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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04
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marked oppose Uefr names will understand that IN,
tImgty ThFh they heso Pfif has expired.
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COMMITTEE on ToAsTs.
ooMMIrrEE of REcrprIoN-

Hon. j. SlOaner J. II. Thompson,
Gen. j. j, Mcdowell, Hon. N. Barrere.
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AccomMopAr1oN rnA1N
LOaveE chiIeothe zoA. ". Arrives Gin. 10 90 A NJ
II TRAIN LEAVES HILL sRORo
Meat Market---New Arrange
TOanf

A SPIEGLE and JOHN UHRIG have formed
bAS partnership, and will hereafter carry on the
bntehsTlnS business, under the name Of S?ego Uh.
rig They will always have Fresh Meats of tho best
quality for sale 70 follows:
Monday, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday morninvs
at OhrEs old stand, on High st., North II Main
1ohn uhrg VIII pay personal attention to sales at tho
' ''Ne' anu PiAee'' iy9tf
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ON DECORATION:

r. r. Allen, Corp. j. NJ. Boyd, Corp
NJ. r. WillOts, Benz. Stuart, p. Krae.
mer, A. Fidler, A. Manning.
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COMMITTEE ON INVITATIONS.

GaptcM. Buck, James Dill, DR.. Q. @.
Same, John A. TrimbIc, Jr., James W.
Smith, Col. G. A. Pope, J. w. Shinn,
Capt. Eckman, Capt. George Doggett,
AsoJ.17 Smart, Capt. r. A. johnson
Wm. Gaddis, DR.. D. Noble, Capt. Frank
Posegute, A. IT, Maddox, Capt. Gard
ncr, A. s. Amborg. |'...
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sheriR's Sale.

TBNHB State sfobio, Highland county 81. PaFsuaHt
Il to thO oontnaud. VI an Exseui on writ Of Fisf
Faeds, Issued from the Court VI Csu Pldnusf High
Rud county, Ohio aud ~ directed will ssr Vt puL-
lie sale at Tho door ofthS Court HoSsS, IN HiIb0rS g.
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Bfandreth's Pins, New style.

Brandreth's Pills, style, are inhJs for costiys.
ness, sense OF bloatng after meals dizziness drowsucs.
aud crampiug palms. aud all disorders VI the stomach
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ReI1lrOad.

COMMENCING MONDAY, JAN. II, 1861
TTNTIL FURTHER NOTICE TRAINS WILL run
A. follows:
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Attachment Notiee.

Before g. T. strope, Justice ot Peace ia aud for tho
County of Highland and State Of Ohio.
Benjamin J. Harris andl
James }. Dryden, hate partners
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|of PoweiFs aud Uustars corp, and their
engagement with Early's army 1t Rcods
bill on last Wednesday. OF course it wss
rebel success. The two diyisioag of
Union troops according y this o6cial die.
ument, Is well as some unofficial particu-
lars were pursued by one Brigade OF . rebel
corps for eight or ten miles, and compelled
to leave behind oil their killed and
wounded. ~
The Herslds New Orleans correspondent,
dated the 18th, says:
Brig. Gen. Morgan L. eSnith' lhds sue
ceeded Maj. Gen. Dana in the command Of
the National troops at and around vicks.
burg, Miss. ft iiaSd'ls''f'
The rebel cotton burners, gusrrillas and
p'underers generally, have been almost.
cleared out of the district of Baton Rouge.
La, aud our lines have been extended 10
that region.
1t is said the rebel SCOTS cavalry who
were for some time so active in Louisiana,
on being ordered to Hoods army the men
mutinied and went home. 6 3pS5lsB5
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Ar THE VARIETIES on Saturday night,
there was perfect jam, the house being
packed to its utmost capacity with the fun
loving portion of our citizens. The per.
formances were fully up to the expectations
of every one. Miss Lizzie Ellsworth was
enthusiastically encored for her artistic
dancing, while Tom Wilson, in his inimitas
BILE banjo solos. brought down the house.
Tonight Johnny Hart, the widely cels"
brated Ethiopian comedian, makes his frst
bow to Wheeling audience, and We expect
to see big crowd.
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ALL ABOUT PLEASURE TRIP.--As many
d; ou,- readers are aware, on Saturday week
pleasure party left this city ON the stsamN
sr Saint j, ,hns, to enjoy trip to Cincinns-
ii. The party left here in the best of hui
nor, and had merry time during the trip.
When the boat landed at Marietta, the
,Dr,t, moved one of the party-who, by
the wsv. is noted for his ability to destroy
more bald faced" whis,ky than any other
talf dozen men can begin to do,-to go
ashore to see the Sights" aid test the quail
ty Of the Bourbon rstailed in the town.
In bis perambulations through the town,
cur hero either got lost or tight, and could
dot ind his way back to the landing, and
the boat left without him. Not to be OUT
.tnereled in that style, the unfortunate fel>
i,E procured hack and made hssty run
to Petersburg, where he arrived Just IN
time too see the boat going round Banner
aassets Island What was to be done our
hero was at a loss to determine, but after
pacing hinself outside of several glasses Of
bald face" he concluded he would 60 after
tl5 boat, a, it would be too good a joke on
hin ii he returned to this city. According
" be took the train on the Marietta road,
aud bsstenod to Cincinnati, where he arrlV'
ed in ample time to return to this city on
the SAINT Johns. Those who saw the untor-
o'aa,e chap when he went aboard the boat
cay he lOoSed as if he had been out on q
pleasure excursion, and, with all his ups and
downs had enjoyed it hugely. The AFFAIR."
Il ai0, caused almost as much smuse'
@ent as did the awarding of the "pipe" at
'de glass blowers exhibition at Washing
'0n Hall last Spring,
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New York Market.

NhW lokh, NOVs ~.
Cotton dull and lower, At 1929 for mid.
ding. t ~, .tsN
Four-State and Western 5al0c better,
and more active, at $9,s5a9,95 for extra
State; ST. ,l0all rs for common extra round
hoop Ohio, and Sill ,30al2,OO for trade
brands; market closing frm; included in
the sales are 1000 bbls. extra State for the
last half of January at Sl0,50, and $500
bbls. do in store at $40. yo.I-.Cu
Whisky-Excited and decidedly higher,
at 81, 76al, 80 for Western.
Wheat-la2c BETTER, Chicago Spring,
1913; winter red Western, $40; Amber
Michigan, So, 45a2,47.
Rye-More active and decidedly higher;
Western, 81, - in store, and $l,75 for de-
livered.
Corn-la2c better and quiet, At al, GAIA
1876 for Western, in store; $l,94 for vom-
Lion southern yellow, and $2,05 for white
southern.
Oats-Firmer, with a. good business 10
Western at 81 90, afoat, and 81, ola, 02 in
store.
Petroleum Crude. firm at 464a47c; re-,
fined in bond, dull at 6Sa69c.
Pork-Heavy and decidedly lower; S37s
81 Is for mess; S37, 50a3S for new do, cash
and regular way; closing at inside price for
cash, $50, 80ta37 ,25 for prime, and $3.50
for prime mess. Also 500 bbls. of pri me
mess for December, at sellers option. for
S37, so.
Lard-Quiet and rather heavy, 1t Eliza
2ss; the latter price for small sales.
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s,n AccIpENr.-On Friday night Col. j.
:, CIuney met with q sad accident
Lilo on his way from this city to
o.rssrsburg. In company with his wife,
- had taken passage on the steamer Peer
w.. and had proceeded on the trip to with
short distance of Moundsville, when
=, talked out of the cabin Of the boat to
80. the steamer Express-bound for this
o;,r-uass the Peerless. In stepping out o
,ba cabin, owing to the darkness Of the
n,vbt the Colonel missed his footing, and
,slI down the stairway leading to the boil
o. deck A fellow passenger rushed down
,be steps, and, with the aid Of some Of the
boats crew, picked the Colonel up and car
r;ed him into the cabin. Capt. Cakes no
sooner head of the accident than he ex
nressed willingness to return to this city
with the boat, and thereby enable the in
iured man to secure the attention Of his
family physician, but upon suggestion OF
the friends of the Colonel, the boat was
landed at Moundsville, and number of the
bo,ts crew carried the Colonel up to the
B.s 0. R. r. depot. DR.. Bruce, of that
town was sent for, and dressed the wounds
which upon examination, were found not
TO be so dangerous as was at first supposed
tho left temple being but slightly injured,
the left cheek, near the eye, being some.
what scratched and bruised, and the left
shoulder being slightly Jared and bruised.
Tba conclusion of the brain was rather Sc.
varc as the Colonel lay insensible for over
an hour, aud did not entirely recover his
san.es until he reached his home in this
civ. The passenger train came along soon
after the wounds were dressed, and the Col
onsl was brought here and conveyed to his
re,,deuce in East Wheeling, We called to
see the Colonel on Saturday afternoon, and
we're sgreeably surprised to find him in
such good spirits. Though somewhat pain.
trl the wounds received are not serious,
snd the attending phssician is of the opin>
lon that the Colonel will be confined to the
house but few days.
The conduct of Capt. Cakes, Of the
steamer Peerless, is highly spoken of by all
sDo were on board when the accident &C.
cured. Everything that could be done to
alleviate the suffering and add to the COM
tO,tOt the injured man, was cheerfully at
tended to by the Captain and other officers
If the boat.
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New YORK, November 26.-Governor
Seymour has been in consultation with Mr..
Blunt and other members of the county
committee, relative to the enrolment.
General Hays was present at the inter-
view, which resulted satisfactorily to oil
parties. Governor Seymour expressed
great satisfaction at the steps taken by the
Committee to secure correction of the
enrolment and hopes that in case of q
new call, the demand will not be so exor'
bitant as the last.
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DRY GooDS, ETc.-We would direct the
>"enuon OF cur readers, especially the Ia
N'es' 10 the advertisement of Mr.. Geo. X
1"''', which appears in another column
Dr. l. has Just returned from the East
With one Of the largest and best selected
SOCKS q goods ever brought to this city
lie stock embraces everything in the dry
s0'1s hUe, such as silks, merinos, poplins,
"'gsta', delaines, Merrimack prints, linens,
"1'AnS, embroideries, hosiery, gloves, bal
"otas, etc, But the attraction at this
''''e Is the stock of cloaks and furs, which
"Oe ol toe most complete and handsome
Sentiments ever offered in this city. Mr.
4 lsone OF our oldest dry good merchants
@uu aas secured an envisble reputs ton fol
'''F dealing and reliaSle goods. We know
Yu' lady readers will ava,i themselves o
~. ~. 'AFe Opportunity, and call soon and ex
s Oe tie stock of goods now in store ast
''e oy George R. Taylor.
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Rebel Accounts Of SherA 49,"
MOyementE.

New YORK, Nov 26.-Th6 nien"> ;
ENQUIRER of the 23rd, says Sherman :.
marching into the heart of Georgia. Al
vet his movements have met with but little
resistance, fact explained by the necss'
sity for drawing him as far as possible from
the only point from which he could look
for succor. 1t is probable he may capture
the capital of the State and perhaps move
thence to Savannah or Augusta, with an ui !,
innate eye on Charleston. 1t was rumored
yesterday that he had Milledgeville AL
ready, and though not officially confirmed,
it is not unlikely. In case of the occupa-
ton of Milledgeville, Savannah and Charles
ton will be evidently the objective points
of the expedition. Combinations being in
progress to foil his purpose, we may expect
to hear in few days some definite account
of them.
The Dispatch of the 23rd, says body of
cavalry under Wheeler, attacked Sher
mans cavalry at Gordon, on Sunday, with
what result it does not know.
New YORK, November 26.-The Worlds
Washington special of the 26th says: Your
correspondent with the Army of the James
has also forwarded Richmond papers OF
Thursday, oath instant.
The Wing has the following: On Gene
raj Shermans movements, the War De-
partmsnr last night was without news
from any quarter 1t was rumored, how
ever, yesterday, that the Yankees had oc-
cupied Milledgville, Ca, and caused the
Legislature of that State to skeddsdle. 1t
was also stated upon what seemed to be
probable authority that Sherman's reported
movement on Macon was only feint,
and that his real design was on Augusta.
We give these speculations for what they
arc worth.
The Wing adds editorially that all infer
nation received shows that Sherman has
passed by Macon, and will move toward the
Atlantic coast without attacking the defsn-
ces Of Augusta.
The Richmond Enquirer and Dispatch of
the oath, both admit that Milledgeville has
fallen.
Atelegram from Augusta to tho Dispatch,
says that all was quiet there on Wednes>
day.
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-s-WAanezsses, Nss. 26--Information itom
the irmy Of the Potomac, 10 to the effec,
that fhankssisisgk Va truly festive oc-
casiou among the soldiers.
Since ehe nsvs Of Rrssideps Lincoln's re
election has been circulated in the rebel
army, desertions TO our lines have increased
largely. II - said by dsserters that the
:numbersof rebel soldiers known to be wait
ing for IN ppo'tuaity to escape, is very
large, and the demonstration is 50 general
that the officers fear to trust any Of their
troops on picket. ~
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LATE Saturday night a number Of bolster
Gus fellows went to the United States sa>
loon, and tried to gain an entrance. The
proprietor refused them sdmittance, when
they threw several brick-bats through the
glass above the door of the saloon. The
proprietor seized his revolver and fred sew
eral shots through the door, then opened
the door, and found that the men had taken
log bail and escaped.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 26-The train which
left Baltimore lest evening, was thrown
from the track near Elkton by cross ties
being placed In . COW hole by some scoun-
drels 90 a. to cause an accident to any train
coming either way. No injury happened to
the passengers; the engineer, 8remen and
baggage master we're slightly injured. The
engine and three cars were loft on the track
in 4 damaged condition. ,,rs
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Chronicle and Sentinel, print the followins
extract from letter dated Macon, Ga.
November 5th. ---
If Governor Brown tells the truth in bis
message, we live under more tyranny thar
was psssible In the old Union. If BY the
blessing of providence We can once get on
the locomotive and the train started fol
peace, all the powers in Richmond or Wash
ington can not stop or throw it of. Show
US how. to negotiate or point out some leader
and let him be open frank and fearless, the
people will follow as sure as the sun shines.
Let him be man who can inspire confidence
and equal to the task Of stopping the mad
ness of these days.
5 At the session Of the Georgia legislature
at Millsdgsville, on the 18th, the public
documents were ordered to be removed to q
place of safety, and measures were taken for
q speedy adjournment. On the 18th, there
was a general stampede of the members,
and most of them have gene home or are
wandering aboutstudying how to get there.
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J&le9' ap5if,
From NJ
ew Orleans.

NEW YORK, M " 8-The Herald,
New orleans COT. espondent says that OF
the 18TH INST lnion expedition into tn
La Fourcne aistn ct of Louisiana, attaokst
and defeated . rebel force and destrovaf
their camp and baggage and number o
boats. a II
1t Is salo tnN Allen, who assumes to b<
the rebel dove rnor of Louisiana, has or.
gsnized az On reveport, in the State, ten
regiments OF egroes, who are to be armed
and sqnipPeo from proceeds of cotton sales
at Matamoras
There Is q report that the rebel General
Buckner mas 10000 men at Alexandra, La,
where tner is said to be abundant sup
plies OF Dee fand corn.
| One OF 'ur New Orleans correspondents
says 60 ntleman has arrived in that city
with PERI lission from President Lincoln to
bring ~ 600 bales of cotton into the Union
lines: A large supply of cotton re
Gently ! stopped by the rebel authorities on
Its way across Texas to Brownsville, has
been ,ermitted to proceed.
The House of Representatives of the
Loui sana legislature, las authorized theis-
f SUN of bonds to the amount of two and Q
half millions of dollars for the purpose of
carrying on the State government
. General Candy is rapidly recovering.
In the rebel House of Representatives
last Monday, Mr. Foote made another dis
play of his bellicose qualities, and called
upon any member who objected to any thing
q he had previously said to send him note,
which he would not fail to give atten
y. y: I. Mr.. Foote was subsequently arrested
tlo1 required to give bail to keep the peace
qua charge of being engaged to fight
On tnt tn John Mitchell.
au I WI louise, in another desperate fit of
I.e revoked its previous resolution
Patslo.lsm the war to its bitter end.
W nsns o9t papers say that eight trans.
Lave re9si with Union troops and two
I Pol.s ioSueG D., rot guns, have left Morgan
batteries OF rn White river, Ark.
1ls, L. , ior .t' :. given of an attempt and
failure to escape Union prisoners
8. O., Of eighty eigh. Gsora;s Taa;.i..,ro
A committee of thu 49, . . 1ssnhs" &c
have reported that Mr.. saed @emust .,
that body, has been enA sys1 o ~ ,eoran
in northern Georgia, sew man ~
men for the armies of She. . na;i J..
The garrison of Mobile 10 ss,u 20 10 ;ua'
fering much for want of nece 'sary cl Ga;
A negro was recently hun IN Uars0.'
county, Miss, for attempn q ~ fsbt in +
company of men of his own COLI y " ' "
the Union cause.
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TORONTO, Nov. 26-The application Of
the st. Adams raiders to the Government,
to despatch messenger to Richmond, to
obtain evidence, has been rejected; it has
transpired that cannon and war materials
was tralshipped to Lamia, on ting bound
for Lexington. 1t it thought probsble
that the Georgian took cannon aboard when
she proceeded in the direction Of gohing-
wood. Dam I EOC;
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ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-The steamer VIM.
s. Ewing, bound south with government
stores, munitions Of war and troops, sunk
yesterday forty miles below here. Two
lives were lost, and the boat, valued ct
$50, 900, was total loss. ABORTION Of the
cargo will probably be saved, $50
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Fire In Cincinnati.

CIsoIENArI, Nov. T-The labors:oty Of
W. s. Merrill & Co., corner Of Third and
Race streets, was destroyed by fire this
morning, the loss will be $50, 900, one third
of which is insured The tobacco store Of
of Lewis 4 Co., adjoining was also damaged
to the amount Of $4,000, which vas in
suICd
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A WOMAN, who gave her name a. jones'
was arrested by officer Saintmisrs on Sat-
urday evening for wearing SOLDIER clothes
The aforesaid female is . gay piece, can
,uoke and chew tobacco Ikea Turk, swears
liz. . trooper, and is, without exception,
one nj the toughest customers ever picked
m bv ou,- police. She says she has been
in the arm, ever since the war began, ha'
n. rt;c;n.tad 4 most of the principal bat
ia. and Ia. received but few shgh'
.cr.tcha. On. = as committed to Jail.
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NofwrTHsTxHDfNo the decline in gold,
our country friends who favor us with semi
weekly visits at the market house, were
Arm in their figures on Saturday, and ex-
orbitant prices were exacted for every ar
tic:e said, Butter Soc per lb; eggs s5a4oc
per doz.; apples l5a2oc per peck; potatoes
3Oa4Oc Per peek; meats 20a25c per ID.
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WAsHIxoros, Nor. .26.-Apatiti ma.
In circulation yesterday in the Treasury
tDepartmest} askiss See,y Fsssendsa. to sx>
ert his influence with Congress to raise
the salaries of the employees.
From information received ct the Indian
Bureau, it appears that peace prevails in
an unusual degree with all the Indian tribes.
Twelve OF fifteen mshbers Of SOdagSsss
are now In the city. va a we
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ALBANY, Nov. 26.-The break in the Erie
Canal, about sixteen miles East of Roches
ties, will not be repaired this season. The
steamboat Skiddy, On her way to New
York, last evening, ran in to a rock abou,
six miles below this city, and sunk. The
freight and passengers were uninjured.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-28

NEw YoRK, Nov. 26-The COMMERCIAL
Washington special says: There is consid.
cradle speculation whether the President
will have Republican for successor to Mr..
Bates. Mr.. Caleb Gushing is spoken Of
but it is not probable the President will
select so decided Democrat.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-28

RIVER Matters LUG i''' -
last evening, with min . '''' ""''
channel. -,
M, broke her "doc
tor" when near Parkersburs, ,,oa - 10,
this city, and was thereby com. ,oe. g.
up at that point. The Alex. Sps .,.., =
Cincinnati Saturday evening, in
the St. Johns. liz,
Business was quite brisk on the laA
although the mud was almost knee deep.
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THE ATTENTION OF COUNTRY MRR
CHANTS is invited to tho unusually large stock
Of BOOTS and SHOES now in store and for sale
by Mcclellan 4 Knox, at IS Main street. Prices
as low If not lower than any house in the city.
Give them call. oct27-2m"
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Concerning Sherman.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The Commercially
Washington special says ,
1T is not certain that Sherman intended
to occupy Macon. As his advance on that
city may have only beer feint, it is pro.
bable he has passed East of Macon and Sci
zsd the railroad at Gordon. By this course
he will be enabled to pass eastward more
rapidly.r
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sPoRFLAkD, Nov. 026-The steam cutter
Mahoning. seized Q. vessel yesterday under
suspicious circumstances in Jones Bay
near Pemiquind. The vessel had cleared
from Montreal forNew York. The case wa:
referred to Washington.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 26.-Ths Board Of
County Commissions yesterday concluded
their canvass of returns for the 9th Con
gressional District, and found splurality Of
l46 votes for Mr.. Brooks.
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, Nov. q.

Money quiet and easy at Cal per cent
Sterling qaiet at 81 ,091.
Gold tirmer, opening at So 1913, declining
to So, l84, and closing at 1925.
The total exports of specie to>dsy was
81, 4S9, 900.
Government stocks 6rmer, with . good
business doing.
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BosroN, Nov. N.-Ths Dutch bark, Ju>
dab Copper, 1t this port, from st. Thomas
reports thst on November 18th, in Lat. 81
degrees min. north. Long, q degFsss, nN
asteamsr tsarins tovsrds the Qattsa ststss
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Go TO THE BOAT STORE and purchase your
oysters, canned fruits, fine groceries, Gran
berries. or anything in the line of business
conducted by Booth, Battelle Il Go.