plantation, and that he have
under him on salj road the hands lvim. at
kayvlle .iorth Of railroad, subject to road
duty, hands from his own place, Stivers
HouIts, Simms, those living on the Daniel
Stewart place, I'm Stewart and hands, the
i;inrer place, { c ChennduIr, hands on the
Jordan Pu2h place, ELIJAH SCOTS, Foy's, and
all hands living on the TRIO place, aud all
other hands living on or near said road, subs
jet to roai day, not otherwise aPPropriatcd.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
Change Of Road near OWNS.
Oy4tIlGHoe no. -.

Whercas, The Commissioners appc ;n,cd
10 make a survey Of route for chan.e of roal
near John NJ Owns On the Winnsl,oro aud
RayviIlc road have made SAID survey and
have flied tliCIr report of same, Sc.
Therefore, be il ordained by the Fulire Jury
Of tive parish If Richland, That the report of
sand Commissioners be received, and the
changes therein recommended be and the
same are hereby made as follow, viz Com
n,encInZ ~ iila pnint where the road leaves
the old rnid on John Gwins place, aJnu,
I,itl. h-iou hi- nrii rnaI 70 rnn from rlor,
on the Iijge hy mulberry trce fhence down
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
(E4l---..lc no. :.

b. Il further ordained by the Police Jary.
Thar he sum Of TWO hundred dollars be AMI
i hrT,by appropriated GA Of tLr hiiirc fund
NOW ca hand and 10 be COLLECTED during tie
current year Tor the urposr O.! rugchasiu.
iumhcr TO repair bridges IN tic Parish. amt
HAT one hundred dollars Of HIS amuuut BE-
applied to the payment for lumber to floor
the bridge across L'tl. CrceN. Aaur,ct
Jane llh 1870.
). NEWT PIrrs, 30. Fpwirrs.
Clerk p. jury, President T. Ju.r.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

b. il ordained. That ) p Bunk bc and Lee
is hereby appointed uvrrsrer oi the road t,un
west side Of Coleman place 70 i.> own place,
and that he have under his control hands on
u \ Carpenters place, las own place, J II
Ca.laways place, raramorc',, and al, "rhrr
hands living near sail road not Otherwise
dppropriat It. Adopted June 18th. 1876.
!. MN P,rTs, B. q. EpwAEns,
t.rik I.j.ry. President T. Juty.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

B. j, further ordained That Joe Rushing
b, and h. is hereby appointed oycr-ecr Of
the road from the OLD school house, t, Alto,
and that be have on said road under his con-
rrol Tom Deruct Aaron IIa.oo@. Aired Sapp.
Lewis Campbell and hands, +. 7. Jones and
hand, and the hands living Oh the u .Iiow
u .ik.u,uu I.I-c.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
Appointment Of Road Overseers in Ward s.


Be !. further ordained hy the rulrc Jury
Of the Parish Of R!chlrni, That j. J. Thorn
a,on be and ht is hereby appointed over,cer
Of the road from the LrIdge between his own
aud " ). Mcintosh place down to the gin
house OF " y Thomson, and tina, he have
under lis control cn SAD road tie following
named hands, VIZ Hands fron bis own
place, and those living on ID Il Moore place
and all he hands living on the Mcleod
place, Peter Baclc, aHd all hands living on
Z Churla-Jn's place.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

Re it further ordained That Newton Var.
JrouSh he aud lie i hereby appointed over
seer OF the road from Checks ferry, on Bunf
nvcr, In the lower corner OF tuc Daniel
Stewart field, and that lac have under bis
control on SAID road hands from bis own
place, Johnson place, H'cIl, place and Rouse
place.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

Be- il ordained by The police iury, &. iha:
II I Wells be and he Is hereby appointed
oversrrr Of the Delli Snd Wiunshora ...'. ,
from: tn" railroad or, s>,nr at DELHI south 20 rh"
la.i-h liza" G.: Franklin. and that be- ha,r
under h.~ control 'hc following hands. J Wu
" tits 5 issuuI, ) Stein f. Irwin, ) Hir>ra.
= { ana Wine Berry. Il McLcmor, y /
m~ly. john BrrS, West, K Ii pollafh.:r,
haun, # John Bishop. W e James. John "
'r..trS. :i-Hd- ou he own place, Nr- >,u"~.
y ) Travis, T. ivm's. G"or-. >a-rc,y. Ma
) 4 Smiths. u A Reed. VI, Trav.,. Wan
Ba-hn aut Co'cman.> places and ail ir,nd-
.iytu- CA or lrur AM road not o,hcr" i,c
aI.l'ls1-r1.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
No. s Mole Scholarship $1,000.

Board AMI tuition perpetual To one student
for $4,000. payable IN advance. The holder
Of Scholarship can iutroiuc" one student
ai:er another, from time T." rm", free of charge
l,r board aud tuition. There are only TWEEN
~ e.. Ihc,' Scholarships fpr sale. Address
!. VI. WALTON, LL d., Ptyidcnt
t.lI:,iu Tenn
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

Hr Il further ordained, That !. l.. Lewis
b. ard lie is hereby appointed over>eer OF
the road from the crossing on Bcsif rivcr. out
10 the Gisard auI Columbia road and known
20, 'oad district No. Il, and that lie Lay"
under his cou;rcl IL, own hands. the hands
from the Sou,hrl'ar place, and j. ". Bayhiu
and HANDS in his employ.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

Be il further ordained, That J. u. Given
be aad he Is hereby appointed olcr>crr oi
tie ai from E"rf river Gro sing, out 70 tue
Rayyi.ie and Alto read, and known a ro;,l
district No. l.. and hat hc have on sail
road subject 10 Lis control The hands on AI-A-
a"der', and Wa: HarvroAs places.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

T.. It further ordained, That Gro> \ Sv!er-
Ic and lie Is hereby appointed ovcr~ccr Of
the SrirrS Road, lruri the ur,',I a"i Wins
'oro road west +, Turkry crr,.S. nai Ihai he
have under h.> ruu,ul hands uE h'> u"-',
place Bake places, John l'hay., and i.t
hand, living "u "r near said r,aj no, o.i.y.-
wise aIEr".,!n'rt.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
GINNING no. IL.

Re q, T.r,rcl ordained, That J. F,H !rr l..
a"d lie is Hereby appreciated uyCr,ecr of The
road cadIu. from the Rayvne and Wins
bpro road at ] ) Pri;cHarIs west To Buuf
river at Jordan ferry, and that he have sub,
J',t TO his control on same The upper Jordan
place, fow!yrs and Mrs kellys.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
Ordiy1urs i'm H.

BE- II further ordained, That William Bry-
ant be AMI he - hereby appointed overscer Of
The uirard and Columbia road from the Bull
man OIL field to the upper end Of n : McRae
Held, an that lac have under Iii, control on
'"'i r"4i hands under his el.p,cy, 'hc hand,
o. lac hlns place on &c We: side OF ruJf
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
OrltaaRcc No. -

r. i; fir'her ordained, Tina, L. c. Ncln-
,o>lI be aud he Is hereby appointed overSecr
OF the road from A. b, Coopcrs 10 Hays Lake,
and :hri hs have tire hands from +. Archl-
balis place, Barnet, Archibald ;, Burton
ATchibald's, hands from his own place,
George Lyles and hand. aud the hands on
the places VI b. Pool aud J. Shirley.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
Take Notice, Democrats!

The Democratic Parish Eyrcurivc Commit
tee Of kirllaud Parish. State or Louisiana,
will please assemble at r'rcir Office ia Rayyii'r,
at 10 O'Clock Il. m. July 18Th, 1876. 10 con-
= Ter ,ai take action "a IL" more 'ECIou.h
organization OF tie parry in this parish an!
attend to important business that viii b. land
bciLrc them. T. II. TOLER.
Chairman Parish TX. Committee.
Rayvillr. La, June trh. 1875.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
lnNLN-lNNE Va y

BE il further ordained hy the Police Jury Of
the PARISH Of Rlchluni, i hat the following
rair, If irrliagr he aud the same are hereby
established Tor the crossing OF I.a!ouIchc Fer
~, Oh he ca>, side 10 take effect Oh the first
day OF August, is, vi:
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

On motion, the Board adjourned till ,p-nor.
row morning, . O'Clock.
}. Newt. Pitts, b. o. EDWARDS,
Clerk 7. jury. President 2. Jury.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

GAys. VI CwcHGAE, Member Ward No
y quorum b..iug present H." minutes ct tire
la,, meeting Il lr DotI wc.r :y.i and
approved.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

h.- "w" place. + II C.-'-rG'., >rh.,.,-
Imii.. 'uss Nu.hlHs omt at .r4-r Ila..~
A,.ay "a or a.,' .a.i r.at IT; ,#.~.~..- ,r-
lIupITtcd.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

4 fEoroSIrIoS We propose 20 pivcr'.e
t1uI e. sale. with this understanding ID th"
lauI owner viii give rr,'r and terms. and
if ~ -a- ,.p charge auj II "A ~a'" he vii
pay ,s - r,i cent TO-. 'arr.r.. t... a.'
OF o.. .s,=, ;ay Hra'.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

i'"r" A..E "al.a- lie hslt~~a''- F......-
place. ..'i- ur!cr the err, K Nr.-
iin' g.. .i J. liu....n. James All I... >.....
ant j." hands ...:,r tAcif e,.......
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

" Two NOISE CIlI'Lc or Uu-yE,
l"lIe! or empty, f.
e Unc-hor-" carriage or buggy
loaded or cr empty, -
one man and horse -
ho.sc mule or head OF cattle
not attached 10 vehicle =
q" foot person. hog or sheep =
" barrel or p ~ over cable #. 3
Adopted June l-th, 1876.
J. NEwr. pIrrs. Il. q. FuwAEps.
Clerk i. jury. President 2. Jury,
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

There is no neutral ground in this
political contest. For US or against
Va, is the ineXorable decree"
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

Wednesday. June l,h. 1876.
The Board met pursuant TO alJpurnnrn, .
present the same members rs on yesterday
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

. On motion the Board adjourned Ill to.myr-
row uIosuing, Q O'Clock.
B o. EUwABUs,
Pes. f. Jury.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
No. /. Scholarships, Male and Female

Scholarships III Nroph"gcn College can L.,
purchased for SIUJ each, which give tuition
free ~ the holder thereof for ten year.
The-e Scholarships reduce the expenses so
year, or daring the ten years $500. The
said scholarships can he represented Ly stu.
dents rs soon as purchased, and may be sold
aud transferred by purchasers.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
sH&Da'a's'ssks=sS OF is,c Police
Z 1S:-y.

SITE al Lnr;I4E..)
iAE!sH VI E:y-LASD. \
Eayvisi". La, June l2t:.. ls.6.
Ia" Ponce iuf; IN aud HT Tie parish Of
E'rhlant. sad state, met at the town Of Ray
Vile o. lis, ;2rh day of June. \ y. 1876.
hclm. tie i.7ic for the rrs,tIa: meeting Of ,uid
Eyart
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24

UvElHIRct No. -
Gc il fu.'l,ci ordained That u kel.o be
Richland beacon., 1876-06-24
Marriage in High Lie.

The following is true account ola
marriage that occurred in the Boston
Mountain, Arkansas, on the Sd Of
May last:
The New York herald., 1876-03-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON March l, 1876.
po s sUSS Sisni E & Sales sst & :sss scc G
NKw ORLEANS, Feb. 20, 1876.
aeo tin SIsf, sT's s5ssS sol the
l-cotton quiet mddng. l24e low mIddlins, lIe
MOBILE March l. 1876.
Cotton irregular mdding i2c. i21sc. low middlng
e good ordinary gs net TesP,s & s;I ,5 bales
nent. 4io; eOastwse, 3l Sales, 1000 stock " 1885,
SAVANNAH, March l, 1875
osc good ordinary Ole Ns receipts o7s bales gross
5y Exports TO- the Continent iS' Sales .' stock
cnARLEsIoS. March /, 1876:
.cotton-Demand fair; mddlng, ike. l2e. low mid
s.ns snes sUSs s1Sst M & 4e Net receipts 'o 0Ae'
Spirits upenne firm at s2c Rosin steady 81 - for
strained. Tar quiet at 81 %.
Flour steady sales POO ebs =, 50 g for No; sgrog
double Wheat dull Of fair white Ut u 45
Corn quiet new soc. esc Barley dull; sales OF 2ooo
S 1 Say
Hsss. to SlO Boston, %idees @ 10 S SeS Eo0aS
Albany, SOC
Receipts-Flour 800 bbs wheat 5000 bushels; corn
1900 do oats, 5000 do barley 1900 do shipmenis-
SSts 1900 DO barley ooJ DO Flour quiet UNCHANGED
retail Barley dull sales of four Canada track
quiet firm is54c. nighwnos nominsliy 81 %.
TOLEDO, March l, 1876,
Flour steady. with moderate demand Wheat inactive;
No white Wabash 81 2a1s; No. white Michigan 81 27
extra do 81 80; amber Michigan, 81 2415 April 81 261s;
May 81 -; No do 81 0is No red winter. 81 23l4
nal; Michigan. s51se rejected s2c. Coverseed " 20,
Hogs, - 50 80 I5. Receipts-l3OOO bushels wheat,
67OOO do 5000 do oats Shipments-lO0 bbls -four
1000 bushels wheat, 4,o)0 do. corn.
CHICAGO March l, 1876
Flour dull Wheat fair demand but At lower rates. No
Chicago spring. 9Isc., spot; 9S12c, April 81 O2, May:
No soc rejected oslse e9e Corn irregular. but in
April 4sc bid, May; rejected ssc s3c Oats generally
unchanged. but Gales rather higher No = 31s4c
spot 3s4c bid. March; 3l6c bid, Apr 3412c. bid May
barley hTmer held higher 81 1sc 52c, spot 52c., April
Rye dull and shade lower sic 62c. Dressed hogs
steady 80 so 10 Pork strong higher Mt
$2 IS $2l 10 spot and March, 81 Y2 x2i %. April
81 l7s s22 70, May Larddemand fair aud prices have
advaneed sales at Si2 S7 Sl2 80 spot $l2 80 S2 S2
March si3 i2ls April siS 80 ss s2h May Bulk meats
short rib middle il5sc short clear mddes, i2sc wis;
bushels; corn esooo do oats $4,000 do barley. 5000
rye, 900 Shipments-Flour 1000 bbs wheat 26.oOO
bushes corn, 1900 26OO do. barley 1900 do;
rye sOO do. At the call of the Board wheat
higher y75tc 07JEc March: 9SzSc- April 81 u3 May.
Corn drmer 42ls 42tc March S3c April Oats
inal Pork easier ged. Lard shade lower
Sl3 10 April; $i3 70 $l3 80 May.
The New York herald., 1876-03-02

weight 81 cwt a o cwt Burchard Merritt sold for Bid
Me ~ Iowa Zoe per 10. weight cwt. strong
H. Meyer sold for self, IO2 Illinois steers terms
not obtained W. Siegel sold for self, u Illinois
steers terms not obtained Al Harsmus Bond street,
Nestheimer sold Ter Hayes Co % Illinois At 9c
per TO- weight "a cwt scant l1 Illinois az loc
lie per ~ weight "a e~t strong for Oberhon II Illinois
steers at l'e per H. weight "a VI. Lauter-
bach sold for Norris Waixes l05 Illinois steers,
at vs4e per 10. weight ~ e~t, strong. 61s
ewt; 52 Illinois steers, at lOi4c per H.. weight
ID weight. roney sons sold ior Morris 4
Waixes ~ Illinois ais 1Oc per ID. weight 81,
Illinois bulls AT 4c. 4sc. H. weight 200 lbs
head w +. Dudley scd for Morris Wakes 20
Illinois steers at osc. Toe lb weight 81, i
nois steers AT lOc. lOlsc per H.. weight 10 cwt
Samuels sold for A. NOgel AS Illinois Zoe per
weight "a ewt.
sKEP 1ND LAxBs-Trade slow but hrm with sales gener.
ally effected Ia small lots sheep sold Al 6l4e 7c per H.
aud lambs Sc. SIC per H. Judd and Buckingham sold
1873 sheep weight 10 37J lbs, at 6i4e per h. Kase
ldcoek sold 3f7 Illinois sheep, weight 81 80 hs,
63sc per ID liz illinois sheep, weight 1880 lbs,
lbs. T5sc. per 10. J. Kirby sold ls2 sheep.
weight 10 7 lbs $5 80 per % sheep. weight sO
lbs 7c per ID IL lambs. weight .i35 lbs AT sac.
h. Hume Elliott ssld lj Michigan sheep weight 10 27O
lbs 6c per N. 81 Ohio sheep. weight $3.50 lbs, at
1sc ID 800 State sheep weight 2eosO lbs. At 1sc
per h. "a State lambs wei sht 4iO lbs, ~ &c per H.
MILcn Cows-The quality OF these animals sale this
forenoon being better than has been for time
Sales were moderately NJ $50 $50 per head calves
always included.
yKALs CALyEs-Smooth quality Of veas tree Of sale
~ e15c. a lie. per 10 Calves not quoted
HoGs-There were no live hogs on sale.
The New York herald., 1876-03-02
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Al the Exchange yesterday r. " Harnctt sold BY
order OF the Court the house and lot, l6xlOO H. or
East l2th street. south SIDE 2S feet west Of Fourth
avenue, TO j. L. Mott, planun for 50 $50 over mort.
gage and interest Of $1,000 in all ST. 500; also the
house. with lot 25v9s O. West Twenty sixth street
100 ieet west Of sixth avenue, subject 10 a mortgage
Of $4,000, for $40, 400, TO NJ Zoehwetzke, In all
S2t 900
James ~ Miller sold by order Of the Court one lot
20xl01 2xt0x20x2Oxs2 2 on Lexington avenue north
west corner OF Scventy.ninth street. TO /. B Clark
for 200 over mortgage OF $500
Peter r. Meyers sold by order Of the Court four lots
together In size lOOlixlOO, seventh avenue south
west corner Of l22d street, to John H. Dykeman for
$4,000
Adrian H. Muller sold at executors sale the two story
frame building three story brick aud one four
story brick building, with lot 25xlO0 No 22l Moti
street north SIDE between Prince and spring streets,
"A 4 y. Harms for aAooQ
The New York herald., 1876-03-02
2:3O TO ) ?. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL AND IRREGULAR
FUTURES srKADY--FLoUR DULL-wHEAT
DUII.-CoRN fIEM-OAI9 DULI-POnK
FIRMER-LARD FAIRLY ACIIvK-wHIsKEY UN-
cuASGED-PETRoLEUM sTEADY-sPIRITs TUR-
pExTINE FIRM-RosIS sTKADY--oIIs QUIET
FREIGHrs FIRM-coFFER sTEADY-sUGAR
STEADY.
"WEDNESDAY March 1-6P.M
On Change 1our was dull but al about yesterdays
prices Wheat without quotable change but dull
Corn closed lrm. Oats dull but nomlnaly un-
changed. Pork 1rm. Lard fairly active and
closed rather drm whiskoy was unchanged
Freghts were 1rm. Cotton the spot was dull and
irregular Futures steady the close Coffee was
steady Naval generally seadier OILS we're
sti quiet Petroleum steady. Sugar also steady
CorBKK-T market FOR BrazIs steady but nothing
doing stock Of Rio and Santos March AT New York.
2oi 2so bag; at Baltimore O5S do Mobile 100 do
At New Orleans 7G5 do At Galveston 500 do AHoat
and loading United States mail adviees January ~
80 54 bags Purchased United States January n
10 February 10 i2s 500 bags We quote :rdinay car.
goes l51<c l6c fair do. I7{e i7c: good do IKE
Isc prime do. lsSc. a1skc; Santos fair good IKE.
lsc gold ninety days; Java, government bags 2sc
24c do grass mats z3c 25c singapore do. Ice zoe
Ceylon, Is1Sc ieSe; Maracaibo. lo1sc isSe.; Lagu-
agra. IKE Ishsc; Jamaica. lo1sc isc ST. Domingo
Ice i5sse. Porto kieo i7e lee Costa RieA lie