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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-22
From New York.
The President Reported to be OPP
posed tO COifaN's Niews-Intcruni
Rcvcnuc Heceipts-FIoOd i'm New
hOrk--Gen. & rants Movements.

NEW YORK, November 2l.-The Reralfs
Washington special says: The Presidents
Conservative friends declare that eX-Speaker
ColfaX's speech i in opposition TO his policy,
and assert that the President j. in favor of ad-
mission to Congress Of the Southern reprcsen-
tativcs without the test oath
The daily receipts of the Internal Revenue
have fallen of about half million dollars
There are about 5000 applications for va
cant Lieutenantcies in the Regular Army
The unpleasant weather prevents the eth
Regiment from parading ~ a guard of honor
TO Lieutenant General Grant to-day, as pro-
posed
General Grant visited the Post Office this
morning, and leaves the city without any de-
monstratiOn, this afternoon.
The first annual presentation Of the Aspn-
wall medals for military merit will bc made
this evening, at the ODD Regiments armory.
Speeches are expected from General Hooker.
Governor Fcnton, Colonel Aspinwall and
others.
High tides prevailed to-day. and the lower
portions Of the city are flooded. ovcrflowing
places IN which large quantities Of merchandise
are stored, thereby causing much damag
Nearly all the cellars on West and south Wa
ter and Front streets are ovcrfowed. doing
considerable damage 10 goods there stored.
But few arrivals to-day
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NEW YORK. November 21.
The current prices at all the markets for the
week are
Beef Cattle-1st quality. per head S17 50@
Is 90; fair To good, Sl3 50@I7 90; Common. SlI
all; inferior, % jO@l2 90.
Cows and Calves--EXtra, per head, S90@ 100; ;
ist quality, S65@s5; ordinary, S45@60: COM
mon, $500 10; inferior, -30@35.
Veal Calyes--lst quality, per pound. S2l$@
lic; ordinary, Il@l2c; common, 9l5d lie; in
ferior 9@918c.
sheep and Lambs-Extra, per head, 81 50@
90; prime 50 0O@1 90; ordinrry, - OO@j 80 (;
common, 5O@5 90; inferior. S3 90.
swine-Corn-fed, l2A@l3hc; swill-ied, II
l2Hc.
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Distinguished Visitors at PottsviIle.
Peunsy ynusa.

PorT>NILLF. PA. November sI.-Senator
John sherman. of Ohio. and Messrs. David
Wells, and stephen Colwell. Of Pennsylvania
| nited states Revenue Commissioner. arrived
here yesterday morning for the purpose Of
Visiting the middle coal region of Pennsylva-
ma, under the auspices of the Reading * Le-
hlgh Companies. They reached Mount Car
bon last evening accompanied by number of
distinguished gentlemen from Philadelphia
Nv Nv lorS ana Boston; NJ Reading a cursory
examination of the Reading Railroad wa
made. To-day the party have been engaged in
visiting the collieries.
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CHICAGO, November 81.
Flour dun.
Wheat declined 2c, the market closing at
81 Goa IS for No. and 81 03d1 O0 for No. 2.
Corn steady; sales at 81 for No. /, and 55c for
No. =
Oats quiet at 29@27I5c for No. l.
Provisions duh.
Ilighwines dull.
Freights firm.
Rcceipts-Flour, 1900; Wheat, $500;
corn, A. 900; oats. 5000.
shipments-Flour, 5000; Wheat. G .i0O corn.
800: oats, 100.
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NEW YORK, November IL -TammaRAy Hall
has..nomnated John T. Hoffman for Mayor. and
Hubbard q. GorInan for Corporation Council.
The gale continues tonight. with rain
The steamers Baltic. for Aspinwali, Mis-is-
sippi. for New Orleans, and Ann Maria. for
san Juan. are anchored st Quarantine. Hell
Gate.
The pilot boat Hamet Il ashore on City
Island, full ~ water. An unknown schooner
i ashore on Harts' Island. No other damage
heard Of 10 shipping.
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MN YORK. November 2l.-The Raleigh
STANDARD say that GOV. Holden has appointed
lr. IN. sloan Of Castor county. state Treas-
urer. and that he will enter upon the discharge
Of his duties 81 once. DIR. Sloan j. an ultra
Mon man. and n gentleman II fine abilities
lie was defeated for Congress in the Sixth Con-
gressional District. the people Of that region
prcferring % vote for gentleman who had
take the oath. Or. Sloan. If elected. could
have taken the oath.
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A Di.grncefuI scene I'm Court.

NEW YORK. November 2l.--In the Superior
Court Chambers this morning, Mr.. Whitaker,
Jr., and John ID. Mctiregor were appointed
counsel in a case. A statement was made by
Mr.. McGregor. when the lie was given by Mr..
Whitaker. MIR. MeGre.or dragged his oppo-
nent at once from the room and proceeded %
administer pugilistie punishment when the
Court directed Mr.. Whitaker 10 make formal
application to punish McGregor for contempt.
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The Storm I'm Roston.

BosToN. November 81, , p. MA violent
northeast rain storm prevails here. and il j.
severe on the coast. The only eastern steamer
in is the Eastern Queen, from Bath. The
steamer Daniel Webster put back 90 Bath.
The steamer Kutahim, from Bangor for Bos-
ton, put into Portland for harbor. There are
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Bauouer to he Given at toronto.

TORONTO, November 2l.-A grand CONNER
cial banquet is shortly To be held in this city.
large number Of leading business men of the
United States are expected to be present. The
topics are reciprocity, enlargement of canals,
and building the Huron x Ontario Ship Canal.
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Colorado Election.

DENVER, November 20.-Returns come in
slowly, but sufficient To indicate the election
Of Gilpin for Governor and Chilcott 10 Con-
ticket.
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No signs Of the North America.

PORTLAND, ME-. November 21.-There are
no signs Of the steamship North America, now
due at this port, with later European news.
The wind is blowing n gale, with snow.
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Certificates Of the various articles Hrst put into
envelopes, sealed up and mixed and When ordered
taken out wtko1t regard 10 choice, and sent by mall
thus giving all fair chance On reo-p; u the certf
cate you will what you have and then II Is a.
your option to send the Dollar and take the article
Purchasers may thus obtain Q Gold Watch, Dia-
uond Ring. or any set Of Jerely on our list for ONE
DOLLAR
send 20 Gents for Certificate.
In al transactions by mail We shall charge for for
wsrtHg The Certitcates paying the postage and doing
the business, . cents EACH which NUT be enclosed
when the certificate i sent. Five Certificates Will be
sent for 81; Il for 81, 30 for e.. 100 for els.
AGESu.-We want agents In every Regiment, and 10
every town and county in the Country and those acting
such will be allowed 10 cents every certificate
deref By them provided their remittance amounts 10
One Dollar Agents will collect IS for every
teate aud remit IS cents either IN .sh Post
age Stamps BaYAS BROS. & Co,
novel d3m IS Liberty ST., Ne~ York City.
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NEW YORK, November 81.
The following bids on mining stocks were
made in Boston to-day:
Central. 30; c. Falls. 2isf: Franklin, 81;
Hancock. l2l5; Isle Royal, 10; Quincy, 30.
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NUMBER Is.
DRY GOODS.
Earliest and Largest
ARRIVAL OF
DRY GOODS.
4 IL KNOW ONE FACT, MOST IMPORTED AID
month and sy our large early p1rehsses We are ss-
abed, and viii offer our complete stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Lower than any Who made later purchases We have
ss usual, the largest stock of
FIN T. Sill X S,
Consisting Of
MOire Antiques.
CAT - 80 per yardl
HEAVY REPPS,
Un cOlOrs. at o. 95)
Figured and Plain silks.
Every desirable shade and quality
RICH MOURNING SILKS,
Heavy Lyons IsePp. f-f; Heavy
Lyons Gro Grain; Heavy
Lyons Baratha: Rich
Tanetas,
And elegant for Evening and Bridal wear
GOOD PLAIN BLACK SILKS,
(AtsI % per yardl
The Richest stock Of
D r Z 8 3 GO O d 8
In Irish, French and English POplns. (PIAd and Plan
a Mammoth stock of
NJ L II L ~ O l. -.
Rvsry shade and quality, as low as 81 &c per yard
Real Aberdine Wincy
All cOOrs, the latest and most popular Broadway s,le
ALL WOOL DELAINES. /
All cOlOrs, 45c yard.
a Complete Line Of
Clio "A king Cloths.
Chinchills Velour Felt and other desirable styles
Dassimeres for Men and Boys Wear.
Laces and EmbrOideries.
The best assortment.
HOSIERY AND NOTIONS.
sl'NIE DeMORESTs CORsETS,
One Dollar less than elsewhere.
Muslins, Linens, Prints.
Cheap.
300 Wool Blankets.
AT THE
B e E.HIN L
West Washington Street, cor. Meridiaa.
novlI dI
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FURs.
F u r S! F u R 81!
The Largest
STOCK OF FURS.
Far surPssing everything quality and variety to De
iOutd elsewhere In the West may nov be seen si the
B Z z HI " Z /.
No. 2 Biest Washington 81, cor. Mcridiaa,
CONSISTING oS
Fur ClOaks, Fur Nantes.
a-l. ST. I-2. I-i Cape..
vIcToRINEs, EUGENIEs,
COllars. Berthns,
MuffS and Cuffs.
Real Russian sable, Hudson Hay
sable, American sable,
French sable,
Royal Ermine and Mink,
For Ladies', Misses and Children.
ALSO
Fur Collars and Gloves.
In Otter Beaver and Seal, for Gents at wholesale and
Retail.
Old FURs refined, repaired and made over ia any
style In a few hours.
The attention Of the Wholesale Trade Is especially d.
rectsd to the following Goods
500 If Fur Capes,
600 3.4 Fur Capes,
$50 l.2 Fur Capes,
300 I.A Fur Capcs,
1000 VictOrines,
HOO Collars,
15O BertIsas,
3s5 Eugcnies,
1880 Muns,
26OO prs. Cuff,
100 dOz. Fur Trimmed Hoods,
Ar
TYLER'S beehive.
nov14 dim
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SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
OF SOLDIERS.
Ac.. Ac.. Ac.. AZ.
Later from Europe.

Details of the Chiua's News--Thc Ad.
ams-Hussc1 COrrespondcnce--I
uiau Grials--Thc Pirate Shenau-
don - Dent IA of Tom MYERS.
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New Advertisements.
WANTED.

WANTED.
NAANrED.-An Intelligent Boy wanted at this ofice
w lone who has worked at the business a short
time preerred) to learn Book and Job Work. Appli-
cants must apply by LETTER. Address.
HALL HUTCHINSON,
nov22 paily Herald.
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l3.-Cattle-Beef
oontinue verv dull, and prices are rather
lower. owing to the large receipts, when
ZACH about 1900 Extra are selling AT
lSaI64c fair to good at l4al5c, and iVa
i9o nar III for common, rs to quality.
~ Hews-Prices have declined, aud the
Xxi % continues very dull, 3,l0O head
sold at the different yards at from 'i''
II so the 100 lbs net. -u .r;oos
Cows-Are firmly held at tnil prices :
$50 head sold at from S4OasU LOT oPii"s
ers S5Oa9O per head for Mich Cows ooo
head sold at 6ta7c per ID. gross, for good
fat Sheep, and s3a4 per head tor s'oeA
Sheep, as to quality.
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Rrom New Orleaus.

New YORK, Nov. 16-Thc New Or
leans Delta. of November 5th, states that
unsual activity prevails among militia
rv circles in that city, owing to the re-
ceptiop of recent dispatches from the
Rio Grande. Mysterious orders have
been issued, and the sale OF boats pro-
hibited, and those or hand are being
placed on a war footing. The sale OF all
TRANSPORTATION and supplies has ceased
The first, fourth and sixth regiments OF
regular cavalry have been orde'ed to EN-
bark for Indianola, Texas. and report tor
dntv to General Merritt. The dlsmonnt'
ed colored cavalry at New Orleans are
destined for the same place General
Forsyth, General sheridan cn'eI 81
staff. has gone to Brazos
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Firernen,. Riot.

New YORK, Nov. l6. "A freman's riot
occurred in Jersey City this afternoon -
Several persons were injured. The riot
was quelled by the sheriff, and several
arrests were made.
SECOND DIsPATCH.-Quite Il serious
riot took place between the members OF
the hose company number three and en-
CINE company number three, OF Jersey
CITY, this afternoon Clubs and other
weapons were freely used. Several were
dangerously injured. A bitter feeling
had existed for some time previously -
Engine company number three is plainly
the aggresSor, and the Chief Engineer
ordered the company disbandcd. An
other riot occurred subsequently IN the
vicinity of number threc's hose house.
Measures have been taken TO prevent
further trouble.
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From the OHIO Farmer November IA }
The Wool Trade.

u the wool market in New York the
Economist says: We are looking for a
healthy toned market, though we do not
expect great rush to the market nor
aDyyery large quantities sold, yet we do
expect steady demand from now till
uezt clip, with no great rush of wool
upon the market, and withnO large stock
~ laud; and as consequence wool must
tend upward, for the large number of
nils which have been stopped or but
running partially, and wool not fallen in
consequence thereof, must be equal to
anadyanceundeTOrdinary circumstances.
Vho. Pennsylvania and Virginia full
blood SaXony, SOtOS5c full blood Merino,
,'to7:c; I, 12!to75c; J, 70to724c; t; lSto
NC. common, 55to6Sc.
VI the trade in Boston, the Commercial
bulletin SAYS The late frequent rains
la'g already started up many of the
SuaIl "0oleO mills and with greater
ease 10 the money market, there is de-
.ueoIy netter feeling aud more frmness
.I'Ommelcial circles, which is shared by
,aT wool trade, and an enlarged volume
- BUSINESS IS confidently expected next
"vvS This change for the better is quite
"''Ael III New York. where wool has
~vgu selling more freely and at better
s..Ve' ior the last day or two past. The
'"slpS from all quarters continued fair;
,1n't$ holders are more anxious to real
~, r os ~ 'ne season advances, in the West
m..l alu Middle States they are rather
~, E'ug 'lelr ordinary lots Oh the mar
ana N' .u 'he common grades of Western
ls,ir We" York are rather accamu-
my Oh the hands of the COM
J W,Sa merchants COnsignors OF
Sass sss,sa Will either have to submit to
Marc or wait till next February or
Tor n. tGea their wool will be wanted
vii u6s Ir I;r10IHcation of heavy goods aud
But oonIy to command its full value.
Elvar;Oo ;O"lels Of choice Ohio and Penn
ihsrr i' ,Sple We would say do not fret;
lave @ 10 occasion for anxiety; You
aDno, sOOa and sure Investment, which
Us con'f; Us ;aepreciated under any proba,
Tue ebanoanlauou Of circumstances; and
cation o q are rather in favor of appre-
lapy 1o auu that before the lapse OF
week a. 'Ss, Sales of domestic for the
aldeO to s.g range Of 81 to Sic for fleece,
'''' iOr super and extra pulled
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NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-Gep. Grant at
tended the Academy of Music last night
and was received with great enthusiasm
BY the andience
Gen. Grant visited the Union lecture
room. He was welcomed by President
Beedman, who after thanking Gen.
Grant for his victories, alluded to the
foul wrong of the French occupation of
Mexico. Gen. Grant replied briefly, say
ing, there is one sentiment in your ad
dress which is mine also, it is the one
touching the future of Mexico. This
was received with cheers. Speeches
were made also by Generals Meade, Root,
and Osgood aud others. The grand re-
ception to Gen. Grant will take place
Monday evening.
Among the passengers on the train
which met with an accident at Newark
yesterday were Gen. Logan, Assistant
Secretary of War Eckert and President
Saudford of the American Telegraph
Company. Gen. Logan was bruised
slightly, but not TO cause any inconve-
nience. Eighteen or twenty were bruised,
including Rev. j. NJ Tuttle OF this city.
1t is stated that plans are already on
foot for the rapid reconstruction Of st.
Georges OR. Tyngs) church.
Tho body of Collector King has not
yet been recovered No doubt is enter
tained as to its being in the bottom of
North river and wOrkmen are dragging
for his remains.
A grand parade of the Metropolitan
police took place this afternoon. They
marched up Broadway, stopping at the
City Hall, where they were received by
Mayor Gunther, Wood, Common Coun-
ellis, Supervisors of the county, and 9th
ers. The column numbered 300 men.
A reward of five hundred dollars has
been offered for the recovery Of the body
of Hon. Preston King. The bottom OF
the river where it is supposed to be lying
is being carefully dragged.
Gen. Grant and party will attend the
performance at Niblo's this evening.
Mayor Gunther was notified to-day by
q committee of the MKen convention of
his denomination
Counterfeit $40 on the Bank of New
port, New York, are in circulation.
Further accounts from jamaica state
that a disturbance bad broken out III st.
Anna Parish, and troops had been sent
there. Twelve more rebels were hanged
on the 4th. The gunboat Fawn was
also under orders from Cape Haytien.-
Volunteers were ordered out Oh the Sd
inst to suppress the rebel demonstration
near Montega Bay, but it seemed to be Il
slight affair. Kingston still remains un-
der martial law.
The loss 10y the fire i'll jersey City to
day will reach S35, 600. A large quantity
sugar. coffee, teas spices and cigars were
destroyed Insured about half.
Mayor Gunther was nominated last
evening by the Mexican wing of the
Democracy, and John w. Farmer was
nominated by what is called tho Army
and Navy League.
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THE HOG MARKET.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Sc 1A-The following are the detin-
~. and quotations OF the different
.s ..jss of hogs in the market .-,
Embraces good smooth
fiSES boned. we'll bred, even
,Issbed tat hogs, averaging from
Sss Gp""' ..:..:.......,.-- 81 1912 25
md Class Embraces coarser 3bs
seop rougher hogs not so fat,
~sssing from 225 fos upwards,
ava h ouoted to-day -.------. sll 3O0ii 10
IS ass-Embraces mixed lots
IhNSS IhNS.s. averaging from lsO to 225
:. ani may be quoted To-Day al s'o 'o~ii %
,Is,,S SCl.ss-Embra"es light stock
iG1i.' sl1. and may be quoted to-day oaoo
S.rtp-There is light supply in the
srtst with some inqury. Good sheep
n'sr u 5sr wonld bring Sc per 100 lbs. The
isua i1'~and is entirely from city butchers.
TS-b ". hear of a sale of l2 sheep, averaging
" n. at S. 62t this morning.
" We herewith give comparative table
.r."sipts and shipments of hogs, accord
81 o., ,+I ~ he board of trade reports, during
IVY IVY Nast six days, and for the correspond
inc days last year;
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Ercu, Fortrcs. Monroe.

Fortress MONROE, Nov. IA Govern
ment sale OF unclaimed baggage and sol
diers' effects will commence at Norfolk
November 18th, and continue till sold.
The Government sale Of unclaimed bag
gage and soldiers effects is progressing
at Hampton Hospital.
At the military prison at Camp iamil,
ton there are fifty prisoners, thirty OF
whom are old soldiers. deserters and
bounty jumpers the others are negroes
charged with slight offences. An order
is expected from Washington to close tins
prisOn
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njsuotch of President Johnson 10 Gov
eruOr Johnson, OfGeOrgIa.

New YORK, Nov. 16.--The following
dispatch was sent to Provisional Cover.
nor johnson, of Georgia, by President
Johnson, on the 5th inst:
"The organization of Il police force in
the several counties for the purpose of
arresting Magruder, suppresslng CRIME
and enforcing the civil authority, us IN
dicated in your preamble, meets my APP
probation. 1t is hoped that yonr people
will, as soom as practicable, take upon
themselves the responsibility of enforcing
and sustaining all laws. State and FEEDER
AL in conformation TO the constitution OF
the United States.
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ofkiny Rutter.

veil as toon' I,ay be worked too little as
bs all worLaS Lca. The buttermilk should
10 gripdinn u our but there should be
VII be- hrGI WIN TIE ladIe, else the grain
aOre lits en' 'ie ana we have a substance
ts,snc. in crease sn; THAI butter: The diff
dinarv Lnp,t p;iee oetweea choice aud or
e,n,a eutter is from 6ys ta twsntv
s.t hpe pei pound i'll the Ne,y York mar.
a its making. u pecial care
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Aim. Inu.e De,troyed by Fire.

CARLISLE, Pa, Nov i6.-The Gambler,
land county Aims House was destroyed
Inv fire today. The furniture was nearly
all saved. and the inmates all escaped =.
Loss covered hy insurance in the Frank
lin Company, of Philadelphia.
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ISAAC HOGE.

TTORNEY AT Law AND LAND
n AGENT VIII practice IN Wheeling and
tbs counties Of Marshall and Wetzel W Va
once over the Bank of Wheeling Main 81
E~PIenty OF Wild land in West Virginia for
saie a from IS TO sl0 an acre, by said Hoge
oof20sm
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LOUISVILLE.

The hog market is dull. The decline
- ,bs nr9duct in the Eastern cities has
= tiled the market, together with a
..'tIs6 conviction among the packers
that hogs have been too high they are
'u nsN,raly disposed to wait the results of
syan,s There are the necessary prepa-
rstion, made here to pack the hogs that
I.gitimstelv belong to this market, and
,Ir1yer, and farmers can be assured that
At the proper time the packers at this
nopt will pay the full market price.
To butchers, Sllall so per 100 lbs. fol
future delivery, Sl0al0 so Packing will
commeuce about the Is inst.-DemOcrat
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DALMORAL skirt TRIMMING.
;nSt r.csiysd ID. SICOLL & BRO.
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CINCINNATI.

Nov 4-The hog market was tritie
fruer, though it is.by no means spirited,
and much of the fine weather for curing
j. being wasted The receipts, however,
are lght, aud the absence of employ
wrnt seems to start an itching in In the
palms of some of the dealers The cur
rent quotations late ia the day become
more firm at SllalI 80 gross, and Si3 5Oa
400 net for fair averages ENtra ne"ls
ammanded trife more. Holders are
sking Sl4OO net, to-day, to be dellvoISo i1o
next week. The receipts during lne
past twenty four hours have been S92
heal
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TORONTO {. ".

Nov ll.-HogS are beginning to come
IN more freely, but as yet not in sufii-
cient numbers to settle the ruling prices
iOr the winter The present prices are ::
live weight & - TO 3 90; dressed
weight, S 90 to so %. 1t should be re-
membered that these are gold prices.
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EVANSVILLE, IND

Nov l3.-We have heard OF no trans
actions i'll hogs in this city rs yet, We
have been informed that IL cents net
has been offered in Henderson county,
Kentucky; for what market we did not
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Nov. l3.-Hogs are lower. Roc u Co.
bought yesterday and To-day 1,695 head
from 9 50 to sll 90. and 53 do. averag-
ing lbs. ut >ll 80 per 100 lbs. gross.
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Nov l&-P. M.-Dressed hogs are firm
and steady at SIS 0Oal6 90 per 100 lbs,
the latter price for heavy.
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Big and little, black and blue.
Old and Young, and niger too.

should all fare alike, that is, j. L
shonld not only swear all of them, but
swear for all of them. This seemed to
meet with their general approval, and
appreciation. and one CLAP in q faded
uniform was 50 well pleased that he gave
way to his poetical feelings, and com
meneed singing
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-17
Ksickerboekor Gold and Silver

Mining Compsny.-Notice Is hereby given, that
in accordance with the laws of Nevada and the
bylaws Of the company, there will be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder for gold coin,
In front of the company's Office, in the town of
Gold Hill, county of Storey and State, of Nevn.
do, on MONDAY, the twenty seventh 9th day
Of February, A. D. 1865, at two (9 o'cloekP.M NJ,
so many shares of the capital stock of the above
named company, standngin the names Of the fol-
lowing persons, as will pay the assessments now
due thereon, together with costs Of Sale and I'D