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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11
Not a Brothers Murderer.

In the reign of Queen Anne. a soldier
belonging to the marching regiment which
was quartered in the city of Worehester
was taken up for desertion, and being
tried by a court martial, was sentenced
to be shot. The Colonel and Lieutenant
Colonel being at the time in London. the
command of the regiment descended te
the Major, a most cruel and inhuman man.
The day on which the deserter was to be
executed having arrived, the regiment a;
Is usual on such occasions, was drawn Out
to see the execution.
1t is the custom on these occasions r.
draw lots from the several ~corporals fo1
TINS Glsagr3aaDle office; and when every
ehU expected to see these lots as usual
they were surprised to find that tie Ma
jor had given orders that the prisoner
should die by the hands of his own broth
er, who was only a private in the sam
company, and who, when the cruel order
arrived, was taking leave Of his unhappy
brother, and with tears fast flowing, thai
expressed the anguish Of his soul, was
hanging for the last time about his neck.
On his knees did the poor fellow BEG
that he might not have a hand in his
brothers death; and the poor prisoner
forgetting for the moment his petitions tt
Heaven, begged to die by any other
hands than those of his brother. The
unrelenting officer. however, could by nc
means be prevailed OH to revoke his crueI
sentence, though entreated to do So by
every officer in the regiment; on the con.
trary, he swore that the brother, and bic
only, should be the executioner, if it were
only for examples sake. to make justice
appear more terrible. When much time
had been wasted in fruitless e~ndeavors te
soften the rigor Of this inhuman sentence
the prisoner prepared to die, and the
brother to be the e%xecutioner,
The Major, striet to the maxim Of cru.
city, stands close TO see tlgk the piece
was properly loaded which being done
Re directs that the third motion Of hi:
cane shall be the signal to FIRE. Accord
ingly, at the third motion, the Major, in
stead of the prisoner, received the bull
let through his own head. and fell life
less to the ground.
Ihe man no sooner discharged The
piece, then throwing it on the ground ht
exclaimed
"He that can give no mercy, no mercy
let him receive. Now. I submit | haC
rather die this hour for that mans death
than live a thousand years and take away
the life of my brother"
No one seemed to be sorry for this IN
expected justice on tho inhuman major
and the man being ordered into cusody
many gentlemen present, who had beer
witnesses to the whele affair, Joined Il
%entreat the officers To defer the execution
Of the other brother till the Queens pleas
ure should be made known.
The request being complied with, thu
City Chamber that very night drew vi
a very feeling and pathetic address to hel
Majesty, setting forth the unparalleled
cruelty Of the deceased officer, and hum
bly, entreated her Majesty's pardon fol
both the brothers. The brothers wer,
pardoned and discharged from the army
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11

No. An English paper gives an &C
count Of the rescue Of a British lady, trav-
cling in Arabia, from a great peril, by
an Arab sheik, or chieftain. Although
the lady had a most stormy temper and
was exceedingly i'll looking, it seems she
had a heart; and in a fit of romantic graf.
itude, she resolved to marry her deliy.
erer. But no sooner did the sheik learn
her determination, than he mounted his
swiftest d%romedary and incontinently
fed across the desert to sands unknown.
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I'm RTem0riam.

In MemOriaEn.
Infamed with ardent zeal and love,
And clothed with power from Heaven abov,
The sainted Tennsnt nobly stood,
A champion for his peoples good.
To him, in trance, at first twas given,
To view the glorious fields of Heaven,
And hear the great Redeemer's praise,
Resembling in angelic lays.
And then a voice full loud and clear,
Fell sweetly on his raptured ear;
When he celestial joys would learn
"Thou must again to earth ~return!"
Obedient to his Masters will,
He burned his message to fulfil;
And long with holy fire imbued,
He warned and eheered the multitude.
Immortal souls he strove to win,
From dangerous paths of guilt and SIM,
And urge them in the narrow way
That leads to everlasting day.
And thousands who obeyed the call,
Saved from the ruin of the fall,
Shall in Eternity rejoice,
That e'er they heard his warning voice.
Bright shall those precious jewels shine,
In radiant splendor all divine;
But brighter that immortal crown,
That he shall wear before the Throne.
For he was Faithful and Beloved
His works were all by Heaven approved;
And sacred be his peaceful rest,
BY angels watched, by Jesus best.
LIrcnFIELD, Conn March i 1868.
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HAMLET BOILING.

HOUSE q SIGN FAINTER,
FREEHOLD, N. J.
DATNTING IN IMITATION OF OAK, MAPLE
4 Walnut, Mahogany and Rosewood. Also, Mar
Bile in any style.
" Paper ~uapging-Pisin and Architectural
neatly executed.
October %. 1854. LILY
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ssa r. ALLEN, JR.
At Red Bank and Long Branch,

-a9e MONMOUTH COUNTY, N. J.,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
CohfCFfOR, Masters ad Examiner in Chancery,
- Notary Public, Commissioner Of Deeds for New
York, New Jersey, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Ex-
ohlcio of the New England States Soldiers Bounty
Service Warrants obtained and disposed Of.
Red Bank. Oct. l. 1856.
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pACan it be said that a fran Bds
wisely considered what he has doEe when
the end corresponds not with what he
proposed :?
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11

Hea It is said that an English wit
meeting Mr.. Brunei, the engineer, asked
him In the words of Job, " Canst thou
draw out Leyiathan with a hook 2"
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U.s. Beading makes af1ff Gsan," sa5s
Bacon, end = Fashion makes a full NO
man" says Punch.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11

nsA What gentleman can, with any
sense Of propriety, ask q fat woman e
lean on his arm.a
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11

B9- Why is a lady like a stage dri-
yer? Because their first object is 10 Sc
cure the male.
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To The Public.

TINE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING HAD CQNSID-
Il cradle experience in Literary Affairs, and being
we'll known as a Writer,-now offers his services to
all those in want of Literary aid. He will furnish
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Albums
Acrostics, and Poetry on any subject wished for
The strictsst confidence maintained. Address (post
rAia,) FINLEY JOHNSON,
re Baltimore, Md. s
Baltimore, Md. Oct. %, 1851. In
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No. Kitchen girls are now termed
young ladies Of the other parlor."
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WILLIAM D.

~ JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
0FFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE YARD, NEXT
" door to A.. G. McLean's office, Freehold, NJ.
Altkind, of writings drawn up and executed.
HOnses and Lots and Farms, Sc. for Rent or
sale attended to.
Freehold, March IS, 1857. PITT.
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pHITIP 7. RYALL.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. MASTER AND EXAM
iae2 in Cha1cery. Office, that formerly occupied b,
E3a, Daniel Is. Rysi.
FreeAola. Nov. 26. 1857. S-1v
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DIR. j. Z. ENGLIEE,
Ga

v1a. s DENTIST,
an MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, SECOND
" door below the Drug Store of A.WALKER, Esq,
e. In his Office on Mondays and Tuesdays
Freehold, April 9, 1856. : 24-1y
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17
Dr.. } D-peneo's G~ldea Pey,odiesl Pill. 4
Ftmsiss

Dr. J Dspsneo's cals>a Pey,odiesl Pill. for
Ftmsiss
inhliisie la correcting irregularities and reacvi
ebs;rueiicns % the n4oottiy turns. ffon Whatever
taas-.
Thes, pills are nothing new. be, have bern nscs b,
the Doctor for many years. both sFrsn asd Amer
lea. ~th Unparalleled success in every csss; sud he
Is urged BY many thousand ladies. who have u.s~l
them, 10 make the pills pusie foF the alienation Of
those sdrssing nom any rreeaisniy whatever. a.
veil a. % prevent psexaasey 10 t-oss Isdse. ~hose
health vii ne, permit % an Increase Of family
Prcsnsnt females and those sappo-ine thctnSi, -
eautioned against using these pill. While prcg-
nsut the proprietor responsibility amer
the above adusontioa, al hoagh their lnltncs. Mi
prevent say misehiefio health. olAefwse !he.' pills
are recommended. Pail aud sxsHct directions ae-
company each eex
Tecir ingredients arc taswn 10 at Agents seitirg
,seso sd tary 81 ten yea. they are the bs.s Fas.
everinssoda,e1 fsr a. disease. pscullar 10 females
Price o. i~r by.
scld ~ac's.aic srd retail -
y. ii. BiRR L co, Dru<si,i..
Terre-Hsrte. lad.
Sole sxcn;s fr VICE eesrsy. 20 whom ~ orders
mast - addressed. They vii supply desicrs. NE
rrerresor. prices sn .rnd he pl. icon her'sall,)
;, mall . say p-rt y tn eoan,ry, .cndslg thea,
stco tsrcues she ferre-Hsuie Fc,i oflrs.
Oct. -. fsSs-d-iy
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Woos.- Has F-roKArtNg.-AmonR al lrcps "a
tohs or IA, hAf'hit have been iruoa "a r. infii
bic. nouc hss given the satisfaction ar gain
,he Popularity thai Prof. wood's Aair Rr-torst,e
nov ha. tils ksHoratv' has passed re ordeal ~
cable Fashionable toilet, aud the l-dcs ri-e-
ever thsy have listed d, pronounce it's p-c..c.s
ar,icl-. They I'D, her. u hair i iiitned. IA "a
create frc.h grow h-lh.t fuli, '.s"rt-t e..
satlse power - The rou.- tie deuuded p.er. and
the nbre- 20 ,saot forth ane~-'h ttd..s!v-s
and feaose dsl,ur. prevent. gra,ness. resir tie
"a bair . original coior ~Ael gr.yness has "a.
alls ,uP'rs sacd. svsssfieh iu.ir impsr- the .f-
aud &c x,hi.ty - ,k % he hair .na Keep u a..
-a,s iasarlant, healthy aud In fell .ixor- y. V.
Irbunc.
Sold b, all Druggists lsos -. dvlw
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III Persons aioieted With the Fever and Asus
shenid not spare either time. trouble. expense, 10
procars Dr. Hos-cster's Celebrated Bi-tcrs, whoss
esneacsnt effects spon The hannah y stem has been
clearly proved 10 those Who have been stricken down
short space Of time BY this drcsdful eurss, whose
cheeks are ~aa and measre. AID ~hess ligLss are
seepless aud retful, and who's eyes dim aud
ken with death staring them In shs face. this con-
pound mus, prove hiessing' suatehing them IS ~
we're ICON the very mouth Of The gave. None can
know It's true value until they have tested a.. WhaH
all others have filed. these Btters have restored the
Sufferers 10 Pdstias health. Their popularity In all
iAs Aosssrn and souiheTa parts should Introduce
them 10 all families
For sale BY Druggists and desier. generally. every
waero. NOV. II. dwiw
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CIscisSAri. Monday. November 10.
Flour unchanged; local !, u,and f,rexirs
good receipts fair.
Hogs opened 6rm with a COOL ., mani
at Sc % for those averaging goo b.. but
at he close SO 50 was demanded and
none 10 be had but 900 head. averaging
100. sold on 'Chanse 81 ST - 10 be de-
ivered the last week OF Decvmb r. Slaugh-
.erers ART iryins 10 make arr Hngems nj
between themselves by ~lach they bind
themselves not to pay any plemium.-
They bal been paying 5Oe60c. per head;
but have discontinued paying this the
last three DAYS.
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Commissioners Sale.

IN Saturday. Dec. 18th. isss. at o'clock
~ L. II. IN front Of y Lee store, in the
town % Loekport. Nigo county. t.6ieua. by
virtue Of decree Of the Nigo O.4.l ol Com
mon Pleas. the undersigned wilt sell 1T pub
lic auction. TO The highest bidder. nine scre,
II land of Of the north sde Of porth west
quarter Of the northeast quarter 81 section No
Il. town II. north OF range s west, with the
Tan \ ard satusi~a thereon. aud the appurten
anees ihsreuuio belonging, sold on equal cred
ia Of and ~ months. The purchaser To give
notes With security drawing interest from
date, waving relief from valuation and Az
r-aisemsnt laws. {. I. NOBLE,
Nov 10. lS5--vfw Commissioner
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Land for Sale

az Saturday, Dee Oh. less, AZ 2 o'el.cl
~ 4. NJ. AZ the ouri House door IN the city
Of TcTre haute. Vigo county. Indiana. | viii
sell Al auction To The highest bidder. III acres
II lsnd ~ ~ the East side Of the southeast
quarter 81 the southwest quarter Of section
NJ. IL. town IL. range \. IA N,go county. Oh
equal credits OF sIx and twelve months. the
purchase to give nodes With security. draw
ing Interest from date. waving sppraIssmcnt
aud valuation THEREON: sold ~ beiongiug to
the estate of Cam Watson. secea-.d to psy
ttbts outstanding against said estate.
EDMUND WATSON. Admir-
Nov 10 lS53-wlw
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Adminisirntnr.s Sale.

\-oTicEis hereby given. thai vI1 eel al public
~ snttion. on Sat1rdaY. The IN day 81 Deem
nert the resdeaee - Washington go-tice. lsts
Z NiCo CoeS.v, declared. a being thc fsrra us
William BAiding. IN Otter Crctk township. figs
ceaufy Indiana. All his personal property. consisting
n part. Of Horses. Cattle. Hors. Corn and Nbeai.
Household Furniture, and Farming ufcnsiis. &c. &c
A credit oft~elee months <ilf Ne given ali sums
three dollars the purchaser gitine HE note with
spprosed security. wnvinE valuation aud spprsise-
meet lave. eesrirg tutcrest from dste. and on ali
under that amount. cash IL hard.
wIILitx HtLDlNG. Adu'r.
k,v. -. iss---e~ lr-s f-e en-
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The New.York Tribasc--lS5S--j9.
Oct. iswtf

THs str-Yovs fripu.E. now moro than seventeen
ears old which wa. IN, nrsi journal ia che world
IA, appeared regularly on an Imperial eight p're
heel at. low aprice astwo cents. and which has
iiaired The unparalleled aggregate ~ more than
aool0 subscriptions. respectfully splici's Stare 81
the patronage which the Metropolitan Press IL henes-
forth 10 receive.
Wini no present year rnr rrinr>s has provide.
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n,rcy that oar subscriber may rscsi.c their
papers mail earlier tan they Otherwise might DO.
Nth correspondents AZ the most important points
hrou.hops n, civilized world. ami sssr - writer's
chosen from among the bc., IN the country, We be.
rs,c that even those who dislike the politics ~
,heei concedc 10 u frankness IN Avosing rseonsie
ton, aud abuit. IN msintsi'irg them. We appeal
ihcn, 10 those WI, believe th-i increased circus-
ton OF Tnr Tninv~K would coa,iuco 10 the political
intsllectual sni moral vclseins 81 ia- Republic, 10
aid us In cnccliug such increase.
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sheet, and paaisntd every morning and evening,
lSundsy esrelded,. snd mailed 10 subscribers for sr
dollars per annam in advance: e3 for siS months.
Tns st~I-wrsvt, Tsrrrss - published every
torisl. - the Daily ~ih The Cntle, Horse and Cen
era Markets reliably reported expressly for Ira Tar
rr-E. Foreign AMI Dome.tie Correspondence. aud
during tho comm, session 81 Congrenn will eon,sn
a -um nary - consses.ional doinas ~ita ,be rofc
important speeches Il Vii also contain fret cls.,
Novel. c,niiuees from number 20 number. tina. a.
fordinr Hrstraie family newspaper tho-e pr.
Ter MT 20 fake = Daily
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In creams wandered In enchanted halls.
Whose walls Of paress poroslain were hung
With pictured saia,s and angels ble-is
1.-The fair hgmanities OF old relixlon,-
The bri sht cmso.lsme4t Of highest though,
And dream bora f.niasis. that casaot de-
There too ~ers SUNSET sceues, tranquil and son,
Tses ct asak anins bsssfies Of she morn,
Tae myais bla,onry 81 midnight deep.
And ssssing giorses OF the ssivsry aoca.
In dim perspective stretching Car away.
losing themselves In beauties unrersaied.
Were Landscapes mortal pcneit nsser touched,
Or eye InpurgeS b. death Ger saw before.
Mid carved Images sns marble forms
wherein the soul Of beauty slept. ss.;il.
And cold as de.th, and yet moro beautiful
Thar. aaght HAT lives. wandered on and ON.
Ny foossepsied by strains % music saea
"A charmed tho waadsrsr AZ csifpos Is,e.
A perfaned light, - soc sarsh's ar-t dawn.
Yet ersst - noon ia heaven. fell CO each sesus,
And Ike halo dvct round ever, FRA
Making iss bsaslilsi divine
A cold hand struck me IN iss fseo, uassen
Cpe- my heart felt the icy touch
OF n, ard DER my soaIthere csms
A dars >eiipss-Ths dreau hae passed away. The ali
Crow SICK VITA such contagion a. 10 brssthrd
From mouth % faliing tomss, Around ne lay
Piled heaps Of dead meas bones. aud rinnlnx skulls
Such slny thing. ss lire Be nesth the Dad
Seas rctisning wave eseps 10 NV fee, snd died
The hcavens we're stone, sai 10 their s;ony vault
An eJsies Sock hung Nature was dead,
stood within her ssPuiesrs. ZERO.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice 10 TRxpayers.

NOTICE u hereby given that the Tax Du.
~ plica'e FOR the year 1858 il now ia the
hands Of the County Treasurer. for collection.
The taxs- Tor 1855 are a. fellows towiii
FOR STATE PURPOSES.
General school tax. 10 CTS Oh each 800, and
30 ceots poll.
Sinking Fund 2" %
FOR COUNTY PURPOSES
County tax. 30 Gus on each 800 aad so cents
,oll.
County bond tax - cents on each 500.
FOR ROAD PURPOSES.
Honey Creek township. . cents an each 800
Lost Creek cts per acre.
Mevins 10 cts on each 800.
Fsyelte ~ cts on each 900.
aud cent per acre.
FOR TOWNSHIP PURPOSES.
Harrison. / , cts on real estate. outside corpo
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Tas WxArHrn.--QnIte a cepiocs shower 81
saew fell in this vicinity on Sabbath night.
AID yesterday more,ng al things worc tie
nssey gsrb Of sin'er. I rs iitli ones bryan
90 ask IL Chri-tuss vas not almost here. The
aimospher.. yesterday. was delightful. Bu1
this snow aud cold rem in l. rs that the season
for remembering the f.eS has again come. aud
that. as We are about 10 ply oar TAaaksissas
we should not forget--to pay our As"k'
essr,ss. whes shah We have our usual Fssti.
val for the benefit u the Poor Of our city
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Land for Sale.

an Saturday. the 4th day II December
" lc5e. AZ oei"ek =. IN. NJ tie COM
House door ~ the city II Tsrre lante, Nisu
oouI ~. Indiana. the undersigned viii cell Al
auciioa 10 he highest bidder. 20 acres - isnd
-.hr north half Of the Northwest quarter al
section N". n. town 10, range 10. belonging
- the estate 81 kliphslet Shauuck. drcets.d
Sold 10 pay tie debts outstanding against tn.
ssid deceas~d A credit n six aud twelv.
months, equal crediis--lhe purchaser TO XIV,
notes Nth security. drawing isisrc.t aud
waving valuation and apfrsissmrnt.
Nv, 10, lsJs-v3 Q /. NOBLE, Admir-.
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NEw foKk, Monday. Novermber Is.
The VaaderbsA arrived too late for her
advices 10 effect the ma,k.t,4
Flour advanced. 1880 obls. sold,
Ohio. round hoop. IS 5oao IS: Southern
So i5a5 40.
Wh-a. 10 firm; 10000 bushel. sold;
inferior Rel Southern slsi 10.
Corn unsettled ,whil< s0a65c, Yellow
85AS6c. a. re4s
Pork steady. Sit 35ai7 SO. -
Sugar firm; Muscovado 65a7.
Linssei Oh quiet at 5Oa60c.
Lard Oil Gull IS soc.
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az Saturday. Dec. II. 1858. At o'clock. p
- NJ. IN front Of n. Lee store. IN the ls,w p
~ LockPort. Nlgo COUNTY. fndtaBa. By virtue
u decree q the Vigo Court of Common
Pleas. the Undersigned sill >ell Al pubic auc
ton 10 The highest bidder. Lots Nos. 20. 50.
81 and 10. a. nu-bered upon The town plat Of
The town Of Lockport. Ia Vigo county Sold
on eq1al credits OF . add Is months. the pur.
chaser 10 give notes with security drawing in
tefesi from date. and waving relief from val
uA;ion or appraisement laws.
G. T. NOBLE.
Nov. 10. los- Wv Commissioner
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" Ralph Sprsgue. who vas shot through
sh- fsshy part Of the thigh. in rencountsr
10 this city. about two months ago. had his
10. stipulated on Saturday The operation
Vas performed ia the most skilfal manner by
Or. Hitchcock. assisted by DR.. Clirpingrr.-
Mr.. sprague sunk under the operation. aud Il,
~ss though. on sabbath. he could no, .srvive,
hut on yesterday he "a, much better, and
hopes are nov entertained Of bis haal recoV
cry.
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~ The Superior City cArsaiei>. speaks in
very complimentary terms Of Col Drew. la
dian sern, for that region. Ii gays. the Col
ouel ha. mad, great exer,ions Tor the 'uppes
sion Of the sale OF whisky among The Indians.
Good for Col Drew. But ne fear il Buchan
hears of IL. the Colonel will b. removed
His actions in that respect, are rather anti
Democratic
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Hoos-Nov. IA sale Of 6ne large hogs
averaging 2le TO $50 lbs was uade to day a,
SO net. for immediate delivery. This lot was
composed Of extra fine hogs. aud this sale
may be said to be rather sbove the market.
1915 being about the regular rates to-day.
At Cincinnati the market IL nov firm a.
$3.50 for heavy hsgs.
At Chicago the hog trade is quite brisk with
large arrivals. sales At $4@ss 81 per 100 los
live weight. equal to &5s s. 60 net.
Al Louisville prices range from $3.50 10
46.2S.
A, Lsf.yetie-sbouts IS. 90 Is the prevailing
price.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

CovSrxRrxTrxns AsKrsrrp Two men and
one woman were arrested a, Richmond. Ipd..
Oh Sunday morning last. while in the act Of
smelling metal. out Of which to manufActurc
bogus coin.
The third man e-eared-cftsccr zimrse-m.n
arrested the three.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

T Bayard Taylor lee,ured a, the Cooper
Institute on Monday evening OF last week
when not more than half the people Who de
erred 70 hear him. could get IN TO the building
The Evansville Journal says they have .
promise Of one or two lectures from him his
winter.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

AvAnpKs.--The contract Tor building the
new fence around the cour, House Square was
let. yesterday. by the County Commissioners
1.-The stone work 70 Mr. Walter. and the iron
work to j. 5 wysth. Al an aggregate Of about
a. 500.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-17

1T We hope persons having business with
The City Clerk. will bsn in mind. that our
clever young ffleed has his place Of business
at the Warehouse Of A. NJ. P.ttengill. Esq.
on the Canal. where he can be found ready at
all times to attend to hi- bs.iocss with the
same efficiency a. formerly