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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-07

NETWORK, November 6.-The steam
ship Peruvian from Liverpool, October
20, via Londonderry 9th, arrived ofI
this point about 6 o'clock this evening.
The latest via Iondonde Liver
pool, October q, p. m. The Cotton
Brokers Circular reports sales ofcotton
for the week at A 900 bales, of which
1900 were to Spectators and / ,l55 to
exporters. The market opened steady,
but became irregular and closed L I'd.
lower. For American and Brazil 0u-
thorized quotations are fair-Orleans,
I'D; for middling; 221Sd. for middling
Mobilet and Texas, 22d. for fair upland;
$40. for mtddling.s The stock In port
IS estimated at 800, 600 bales, of which
5O,O9O bales are American. Snles to-day,
friday, foot up 115, 900 bales, the market
closing hrm at an advance of La5<d.
breaqstgItS are still advancing; prices
are slightly higher. Provisions are
scarce and firm.
LIvERrooL, October 27th.-The flu
neral OF Lord Palmerston is taking
place to-day. rll7 II lT-.i' ,r+SssTF
A buoy, supposed to be stationary.
WAS passed In lat. ~, long. 40, and is
thonght 70 ne one of the Atlantic Tele-
graph buoys.
The Morning Post is apparently go
ing into the opposition, and says tho
feeling of the country towards Earl
Russell's ministry will be one of total
apathy. The country win see little to
praise or condemn. 1t will be an ensy
matter to reconstruct his government
In the. House of Commons, but he must
certainly introduce some friendly Gle
ment to retain the majority of the
nominations acquired. f5
The Advertiser thinks it will be inn
possible for Gladstone to work tho
House OF Commons unless with moro
help than is visible.
The Herald says If Russell makes
any radical move the conservatives
will certainly lose no opportunity to
chO3R-mate him.
October says:
AT The be, Archbishop Of Paris was visiting
A Council of Ministers was held on.
the 25th. q f7ftSi
The bourse on the 25th uIt, was flat.
rentes closed at 69f -t'
The Prince and Princes Napoleon ar
rived at Turin on the 25th ultfmo. The
King and Queen of Portugal were ex-
pected the same evening. The town
would be illuminated.
Of65 elections, 90 arc known to have
resulted favorably to the government.
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more About the Fenlans.

TogoNTo, g. W., Nov. .6-rhe sensa-
tional telegram, from this city, in
reference to the excitement caused by
the Fenians, may be regarded as the
production Of some one with a lively
and excitable Imagination, there be-
ing no excitement whatever.
inc feeling is that the government is
quite able to deal with any Fenian
project that may be matched here or
The Banks here are extra guarded. ms
quite number OF daring burglarleg
have recently been perpetrated. J
The daily papers have occasional
an article on the Fenians of a derisiye
character, beyond this there are no
The weather is quite cold and stormy.
The hurricane last night, it is feared.
did considerable damage to the lake
vessels.
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From NewHork.

NEW YORK, November IA captured
blockade runner is being prepared at
the Brooklyn navy yard for the. recepz
ton OF one hundred passengers on
a Washington special SAYS the Conn
missioner of Patents refused ON Satur-
day to extend the patent for cultfya-
tor much used out West The Com
missioner in his annual report will ask
Congress to withdraw from the Conn
missioner the power of granting extenl
sion patent cnses.
Soldiers oE,the Reserve Corps nearly
all choose to leave the service, and wifi
be mustered out accordingly.
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New YoRKs Nov, ,6.-The CONNER
cial's Washington correspondent saws
Though members elect rom fie
South, not placed on the clerks initial
roll Of representatives, 1t Is regarded as
q fact that seats; ultimately will ~
granted to all whose respective States
have repudiated the war debt, and
adopted the anti slavery amendment{i n
they can take. the test oath of 1872.
an announcement since officially sent
20 the leading politicians OF the South,
that they may take due notice Thereof
and govern themselves Rccordingly. It
viii also. nbe questioned whether the
e restdents pardon doesi mot oYer-rule
the test oath and nuke recipients elfgi-
BILE to official position. sittz '-,'7f'9,
u tsunderstood that the House Com
mtttee intends TO Take up the tariff bin.
2. washington Is in a dirty and filthy
c % and the appearance of the
The managers of Washfugt toms mon
ument anai preparingifo for another appeal
to the American people. a large nor
ton of previous donations have been
absorbed by local and State collectors.
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Desfitution in AIabama..-ProeI,n,a =.
tlOn by the MnyorOr Snynnnnb.

~ SAAS 4A4AyOEOI SAVANNAH
NEW York, November GA meeting
street. to-day, for the purpose of hear
ing the statement from Gov. Parsons.
OF Alabama, and General Swayne. in
relation to the condition of the people OF
Alabama: 1t appeared from the state
Inent OF the speakers to-day, that one
NTH Of the population of Alabama are
entirely destitute. 1t is expected thnt
an organization will be perfected in this
city and an appeal be made to the pub
Ito to aid the residents of Alabama.
Parsons goes to Boston Immediately.
Where similar appeal will also be
nlhue. AT tue meeting to-dayS Simon
draper, Henry Ward Beecher, Theo.
11IlIon, senator Morgan, General Dix,
ent. -! " so ~ 60
Passengers on the steamer Atlanta,
nave written a letter stating their dis
belief in the disease on board being
cholera. Q
The Savannah Herald ofthe LIST inst,
mas the following PROCLAMATION:
I, " HEREAs, The military authority of
the United States has this day reiin-
pushed their authority to the Mayor
and Aldermen of the city of Savannah.
except as regards certain alterations Il
the new statute of the negro, 1 hereby
issue TINS, my, proclamation, declaring
the city OF Savannah to be again undor
civil authority, and notifying the citi-
zens of Savannah that all ordinances
OF the city are Hereby reViyetlexcept SO
far as they conflict with the new statute
Of the negro, and the fines and penal
ties of the law will be inflicted on5all
those who shall be proved to have vio-
lated the law ordinance or any mart
thereof, and exhort all good citizens
to earnestly cooperate with tho civil
authorities In maintaining law and or
der in our city. -
Csigned r. D. ARNOLD,
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Offices in the Observation-Disclosures
sports
NEW York, November 6.-Commis,
sioner Rollins, on Saturday, promul-
gated the decision that any person, firm
or corporation, who shall manufacture
by machinery, any of the articles ex-
empted from excise tax by the 9Sth sec
ton be regarded MS manufacturers and
liable to take manufacturers license.
The HerdLd'S dispatch says Caleb
Cushing's trip to Europe is postponed
till spring. He will then go for the
United States Treasury Department, in
relation to large quantities of libelled
Confederate States cotton, unless the
English Government in the meantime
admits the claims in the premises.
Tho exhibit made Mt the Post Office
Department shows the whole number
of post routes restored in the Southern
States to be 24l, embracing 1850 miles
service, at a cost to the Government OF
eight hundred and ninety-fiYe thousand
seven hundred and ninety-six dollars
less than the contract for the same SER
vice at the outbreak of the rebellion.
The Tunisian Embassy will probably
depart the last of the week.
Captain Ainsworth, of the post at
Fortress Monroe, is ordered to New Or
leans.
Several Washington sports left for
New York to arrange bets in the prize
fight to come off on the 2lst inst, be-
tween Elliott and Davis, near this CITY.
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stock MnrIIet.

R ..-Il.-0 NEW YORK, Nov. Q.
Stocks very strong; U. S. Gs 'sli regis
tered lo8A; Y: 8. Is $40 coupons lO25<:
DO. 1871 lQ0M; 1905 I'd series g71S; do 81
new issue 971z; Tennessee Is S7JE. ObiS
and Mississippi certificates Siiz: Erie
preferred S2l5;; New York Central 1OiI[.
Erie o4sS; Hudson los; Reading 4 I5st::
Michigan Central La; Michigan South.
ern 1914; Illinois Central 1856; Pittsburp
S994; North Western 33IS; do. preferred
GS1s; Toledo 1885; Rock Island los;
f e du Chen l60; Toledo aud Wabash
90; Ft. Wayne los; Terre Haute Ia. do
preferred rs. 10 7Tf ~ w.
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PhiIndelphla aInrI,ef.

n. FHILADRIPHIA, Nov. 9.
Petroleum moro active; 35aS5k for
crude; 5Sa5SK for refined in bond, and
15a51 for free. Flour very dull and
with declining tendency; sales of su.
per hne at $SaS50 and extra at Ss76a9 Is
wheat firm and prices unchanged
Corn dull Mt 85as7 for MOI. WhIskv
firm and advanced; held at So 40.
stocks firm; PENNSYLVANIA 81 925<
| Norris q Canal 81; Reading 571S; Pennsyi
lh " !,67. American Gold l'l471<
Sight exchange on New York at par.
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From New orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, October 31.-General
Candy received orders from Washington
to muster out as many negro troops us
can be spared. Several regiments will
soon be disbanded to prevent insubor-
dination. General Candy ordered that
they be not allowed to purchase their
weapons. General Fullerton's admin
istration of the Freedmen's Bureau is
generally acceptable and popular. His
circular is highly praised by the press
in adjoining States.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-The Cassen-
dria, from Boston, has arrived.
Cotton, dull; 1000 bales sold at 54a55c.
per Id; Exchange Shipping Mt New
York, 10 discount.
The State election on Monday promi-
SEES to be exciting, but no disturbances
are apprehended.
Judge A. B. Meek, of Alabama, the
politician, poet and noted chess player,
died recently at Columbus, Miss.
The Mississippi Legislature proposes
to set apart twenty-five per cent of the
public debt to pay the State debt tax to
be levied for the support of disabled
confederate soldiers, and to educate SOL
liers' children.
Bills introduced compel the railway
companies to have separate cars for ne
groes.
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A Terrible GaIe.--I.arge loss OF Life
49, So and ePrOperfY.

RIopoN, @. W., Nov. Glowing to a
heavy gale last night, great damage
was done to the shipping on Lake on
taTlo. The schooner Annie Maude is
ashore 1sdU9 at Wellington, ladened with
t I9O bushels peas. The schooner Mag
,i Sr NssonIrea a, with 5000 bushels Of
ID ashore at Full Point. and tbe T, 49,
IS washing over hoF. A large hiaci-
vessel name unknown, is aShore On
salmon Point, her masts are gone and
the sea is washing over her, 3Iibanils
are supposed lost 1t is impossible to
communicate with her until the yale
IN, k51N iS,1ir g. W., Nov. 8, sp. The
Is shifting to the north. Al schooner rs ~
ashore mile east of Long Point and
another on the north shore In q precaEi-
Gus condition, names unknown!
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chicago SEnrIIst.

CHICAGO, Move.
Flour dun: Wheat dun and unset
tied; at 81 Al II for No. /, and. 81 i4s1 ~
for No. 2 Corn active and advanced rs:
sales at 6S for No, ], and 81 for No. q
Oats dull at "a. Highwines firm but
quiet Freights dull, 1O< on corn IA
B9tialo. Provisions dun. Mess pork
Hogs quiet at 101<a115< for rood
TO choice. u -
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NEW York, ov.6.-Havana files per
steamer Columbia, give the particulars
regarding the rebel1ionin Jamaica.
The City of Kingston Is In great e1-
element, and business is entirely sus-
pended. The entire popuIation are
placing themselves in n state of defense,
Immense meetings were held, and en-
listing under orders of the Govern
ments
The rebellion ragged with fury in st.
Thomas. In tho east, unprecedent out
RACES were committed upon lives and
property. The volunteers to the insnr-
recttonary districts were only partially
successful in repulsing the Insurgents.
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Z NASHVILLE, AIov. 6.-Cottoni dun
3OV pales received, to-day, and some $50
from 50 HI to 30 46. There was YerT
little disposition to purchase by dealer
at the rates above repeated.
An ARRAY took place on the street be-
tween John Hugh Smith and police
man, two shots were fired, but no one
was injured.
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OsWego MnrIxet.

M lTtlT UbWE9O, Nov. Q.
Flour unchanged and in good de-
mand; 10 for No. Spring; $40 10 for red
Winter; 81 so for White; $40 So for don.
Die extra. Wheat dull; no. ? choice
Spring 81 so; Amber Winter Canada
81 q ri choice white Canada So so. Corn
quiet. Oats nominal. Barley active
rye lower; Canada 95. Canal Freights
steady. 1tl. adi . 7s5ll5 : % - =
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New York SIoney7aIaTItet.

80 80 NEW YORK, Nov. 6.
Money easier att per cent. Sterling
steady Mt l0S3<al00. Gold more active
ana shade firmer; opening at 14T5f and
cLoSlng at 147. Government Stocks
firm. : Freights to IiverpooI a faTtSins,
better for grain, -
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from the Heads OF Bureaus--.Capt.
wirz
NEW YoRR, November Ga dispatch
to the World says: WehaYe the highest
authority for stating that the Cabinet
mas had under consideration for several
days the trial of JEFF. Davis. It is
divided as to the course to adopt.
The President was opposed to a trial by
military commission. Definite action
Will probably be taken ina few DAYS.
The Eenians in the District of Colum-
bia number about 1000. They have
been actively preparing for the move
ment on foot, purchasing uniforms,
In the public press signed "Vigilance
Committee" Cautioning the Brother
hood against further action in the an
t1clpated movement until they know
more and hear further from the Com
mittee.
The Tines Washington special says
the Secretaries of the several Depart
ments are preparing their annual re-
ports. Tho Postmaster General will
bring his report down to a later period
thnn usual, to give an exhibition of the
condition of the Southern mail service
at the present time. The postal revenue
In the loyal States for the past year is
greater than OF all the States before the
war. General Grants report, in the
past few days, has been recalled. Gov.
Holden sent son of Ex-senator
Rodgers, of North Carolina, as special
commissioner to Washington-the pur-
pose not known.
Wirz denies the charge of embezzle-
ment and divorce from his wife in
Switzerland, and says the person re-
terred to Is his cousin. The Feport that
the President had issued an order sus-
pending the operations of the Freed
mems Bureau in Alabama, is denied
also the report of the suspension of the
sale of horses and materials of war is
untrue.
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PHILADEtPHIA, November ei-At a
meeting Of the City Council this after
noon; special appropriation OF $4,000
was made to the Board of Health for
the appointment Of inspectors, DC, TO
attend to the cleanliness Of the city,
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:. :, 4lARFoRD, CosN., Nov. 6.-B. w.
Greene, late President of the Connect.
cut Fire Insurance Company, 81. a 90 81
insanity last night cut hisWff throat
win 9 razor, q! tlaing her deatl1 ina few
two places, aud gashed his arm. IIe r
stu alive hut there Is very little pros
pect OF his recovery,
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Rebel DoeHmeats-.-,IIlasouFiiaI.p Par

ST. LOUIS, November GA box of
Claib Jaekson's headquarter papers
found at Enfeala, Alabama, was re-
ceiyed at Jefferson City, and turned
over to Adjutant General Simpson.
Among the papers are Sterling Prices
commission for Jackson as Major Gem
eral of the Missouri State guard, dated
May IS. 1851. Three days after the cap
ture of Camp jackson, the Senate jour
nal of JaclSson's bogus Legislature at
Neoshe, while with less than half a
quorum, passed the sb-ca1Ied ordinances.
of secession, appointed Rep lives
/ to the rebel Congress, and many letters.
from prominent citizens Of the State,
revealing their completely In Jackson's
treason. 800 80
Gov. Fletcher received pardons from
the President forseveIa1 hlisson ft rebels,
including Gen. Frost, commander Of
Camp jackson, DR.. Patton, oefVFateF.
Poisoning fame, John ~, Reid " heton,
member Of the National Congr and
Gen. Vest, most Vic lent and a6lestrebel
! of Claib Jacksou's legislature.
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NJ lles eBoi ToLEDo, Nov. 8.
s Wheat 1a2c lower; old white Micli-
gan q "a; now do. 81 SO; old AmberS 81 a8;
new DO 7Sa79. Corn 1c lower at 59.Z
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iosWBoo, N. u, Nov. 6.-The gale on
Lake; j. Ontario yesterday was terrific.
IA, are ashore near the city. seVeFal
vessels had their canvass blown to
pieces, and some lost their deck loatiS
The shore below this point IS stpewn
with lumber &c. -. - ii Z = 4
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/ NEW YORK, November 6.-The re-
turns of the base ball match between
the Atlantic, of Brooklyn, and Athe-
letic, of Philadelph played this after
noon, resulted In victory, for Atlantic
Score Atlantie's "a; Athletics q.
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= v
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The funeral OF
Lit. Col. John o. Reynolds of the Marine
corps, took place yesterday afternoon
in Brooklyn, with ceremonies BETTING
the rank Of the deceased, and the esti.
nation in which he was held.
Passengers on board the Europa, feel
aggrieved at their detention at quaran-
tine and have protested, claiming the
detention of the ship unnecessary and
ilnjustifiable.
Gov. Parker, of New Jersey, has adj
dressed message to the Mayor of Tren-
ton, calling serious attention to the es-
tablishnent of proper precautionary
measures to prevent the Introduction OF
Cholera into the country. He recom-
mends measures to prevent communil
cation with vessels performing quaran-
tine and landing persons and property
from snch vessels, and that the INDECENT
and sick have proper medical treat
ment. With vigorous measures there
is little fear of the spread Of chol era This
season.
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IInRauIEee MnrIIef-

t.s MILWAUKEE, Nov. Q.
Flour dull and tending downward
Wheat quiet at 81 4655za1 al. r.
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o. 8. Sanitary Commission
Army and navy Claim Agency.
no CHARaE ron sEI:RvTCra. !
JAMES GnCHRIsr. Agent,


Once, 6tHueJor's Rooas. c.ltons RoGse.
.ETHHE y. g. SANITARY COMMISSION,
desiring TO relieve Sol1leFs, Sailors, and
their families nom the heavy expenses usual
" paid for the prosecution Of such claims,
nave established this Agency, to collect PEN
against the government, ID3tit0tn charge or e1-
PeIl1e QfdHv Kind iRls0teUer 70 de eidf1ldnig.
On application sent to this Agency, stating
the name and post ONCE addFe8 Of The claim
ant, the name, rank, company, regiment ser.
Vice, and State Of the soldier on whose nc
death, the proper blanks viii be dlled on n
far aS possible and forwarded 70 the peFSon
applying. These can then be eTecllfed AMI
returned to this ofnee, where the eiGiTo Iii
DO prosecuted to hnll issue I'm theTiS6Ffe1t
pOllblo TING. inln-nnlnldI 2 Irls.
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Stone Of me Cathoiie orphan Of phs noE AsS

Church MISUNDERSTANDING of the Corner
Stone OF the Catholic Orphan ABY.
NEW iYoRK, Nov. 9.-Rev. Morgan
DIX preached a sermon in Trinity
Chapel yesterday, In this city.
He stated that there was perfect unity
between the Nothern and Southern
branches of the Episcopal Church at
their recent Convention in Philadelphia,
The corner stone ofthe Roman Cath
oltc Orphan Asylum; in Brooklyn, was
laid yesterday with Imposing cere-
monies. Bishop Laughlin presided.
1t Is estimated that nearly 10000 peo-
pie were present.
Archbishop cCluskey delivered an
eloquent address at the Roman Catholic
Church In Brooklyn yesterday, in cele-
bratton of the festival at st. Charles.
ME- and Mrs. O. e. SaulspauUh. OF
Rome. New York, scalded by the stea-
mer ST. John explosion, are dong well
and there is a prospect of speedy re-
covery.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Thestreet clean.
ing committee met to-day. The Direc.
tor says that the inyesttg ation is to be-
ended, If the police board should moi
Esubstantiate the charges which hRve
been made.
says:
The opinion is that all idea of the
trial of JET. Davis has been abandoned
and hewfu be exfled.
The President Is understood to be
Eangutnet that Southern Representatives
Whenever they take the oath, viii be ad.
United to seats in Congress,
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lWAsHrNeToS, Nov. 6.Aeol. Geo. III.
lsroSsman has been promoted to the
rank of Brevet Brig. Gen. for the fidei-
lty ana ability with which he perfofIfi-
ed the duties of Assistant QuaftermaS-
ter General, during the late rebeilion.l
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MILLEDGEvhLB, October 8li=The
Governor tr9nsnlit ted VoluminOu5 docu-
,ulentH advocating the States claim for
cotton which Sherman took. The Cow
errors telegram to Washington was
laid before the convention, and pro-
dnced much laughter.
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The Latest News.
BY TREEGRAPH.

- by the Union Line.
ONCE, corner Of Monroe and Water streets.
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Destitution in Alabama.
Wyoming Hotel Explosion.
Arrival of Steamer Peruvian

JeG. Davis-The FenIans-Reports
from the Heads OF BureRus.-.Capt.
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Funeral of Lieut.. Col. Reynolds---The
steamer Europa--GovernOr Parker's
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Regular Piffsburg ana FDarESerSbure.
Ftisr5tls Packet.
No. gThaf fast running packet BAYARD.
Moore, Master, leaves Wheeling
. IeVery Monday and Thursday at 8
o'cl 2ck p. m. Leaves for p ttsburg every Wed.
neg Az and Saturday at 8 O'Clock p. m.
II tffeisht ot.Flassage apply on board or to
90 IA MAJ NER q Co. AGENTS.
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The hne steamer POTOMAC. Capt.
leItese lTheodore Fink, will leave as
laboveat6 o'clock p. M, Tuesday,
4 For freight OF. passage apply on board or TO
\ BOOTH, BAffELLE & CO.,
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FOE ST. LOpIR.

The new and elegant light draueht
Lslleaes lsteamerN NEW STATE, Capt. John
Mcclure, Jr., will leave as above
on WEDNESDAY the Sth Inst, at O'Clock d. m,
ikoF freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATfELLE & CO.,
noy4s3t d 4 -. lAEents.
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RLACK SOFT FRENCH FELT HAT5-A
DlarEe lot Just received.
u. oc5 HARPER 4 RRO
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Bills introduced compel the railway.
companies to have separate cars for ne
UrOes
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REAyER HATs-IN STORE AND FOR
DRale, an elegant soft beaver hat.
ocSo HARPER q BRO,
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Understands & Drawers
Steanhpats.
FOR EVANSVILLE.

80 The fine steamer FESINAGRA-
lleltes Ham, Capt. Stull, VIII leave rs
4AEAbove tonight mt midniRht-
trelgnt received at the wharf boat, until five
.,. BOOTH, BATTELLE q CO.,
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