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The daily Wabash express., 1861-12-06
FROM CAIRO.

.a Hae
A Un.on Victory in East Tennessee--i iaIgr
Batch Of Southern Lies-BUrniag Cotton
and Rice
CAmo, Dec The Memphis Avalanche
Of the ai. contains the following. A large
body OF Unionists attacked the Confederate
forces at Morristown. East Tennessee, yes
teriay. killing large number, and com
pletely routing them.
Maj Gen. Geo. Crittenden, has arrived al
Knoxville to take command of the Confed
crate forces.
Gen. Rains had cut Montgomery fnrces
TO pieces. taking Montgomery prisoner.
McCuloch had surrounded Sigel at Seda.
La Ii is believed that the latter would he
forced TO surrender or be cut 10 pieces.
Gen. Price had crossed Gasconade river.
en- route TO 1t. Louis. The people every
where we're aocking 10 his support. IL - be
lieved he would an army OF 5000 before
reaching 81. Louis
Henry Fry and Jacob NJ. Henziler. Union
ists, we're hung at Greenyile. Tenn, on the
the 20th Of Nov for Bridge burning.
HuARIrsroS. Dec. 30.-The patriotic plan
ters on the sea board. are hourly applying the
torch TO their crops of cotton and rice along
the coast There j. one sheet # flame and
smoke.
Many military companies OF New oorlean.
are volunteering for 10 DAYS seric. ~ Go
lumbns Kv.
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FROM NEW YORK.

keoroes set 10 oiaaiaq cotfoa--Boiier EIDla
sien--The N. Y. 18th ordered 10 Fl. PICK
ens-4rsned ressels asked for the Coast Of
e--4rresfed--Hosr he Blockade is
uioiafed at Ckarieaoa-TrooPs ia South
Carolina-B Buildinq Gun Boafs--Car9oes
efthe Bermanda and Fignai-- Munitions
and Prorisiens.
NFw York Dec. 5.-A private letter from
Port ROYAL states that one OF quartermasters
has on his own responsibility set about forty
gins at work. The negroes as an induce
ment TO work are 10 receive three cents per
pound for all marketable cotton and they
have gone into the business, il Is reported,
with enthusiasm.
A boiler explosion occurred At half past ten
o'clock this morning at 375 Broadway, oecu-
pied by j Lousing. dealer in clocks which
resulted in the entire destruction of the vault
under an alley where the boiler was situated
and ingurng two pnrsons aud property. but
fortunately no loss OF life.
A despatch was Yesterday received from
Washington. ordering the 18th Regiment of
New York Volunteers. Col. Dodge, now in
camp at Governors Island To proceed to Ft.
Pickens.
The Chamber Of Commerce adopted a
memorial requesting the President 10 send
two or more armed vessels TO the coast of
Europe, for the protection of Commerce
against Privateers.
Pierre :. Pierce was arrested here on ap
plication of the District Attorney Of Boston.
charged with fitting out the Shaver Brutus
from New Bedford.
Intelligence from Charleston saws the
blockade there is constantly violated by in
land channels to Edisto and the Mofit. or
north channel. Vessels are certain of twelve
feet of water in the latter. Within a few
weeks the brig West Indian, bark Helena
with naval stores and the schooner Gen.
Ripley with Rice arrived. The steamer lisa
bel thoroughly fitted up and loaded with a
thousand bales of cotton and the Prince OF
Wales are waiting an opportunity to move
out. There is about twelve thousand North
and South Carolina and Georgia troops on
the Railroad TO Savannah and five thousand
in Charleston. Most of the South Carolina
Regiments are still in Virginia.
Five gun boats are building at Charleston.
They are confident at at Charleston that they
can gather forces enough to meet US at any
point on the Railroad VIC may choose. The
/ Bermuda brought three thousand guns, OF
which Charleston got half. The Fignal
brought twelve thousand FIVE hundred En-
field Rifles. Percussion Caps and Rifed
Cannon are making at Charleston and other
military equipments
Provisions are said TO be abundant and
cheap. fN NQ1I
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inserting Springfield. Wilson's Greek and
Lexington In
Mr., Chandler said he hoped the rcsolulion
would not be amended
Mr.. Lane said the man most entiEl9d to
honor, had been punished at WilS3ns Creek
lie perished and was sacrificed because he
F vas not relieved when he could have been.
The people want TO know whether the gal
liant Lyon was sacrificed. They want 10
kn0s Hhy regiments were sent 10 Cairo in
stead OF 10 ms relief, and why the army NOV
cd AZ a snzil's pace 10 reinforce Col Multi
gan at Lexington. The people wanted to
know the names of those who permitted
these thing, and In his Iane's) opinion.
they would not have Ear 10 look for the man
who permitted the sacrifice OF General Lyon
Lanes amendment was disagreed 10.
Mr.. Grimes offered substitute 10 appoint
committee of two members of the Senate
and three members Of the House TO invesf-
gate the causes Of the disasters to our arms.
Gn motion of Mr.. Fessendes the subject
Was postponed until 10 morrow.
Mr. Wilson gave notice that he should to
morrow Introduce bill to abolish suffers in
the volunteer service.
Grimes moved to take up the resolution 10
investigate the case Of Miles. The ceurt of
inquiry had found that Col. Miles was intox-
icated 10 a certain extent-enough 70 Justify
Col. Richardson to apply epithets, but not
enough 20 remove him from command. He
wanted all the facts of fhs case to 90 90 the
people. Resolution agreed 10.
Mr. Trambull introduced bill for
coniiscating the property and giving frse
dom to tho slaves of rebels. He saws IL pro
sides for the absolute and complete forfeit
ure, forever To the United States. of every
species of property real and personal. where
ever situated within the United States. be
longin. to persons beyond the jurisdiction OF
the United States or beyond reach OF civil
powers in the ordinary mode of judicial rro-
ceeding, in consequence Of the present rebel
lion, who during its existence shall take up
arms against the URited States or in any way
aid and abet the rebellion. This forfeiture
to be enforced against property in the rebel
lious districts through the military power and
all property of other persons of the United
States, where the rebellion Is not obstrncted
by the rebellion through the Courts and that
the proceeds of the property of each indivi
dual seized and forfeited. Toe subject To the
just claims Of legal creditors and 10 be held
for the benefit OF legal citizens despoiied of
property by the rebellion and 10 delray the
expenses increased ia ~ suppression. The
bin also forfets the claims of all rebels and
those who give them aid and comfort, 10 the
persons they hold in slavery The bill de
clarss that slaves thus forfeited shall be free
and makes il the duty of the President TO
provide for the colonization of such as may
be willing to go to some tropociai country,
where they may have the protection of the
Government and be secured in all their rights
and privileges offreenen.
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Gsaersi Order by General Hsiieek : Pro
posf Marshall Rsteis Property 10 b.
Se,zed. and Used. or Seid-Spies to BE-
Shof- Adoption Of the Lac Of Retaliation
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 5.--0en. Halleck has is
ssed n lengthy general order with reference
10 the affairs Of this Department The prin
eipal points az which. are as follows
Lieut.. Colonel b dS farrar has been ap.
POINTED Provost Marshal and General Of the
Department. Commanding officers of Dis
trict~. Posts and Corp. are 10 arrest and
place in confinement all persons ia arms
against the United States. or who give aid
assistance or encouragement 81 the enemy
All property belonging 10 such persens which
can be used BY the army win be taken posses
sion ol for that purpose, aud all other prop
erty will be examined bs board OF otiicers
and sold according to the army regulations.
All persons found in disguise - pretended
LOYAL citizens. or under other false promises
within our lines. giving information to- OF
communicating with the enemy, will be ar
rested. tried and shot spies Persons not
commissioned or enlisted in the service OF the
so-c.lled Confederate State, ~ho commit
acts Of hostility. will not be treated ~ priso
ners OF war. but punished as criminals spd he
shot. or les severely punished according "a
the rules Of war.
IN consequence Of large numbers of tniot
families and non comhstsfts having beeu
,,inndercl and driven from their homes in 4
destitute condition. and thoasanss OF sucl
persons are nov finding their way into thu
CITY. the Provost Marshals are directed .,
ascertain the condition Of persons 40 driver
from their homes. aud under the miIitAr,
lac of retaliation. quarter sbem IN the hous
- and feed and clofhe them AZ the expenss
1T svo~el seccssionisis. rho. although tbe'
/ do not. themselves. rob and plandes. gis.
al and encouragement o. abet aud coanisn
snce sach aets ot their iella~ .reaels.
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CINCiNNATI MARKET.

NiNNiNNAli, Dcc. -.
Flour very dull and prices nominal; extra
offered st S4.i0@4.l Is; faucy and family at
$,25@4, 40 super could not he sold 10 any
extent over 49,
Wheat in good demand at -29e6c for red
and eSQ9Oe for white. taa
Corn in good demand at ssa20c FOR new
and old and in bulk.
Oats in good demand at 2,c in bulk.
Barley firm at 45@ soc.
Hogs unchange, but the demand was not
brisk; 800 sold at S., ,25@3 .35; recei,ts g.
900 head. Weather less formidable
Mess Pork in fair demand at 8, 80; to be
delivered ahead, ,Ibut there Is none of ccnse
quence wanted tor present delivery country
packed Is offered at - 25
Whisky firm at 1870.
/. Lard duh and offered freely At .i4c.: 30o
tierces sold at a ls@1i4c.
Greenmeats are in fair demand at 81 &C. for
shoulders; 3aao3sic ic. for sides and u s)3a4 &C
for hams.
Nothing deug in Bacon
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hrsndreth's Pills have been before The world To-
nearly one hundred and ten year. They have sn e..
tablished character for safety ali efficacy viii
places theta in the FIRST rank Of al the msdiones ~
the day. They are purely vegetable. harmless a.
the tendefesi age cr weskest FRAME yet II suaeleu
efficacy 70 thoroughly cleans and purify the blood
through the organs of the stomach and bowels
They aid ard Improve digestion. and sound refresh
ing sleep follows their use. They have cured ihoar
anss of cases q the most distressing dyspepsia Al
the symptoms q confirmed consumption have been
removed by their use and health has again hiesss
the once desParing invalid. costvenss>. The gres.
promoter ofdisease is infalby cured BY these pl.t
Apoplexy ard paralysis are a. surely prevented Il
the pills are Perseveragly used soon a. fullne.
OF intense pain of the head Is experienced T1soo.
Ands Of cases furnished in prcor Price - ceais y
box.
Sold by J. X. CUsrSeaAs. Terre Hante, ami =, al
respectable dealers In medicine. octici~im
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Hoes.-Ihe hog trade. ia this vicinity
thus lar does not seem 70 be very iiveis-
both buyers and holders being disposed to
stand off-these for higher. those for lower
rates. We have heard Of no transactions for
the last tao DAYS. aud while the weather con
tinaes mild. as At present. il l. not probable
that much will be done. The best thing TO
advance the price Of hog would be ah ener
getic advance OF our armies towards the Gull
Of Mexico and the consequent opening np OF
trade with the Southern States Until then
prices must remain low. a.d packer run
great risks
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Il can only account Tor my presen, sound health
from she constant. though Moderate ofBaHasVs'-
HoifaSp BlrrKKs-taying frsm my youth suHcred. a.
intervals from Pnks, In both forms. sometime 80
severely as 10 completely PROSTATE me. have f,r
several months past, though subject loss q sieep
and unusual physical effort. been entirely free fom
any symptom Of this distressing disease. while na
general health l. very much improved"
Persons doubling the authenticity q this c~rsia
cate. are requested 20 cali upon communicate with
the prcpresors. They will take pleasure no, only u
referring chem 20 is author hut many Others ~L
have used the Holland Bitiers for tie same Affection
with equal success. octlG II
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xxxvnrH coNGREss-rlrsr srsslox

AAAN llln ttNthEro-fieS ieSf SIsNloN.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.
Housr-The Speaker announced sscan
cis- ga several al the st,ndlng committees.
which have been filled A. follows
Ways and Means-Hooper and Msynari.
Iudieiary-Wilson.
Tefritories-Steel
Indian Phell-. of California.
Public Baildings- Rlais. of Virginia
Military Afiairs-Dunn.
On Establishment OF a wsstern ATmory--
Kellogg OF Illinois
Pacific Rail Rsad--Sa,geni
Mr. Gurley offered n resolution. which was
adopted. requesting the committee ON judi
cary 10 enquire il SsiegrsIAsse censorship
Of the press has been established IN this city.
and " N by whose authority anil by whom u
l. nov controlled. O. report II such censor
Ship has net been used 20 ted rain kOle sonss
political criticism and discussion. while IL
profes-ed ani laudabie otiecs IA been TO
withhold from the enemy iniofu4'ion ln ~
lafion 10 the movements of tlse fns-
Mr StexssN sabmiffe.i aeries of reeolu
ions referring the various branches oi the
Presidents Message la the Appropriate coa.
mitiees.
Mr.. Arssoli moved that that part relating
20 the defence. aud Notifications oi tie great
Lakes and Hafl,ots, hc reisfre'i to = selees
roansaittee Of MAE nsembsfs
Ne. Gfceiy said Il Vas coniended
on one sale liss, the great West and North
,sers shoeld no. be Ignored. snd on The other
sfss the sntssrt ef defen-e- conrefned not
section bat the entife counfs. The question
wss rciefei 10 a select committee The re-
| st..ns ~ thus amended sere adol.tcd, 20
gether uish ere intruisced By Nj BAR. Of
Missouri. refefing thai possisn oi the Asssags
E va r-rafi a. colonization % .lases. - select
( committee II setsn.
+ srSsfE--M NJ. Race askssl permission te re
cord Nj. vote of YEA on the expulsion of Me-
Dr~ckenrsige. a. he vas si'-eni se-terlss,--
t}ustek. H fHHhf f8H|tf.
NJ summer ps~-ensed peiitssn from ths
citizens ol Hs,eshiil. Nasssclnselis that ~.
slsx~< ofrsbess ~ iih>r1t<i uncsnditionsns
snd the sissss of rnlao msa on fair pay
meat.
Ne Cisanfler oasf~d resoiution - ap
tusns q rsuniuss al three - inquire int.
The disasters Of bnli Han aud Ejuari's fes
~
! Ne. Lane. of Eansss, moved . aneus b
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S.vs>ssa. Dee. 3--rhs Rspsblcan oi
this msusinr -sss the untcri-ts haze evsea
atei Tgtee Island. One dip ipsa ieft on
saturday Zoe The North.
on Ss<srsssv sfs~nsasn . large -ssssses
stool IN Coz wsrss~ Inl.s tommoioss
TAtnafi's Sect sent after hef has he disap
gard
There sers 81 t'nion ,e-s~ls "a Tsbes
iisni Yesterday
The -choesss wstefnsa. fsr Charlie lsn
as sseoksd a fsbee % fniss ani iell "a
lo ne hsud- 81 The hicck adsr.
The eo,sen snd provisions on Hutrhiu>on
fsn~ick ssa -6is@eiss itiss<ls -ere destroy
81 BY Zee oa fhar>iat nigi.s lsss bs The pro
frietors
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Run Fok FAMILIES OF SoLDsKEs.-James
Hook having been appointed by the Com
mittee Of Relief 10 psy TO the families Of sol
diers in the service the money and other ar
licles provided for their use. viii be found at
their ofsce in the Ross bnilning. on the wess
-,de ofthe square next door 10 Capt Hough's
r-cr,iiiing office. where he wilI be found
hereafter on pay days. and at which place
ihDse interested will hereafter call
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Night Dispatches.
- - - = : = - - - - 4 -
ParSon Brownl0w in
the Field Ilsll
Union Victory in East
Tennesseei
BR0WNL0w HEADS 5000 MEN.
The Rebel Rout Complete.
Night Dispatches.
BRowNLow HEADS 5000 MEN

CAIRo. Dec Special dispatches in the
Memphis papers of the Goth. gives an ae-
count Of great battle at Morristswa. East
Tennessee. between the Federal forces under
Parson Brownlow and the Rebels They
fought ON the Isl Of December. in which the
FederSss were victorious.
A rebel dispatch calls il the first Union
yietory OF the war. f.ff
Brownlow had three thousand men The
rebel forces not aseertained.
The rout Of the rebels was total
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Ia the Evansville Journal OF yesterday we
hnd the two following items:
The steamer Storm. arrived from 0rees
River last evening". with twenty hive s.es
soldiers. belonging 10 the AID Regiment
They were transferred 10 the Marine Hosp
tai. The Storm reports all quiet at Calhoun.
portion of Col. o~eas regiment-the
60th-arrived in the city Monday night. and
are now permanently quartered at the corner
OF Locust and Water streets. The men have
every convenience for making themselves
comfortable. and under the careful manage
ment OF Colonel Owen. will doubtless enjoy
life in their winter quarters. The whole
aamber recruited far the Goth IS about 300
Only 100 Of whom are now here The re
aainder are absent on burroughs. They
appear 10 be ordetl, aud yell behaved men
The Louisville Desaocrat Of Tuesday saws:
The sth Pennsylvania cavalry IS eneamp~d
on the Indiana shore. portion on Jesse ID
Brighis farm. and the remainder at Joe
Holt Sunday night stampede took place
among the horses at Joe Holt. when one hun
dred gained their freedom and scampered
away. Yesterday forty of them were caught,
and IL is though, that the balance win be
found 10 day ~
The Indianapolis Journal Of yesterday.
-ays: "Csp, Harris battery leit shis city for
kentucky a few days since. aud Capt. Simos,
-on's one day last week The mosemsn. oI
troops are now made without fuss or paraee
The two batteries mentioned slipped of with
ont anybody scarcely knowing i.
Capt Brgg,' company of cavalry from
Terrc-Haute arrived In shis city the other
day They 90 into Col. Bridgiand's Reg.
ment This regiment Is expected To receive
asrching orders la lev days.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of W ednesday say-
OF the arrival Of Gen. Dumont: This dis
tingaiAhed officer. accompanied by Captains
Ferry and Blair. OF he sian. arrived from
Western Virginia last evening. and are stop
ping at the Burset House We are pleased
10 learn that he has been assigned CON
snand in Kentucky. His colamns~.li consist
Of tho N. 9Th AL 9Th Ohio. and the 18Th
aud i7th Indiana"
A letter from Col. Mansfield. of the ssth
"a Germany regiment. dated Camp Wander
burg. says: We are here, suasly establish
ed We occupy the frame barracks former
|, used by the al regiment. Col Jones. on
tne fais Grounds. three miles from Evans
vile Our prospects are Frightening. and !
hope soon 90 be able 10 give good account
of our numbers. The hralth of the men Is
excellent"
Nchael {. CARRIER. editor OF thc Madssos
Courier. has left hoias l...' ws-hisstoa
-hithsr be has gone 10 sS~ame the statt
Bsi.aie Qaartermsster--a r.ssisios % - "a
he ~as receatly appointed
Asior Terrell. fasmssier IA the unisel
states Army. - engaged In paying the srcol
stationed al Camp Sesin. kcntacks.
letter 10 the Louisville Democr.l. iron
somerset. on The Cumberland river. ssys
Col. Hasksns Federal sroops. enesmpe,
near there. we're attacked hy the rehel.. ~hs
planted artillery 90 'he opposite ssie u th'
ssses cu Seniay last ose rohel ossess "a
killed. No other psIsscalars.'
The nth anil 5s,h Ohio had csns g. -
hses Co, Haskins with ARTILLERY.
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Col. Bridgelands Cavalry Regiment be
ing one company short. and Adjutant Gen
eial Noble being anxious 20 put h IN the
field a. soon a. possible. has offered the
Morton Indiana Rangers 4 position IN that
regiment. and they. ike true patriots, have
accepted, in preference 10 going TO New
York. A few more able bodied men may
apply Immediately at the old Office, in Lin
ton Block. Pay from sli to s23 per month
and bounty The men TO be uniformed.
sqn.pped and placed ia camp Immediately on
their enlistment
J. Il. PRESDEE.
ID y GOULD.
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JANIS CLAKKE.s
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Pvepayrd frsss prcseripf.on - Sir J. Clark
N - Bhneiftsa E.ffaar.f. nara A.. "A. H..

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS {
Prep@rrd ron. yreseripf.on 81 Sir ,. Clark
ND .Physieaaa Eafraersinary T. fks Qae,s
Tlis valuable narilsius ). uifsllias u ~. .af-
.l io-e painful and sngsfo. diseases O. aLi,h Tie
fslaie Constitution is .uiJs,' Iin.oisf.,s. sl go.
ces-es 49, reasose- sii oi.tfaesi.'.- .ss .t-.sg
cure may be rs.is.i ou.
To MARRIED g.AnsES
particularly ful'et d al. - = .A.gi line
bring - ~ u..si,ly f.rl,i via regularity
Rseh batfie. .s.ss ~. ,..nAf bs.ls sAs
meet SssmP q Great nrlfi-n. 8. pfss.si osuni..
fin
tAirIo>.
1Asss ~. slaui5 ~ - fslss a. f.sa.i',. la,is.
"a fTRs1 THREE HOS7B> n P.eyusaes. q
ci.t sat. - triag ~, hs,a.sssgs. pr af 80 /,
afasr fi'as feg ofe ssfs.
o. 81 eaess q Ssrsoa. snd sgasl Ar.eil.,l. rain
IN ths fsck and limbs. Fatigue 81 slisti ssulDp
rsipitsfleu = shs Heart. Hytt~rrs sai wLts.
tkr-s rsns ~lii sssrt cure ~L.h al otlsf lassn.
asvs falled sni ai,housh T'o~erfai remssy. 90
nss seatsln Iron. caiesn-i. sata.osy sayflins
huftfli - ths Constitution.
Fall slr~ctlans !a lie ysmIllei sroani sseh
.r.. -hith aLouid b. esrsfaIly preserved
ssae srrnt - ~ ufaiei state I'D canaa.
Jon MOSES. late e nals~ia a Co,
f~ehsster. =. 7.
sn ti - apa epa.iaee sianps ensio,sa % sny
.nsAosis~s ssrn. -i is.-urs t-.te. cons.lnins q
pfls - return msli Ssi - can,ie,Aan
an = y Ds4pslly. Terss- li.sis. sas al 49,.
nvaxss-ss. i,ay7ss-u
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Mr.. MsEY A. Glossy. Teacher OF Ma
SIC. will give lessons upon the Piano Forte.
With or without the use Of instrument. In
siructicn in Thorough Bass and Vocal music,
either choral or with instrumental accompa
niment- New popular Sheet Music. Singing
Books. and the most approved Instruction
Books furnished Apply at Music Room on
Sixth Street. adjoining Miss MeLeod's School
Room. or at her residence. Corner Of Ohio
and Third streets
first class Piano for sale Terms rea
s0nable. dim
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PoIicE IrsHs.-Ohlcer Hoffman. on " edn-
e-isy night. arrested two females who might
have been called loose women had not
both happened at the time To be tight.
After arrying in the city prison all night
they we're taken before the Mayor. anal MT
having the ready" or beiag nn~illinz 10
sdisbarse" he sent them down 20 Conner ;
for thirty days. They had onls been IA town
a few hours. when arrested
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NIAGARA FnE CoErAsr. No OsF.-Fhe
members Of Niagara Fire Company. No /.
are requested 10 meet At their Hail on SAT
afday evening. December : at O'Clock. 70
transact important business BY order OF
n. G. RAGLASD. Foreman.
a. "A R.xfR Sec
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Stocks generally dull. C. st. 32la: c..
& +. l6ts; Illinois Central scrip. coz Mich
igan Southern, guaranteed. 36is; Pacific
Mail. e5i4 New York Central. ~: Hud
son. 36s4 Harlem. li1s. Galena and Chica-
60. 7054; d. 10; United States 6s 81, Cou-
pons. 9J do G7 81. IS II coupons. So
Tennessee 6's 4lIs; Virginia fsIs; Illinois
Central Coupon bonds, 20, p.
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PkkcrIckL Apyfcr TO f-AnsEs-The hrst syinp.
toms q disease should never be disregarded 1.
not removed serious evils VII inevitably follow. ana
in seeking assistance all remedies hat viii sct so
ieniiy o. reduce the strength should be avoided
They. Instead u assisting nature weaken and detn
itAte those organs For Fenale com9ianis, tai .
Mefean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier
Il stands pre-eminent in all diseases peculiar 10 &
males Try il; Il Is delicious aromatic cSrdisi
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now DOES PERUVIAN syRlr

cURE 50 MANY DisHAsEs
A PIP A rem TLN DIS SSIMILAR
Whenever the mind Is taxed more than the bod,
The penalty j. Dyspepsia, the most convenient name
ior legion Il complaints. beginning with impaired
digestion, aud generally ending IN CONSUMPTION. i.
and all originating In deterioration % The hlooi
From the Rev. Dr. cREFSLRAfl
CINCINNATI. October u. lass
have derived much perssual benefit from ihr
Peruvian syrup that DO not hesitate % recon
mend IL to all tbat large class Il cases where
Iron i tie efsclsnt remedy. TO eleromen eGpec.
ally and persons whose occupations tak heavily tle
Eervotis energies, % sunerefs from the deliita
ting Effects II summer heats. believe this to le 80
invaluable remedial agent
=. n. GkFI NIIAF
Rector u ~. fsul's Chnf,A
sept. 4. du