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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-10

POLICE CoURr-The persons arrested at the
oisofderly house on Blackstone street, on Mon
day night, were disposed of as follows in tho M
lice court, yesterday Bridget Corcoran and ~
zie Eva Bacon, for yagrancy, were each sen.
fenced to the house or correction for six montbs
Ann Nutting, for second offence of drunken.
ness, was send over for three months Edward
C. Doherty Mary WEIGH and Francis Very, for
being drunk, received the same fine; Mary Logan,
for defling the building known as the yellowbuid-
ing, on Cypress street, was bound oVerin the sum
Of 500 to answer at the supreme court
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-10

.,5,s SIT James Clarke's Female Pills.
Single Ladies use them"
,,IThhe y Will not injure the constitution"
dhey bring on the monthly period
~ hen stopped from any cause
hey relieve and all diseases peculiar TO the
reha,e Constitution" See advertisement in this ma
per Price dollar. Sold by all druggists d2m apis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-10

Main street. "AhNOH, Z9E
Apothecaries. DIFF ''i' Dl"esisls ana
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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
The house of commons reassembled after
Whitsun holidays, or the 2sth. The pro
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LEGAL RECORD.

COUET OF COMMON PLEAs-MoSDAE Afternoon.
CIVIL BRASoH.-BEFoRE JUDGE FooTE.-
The case of Earl Vs. DOugherty was concIud-
ed yesterday afternoon but no decision was
rendered.
The case of John Egner Us. L. J. Rider ei
al. was next taken up-s replsvin case, con-
cerning csnal-bOat and some mules. A. 7.
Slade, Esq, appeared for the plaintiff and
Mr.. Rider for the defense. The testimony
was concluded last night and the Court ad-
jOurned, the case still pending, until this
morning.
CIVIL BELNCH.-BEFORE JUDGE BoEToN.-
The case of FOlIett & Foster rs. Ingham &
Bragg went to the Jury last night. They
returned verdict for the plaintiffs for the
sum of 81 ,678 81.
CRIMINAL BRAECH.-BRFoRE JUDGE Coz
FIBBERRY.-The testimony in the case of
French, on trial for the murder of the negro
William King, was concluded yesterday nf-
ternOOn, and the time of the Court was Occu-
pied with the pleas of c. W. Palmer, Esq,
for the State and Mr.. Riddle for the defense.
N. S. Castle, Esq, will make the concluding
speech for the defence this morning and Mr..
Palmer will close for the State. The case
will 60 to the Jury about noon to-day.
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FROM FORTRESS moNTRoE.

FORTRESS MoSRoE, Nov l6.
The Richmond Wing Of Nov. 14th, cOu-
tains the following:
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-THE enemy has
kept up moderate Ere on Sumter all day
from thsir mortar batteries and two Mon
itors. One Monitor and q wooden gunbost
moved up to SullIvan's Island ct noon and
shelled the batteries one hour.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 13-The firing Of
the enemy from their mortsrs and rife
pieces, averaged 2 per minute all last
night and is still going on this morning.
Ths casualties last night were two killed
and one wounded.
ATLANTA, Nov. I3.-The firing Of our
batteries and the ensmy's continue brisk
ly. The enemy has made 3 movement
from right to left, either with a view Of
diversion in order to attack Lookout Mount
ain, or to send troops to Burnside.
The Richmond Whig has the following ::
General Imboden is in Allegisny county,
cooperating with General Eehals. The
report of his having fight and being
wounded, is doubtless premature. The
Yankees under Ayerill, have advanced to
CoVington, Alleghsnp county.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

New OHIO STATE GAZETTEER AND BUsI-
MISS DISKoToRT.-G. W. Haines, publisher
of this m)st valuable work, is now in our
city. His business here is to collect new ma
terial to fill the part of ''CIeveland" for his
new book. This publication has had the pat
ronage Of our business men heretofore, and
We know of no better one in the States, con-
tanning as it does the name of every business
man throughout the State, ,and other valuable
information of great value to every man in
business. The work will be delivered in
January at the usual price, $3.50 per copy,
and We hope to see large list of subscribers
aud advertisers in our city. Orders address
cd through the POstOfice will receive prompt
attention.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

SANDY HOOK, November l6.
The steamship City Of London, from
Liverpool, 4th inst, via Queenstown the
5ih, passed this point at hslf-past four
O'Clock this afternoon. Her dates are
four days later.
Cotton closed dull and slightly lower.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady.
Provisions inactive with downward ten
dency.
COnsols for money 92s
The Bank of England had advanced its
rate Of discount to I've per cent, checking
the speculstions in cotton.
LIVERPOOL, November 4.-Fiour quiet
but steady; wheat steady; corn firm,
mixed 28s 6d628s 81; white 2969Os
beef in small sale; pork dull bacon fat;
tsllow steady.
LONDON Markets Ts-Breadstuff steady
Tliuois Central 2O@I8d discount; Eric
s6@6sd.
Ine Times says that unless the technical
difficulties impede the proceeding Of the
law in the case Of the Alexandris and the
suspected rams, will it be shortly settled
and trusts that the decision will remove
any just cause Of complaint without IN
duly restricting industry.
1t was stated that Japan had applied
for French intervention with England.
The advance OF the Bank Of England
in discount to per cent. failed 10 check
the affiux Of gold, and a further advance
was considered possible.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 8. Cotton dull. Sales
for two days, 1000 bales.
Provisions quiet and steady.
Bresdstuffs inactive.
Produce quiet and steady.
COnsols, for money 92s.
American securities, no sales.
The La France asserts that Maximilisn'
acceptance Of the Mexioln crown is nc
longer doubtful.
LONDON, November 5th.-The French
Chamber has opened. The EmperoFI
speech was pacific. He proposes Euro
Pesn conference for the settlement Of tht
Polish question. He hopes the srriVel o.
msximilisR in Mexico will be sdYanta
geous to the country.
He only made passing illusions tC
American affairs.
LONDON, Nov. ga Paris letter asserts
that the rate Of the Bank Of France will
be raised to-day to six per cent.
The Confederate loan stood 64@66.
Sugar, unchanged. Cefee, firm. Tea
sales at former prices. Rice, unchanged
The Bank Of Frankfort had raised the
rate Of discount from 4 to 6 per cent.
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NEW YORK nIAKKET-NOv. IS.

iBI TkLEdRAPH.l
C.0tiOn-Market firm. Sales at SEC for Middlirg
Uplands.
FIOur-Market closed quiet.
Sales at Sc, ,O16,2 for Extra State f,2507,30 for
extra round hOOpsd Ohioi G,s5Gy, IS for trade
brands.
WhisI1y-MarLet excited and to &c higher. Sales
at 67aI65c.
WIeat-Markst Ic better. but with very mOdor-
ate demand.
for Milwaukee Club Sl,42ll, 81 for Winter red Wes
tern 1851, AZ for amber Milwaukee.
Barley-In good demand and the market is very
sales at 81 Oal, AZ for Canada East l55al SO for
Canada West-the latter Tor very choice slr53. for
Chicago.
CoTn-Markets shade hrmer with very much In
quiTy.
sales at Os for shipping mixed Western in store
jnIs Market about lc bettor with good business.
Sales at s5c for stale.
WOOl-Market firm.
SuGRrs-Steady.
POrk-Market shade fiTmer.
Sales at Ell, ,5nal662x for old mess Sls,l2SGls,2 ,25
TO- mess-chifhy at inside prices sl2,OOol2 p
fOrl new. prince 1 ,5Oetl7 90 for new prime mess.
Reef-Quiet and unchanged.
Cur meats-Scarce and hrmer. Sales at 5A965fc
for shoulders and e0iO for hams.
Bacon Sides-Quiet and unchanged
Dressed HaEs-Market q shade frmer. Sales
at T56l17& per ID.
Lard-Dull and unchanged.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

O. A. Read 4 Co., Bsnkers-Gold, Silver and Ooi
SOnG Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
John Ellslsr-Acadsmy Of Music.
HartneEs shannon-Eew Drug Store.
D. G RrAneh-DTugs. Medicines AMI & .oosfies.
A. 3 @. Rettberg-Boys Sleighs.
II. D. Kendall CO-Wrappers and Drawers.
John RobinEon-Blsek and Tan Pup Lot
John UrrIch Situation Wanted.
B. S. GTeen-Aeeats Wanted.
Lowmsn & Wordsn-To CarIisge Makes,
Wright a Bro-Mahoning 3. B. Shares Wanted,
CuyehoEa Furnaoe-Two Brass Boxes Lost.
Jthn Boutsll-Yestmaker Wanted.
L A.-BOardlng Wanted.
II Public Square -PerfumeTy -L1csl Notice.
Mrs. s.Shaw-Ronnsts-Local Notice.
VIM. Bingham-sO Men Wanted-LocalE Eotlcs.
Attention Co. H.-L0osl Notice.
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mira IL O7, salsmsnoa 4SO an, Nov. 18th,
and arrive at MsadvilIs 7.45 am. The ex-
cursion party will breakfast at Msss7iIls in
the MoHsnry House, and await the arrival Of
the hxeursion train from Cleveland.
The excursion train from Cleveland to
Mssdvi1e will leave Cleveland $50 an,
Nov. 18th, solOn 8 O5 an, GOrrettEvills 30
g. m, Lsavittsburgh IO.15 am, Warren 10 "a
an, Greenville 1I25 am, and arrive at
Meadvills Il O9 p m, where the party will
lunch at the McHenry House.
The united Cleveland and New York
trains will i've Msadvills at LIS pm,
Leavittsburgh S15 pm, and arrive at clsvs-
land pm.
The return train to New York will leave
Cleveland at $50 m, Thursday, Nov. 10Th,
and arrive in New York 1853 pm. Nov. goth.
MORE LIGHT.-Nsny and dire were the
curses heapsd on the head Of our lamp
lighters by the luekless pedestrians on Eu-
cid street in the Egyptian darkness Of sew
en- and eight o'clock last night and the
night before. Where was he
By the way our street lamps emit decided
ly the least amount of light, in proportion
to their number, of those of any city with
which We are acquainted. The reason is OBJ
viOus-the panes Of glass surrounding each
jet of gas are shOckingIy dusty and dirty
so that the gas does not d" throw its beams
even as far as the "littls rushlight" which
Doctor Watts SO feelingly rates. 1t is to be
hoped that the Gas Committee of the Coun-
ell will look into the matter.
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FRCM CAIRO.

CAIRo, November l6.
The Little Rock Democrat Of the Sd
inst, says that deserters report that
Msrmsduke having fallen back south Of
the Little Missouri river Joined Price on
the road leading from Camden to WASH
iDgton. The whole Southern force Is ssti-
mated between six and eight thousand.
Msrmaduke's men are securing the coun-
try dressed in Federal uniforms to detect
Union sympathiserg, many Of whom have
been shot, and hung. Recruiting in the
State is progressing finely.
Little Rock private advices from Mem
phis say the rebels are reported working ct
the Mobile, Ohio s Mississippi Central
Railroad, repairing it north as rapidly as
possible.
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REPORTS FROM RBBELDOM.
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

NEW YORK, NOV. 10.
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Enquirer, writing yesterday says: Infor-
nation just received here from the South,
indicates that large body Of North Caro-
lima and Geogris . Unionists, who have had
hsbitstion only in the mountains Of Westrn
North ChrOlins, have made their escape
with their arms and much valuable infor-
nation into East Tennessee. Their they
will swell the ranks Of General Fosters
army. They came to US as original Union
men, and will guide and fight with cur
volunteers to the end.
These men formed themselves into an
army, who numbered about i've hundred
men, poorly armed and equipped, but with
real courage and patriotism they have
dared to give battle to the rebel Regulars
at place called Warm Springs, north Of
AshVille, Buncombe county, North Caro-
lima, and near the Tennessee line. These
brave men were making their way toward
Knoxville, when they were attacked on
the 29th Of October by party of the 25th
North Carolina regiment, under command
Of Lieutenant Colonel Samuel G. Bryson,
who was badly whipped and forced to beat
hasty retreat to Ashville. The rebels
lost six killed and thirty wounded; among
the killed was Lieutenant Hyatt. After the
fight the Unionists advanced snd took
AshVille, as feint and osme.nesr taking
General Vance, son Of the Governor, and
his staff prisoners. After this, the patrol
band fell back to the mountains.
A letter from Governor Vance, dated
Madison county, North Carolina, NoTsm-
4
drawn from the western portion Of North
Carolina to E sst Tennessee. They carried
of several prominent citizens in chains.
1t is said that DR.. Leech, Messrs. Turner,
Gather, Christian, and L. Davidson, all
Union men Of the Holden school, are
elected to the rebel Congress from North
Carolina. The three first named south
erners are certainly chosen.
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.DAROMETERS-WooDRUFE's
ID Patent TUERMOME METERS-Beni. Pixies,
Rsndallis Galloway, LOndnn, Ward Fists, at
funaiH OOWGES'. Weddell Hnuaa.
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pensions,

due discharged soldiersi also, the widow, chh
drsn, and rightful heirs ofall deceased SOLDIERS
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COMMERCIAL,
ULKVRL.ND mARKKF.
MORNING LEADER oFF1oE.


MONDAY EvESISG, November 10, 1863
Fl0ur-steady. Sales at s6,OO96,25 for red
wheat double extra and s7.oOa7,s 30 for white do.
Wksar-Sales car on Cleveland and Pittsburgh
track at sl,24; car from store at sl25; and car
very choice on track at sI,25.
COrn-Stif and higher. Sales l car on track at e5c;
SIC was offered for lot of 5000 bush free on board
but refused.
BarIey-SRles l car prime on track at Sl,25
HIghwInes-Flrmsr and held at Gle without
sales,
Hogs-Receipts Of dressed hogs are Light, as yet.
Prices are unchanged and range at t5,OOg6,OO ae-
cording to weight, running from l25 lbs up.
POrlx-Higher Sales 100 bbls city mess at $3.50.
held now st sI7,OO...
Lard-City rendered sells at Ike in Bbls, and
ike in kegs.
Carbon Oil-seiling at 5O@5j.
Fenlhers-saIes at 5O@55c according to quality.
saIt-steady. Sales at s265 for Fine and s2,7O for
Coarse.
Receipts-l2OOO. bush wheat, sSs bush corn, 600
bnsh oats and 600 bush barley.
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HEAvT ARTILLERg.-C Captain Pelton,
commanding the sth Independent Battery
Of Ohio Militia, has been notified that the
guns for the Battery have been assigned and
will be forwarded immediately. Hurrah for
Anjutant-GsneraI Kill Now come on with
your Canadian gun-bORts. We are ready
Captain Pelton's Battery, on Water Street
Hill, will knock them to flinders. We
breathe more free; we feel secure Clsve-
land is safe,
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sOc1ABLE.--The members of Company E
Of the 2sth Regiment, have made arrange
ments for holding a "Sociable" at the
Atheneum to- morrow evening. All arrange
msnts for having good time are perfected
and We feel entirely safe in prOPhecying that
the gathering will be one of the plsasantesi
of the season.
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FROM COLUMBUS.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazetts.l ]

COLUMBUS, November Is.
Th9 soldiers vote will prove to be much
greater than was anticipated. twill reach
as high as 10000 or $4,000. Forty-one
counties give Brough 18,267, Vsllsndjg-
ham 824; Brsugh's majority, 17,443. By
the soldiers vote we elect Representatives
in Adams by 400 mojOrity Ashland, rs or
thirty majority; Brown, 200 majority )
Marion, Perry and Pickaway, so majority
each; Ssndusky, 200; Tusc arsWas, 327
majority; Wayne, 250 majority Wysn-
dotte, 200 msjority. In VintOn, the Cop
perhead Representative is elected by 90
majority over the soldiers vote. In Han
cock, Gribben, Copperhead succeeds by 81,
and in Richland, the COpperhead candidate
has 20 majority.
Governor Tod, Ex-Governor Dennison,
General Mason, o. NJ. Wright Surgeon
General Smith, Ex-Surgeon-General Weber,
and half-a-doEen other military gentlemen,
leave here tomorrow noon for Gettysburg,
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

PERsoEAL.-Prof G. N. Allen, of oberlin
College, passed through this city yesterday
on his way to Jamaies, W. L, where he
spends the winter. The object of his trip is
chiefly to collect valuable geological and
neurological specimens for the collection of
oberIin College, in the department of which
he ia Professor. Success go with himI
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW IoRKi NOV. 10.
The county bounty in this city 10 vOlun-
teers is fixed at $500. The State bounty
is SIS in addition to the Government
bounty of 1902 to new recruits, or $402 to
veterans. Thirty thousand men are want
ed.
The iroR-clad Dictator will be launched
on Thanksgiving day.
The steamer Champion, from AspinWall,
has arrived with two hundred and thirty
thousand dollars.
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LOUAL EOTICEs.

TWENTY MEN WANTED.-The State of
Ohio ia authorised to raise regiment for
guard duty on Johnson's Island, aud ths
Governor has assigned to Cuyshoga County
twenty men as its proportion of the regiment.
This service holds out many attractions for
volunteers, who receive the same liberal
bountiss as soldiers in tho field, and receive
the benefits peculiar to this service.
Applications must be made to Captain
Nash, Provost Marshal at U. s. building.
VIM. BINGHAM,
Chairman pro ten.
N. BARLOW, Secretary.
Nov. II, 1868. noVl7:125
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MR. G. E. HUTCHINSON, having about
twenty five of his Family Wine and Cider
Mills left, will sell them at $1s' Those wish
ing this useful little Mill should call imme-
diately, as the price will again advance on
the 1st of December, or as soon as the mills
on hand are sold Mills will be shipped to
any address on receipt Of Sl8. noV27:124
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

MAYOR RoBIRsoE AT THE AcADENT-
Last night, betEeer the plays of the evening,
the Major, 30 we'll known to Our citizens, sP-
peared as announced sad gave 3 FIFE soIo'
which assprsd US of his ability to accomplish
the errapd on EkiOh be is going. His effort
was musical pot POErri-s medley Of various
Dopu,,.-r airs, patriotic, sentimental and hu-
merOus, including composition of his own,
entitled, "I'm off for Chattanooga" Tho
Major leaves IN & day or two. We bet hat
and boots, breschss sud-so forth that he wins
the $500.
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CITIZENS OF THE FOURTH WARD ATTEN-
TIOE There will be meeting of the Citi-
Esns of the Fourth Ward atthe Engine House,
Tuesday evening, November nth, 1858, to
take such measures as shall be deemed best,
to raise our Wards quota of troops under the
new call. 1t is thought that by energetic
Efforts, similar to those put forth in the sum-
Bsr of 1864, this can surely be done before
the 1st of Jsnuary-the time set for the
DRAFT. Let sll interested citizens Of the
Ward attend this meeting.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

TRAIN DIsPATcHER.-Mr. h. ". Stager
hos been appointed Train Dispatcher on the
Cleveland & Toledo Railroad, having his
Ofice in this city, and will have full author
ity to order the movement of trains on that
road by telegraph. Mr.. stager has recently
filed similar position at Louisville.
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CHAPLAIEOT.-The Rev. G. R. Bowman,
who was formerly pastor of church at New.
burgh, cuyahoga County, has been appoint.
ed chaplain of the 18th o. V. L, now a
cumberls Zap, and leaves to-day to jOir
his regiment.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

FOR Coughs, Colds, and Infuenzss, the
BOneset Tonic is an admirable remedy.
When the above named diseases are accom-
panied with terrible pains in the limbs, with
feeling of prOstratiOn, it will give almost
instantaneous relief. In acute affections
of this kind, the patient should take tea
spoonful every two hours. 1ts
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

New DRUG SToRE.-We would call at
tention to an advertisement in another COL
umn, announcing the establishment among us
Of new drug store, on the southwest cor
Rsr of the Public Square. The name, style,
and title Of the new Rrm is Hartness and
Shannon. They are thorough gentlemen and
we'll versed in their business. Their stock
Of drugs, medicines and fancy merchandise
is large and we'll releetsd. Give them a
call.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

TAE FLORAL CONCERT, at BrsinaId's
Hall last evening, was decided success. In
spite of the rain the attendance was good
and all who attended were delighted. To-
morrow evening it is repeated. Don't fail TO
altand IL
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ROse q Prentiss' Provision Market Re
port

The following are the rates charged By them:
Hnms-SHgar cured premium Hams, y b..........llc
-.-.. .s
Shouiders-Sugarcured q h...-....-........ .....7C
BacOn-Jr Smoked Sides F
Lard-Prime leaf, kettie-rend' ed in bbls y b.llAC
Prime Leaf kettle rendered in kegs y b..nb<C
POrk-No. mess 3 Dbl o.
Extra clear D 90
81 No extra charge made for packages or cartagt
TO railroad depOts boats. Ali articles warrant
cd strcty prime, and equal 10 anything in the state
kettle-rendered Lard took the irst premium at the
late Ohio state Fair. ROSE & PREkTISS,
Nos. l42, IA and l46 Ontsrio-st., Cleveland
july4:B28
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FoR CHARLEsToE.-Dr. s. NJ. Strong, Of
the firm Of Strong 4 Armstrong, of our city,
left New York day or two ago, in response
10 an invitation from General Gilmore, to
visit him at his quarters, before the rebslIious
city of Charleston, He is an old friend and
ssboOlmate of the General.
We hope that Gilmore may be able to edo
the honOrs" Of the city itself for our towns
man before their visit is concluded.
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NY. MONEY nIARKRT-NOv. 16.

IBY TuEGRAPH.l
NOney-Brisk demand without dscided change al
z cent.
sterling Exchange-Marketn nominal at l6l1i
Gl62
tS0ld-market shade irmer. OPsning at q, de
cliuinz to 467s, advancing to an, and closing
quiet at 477S614756.
Government StOcks-Market firm. with fail
demand. United States Skies Of 1881, coupons llU4
seven-thirty Treasury Notes lO6lf.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

MEDICAL NorIoE.-Drs Blair & San
ders have this day associated themselves in
the Practice of their profession. Especial
attention will be giveu to consultations, both
in and out of the city. Office hours from 9
to 10 A. N, and from to P. II. Office Ne.
IL Public Square. nOvI6-lS63
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'FRONT.' THE nIAUCH CHUNK RIOT.

About seventy Of the Buckshots have
been arresIed and sent to Reading. The
murderer Of G. R. Smith, has also been ar
rested and identified.
The 10th regiment New Jersey Volun-
teers, is now stationed in the district where
the disturbances we're and the rioters are
being arrested and forwarded to Reading
Cor trial