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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

gENHE undersigned have catered into eO-paEtner-
ship, under the style Of BUTFERRIELD& Coz
in the Mailing and Hop. BuFinessl also dealers in
Barley and Rye, for which cash will be paid.
We have leased the large building known a. stouts
Warehouse opposite DetWilers Mil, corner Of Sec
ond and Water streets, and have nowOne Of the finest
Malt Houses in this section Of the country.
Having the advantage Of thorough practical piili
in the Mailing BpSintss, most respectfully invite
parties IL want ofthe above.
JOHN BUTTBRFIELD,
VIM D. ENGLISH,
BIN. BORF. ~
wheeling Dec. let, 1858. decl4.tf
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TAI TAI S S8EBEsE. E Hsa S9HBE4E.
~. Grsat ReRedgJ ~ C6Aslnapltoll, 2

IhG Great Rsu.edg5 Of c0HslrgPst ol., = =
ann constantly receiving such certificates a. the
following. Readitl
cough and sore throat for one ysaEt and my Wllols
system was tast giving way aHd was PtgstFetse
on my bed With.put little hope o. Eee9ye ~
disease b6ied the power 81 All medicines, and IN 2
short time must have gone ~ NY grave buts thank
God my daughter. in-laW would not rest until ehe
Won't - youF store, No. 10 North Second streg, and
relafed fhe case 20 YOU, purchased one bottle 81
yonF Pine Tree Tar Cordial, and commenced 70
seIt and IN one week Was mich better, and amer
TsIng thFee bottles am perfectly well, W0ndGr 70
an my ffienda for they all pronounced ne paateaF
Publish my case 80 you think proper
800 REREO0A HAMILTON. -
No. 1871 Wayne street, Philadelphia.
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A Positive Cure Tor Dysrepsia.
FIear 1phat ar. John n. Balooei. SIMS.
q. lo2s JIM 81,

I
PhiIadelphiass January 22d, 1853.
Or. !WIsHARF-SiFtf 1t e with much pleasure that
I am nov able 10 inform you that ~ the use q
entirely cured of that most distressing complaint,
DyspePsia- have been gFieygusiy aiiicted for ne
time have not been nee from It's pain one week a y
STaseed a, a moe refsersbIe nain an
~ SfGhf IIi N f1ol fIaf \ az tIie6 ~
with wind aud pain, e matterod not how Hght, Or
how sm8iE the quantity AGOntluued belahi1g vas
meats WhafeyeF, and my diitEogI vas @ great f0g
several months bol5Fo heard Of your Hiils that I
t5e tst id heard II ir Dyspspsi, without
receiving any benefit but on your Pills being rec
onlmended e me BY one yho had been slEed ~
l'had no NTH In thea 10 my lStgnishmont l1und
myself getting better before had taken OnsfouFth
man, AID eiIi eat dngkttag 4 l5fSA, and enjoy
hearty meal three times o day, without tneouye-
niancs from anythibgI eat o. dEiik. II you think
refer % me- viii eheeFfnlly give an dearablo IN
formation 20 any one Who may call on me.
YoHrs5TUspeGtfnilyS J0HNiHs HABCgOka
PrIcesPer Box, one Dollar.
Sent By man On receipts q ~ price b.
and 7. II. LOGAN a CO..
no2t-lsm Wheeling, Agens tor West Virginia
mARBHALss SALE.
tn pursuance pfan order n tho United States Cont
III for The Western District % tirFinia, WI On
the Nth day Of January n the town o. lt1s
burg, Harrison County, West Virginia, proceed 70
sen at public auction, q the highest hld1sr i1r cash,
the law and family library OF onatlan II DennatE
MINOR G. ffA liz DEPUTY Marshal,
For y. u. Notion, Marshal f1f West Va.
deGi4.td ,ialze IS 20
HOLIDAY GOODS.
GALL At the Odd yellow Han Drug Store and eE.
y anime the Holiday Goods before puFelasing
fllHE met assUFtHent q I90LIDAY 900ps lust
III TegQiYed ~ the 011 Fellow Han Drug Store
Ct0UGH sYRUPs-Fhe best IN tire word can A.
" ways Be found at the odd Fellow han Gtug
NIoW- g the ssason to KIN your Rats and Nice
IN with CostaIis u % External laloIsa
deGl4 s-sssss EDnuND looking.
CfALT5 a. the cd Fellow Han Drug stors and eE-
" anime the stoek 81 PeEiameIy, aeel4
.TTTURKIsH TOWELS, bathing Gloves and FisGl
III Brushes, 3 fult assortment Just received - the
Odd Fellow ElaIi Drug Store d1e14
NRIENEAI. FRUIT PAefE, & Aromatic Jelly
" II Figs ana mp e, fal4tatle and
dfiitaefous remedy OF 0ohsti kflll @ The BOY
and Habltual O0stfVenesI-
daGI4 IDA0Nu BgCklNH.
DOsFWOOp AND eIIT FRAsfEs Or .ais cheap |
Ii, az dsci4 WYKEs BROW1Eis.
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.6ss.I y sIx door. s5Svs sf hIsh@15l Z.

I can only give a few Of the many thousands Of
certificates / am receiving in favor Of this grest
Medicine; butt have had . quantity Of them pub
lfGhed "a circular FORM which send free sppica-
ton. whether you conclude 10 give the MedieiAe 4
trial or not, send toF circular Price Ifty Cents
and One Dollar, q bottle.
DE.L.Q. d. WIsHART,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold in Wheeling by LOGAN, LIs1 Z 90,
and I. II. Logan & CO.,
Agents for West Virginia.
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Tusr-41Ora IOvsH Ne stooa attic cutie Gate"
The parson be stood in-his pulpit grave,
And Palm he had just read on
And the choir had struck on the opening Itave,
When the people ehimed IN with @eough, ("
'.eough, ?, cough
When the people ehlmed in with q Cough"
At length the grave Parson arose to FpPeach,"
on by this cough chorus set back,
For before the good man could his reach,
All over the house &C was shack, Ahael, shack
All over tho house It was shack"
Again the good Parson repeated his text,
And started his sermon aneWS
eput soon he sat down eSeesdinsiy vexed,
At this cough, cough hhllibRl00, loo, loo,
At this cough ceugh hAllibalOO.
The s'peopies essayed this coughing to stop,
And appeaSe the good parsons ne;
But ont 1t would constantly pop, pop pop,
Like percussion GAYS TIN own In the fife ire ire,
Like percussion caps thrown In the ere.
Then . deacon atose and sasa Ia defense,
OF the young, middle. aged and oi1, tas
u think, Parsop Jenes, that they meant no 0ienses
But we've All got ! shocking bad cold. cold, cold,
But we've AL got . shocking bad cold"
Then the sshep arose and said 70 his fold, -
H6 thought twas indeed very queeEi
( And fhe aHoarhound Balsam,, 90 near, near, near,
And the AH6arhbund Balsam1 80 near.
HIS shock knowing well what their pastor meant,
So there was nom the aid which the sBalsamH Ia
No coughing the ne1t sabbath day, day, day,
No coughing the next sabbath day.
e.-i, ssoaAL.
Now good people M Rho'voa aShoekinz bad cough
Which they Yeg.d have cured complete,
Number forty aud seven Main street, street. street,
Number forty and seven MainstEeet.
The 10 f5r siie also by Logan
List Co.,, Bridge Corner, by Reed & KRAFT, Cenfre
whseling, and BY Mclean Bros, Warrington HAL
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PLANTERS HOTEL,
ACTON YOUNG.
sixth street, bet. aain ana Market
LOUISVILLE, KY.

4 .ls7y-ohieers and soldiers wishing To stop at \
good Union Hotel, will Ind prompt attentton and
moderate bills at this House.
RIYERINGHs - Governor Andrew johnson, Tenn;
Secretary East, OF Tenn; Dr.F. q. Tennis
! eV Granville T. Moody, Ohio /; Rev. MF. Gaddis,
OInCIn att 6en1 Gary, OHIO, and the balance Of
mankind. 90. 8. .lLlEt ~ deoll.om.deeL0-
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T0TI0El N0TICEl NOTIOE!

rINHR unpreeede demand for those AAiER1oAN
MEEf0N SUITS OF the astonishing low price O
nom 500 ia S3B, has induced the ssnbsetiber 70
order the last aud only supply PetlonS deslElpg
RenteOl and sefvieeabIe suit OF the above are aa'
s''sN. - - = f3F7i John 4, GAKIE'S,
dsola 100 Main street.
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DyspepsIal Dyspepsia .

DR.. WIsaARR: have bean . constant slftorer
with Dyspepsia for the last eighteen SeArs during
which time I cannot cay that evsr enjoyed = per-
feetly well day. There were times when the
were more aggravated than at others. hnj then e
seemed e WOnld be great relief 70 die had 1t
all times an unpleasant feeling In my head but lat
erIy my sudeFings 90 much increased that became
almost unit for bu1ineal Of any kind lnin was
continually allied with gloomy. thoashts and FIRE
bodIngs and II attempted ~ change their current
by reading at once sensation Of lay GOODNESS in
connection with q dead weight, h3 e were, rested
up0n my brain; also feeling Of Sickness would o.
cur at the stomach, AID great pain - my eyes, ac
e0mpRnied with which was the continual fear o.
losing my reason, IalsOeN great lllalda,
de bflitY and nervousness, which made II thcut 70
walk by day or sleep Rt night. I became aYeFRO 70
society, aad disposed only % seelpsi0p5 and hsTi
tried the skin o. number Of eminent q
various schools, finally came g the eonslnsipn that
for this disease At my present age, % yoaEs there
was NO cure In existence Butl through the inter
ference Of Divine Providence, % Wh0mI deVontly
offer my thanks, / At last found sovereign remedy
In your DYspepsia Pills and Tar Cordial, which
seem 70 have 6iieptually EomQEed almost tho nEt
fFnOa N my long list Of ailments md Ind 1eolEl,
and In their place hellths plea1ureand eOntoutuGnt
are my everyday companions. a.. q
JAMES II. SAUNDERS,
No. 458 North Second street, PhIladslphia, TOR
meriy Of Woodbury., n. y.
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Browns BRoNoHlAI 'TRoeHRs, for Colds
Coughs, Pulmonary and Asthmatic troubles,
are highly recommended and prescribed
By Physicians and Surgeons in the Army.
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% xSPEPSTA-

Great American Dyspepsla pm.
We my say with safety that ninety cases out Of
every hundred, that one with consumption had as
first only spepEia. Dyspepsia quickly lays the
tho most fatal character Dyspepsia u 0mphati01lly
the disease that takes nom uS that bFaefng stimuli
OF ambition and hope, ema8sulate8 and unGfg
rs for the enterprise Of life. Wesay 70 the siek aud
10 physicians Of every school that In DT. WishaEes
Great American Dyspepsia Ptils and Pine Tree 1aF
br. WI hart has treated in the past twenty yeaEs,
(a890l nine thousand tlIToe hundred and ninety pa
fients for Dyspepsia In its various forms, aud g
every case where the medicine was taken a. directed,
e made perfect cure. lumber Of the above
cases had been treated by the mast eminent phys
Iefana IN this country and Europe. -
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NEW ADVERTIsKM'NTs

vo 1IASONIC,--A special semmspise9a-
- tfon Of WHEELING LoDaR, No. 1875 A.HsM.,
vii be held this (saturdRyl ayening NJ . 0ciQck
4 fnlI and punetuaI attehdane8 by the members u
requested. By order ot.W. u. -, g..
da6lp s,sP. .H1LDREEh. oee.y.-
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Internal Reyenuer.qom lasiensr's
I. CireHlaE
OPFIcE CoILEoToR INTERNAL REVENUE,
First Di5trict3of Virginia.
WHEEIINGf Dec. Is, 1868

Editors lntettigeneer
You willplease insert in your paper, for
the benefit of all interested, the following
List Of Stamp Dnties required by the Ex-
else Law Stamp Duty.
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cHAREER PARTY,

81 CHARTER PARTY.
Or letter, mem6Fand or other,
writing between the captain,
owner, or agent of any ship, yes.
sci, or steamer, by which the
same is engage ed for transborta-
ton. If the registered tonnage of
said ship, yessel; or steamer does
not exceed one hundred and fifty
90
Exceeding one h1udred ana fifksyF
tons, and not exceeding three
hundred tons. .... .. -. =. 3 90
Exceeding three hundred tons, and
not exceeding six hundred tons. 8 90
Exceeding six hundred toni. ........ 10 90
oOsERAeF. (see Asrsemmt)
Broker ss.,.l. sses. - Io,.
CONVEYANCE, - q tEfl9
Deed. instrument, or whiting, II e i
whereby. lands, tenements, or
4 other realty sold, shall be con.
yeyed, the actual tdttte of isiSek
exceeds 500 and does not ex-s
iceed $500 ................ l5l(o
Exeeed ding $500, and not exceed
.t.. s.... 81 m
Exceeding 81, 900 and not exeeed.
ing Sc go 81 go 2 oo
ing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S 90
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Tnr Free State Committed ia Louisiana,
acting by the authority Of Governor shsp-
ley, has called for an enrollmspt of all the
loyalsyoters in the State, preparatory to
slectinR delegates to State Convention
for framing Constitution. It Is thought
that the election will be held by the 26th
ofs next month. II one3teuth Is many.
votes are cast as were given in 1850, we
may. see the State resuming her old place,
IN accordance with the Presidents Proc
lamation. Is Is well settled thatsa MAJ
jority of the votes linithe state were thrown
.sn secession; when she was declared
toI have pronounced for u.
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Interesting reading matter VIII DC lot ll
on the fourth page of this paper.
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IN. Bach copy or part of an agree
ment q bill of lading, charter party, con-
tract or lease, relied on as evidence, either
at law or in equity, smust be stamped.l bY
Ifeparties would preserve this List for
reference, and conform to the require
ments of the law as thus expressed, they;
may saveithemselves trouble aud expense,
as I am instrncted toseuforce the penalty
In every instance Of violation or neglec4.
Ignorance Of the law cannot be claimed as,
an excuse: J.CaORR,
59a Collector let Dist. w. Va.
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.ofjudgment, satisfaction of iudg. 6
ment. aud of all papers recorded, &. q
and Of papers on file, eachs....s DC
GN.B.-As a general rule, 20 stamp will be
required upon every certifeate which has
OF may have, a legal value in any court o
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ssT YNSs' had. AsgpeEioFartIsle for siSs'r1a'
a., GlHAyso On hard, cd fig saie 81 go,
.aT &c Mai1 street.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
NEW YORK, Jan. II.

NEw YORK, Jan. II.
COTTON Continues active and prices aRain advance
Hei sales 1900 bales at Tor middiinr uplspds
FL0UR-A shade frmer and rather lower, with moth
log doing. The were sales at 90 30D0 co for super
fne State; 10 7O46 IS for extra State; 9O7 10 10
choice do; % a596 SIS for supernne western: no e00
10 for common to medium extra western AZ 2OQ7 3
common to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
" 499S 95 for trade brands market closing quiet an
wdIsKY-Better with good demand; sales Of $50
brs, part LAST evening, at 4455o, chiefly at the latte
cept 45c. u " ~
WHEAT-About 10 better with q moderate export an,
fair milling demand; Chicago spring at 81 329 a. Mi
waukee Club at 81 1901 49, amber Iowa SI 1901 So
winter red western At 81 1901 81; amber Michigan
@i e9 white Michigan 81 65el TO- and winter red iii
nOls VI 54Dl SO. asI ~ ri .ass .
C0RN-In better demand for export prices and I,
higher. sales at siSe5c for shipping mixed western
and 709e3cf for unsound.
oATs-oulet, with sales at 7l94 for Canada, western
and state. = -'-"
GogFEE-- Quiet and unchanged. +
SudAk-Quiet at l0H@1l% for New Orleans.
moLAssh5-tirm, With sales Of Barbados at 4nc
and BY auction 5uO brlB crop New Orleans at 45@
PQRK-More active and shade hrmer at sIa 62kcd
70 Tor mess, closinga the latser price, 5O0I3 Or
for old and new prime, Si3 709l6 so for old and new
prime mess including 1000 brls new ness delivered 10
June, at sellers option, for SIC.
q. BEEF-Quiet and steady. ..rt.IH. .-...r-
western. " " ~,
BACON sIDEs--Ls@ active, but prices very Hrm.
LAhD-Less active and tcarcey 30 firm at l0k0DI0Xc,
including iOO bris No. ], to arrive, at l0Ko.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

lGRAND CONCERT AND BALL.--The German
Maunerchor, musical association in this
city, will give a grand concert and ball at
Ambos Hall tomorrow (Monday) evening,
January 10. The M@nnerchor will be assisted
on the occasion by the De Besiot Qusrtatte,
Messrs. Dfeeel, Seltzer, Won Doebn, and
Krummn. This will make the musical enter
tainment for the evening one rarely excelled
for the combination Of talent. sklll, and va.
risty. a good social time may be expected.
The price of ticket Is one dollar. admitting
a.gentleman and ladies .,Gr'5s l.5 lg's .l..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18

TIE ATHENEuM.-We we're pleased to notice
larger audience at the Atheneum last night
than on some of The late previous unpleasant
evenings. But II our citizene and strangers
knew how pleasant and comfortable |. is at the
Athsneum even on the coldest nights, few
would be absent on account Of unpleasant
weather. The building is thoroughly warmed,
and made attractive by the combined ekill of
the artist and artisan. Besides, the evenings
performance commences and the curtin rises
precisely at the hour named in the bills
There 10 no tedious delay between the acts or
the plays, but every thing ppssea of with
promptitude and ID order. This Of Itself
should be great inducemens to visit the
Asheneum under the management Of Mr..
Ellsler. a.s ss, - f, =
Our favoiite play Of Ingomar was handsome
ly presented last. night. Some Of tho more
touching giscenes were portrayed with q power
quite beyond the reach Of common art. The
farce went Of amid loud applause and peals of
laughter. Elass1J g2ug5 iS1hl s-A3F'
Tomorrow (Monday) evening Mr. Ellsler
will favor the audience at the Atheneum With
Bulwss's isvorise comedy sMonsy, = and with
Che pleasant farce of tie gcollege Boy;nt We
may safely warrant one of the best dramatic
entertainments ever given In the city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18
Evening and Midnight Reports,

Capture OF our Relief Boats on the
Cumberhand-LOngs 10 Attack
KOsecrans next Week.
New YoRK, Jan. 17.--A special dispatch
from Nashville, dated last evening, contains
the following: ss-n.l .I...
Gen. Forrest, Of the rebel army, with force
OF about four thousand men and twelve pieces
OF light artillery, attacked our relief and store
ships coming up the Cumberland and succeeded
In capturing five steamboats, laden with valua.
Ole commissary stores, and the gunboat Siddel.
Several oil the boats contained wounded sol-
diers, who, 10 jumping from them while burn
ing, were shot In the water. The negro crews
we're stripped of their clothing, tied to trees,
coWhided, and left to etarve on ehore. The
boats we're anchored In mid channel and burn
ed, after being robbed of valuables. The Off
GERS and soldiers were stripped of clothing,
placed on shore, and paroled
A tremendous rain storm has set in. The
river has risen over three feet In few hours.
Several bridges on the Louisville and Nash-
vile Railroad have been destroyed by this band
of marauders, and mail communicate cannot
be resumed for some time. The wires between
this place and Murfreesboro have been cut by
csceseionists, who pretend to be quiet Union
farmers. have no word from our army TO
day, but 1t is ready for the enemy. t'""h
Nineteen deserters from various Tennessee
regiments. came into this city to-day. An On
s.fe rebel rrciment, numbering about three
/ inbred men, deserted and came into our out.
poets, fifteen miles beyond Murfreesboro. ~
Ninety thousand dollars Of Confederate State
funds were seized from brokers in this CITY yes.
terdsy, by order of Gen. Mitchell. ~ I
Gen. LoDgstreet has arrived at Shelbyvllle,
With thirteen brgadeB from Lees army, and be
has superseded Bragg. .
Reliable information has been received from
scouts that efforts are being made by the rebels
TO cut on kosecfans's supplies and retreat, and
then crush him.
Gen. LoDgsreet will attack us, It is sale, ,
next week, with his entire force, which is
thought to number forty-fve thousand men.
Gen. Rosecrans is fully prepared for the enemy,
but will not move upon him until certain he
can efeci the destruction Of the railroad and
CAPTURE of Forrest and bis men, or drive them
off -
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Capture OF Arkansas Post Con.
fiFmed,

CAIRO, Jan. 1.-THE ram Storm, which lef
Arkansas Post Nor day, and arrived here TO
day, confirms the capture of shat post. The at
tack was made Friday evening by the gunboats
the land force debarking two miles below ant
marching to the rear of the Notifications. TIL,
rebels bad earthworks two miles below thu
main fort, from which they were eheled out, not
however, before they had done some damage to
our gunbosts. Three balls entered porthoIe Of
the Lexington, killing four men. The mair
fort, which is represented as having been very
strong, surrendered Sunday.
Officers OF the Storm say we oaptnred sixreg
iments in the works, and that at daylight Mon
day, two Texan regiments not knowing that the
place had surrendered, came In to reinfore the
rebels, were also captured. Nearly all the am,
munition taken by the rebels from the steamer
Blue Wing some days since, was recaptured
A reconnaissance sent up the river had moi
returned at the time the Storm left.
Our loss was not 80 heavy as first reported
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-18
new York Stock Marker.

tsntE.s; >a' e. i NEW YoRK, Jan. II.
stocks seady-air business Chicago and Rock Island
9Ok, Norwich and Worcester 72K Milwaukee, and
Prairie du ohein 2ud preferred IN; Cleveland and
Toledo 9sH Illinois Central scrip Oily Michigan South
ern gusranteed 9s; American Cold 1861 DI36X, Pacific
mail 100; New York Central III; Hudson 93K; Harlem
3Sx; Harlem preferred IL Michigan Central 95; Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lat bonds IlO; q. 8,
skies leel coupons lof<i California seyens IS; Brook
Ign water loan l00x; Indiana and Michigan S0 Illinois
Central bonds 49, Terra HAute and Wabash Cd bonds
y Erie .h bonds l0l; Del L. q W. l27; Galena and
Chicago ef Cleveland and Pittsburg 65K; Erie IA,
do preferred l031i cleveland & Toledo 94X Treasury
Notes SlO) l0lxi Little Miami lO6K; Michigan
Southern SIX; Michigan Southern second 9lS: Rrie %
bonds l20 pttsburg, Fort Wayne q Chicago % bonds
e0, DO LIST lO9 Chicago q North Western Let 3SKdo 20
~; DO assorted bonds A; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati 45H Panama ls2K Missouri sixes64; Ten.
nessee aixes 8li Racns and Milwaukee II2k, United
staes Sc al coupons e7D97X; Registered 97T; us S.
a coupons s5x; Registered SIX: Demand Notes 1881
virginia Skies 90 Tennessee 60x; Hannibal and
st. Joseph bonds 63xi United Bhtes one year oertin
catss eSK coupons 90k; demand notes l43 Resdine
7oi Ohoagos Burlington and Quincy lOl; U.e. s year
IA; California rs i Is. - - - VI -
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SOCIAL BALL.--A social ball will be given at
Ambos Hall on Tuesday evening next, Jan. 20.
Good music will provided, and every arrange
ment made for q pleasant season Of social and
festive enjoyment. The ball is to be given for
the benefit Of Charley Cool, who some time
since lost bis hand In the saving machine Of
Brotherlin & Halm's factory. The object is a
worthy one, and we trust there will be large
attendance at the ball. ed