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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19
H. a. CatchinGs ct al vs.. n. Frank.
lin bridges. No. 1855.
Opinion of the Court by On. ]. S1MRALL.

OPtntOn OF the Court by Oh. j. SIMRALL.
This was an action of ejectment by plain
tins In error, heirs of Cyrus Catchings
deceased, against Bridges, tenant i'm posses
sion, who claimed title as purchaser at an
administrators sale in the estate of Cyrus
Catchings, deceased, under decree Of the
Probate Court.
Both parties claimed through Cyrus
Catchngs. The Probate Court proceeding
was had in 1851 and 1852. Citation was eX-
ecuted on the guardian OF the infants, who
did not appear, and q decree of sale was
made without the appointment of a guar
dian ad lsteal for the minor heirs at law OF
Cyrus Catohings, deceased. The sale was
made October LIST, 1852. The transcript OF
the Probate Court proceedings and the ad
mnistTatGr's deed to the defendant were
admitted in evidence against the objection
of plaintiffs. Defendant pleaded the gem
eral issue and statute OF limitation. There
was "A judgment for defendant Held:
|. Under tha provisions of Act of Dec
10TH, l6Y0, and March Sd, lS4S, dutch
Code, p. 67T 6SS,) it was necessary that a
guardian ad litem should have been APP
pointed. In this respect the proceedings
were defective. 1t seems that the Circuit
Court admitted this record and deed as evil
dehce of title for all purposes. This was
error.
III. If the defendant purchased at the sale
bona .fde ard paid the purchase money, aud
had continued ia adverse possession, then
he might be Sntttled to set up the special
limitation o & five years prescribed by Act OF
February stth, 1874, dutch. Code $50 }
which would commence TO run on the re-
moval of the minority disabilities OF the
plaintiffs. In this aspect of the case, and
for this purpose only, the proceedings of
sale and the administrators deed were ccm-
petent evidence, ReVerSed and renlanded.
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SENATE-EIGHTY- SECOND DAY.

WEDNESDAY,, April u, 1876.
Mr.. President Sims in the chair; absent S.
Several committees reported.
5. B. To lease the penitentiary, with
House amendments, was taken up and con
sidered at leugth-pending which the Sen
ate took a recess until s O'Clock tonight.
NIGHT SESSION.
The Senate went into executive ession.
Adjourned.
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The following bills were indefinitely post
poned H. 3. in relation TO contracts be-
tween .labofers and tenants ana n. D. 10
amend the revenue laws.
BY Mr. Bridges: To regulate the ices al
lowed the Auditor on lands sold 20 the state
on account Of taxes Of 1876 referred,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

S. B. To lease the Penitentiary--a num-
Der OF the House amendments were con-
CURED in but several were rejected, and the
following Committee of Conference were
appOinted-Messrs. McCaskill, Graham and
Smith
IL 3. TO dispose of the lands belonging to
the State, with amendment, passed.
LAWS BY APPROVAL.
The Governor informed the Senate that
he has approved the follow ing bills. VIZ:
TO incorporate WinOna Female College /;
to amend the judiciary expense act; TO aI-
thOriZe Scott county to make cei tain al
lowances for the relief of r. f. smith {;
to authorize Amite and Pike counties to
bond outstanding warrants FIR the relief Of
j. d. Stewart and G. w. Blllaatine; 10
authorize Choctaw to is ua bonds to pay
Winston county. and 20 fix the salary OF
the Superintendent of Schools iii Amite
county.
Adjourned.
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Gov. Ames and his accomplished wife
came last Tuesday to our town, and re-
turned in the evening to New Orleans.
where they will remain for some weeks.
and then perhaps 60 North 10 visit
friends, and attend the Centennial Boy
Vt. Louis Herald,
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&With 80 cents addltlonaI on Accouut OF
the Convention.
rowing to length We are compelled to
leave out the remainder of the report, which
ia very interesting
fsiQned.) A. J. SYKES. Chairman.
j. E. EVERETT,
w. H. SIMS,
On part of the Senate.
J. T. BLoUNT,
NJ. II. JONES,
On part of the House.
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Leaves values available for taxes l193lSe34 90
! In this calculation the property ofNesho-
| ba, Marion and Rankin is estimated at the
| value of 1874, as no report has been made
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TUESDAY, April IL, 1876.
Dir. President Sims in the chair. Absent
s. lie We of absence was granted to Mr.
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EVENING SESSION.
rae ApPRopRIAT1oN BrLL

Upon motion of Mr.. Street, (Mr. Clifton
in the chair.) the House went into Commit
tee of the Whole to consider the General
Appropriation Bill. In The Committee OF
the Whole, Dir. Drake in the chair, the bin
was considered and number of amend
ments were recon- mended.
HOUSE.
The report was received and the bin was
passed-yeas n nays !.
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The bonds all bear interest at the rate of
per cent. per annum.
The value of the taxable property of the
State is as follows, tOwit:
Land assessed to
owners $50, 774279 90
Land held for
nayment of taxes IL, O99 218 90
Total $95 s73, 497 90
Assessed value of personalty..,,, So, ha5 10
Grand total .4I3.05 90
Daduct land held for taxes.....,,., II Oo921 90
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rHa REVENUE BILL.

The revenue bill, which was under cor
sideration yesterday, was again taken up.
and occupied the attention of the Senate for
two or three hours, and finally passed
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Acting President NJ. z. Association,
II. c. MYERS, Secretary.
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Press Association Convention.

r. S. BLAIR, Secretary.
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Public Meeting nt Summit.

Sec. of Miss. State Centennial Board.
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proudly claim the title of Americans
We behold in the wonderful display the
Joint products of American genius, there
being no Mason and Dixon line to divide
our national pride in the exhibition. We
will not be known there aIs Yankees and
Rebels, Puritans and Cava-
Tiers, Catholics OF Hugen-
OTIS, but only as common brotherhood
with one flag, one country and one COM
mon aspiration for that country's future
glory. The notes of Liberty bell ringing
from the tower of Independence Hall
this day will awaken memories of CEN
tu-y which will warm the heart of the
visitor, whether. he comes from amongthe
palmettoes of the CaroiInas or from the
workshops of New England. And
when to-dsy's sun has set upon the
pomp and glorles of the Centennial
opening, in the twilight skies will be
, seen happy commingling of blue and
gray-GoD's own suggestive oil
the spirit OF amnesty and reconciliation,
dispelling forever the bitter memories OF
the past years-that spirit which should
govern the genius of our land in laying
broad and deep the foundation OF our
second century's prosperity and happi-
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IMPORTANT

To our Daily and Tri-Weekly subscribers,
who know themselves TO be in arrears for
subscription. They will pleese remit by
check, registered letter, or Pc. order, the
amount due up to the LIST of January, 1876.
This is necessary, in order TO close the ac-
counts of the late ii III.
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TRUSTEES SALE

OF BLAND PkOfbh''
By virtue Of deed Of Wv VIZ. =, - Eai,i
Thomas James Hnmm ahl - It,. a.
Hamm his wife, to me ~ ia's "a o,,.,,rl
10. h day Of August, =. IT, is''Aa's. 1egr 10
10 the Clerks Office 81 the "1hy a,sd l
Ohio county, Wet VIZ, -, ., On s.,s,
rust book No. 7 page % WI, 80 60.
day. tbc 2Oih day 81 Nay. - raa'
msncing at ~ O'Clock a. 800 cygf'J
door Of The Courl HUu'' gi M ~. hl.s..,
West VA, proceed 10 vii !" ~, 70, s,,s,lDs
apd best bidder the colossus ,.,sui,.
properly, to-wIt: Comnrie..4 ,o,r.sr a
Two al from the souii'a' ,,o, " 3,
lot No. is In Daniel Zan"'. s'F ,'snt1 ~
city OF Wheeling. running 80, Ls..
southerly on YORK street Ih'. ',,-,,.f.r p
dred and twenty feet, running 1T uofil
Huron street thence is' NV 80, a. b
+rly on Huron alley ih'he. psi' glgf -
Huron alley TO the y a." o. IN, bfoS~
vether with a ard singular 'D'
men u and buildings thereon. I,g,L,s
Terms Of sale cash. 7eIIIb. s..,d b
shall only convey such tiu' -"
me by said deed oftfusi. yx r,utsr
aplH T.IOs. UBhIbS'
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4 GARD.

yi,O ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
/ the errors and inuiscrctions of youth,
manhood, &c. will send a recipe that
Will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by n missionary
III south America. send "a self-addresSed
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station ID, Bible House, New York City.
fvbaSeod-cgub
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DIED.

McGARRALI--At Benwood, Monday,
May Sth 1876, JAMES, son of Larry and
Annie McGarrall, aged - years, i months
and days.
Funeral at Benweod, Wednesday morn
ing at . O'Clock. Friends of the family are
invited TO attend. 70 be buried in new
Catholic cemetery.
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TRUSTEES SALE
FOR SALE.

WE HAVE TWO VERY NlrE 1A'
w story brick tenement houses .N
Twenty ilHh street, Tor sale. lh) o.
neyIly new and In excellent frpalf - T,
contains four rooms and klichfh' a."
both have good cellars. Any p'n"h 90
string IA cheap dwelling bon. ""' u ca n.
ana upon rrHspnhbI" terms VII %,
o. call. For full particular Apply '"N'
undersigned III rhriI Office. 80. llathr"
line street, Wheeling. ". Va.
CRAIRAFT SIJLf-
aprljh Ai'"'h'''
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


Under aud by virtue of Il decree of the
Municipal Court of Wheeling, entered on
the 22nd day OF March, 1876, in II suit in
chancery therein pending, wherein James
II. Holliuger Is plaintiff and Nancy Hol.
liLger anu others are defendants, will, on
SAL 4" rtin, the 9th day of May, 1876. at
the front door of the Court House Of ohio
county. y oceed TO sell at public auction To
the highest and best bidder, the following
described real estate, situated in the city
OF Wheeling, that is to say: the north halt
of lot number eleven az in square num-
Der fourteen I'D, situated on the west side
OF E)f formerly Filth street, and be.
tween Eleventh formerly Unfon) and
Twelfth formerly Monroel streets. The
improvements on the property consist OF
new two story brick house, containing
five rooms and basement, with gas
throughout. The west thirty.siX feet "f
the said half lot is leased for the sum OF
thirty dollars per year, lease expiring July
Sth, 1877.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the pur.
chase money, or so much more as the pur-
chaser may elect, >gSh; balence In two
equal insIallmentS nj six and twelve
months VITA interest from the day ofsale.
Possession given Immediately.
j. J. WOODS,
Special mmiSSioner.
]. w. MITCHELL, Auctioneer. apl5oaw
The above sale is adjourned until Satur-
day, May 18th, at 10 O'Clock n. IN.
J. J. WOODS, Commissioner
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h.or sale.

nHE or THE Is 1T AsD VT ', ; sosslJ.
OABLY located farms 10 BfoyA' 80
owned by Mr.. A. ". BuehaI.,A. "a 10 -
ing SIS acres. so improves ,.,iyg
highest state Of cultivation. Vp II ,5s,'
story Brick Dwelling. coDt-'nsn,si,,i ~
all necessary out building. ,,-,,.,y "a
miles south Of Wei sDurg. on
For further particpiar. Apply hpACu
mT ALDEfSo'
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IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
/ Wheeling.
Charles II. Collier, Administrator OF Walk
er Hunter, deceased,
Timothy =. Mccarthy. Noah n. Hunter,
'ohn ". Hunter, Charles W. Hunter,
Henry {. Hunter, Frank 7. Hunter, Gym
thia K. Bags and George W. Baggs her
husband, saran l.. Campbell add David
Campbell her husband, Nemiah Dew.
George Dew, Charles Dew, Minnie Dew
and Mary Hunter,
IN CHANCERY.
The undersigned, Commissioner OF said
Court, hereby gives notice that in pursu-
ance OF decree made and entered in the
above entitled cause by said Court on the
LIST day al April, 1875 he will, az his office,
No. 80 Twelfth street, in the city 81 Wheel
ing, est Virginia, on the 10Th day OF
June. 1876, commencing at 10 O'Clock n.
m, proceed TO take, state and report 10
To said Court an account OF the leins, II
any, on the real estate in the bill men,
toned, to-wit:
A piece Of ground on Wheeling Island,
in the seventh wardof the City OF Wheel
ing, West Virginia. fronting 40 feet on the
east side OF South Wabash street, immedi.
ately south of u. v. B1rket'S lot, and run
ming hack with Burkets land, with n uni
form width OF ~ feet, from said street to
an alley commonly called Hunters
alley" being a piece of property owned by
Walker Hunter in his life time, and the
amounts and priorities thereof. And
further. the value In a gross sum Of the
dover right Of the defendant, Mary Hun
ter, in said real estate. And any other
matter said Commissioner may deem
pertinent, or that may be required by the
parties hereto or any of them.
And IL was furtherin said decree ordered
that the publication OF tn s notice once a
week for four successive weeks, in some
printed q d published in ne !
city of Wheeling, should be equivalent TO |
personal service Of such notice on the |
parties or any OF them.
l.. 9. JORDAN, 4
commissioner
4 CALDWELL, attorneys for |
plaintiffs. mysoavs
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WEST VIReINIA's pride is gratified in
knowing that our Centennial building is
tine handsomest one on the grounds to-
day at Philadelphia.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. 1t will be sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to clue agents and To subscribers.
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FOR RENT.
7o4 az NT.

FoH II !" .,.a,p
TWO OR THREE 49, ,nd
rooms, Fas, &C., I'D the - ,aiafS
o. o., M rannr ara or for small amy r.
10 .el , ySu si1.n im@ediaIely AZ, ~; az,
April ls,. Ih. basement room o. Toei y .
boildlnx, now occupied by H. 4 Ipply y
green grocery or huckster sia ,n.it ffHEs.
DIR. n. y. HCLLsa a.
Or 10 squire OKeefe, corner nIIsh
Fourfeenth stfeets.
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TO MERCHANTS.

An OPPORTUNITY il OFFERED To
n buy at discount an order for ac-
commodation at the Collonade Hotel,
Philadelphia, amounting TO Seventeen
Dollars and u Hall. For particulars apply
at this Office. febSh
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Saturday. the 18th day o. MAY 1879

Commencing a. ~ "'clo"k 4. w., ~ ~
mont doc Of H. e .@an IT , II@q Els %, ",
800 ,jhi,r th,. follow ug G"~cflh . 10
Derty' 10. vii. Th.uor 'hird Of va, ?
iior Of lot numbered one hun 81. "I ~ p,
two IG2, on thcgiat Of that ". ,.,, 'I', u.
of Wheeling, Wet Nlis'hl'' WI ~.
laid out by 81 liam tnapi'r Ah' -
Enn. the same being twenty -"
ON the alley In the rear 81 All 49, 5,. . D.
running the sam. widih h'p' .f
wards Market street U"rm'rl =,
WashIn ton street beng on We
n, said street, together With al aN -,
Ior the buildings and appnflrhab
same belonging or In any NJ
Ing. This property Is nov "'r
Thomas fahy. t.-4-.
TRIMS " SALE Fln"'n ~
cash, BALANCE %. the pufohase ~. i.
one, two. tire" am 'p1f y'.,,.,.
proved security for deferred H..
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Ancil'h''''
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SUNDRIES.

CYRUPs, CHEESE, WOODEN WARE,
- Rroofns, soaps, Candles, Crackers,
Essence Coffee, Indigo. Matches, Vinegar,
Carbon and Lard Ok, Spices, Rlce, starch,
SNUFF, Soda, Grocers Drugs and such other
articles As are usually iound I'm n first-ciass
house- -. REILLY.
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Forty ears has tested the value Of
Or. A. y. Ted,rs Anii.BitiiouS and
Liver Pills.
THE RiSST PILL NOW IN USE
For BilliCusne>aI
Use DIR. \. =. fe-lds Pills.
For Liver COmplgjrt,
Use Dr. \. :. rodd's Hills.
For Dyspepsia,
Use .,Dr. y. =. Fodds Fills
3sor Sick Headache.
Use DIR. \. =. Todds oils.
For DiSoTdered Stomach,
Use Or. \. =. Todd'S Pills.
For Indigestion oi Food,
Use DIR. y. :. Todd $ Fills.
FOR Constipation OF Bowels
Use DIR. 4. :. Todd's Pills.
Fer Palpitation of the Hear,
Use DR.. A. :. Todd's Pills.
For lmpurity OF the Blood
Use DR.. A. :. Todd's Pills.
For Pains III The Head
Use Dr. \. :. ToddS Pills,
For rainS in the Side,
Use .>r. 4. -. Toidg pills
LAIGHLfN nR0TEEERS a CO..
PRUPRlETORS.
Sold by Druggists and Deals 3 every.
where.
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FoR RENT

ruypvELLryG FORMERLY o. -. q
caplsd By II. J. Lessnre, j, 20 o,ren
ua,uiIough street. Posession eopysb'
imm ediai<ly. Water ana Hh.d, slis
fences, nne large afa n,nu,ss Val
shade trees and wlsnIn nv msh
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

ny VIRTUE or 4 DEED or ~ =
d made 10y Birn"y O'Fri'I Ia ~" - n. ~
t..r, dated the 7th dayoi March, \. y, -
and of cord IN the tlJks ono" "' IN
County Court of ohio county, Wei VI
giuia, In deed OF trust book M. 1i"' F"
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FOR SALE
Country Residence for Sale.

I HEREBY OFFER FOR SALE MY RESI-
i dence, situate In the village OF Leaf her
woo }, two miles east OF this city. The
house IL In good order and contains ten
rooms, besides wash house and other
necessary out buildings. There are about
sir acre, OF excellent land suitable Tor
building sites will sell M a whole or In
lots, ~ may be desired.
mytN THOl O'BRlEN.
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REFINED SUGARS
TEAS AND TOBACCO.

TEAS AND TOBACCO.
A FULL LINE OF CHOICE OOLONG,
"A Japan, GunpowdeT, souchong and
Young II yson Tcas, and leading brands 81
Virginia and Kentucky Chewing Tobaccos
Alloys on hand. Special Inducements
offered In these lines.
mrs N. REILLY.
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llceS.
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-07

cash and seller September; 4s 3-4a43 7.Sc seller
October ~ S-4c seller November; rejected 4, y
Oats fairly active and shad. higher; No2 II
lac cash; 81 l-a seller October. Rye firmer
58l-2.. Barley fair demand and lower, 72a72 l-2
cash: 72c seller October.
FREI(iHTS-U Unchanged.
RECEIPTS Flour {. 600 barrels; Wheat Co.
900 bushels; corn 276 900 bushels; oats SO, 600
bushels, rye 5000 bushels; bailey $4,000 bush
es.
SHIPMENTS-Flour 1900 bbls; Wheat s.
900 bushels; corn .5l, 0,O bushels: oats IS, 00o
bushels; rye II 400 bushels; barley 600 bush
els.
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MARKET REPORTS
St. Paul Markets.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.

PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
Trade among commission merchants has b-,-l
only moderately active, as regards the general
list Of commodities, and the fluctuations II.
values have not been remarkable, in any way
FLOUR-We still have to report only tan
local demand for the hest grades, and mods-
rate shipping demand for ''Sup-rlative." ".
quote as betor.: Patent process $3.50 to 81
per barrel Straight XAXX. made without q
separation OF middlings is quotahIe at 81 IS t.
500. Inieriorbrands Of XXXX -four are 10 L..
quoted at 81 .25 to 4 so; xxx, at 1850 to 0V;
per Dbl Red Dog or Indian flour AZ - 80. ~.
hour at - SO per 100 It's, Bottled corn meal a,
Sl.to per 10" lbs.
WHEAT The deliveries from farmers wa-
ons which comm. need last week, have not Iu-
creased II, amount, and are confn- Il Ia COM
para,iv.lv small amount. Evidently thu cur
rent prices OF new W heat do not accord with the
producers ideas. 4 good dea. Of wheat, NEST
OF il OF last years crep, Is going INTO store. and
considerably large amouns are dialy being
shipped 10 eastern ana foreign mar Sets.
The following ara the quotations ot 40
whea. in the great markets yesterday week and
Yesterday: showing the course OF prices during
the week under revi-w.
Last week Tins week
! l.ixsrpoaI. ~ al to s.
| New lurs, St-uo
| Chicago c.s. Cos
+. Milwaukee,, a>s s..o2 i
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CROPS IN KANDIYOHI COUNTY.

The wheat crop in this county will not
average more than five bushels per acre.
Quite a number of farmers have threshed
in this vicinity, and several loads efnew
wheat have been brought to market. Tho
yield in some places has been less than
the amount of seed sown in the spring.
What has been threshe has ran ged
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St. Louis Produce Market.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 5.
FLOUR-Dull: only small jobbing trade.
GRAIN-Wh-at, higher, No. 2red fall. 81. LA
Lag cash; No. red fall, ST ,O41s bid cash; No.
i do. 96 ay7xc. Corn, tirmer; No. 2 mixed
4Ox to 4OXc cash: 40l to 40 Use asked seller
September; 42c seller October. Oats higher;
No. 9 SIC cash. Eve little doing; 54c bid. Far
ley, No. 3 spring Zoe; Nebraska, y.
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New York Produce Market.


Nsw YORK, SEPT
ELoug-Raeeipts $1,000 tarr Is; in TAR de-
maud, Nc . s. 4osS.a5. >up-rtlna state and
western, S3.es5a4. =; commons to good sNtra 81 :
soas7 10: good 10 choice 81 s5as 5, white s..>'-
ern sN.s-.. S. eoss1 81. extra Ohio, s4ouah. Is.
extra s. Louis, ~ gas 5o. Minnesota paisll.
process, se.5oaa.vo. Rye flour, steady; si-5tsa
5oa Corn meal more active; western Ss.Soi
2s5
GRAIN-Nhsaf, irregular and unsettled: re
osip.S, So. 90 bushels: a,nber Deiew.rs New
81 ~ amber Michigan new, .2sai. asal-.o, Nc
: Milwaukee, si.oo; spring unSradsst ssa. (.
a.u5. No > Chicago, Ss.uo, winter resi ves'-il
| new. s.. 10: red Uaio new 81 - Rye nrsa-E
| state new, SIC. western n-y. ooasas. bAsi-s
| quiet and unchanged. Mat qai-; ba: steady
| Corn quiet: mixed steamer s5c; do Inyraded
| 5sa5i i do sal, IS Sa56Sc. Oats demand TAI
aud firm; receipts is.oUo bushsies. mixed IVES
tern and state, 35aiie; white do 3.aisc.
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LIVERPOOL, Sept. 5.
GRA1x--Wh heat, California, white wheat
average, 9s al a IS Sd; do club IS Sd a los
red western, No ? to No !, IS a . Sd; winter
red western, No Ito No l, IS I'd a9s al. Corn
mixed western, eos Oats, American. 81 3ss
Barley, American. 3l-2s.
LONDON, SEPT. s.
The weather throughout England to-day
unsettled.
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er" dealer in wagons, buggies and carriages in
this county.

Bear in mind that the Independent Green
back Mass Congressional Convention, for
this, (the second district,) is to be held at
Farmil gton on, Tuesday September 18th 1867
at 10 O'Clock M
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Let everv greenback man i'll Rice county
leave his business for one day, and attend the
independent Grernback Mass county Conven
ton at the Court House, in Far,bault, saturday,
September 9th at one O'Clock p. m Come out
and hear the Hon. Ebenezer Ayres.