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Town Lots for Sale.

DURsUANT 70 TIE provisions Of decree Of the Cir
i cult Court q Marion, rendered at the October
term thereof in ~ Of John s. Flsnink John
MoOue, 1 shall, On the second Monday In November
next proceed ss before the door Court House
Of said county pablo auction, TO the highest bidder
two lots No. and In the town Of Warrington, upou
the following terms 10 Wit For cash In hand sufficient
10 pay the cost OF this suit and the expense Of A and
the residue upon credit If 4, and II months, the
purchaser giving bond and security and tbs eomms-
sioner retaining hen the said lots 10 secure the
unpaid purchase money. The lots very desirable,
being wei situated and well adapted ior residences
and situated In the most business town the Bslti
more q Ohio Railsoad. In the county Of Marion.
p. SMITH,
oct7l-dlt&vet Commissioner.
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New YoRK, Nov. 4-The bark Albion
Lincoln put into port this morning with
the captains and crews Of the ship Shooting
Star, from New York, for Panama, and
barks Mark L. Potter, from Bangor, for
Montevideo, and Emma D. Hall. from Oar
dena, for New York, ell Of which vessels
were burned by pirate Chickamauga. The
Mark L. Potter was burnt Oct. 3Oth, and
the ships Shooting Star and Emma Hall on
the 3lst inst. The bark Albion Lincoln
WAS captured by the pirate Chickanauga
and bonded for $l8 600, and 90 persons, in>
Guiding the captains of the barks Emma
Hall and Mark L, Potter aud the ship Shoot
ing Star we're put on board Of her and sent
to this port.
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New York Market.

NEw YoRE, Nov. 4.
Cotton-A shade easier, at 81 goal q
Flour-Ssate and Western opened dali
and 10alSc lower.
Quotations: $40 OOalO 10 for extra State
sl0 e5all 10 for extra round hoop Ohio
and Sll lOal2 Is for trade brands.
Whisky-Decliniug, at 81 73al "A for
Western. ~ a 8N
wheat-O Opened dull and dropping, and
Ease lower.
Rye-Scarcely so firm, at 81 50 for
Western.
Bsrley-Heavy and lower.
Oats-More active and tirmer, at 90aSlc,
for Western.
Wool-Quiet.
Coffee-Dull, at 45c for java.
Corn-Opened quite 6rm but closed dull
and dropping at 81 6sal 66} for mixed
Western.
Sugar-Steady, at 2l1s22c for Porto
Rico, l7}a2lo for Cuba and 24& sorNew Or
leans.
Molasses-Steady.
Petroleum-Dull, at 43a44c for crude,
674a6sc for refined, 10 bond, and s4aSSe for
refined, free.
Pork-The Pork market was decidedly
lower. The quotations are:
S39a39 so for mess, SAL 75a4l 80 for new,
cash and regular way, closing At $40 76.
cash, $3S so for prime, and Sal OOa4l 30
for prime mess
Beef-Firm, at $9al3 SO for country mess,
Sl3 Scale for repacked mess, md SIS 0Oa
% SO for extra mess.
Cutmeats-Quiet, at l6&al8Ac for sh )ul
ders, and l71a2l2c for hams.
Butter-Irregular, at 32a45c for Western
and 40a52 for State.
kard-Firm, at 2Oo224c.
Cheese-Active, at l5a23c.
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SALE OF
Valuable Mill Property
IN THE COUNTY OF MARION.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE rendered ia
ID the case Of A. A N PRICHARD OF. a. W.
WM B CONAWAY ot a., by the Circuit Court
of Msriou, At the tenn thereof for the
year 1864, We shall, on tho SECOND MONDAY
IN NOVEMBER, 1864, before the front door Of
the Court House in said county, proceed to sell by
public auction, TO tho highest bidder for cash In
hand sufficient TO pay the cost # this suit and the
expense of sale, the Undivided half Of large and
valuable steam and wafer Touring and sawmill
stu ,ted In the town Of Warrington on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad in q populous country,
and one we'll adapted 10 grain growing. These
mills are IN good repair, with an excellent steam
engine Of ample power and in good running der.
The stream On which il Is tuated affords smp'e
water for q large portion Of the year. The MI 10
consist Of two pairs Of burrs and lent bolt
ing chest, also sawmill attached thereto, 10 ex-
ceent condition and Of ample o,p .city and oil Of
VIII Oh arc 20 constructed ~ TO run nv water Or
steam. b r. SMITH,
F.sMITH
Also, on the same day. at the Same place, shall
sell tas dsslling house In which the said Conway
now rssides and which Is attached % the said MIL
property, ami forms Q valuable appsadaes there
to. [oct27.n F0NTAlN SMITH
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North Western conspiracy
Humbug.

ISDIANApoLIs, Nov. 4-Horace Hefferen,
deputy grand commander Of the order OF
Sons of Liberty in Indiana, who for some
weeks has been on trial here for participa-
tion in reasonable conspiracy, to-day
turned States evidence, and made startling
revelations of schemes OF the order; he said
nobody but Democrats had ever been admit
ted into the order,or would be if they offer
ed confirmed previous evidence of mill
tary organization in the order and an ap
pointment of Major General to command
1t. DR.. Bowles, one of the accused, was
Commander in Chief with staff, of which
DR.. James B. Wilson; recently arrested.
was Adjutant General.
He said that committee Of thirteen
men was appointed to prepare for an insur-
rection, and that the iDsurrection was in
tended to release the rebel prisoners in the
orthwest, and arm them from the arsenals
and overturn the State Government and
kill Governor Morton, or hold him as a
hostage for captured insurrectionists, and
then form the Northwest into a seperate
confederacy. He was told by Adjutan,
General Wilson, of Bowles' staff, tina,
$500 900 had been sent by rebel agents in
Canada into the Northwest 10 purchase
arms for the Order; and that $2UO,O 600 bad
been left in Indiana in the hands Of Dodd
and John G. Walker, State agent.
Wilson showed Hefferen $1,000 which be
received from Bowles to buy arms in Wash
ing,on county. Heffereu further swore
that the committee Of thirteen had ap
pointed ten men to kill Gov. Morton, and
q few days since the Governor received q
letter signed Zone Of the men," declaring
that the writer and his associates were
sworn to kill him, and would do it. Hef-
fereu's revelation astouished the court, al
though prepared by previous evidence fol
part of it. If the Governor was killed, DR.
Athon, Secretary of State, and . member
of the order, was to take his place as pro
vided by law in case of the death Of the
Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
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TIE oEAsos.-Silsntly and softiy The
issvss MI to the earth. The nipping frosta
have done their work:
I'D = he blasssd vssdurs Of the fields,
49, shfank INTO their bsds, the Aowsry raes
/ Thsir sunny robes rssign"
The little birds have gone into winter
qsartsr'," or have flown away to more &C.
NAL elimss, and the yellow, faded woods,
iats made vocal by these fsathered war
oler', are now undisturbed, save by the in
es'sant rustic Of the leaves a. they slowly
circle through the cir. But the wrathfal
winter d Fastening on with clustering
blasts, and soon the scene will be changed to
The dssd and dssolats domain
Whsrs winter holds his iron reign"
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oct7l-dlt&vet

pUhSUANT 70 the providons Of . decree rendered
L By the Circuit Court Of Marion, at tho October
torn thereof in the case Of Thomas Wslkise John
Wood, shall on the second Monday In November mex.
proceed TO sell By public auction 70 the highest bidder
before the front door ofths Court House Of said county,
tract Of land adjoining the land Of tbs sAad wAii-
late and othsrs situated waters Of Buffalo Crook
in said county, and containing 20 acres m re or less
the fol owing terms, TO Wit: For cash In hsnd SUD-
cient pay tbs cost Of this suit and the expense Of
sale, and the residue upon scredit Of and 10 months
the purcn giving bond and security and tho oom-
missioner retaining lien on said land 70 secure the
unpaid purchase money. Y. SMITH.
oct1l-dit&vSt CommtsslonG,
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dll>ap6it,

The Sentences Of D0nahue and
Ferry approved by the Presi-
dent.
New YosK, Nov. 4.-The Commercially
Washington special says It u estimated
that 14,OOO soldiers have been sent home
from tais military department this week.
They may vote, Notwithstanding assertions
to the contrary.
The life sentences Of Donohue and Ferry
have been approved by the Presidsnt.-
They will be sent to some other State pris>
on than that of New York.
The Posts special says that the Msrcan
tile Bank 10 not at oil crippled BY the de-
falcatlon. of its teller. 1t has surplus OF
$4720O0.
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A DESERVED CONFERENCE.-The soldier
II the Post Hospital in this city yesterday
presented DR.. Kirker, the Surgeon in
charge, with handsome gold watch, val
led at $3.50. Engraved on the inside OF the
valuable time-piecs are these words, "Pre,
seated to Dr.. John Kirker, o. s. A., BY the
soldiers OF the Wheeling Hospital, Novem'
Der 81 1854" The watch was purchased
~ general subscription of the inmates Of
tue hospital, twenty eight of whom were
asst night sent to duty at the front. From
what We know and have heard of DR.. Kir
1er We believe him to be an excellent and
skijl'aI physician, and we are glad to know
'bar this tokon of esteem has been bss-
tOwed apon him.
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SrRucK OLA dispatch was received
In Pittsburg, says the Commercial, on Thurs
day announcing that on Tuesday morning
flowing oil we'll Of the capacity Of fifteen
hundred barrels per day was struck on the
Egbsrt Farm, situated about eight miles up
OIL Greek. The dispatch containing this
news states that the information concern
Ing the strike was furnised by eye witness
ses, who have no intsres. in the we'll.
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The North Western Bank Of vir-
ginia, Complainant

The North Western Bank Of vir-
ginia, Complainant
John Bishop, Andrew P4nnsl AZ on n
Aaron Kelly, John Howell Ga. IN lao v', n..1
briel Jacob, George Hsrdnan, tho o"uI. 70. w"
wh,eliig savinss' Institution, county
and sobriskis Brady, Defend.
In pursuance of the Decree Of tho Court nade In
this cause I shall a. Trustee and Commissioner ap-
pointed by the said Court in the place Of said Ga
''': The sis; ara Hn DAY JAY Of NovEMBRB, 1854,
at the front door Of the Court House Of said coun
~ sell to the highest and best bidder 90 the terms
after mentioned the following described property,
10 wit, A part Of . lot OF ground In the city Of
Wheeling, situate on Main street. on the east side
thereof, and bounded Is follows Beginnlng ct
point IN the east side Of Main street, ninsty-6rs
feet and eleven inches southward Of Market alloy
and east Of Main street. thence south with the ssst
side Of said Main street. thirty three feet and nice
inches, thence east With . straight line parallel
with Market alley, to an alley In the rear Of md
propertyj thence North with said last mentioned a.
Icy thirty three feet nine inches thence With
straghtne to the place Of beginning, being the sams
property conveyed TO said John Bishop By Alfred
Caldwell and wife by do dreoorded in the Clerks
Office Of the late County Court for said county Of
Ohio, and which property L. now In the occupancy
of said John Bishop and others.
The terms Of sale are oDe-fourth part Of the
purchase money In cash 1t the tine Of sale and the
balance Of the purchase money In three equal in.
stalnents at six. twelve and eighteen months re
speetvely from the day Of SALE with interest from
said time Of SALE tho purchaser giving bonds with
good security for said deferred and the
title being retained until the payment Of the
whole purchase money. z. JACOB,
Trustee and Com missioner
October 8, 1884 oct7-G
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A SMALL FoRcE OF OoNFEDERArEs, under
MaNsill, made dash into Oldtown, Nd,
on Wednesday night, and captured the
greater portion of New York cavalry reg
imsnt, with their horses, equipments, etc.
A Federal Lieutenant and four or five men
were wounded in the skirnish. A dash was
also made upon Green Spring station on
the railroad; but little damage was done.
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,ZACKwELL BARTnLoN, Esq, viii please take
n tbs notice that shall on the 18th day Of Novsm
dr. 1854 at the Once Of Smith, in the town Of Fair
mont Hst $3.50 y, ' ,s d..,,, mo 10
Zedoc JOLT and Others, TO be read In evidences In
cr..in suit in shancery pebdius In the Circuit
Court Of Marion, In .siea am complainant and yoi
rlch dispositions be not commenced, commen' ed,
tie Same be not completed said day the taking Of
toe same viii be continued from day day 1t same
placs and between the same hours until completed.
ELIZABETH BARTHLON,
oct21-4tv Der Artorneys, Wilson Smith.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Ths Times sps

WARRINGTON, Nov, s.-Ths Times sps-
cial says:
Captain Gains arrived from the front
having in charge Lieutenant Murphy of the
7th New Nork artillery who it is stated is
implicated in the election fraud, by signing
the blanks. Murphy was arrested by or Ter
of the Secretary Of War, and has been com
mittsd to the old Capital Prison to wait an
investigation.
The Worlds special of the 3rd says:
The New York Committees left for Al
bany to day, having failed to accomplish
the objects of their mission. Their report,
together with all their correspondence held
with the government, will be delivered to
Gov. Seymour on their arrival.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 4.-The steamship
City vt Cork sailed late last evening. She
carried out Ss00,000 in specie.
The steamship Costa Rica, from Aspin-
wall on the Oath ultimo, with $4,000 in
reasurs, arrived this evening She brings
Valparaiso dates to October "a, asd Cellao
to the 18th.
A Peruvian exploring steamer had
reached Neogro, on the Amazon river, prov
ing that that river is navigable for 2s5 miles
from Lima
General Flores, commander of the Equa.
dorian army, died at Guayaquil on the LIST
of October.
All quiet at Panama.
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Local and State News.

g,r Commissioner Of Internal Rscsnus
met made several important decisions.
90 frat one declares that any person, firm
'n' emigration, owning or hiring tsnnsry,
yard, workshops, or other place Of pro-
s ,,i,;on and managing or controlling its
"'' WAS. whether personally or through an
scent, is deemed the MANUFACTURED and is
's sas liable to make returns to tho Assess
"a When any goods are sold or removed
So , consumption the duties Immediately %
10 and the assessment must bs made at
s snoe but when these goods are delivered
AN authorized agent to sell them, the
" does not accrue until tho agent makes
40 .sIe When goods are removed in An
nsni.bed state, the place whore they are
sn;,bed is the place of manufacture, and
where the tax is assessed.
decision concerning the tax On cigar
cites states that the tax rates in the law
,o.s graduated to the state Of values like
oi,.rs but were not made exactly accord
;n1 70 the same schedule Of values. The
t,iIovjug rates for cigarettes are named I:
Wbsn sold at 5000 per hundred packages,
tax of one dollar is imposed; when cold
for over fifteen dollars per thousand, eight
1o,I,rs; over thirty dollars per thousand,
ef,eep dollars; over fifty Eve dollars per
tsonsand, twenty-five dollars; and when
.oId for over eighty-fve dollars per thous'
and forty dollars.
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From gentleman who ought to know oil
about the tragedy at Burton Station on the
& 0. R. R., We learn that both men who
va,ekied were soldiers. One ofthem cheer
for Mcclellan and the other for Lincoln,
when an angry dispute ensued. The Lin
c,aite drew dirk knife and stabbed the
Mcclellan man to the heart, killing him
Instantly. The murdered man fell to the
p und with his gun in hand, when his
brothor rushed forward, grasped the gup
and shot the murderer dead. The bodies
Of the two soldiers were both lying on The
Mat form when the train dassed. The broth
er Of the MeClcllanite escaped, and II still
at large. He is also soldier.
It i. thought the thieves who entered the
town aud robbed several stores tho night
before tho tragedy, were not Oonfedsratss,
but band of desperadoes who are known
to prowl around that neighborhood, who
car. little for either JEFF. Davis or Abe
Lincoln, if they can rob and plumber.
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A New Pirate.

New York, Nov. "A vessel has ar
rived here with the officers and crews Of q
number of vessels captured on our coast by
. new pirate, the 'Chicksmauga' Command
ed by Lieutenant Wilkinson, which left
Wilmington Oct. 9th with two other
steamers. She is painted psagreen. and
has two smoke stacks and carries three
guns aid $50 men.
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Orr roR TIE "FRoHr."-Lsrgs numbers
Of soldiers are daily passing through the
city, bound for the "front' Il. 6. going
home to vote for Lincoln they having gen
orally agreed TO support the Rail Splitter.
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THOSE BvALvp.-Booth, Battells B
Co., ct the boat store, corner of Water and
Monroe streets, are daily in receipt of q
fresh supply Of Chesapeake oysters. Gall
and get can or half can.
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CouSrRY FOLKS and city people too
shosld call at VIM. Carnahan's store, Gen.
tire Wheeling. where one of the largest
stocks of boots and shoes are now offered
for sale.
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THE ATTENTION or COUNTRY MER
CHANTS 10 invited to the unusually large stock
q BOOTS and SHOES now In store and for sale
BY Mcclellan b Knox, st 81 Main street. Prices
- low II not lowse than any hsuss In the ety.
oivs than call ootz7-3m"
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CAPTURE of q Federal Gunb0at
by the Rebels.

81. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-The gunboat Undine
one of the poorest of her class, was cap
tured by the rebels at Fort Sherman, on
the Tennessee river, on Sunday. Twenty
deserters from Fort Sherman reached Pa
ducah on Monday. They report Forrest,
Buford, Chalmers and Bell demonstrating
there. They have fourteen cannon beside
the armament o: the gunboat Undine. Or.
ders from Hood and Forrest were sent to
the troops saying that Hood was marching
no. til, and would cross the Tennessee river
at Bridgeport, while Forrest's forces were
to attack Johnsonville.
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FROM WASHINGTON, PA.-Ws learned
Yesterday that Robert Morrow, who was
wounded In the shooting ARRAY at WsIh
tDgton, on Monday night last, died on Thurs
day morning.
Richard Fitzwilliams, who was bsassn by
the mob on Tuesday, was rapidly recover
ing, and his attending physician expressed
every hope for his recovery.
Sample Sweeney, who is charged With
giving Fitzwilliams tho knife, had been
arrested aui was placed in jail. He was
found in farm house about milo from
town, and was arrested by the Sheriff.
Tie funeral of Mr.. Benz. Brady, who
was murdered on Tuesday, took place on
Thursday, and was attended by q large
concourse of citizens.
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BUFFALO, Nov. The city ID crowded
with soldiers and civilians, seeking traus-
portation North; the Northern Central B.
r. last night and this morning, was unable
to accommodate tho crowd, and some three
hundred were left.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-The United
States steamer Galena has arrived Of the
Breakwater from Key West for repairs.
She Iasssd Lewes yesterday morning, hav.
Jog heard nothing Of the pirate Tallehasss.
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ST.. LOUIS. Nov. 4.-Major Gen. Marina
duke, Brig. Gen. Cobell, and four rebel
Colonies, captured by Gen. Pleasautou at
the battle Of Usage River, left here yester-
day for Iohnson's leland.
Six to eight inches snow fell yesterday.
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WARRINGTON, Nov. Ain the case of
Col. North, the Court to-dsy decided it had
jurisdiction; the Judge Advocate then
moved q judgement Of guilty which was
denied. The defendants counsel then
moved TO try the prisoners separately; the
motion was denied and the Court took .
recess till three P. ID.
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he RIVER vas rising last evening, with
esh' feet FIVE inches water in the channel.
4he Few steamer Commonwealth, from
'''>ous came down yesterday. She "
che OF the largest and finest boats thae hss
'aaded at our wharf this ssasou.
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IHE RECENT ENGAGEMENT at Beverly
w: one of the most desperate ever fought
a that ncighborhood. The garrison, uum
''rlns about six hundred men, was surpris
ed about midnight by three hundred men
NILE MAJOR ELL. In the darkness neither
party could tell their own men, and each
No donbt killed many of their companions.
Before tie affair ended the combatsnts
came to hand to hand fight, in which
TPa77 Of the men were Knocked down and
STAINED with stones and clubs, on each
AHe. The loss will be from fifteen to TWEEN
~ 'dcn.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. THE Chronicle Of
this morning reports the rumor that Gen.
Rosccraus will take command Of the army
of the Potomac, in place Of Gen. Meade.
General Banks, the same paper declares,
will succeed to the command Of the De-
partment of Missouri.
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NEv STocE.-Our enterprising friends
Aeosrs. Robinson & Ball, have just re-
relved their second stock of goods, which Is
one Of the largest and most complete ever
brought to the city. They invite all their
friends and patrons to call and examine
The great variety displayed. The senior
partner Of the firm is an energetic business
man, and cannot fail t. give satisfaction to
all Who may favor the house with CALI
tae junior partner is practical shoemaker,
aid oversees all work made to order. The
store Eoom il Well fitted up, and cannot be
seen witho being admired.
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WAsHsINoroN, Nov. A note from the
Army of the Potomac dated yesterday,
says the situation is unchanged The men
are building log houses. A severe storm
prevailed.
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oepEHsSuRo, Nov. 4-The examination
Of parties arrested last night took place 70
day. They gave no satisfaet tory account Of
themselves and were gsoouuistsd.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Tho works Of Wolfe
Bros 4 Lighthsll we're destroyed by fire
last night. Loss 100000. No insurance
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New YeTk Money Market
NEW XoRK, Nov. Z
The money market was active and steady
ct ssvsa Per ssnt.
sssrlias exchange firm, At los&a1os1 Tor
specie
The Gold market was unsettled and
irregular, opening at 235, declining TO 23l4
advancing to 1864, and closing at 23e3
Government stocks more active ana a
shade frmer.
Fort Wayne, los2; Pittsburg, l0A
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In Chsncery
In tho Circuit
Court for Ohh
county.
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EANILY DYE C0LoRS,
i For sale By
T r. LOGAN b 90.
80 and LOGAN, LIST 90.