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Abduction Case ExtraordInnry in MO-
nonEnlIn County.
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- FROM tAe 4f0I0O7H0tpN Fo4t ty ycNeTuugD
Mrs. Sarah Province, of Greene Co.,
Pa, on Sabbath evening last, appeared
before Vim. Lazier, ESD, and made
complaint, on oath, that one John King
forcfbly and felOniously carried away
her infant daughter Josie, with intent
to marry her, the said Josie, against
her will.
., Lewis S. Hays, Esq, WINS deputed by
the Justice to execute the warrant,
which he did by arrcsting John and
giving him rooms in the brick building
to the renr of the Court House.
On Monday, ut O'Clock, a. NJ, JUS
ticc LaZier appeared in the Court Hall.
j. NJ. Hlgqns, ESD, appeared for the
State, md MesSrs. Bunker and Brown
for the prisoner. The young men of
the town, who saw some fun ahead,
surrounded the bar, to the number or
fifty or more. The mother OF the alb
Quoted inlant was the principal wit
ness. It seems her daughter Josie, who
is n buxom lnssic of about is years Of
Rge, left her mothers house near Green's
.boro, Pa, intending, as she told the
Indy, TO go to Bobtown to work. With
extru calico bundled up and in hand,
the infant len the maternal roof, ac-
companied for about three-fourths of II
mile on the road by her mother. But
the child, having fairly deluded her un-
suspecting mamma, made bee line for
West Virginia, n few miles below Nor
gantown, where her adorable John was
boring for oil, which place she reached
sometime on Sunday. Whereupon,
John and Josie concluded upon little
excursion to Morgantown, travelling in
that most fashionable and modern
mode, and which 1t is said was entirely
unknown to the ancients-nfoot. on
Sunday evening about four O'Clock,
they stopped at the Washington
House, kept by our most hospitable
host Alex: Hays. But, alas-alas-
''The best laid schemes of mice and men gang
AndieSSSssS IL sSt Us snausht but sriet and rpln.',l
|, The old lady suspected that her in
fant had not told s'the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth, !" when,
the evening before, she told her mamma
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EXPENSES PER QUARTER
Bethany College.

UIFIIS INSTITUTION IS LOCATED IN
one OF the most beautiful and healthy
portions OF the hill country OF West Virginia:
II Is I'm Brooke county, stTteen miles north OF
Wheeling, and scren miles from WellsbuTg, at
which pince, persons coming either by boat
or rail, can find hacks ready to take them to
the College. Sitnnted nsi IS In the country,
II Is removed Mt once nom ule temptations TO
extravagnnce. and the facilities for Vice, which
attach to Colleges I'm or near large cities-
Young men who desire n thorough education
will ind peculiar advantages in Bethany Col.
lege. She has m experienced Faculty and
affords the best education on the lowest terms.
The 25th Session will commence on the lst
Monday In October next and terminate on
the last Thunsdny OF June, 1890.
.L-l llI FACULTY.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, President It :
w. h. PESDLEroS, Vice President and
POfeSsOT OF Mental Moral, and Political Phi
Osophy and Bellies Lettres- sII.
CHAHLTss LOUIS LooS, Professor OF Ancient
Languages and Literature.
B. W. JOHNSON, Professor OF Mathematics
and Astronomy. r-sr ult
r. RICHARDSON, Professor OF Natural PHI
lusophy, Chemistry and Natural History.
.TEISB.
Boarding from 81 90 TO $50 per week.
Tuition, per session OF months, 5000.
Washing and lights cxtrn.
MnrticnlntiOn Fee 500.
For Catalogues or further Information nd
dress W. K. PendletOn or q. l. LoOs, Sec'ty.
nuglS- -2md&tw 10 .-sat... #.I
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Franklin INSURANCE COMPANY
-sI5O,0Oo.
CaPitaI........
nINErnnna.

T. II. Ingnn, 7. p. ShSIlcrnzt Geo. x. wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John ZoeclCleE. SaInl- AIcf lel-
Ian, q; w. FlanzhelnI, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
IhuRhlin.
TTNIIS COMPANY HAVING REFiN nTTLY
oTgnnizeli, arr prepared TO take risks ut
fair rates on bnildinEs of all kinds, merrhan-
disc, manufacturing establishments. furni-
ture- SteamlICIats and clTEoPS nm the welSffTu
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives Of per
SonS for u term Of y'nrr- This COMPANY Of
IerS superior Inducements TO farmers, whfna-
by they can hr insured for thnRe years. nj re-
duced mics This being home institution,
composed of some ninety-fOur Stockholders,
most ofwhom nre among our lest business
men, recommends itself TO the favorable rnn-
sidcrntinn Of the inSuring public, and solitits
their patronage
.ApPIIcations for insurance win be promptly
attended to hy the SeCnPtRry.
Ofiice, No. NcInre House. being the same
formerly occupied by Adams FNprfSs Co.
n. q. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'Is MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MESDEL, Vicc President
y. c. ARTHUR. AGrnt for PAVING pensions.
Othee. No McInre IIouse. balng the same
formerly occupied by Adams ExpreFsCO
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she was going TO Bobtown. The mater
nal ancestor accordingly got upon the
track of her abducted infant, and over
took her at the hospitable mansion OF
our friend Hays. Complaint was made
warrants sissned-loyers PArted-JOhn
to "durance vile"-Josie, 10 tears and
the arms of her distressed mamma.
Alex. Hays, ESD, was called to the
stand, and testified that John and Josie
behaved with all prOpriety and decorum
while at his house; that John talked to
Josie, and Josie talked TO John, in all OF
which Mr.. Hnys thought there was
nothing wrong, as very proper young
people had, ut his house, done the like
before. The infant sat. in the court
room freely giving vent to grief nnd
when her lover was acquitted by tie
Justice from the felony charged in the
warrant, bright eyes looked love to
eyes that spake ngain"-but, oh how
short-lived was the moment ofjoy2
allow vain Are all things here below!
How false, and yet how fnirl
Each pleasure hath It's poison too,
And every sweet snare"
The unmerciful and ubiquitous Fife
forthwith arrested John upon another
warrant, which charges him with ielo-
ntously carrying away and secretlng
the aforesaid infant child from her
mamma, she, the said mamma, having
lawfully the custody of said infant.
The court adjourned to future day,
and John and Josie, ''like two lovers
that have long been parted" threw
their arms around each other and walk
ed out OF the court hall, while Young
America, who by this time had evident
ly learned the extent and appreciated
the nature OF the malady affecting John
and Josie, gave vent TO low applause,
as the tender maiden chung TO her
lover, whispering sweet words of con-
ISOLATION in his ear, till nsunder rudely
torn by the unrelenting, cruel eonsta-
BILE. ..
1t is said in the English classics of
some writer that he conld "point a
moral or adorn tale" We think we
have adorned the tale, and we now
proceed to point the. moral, which we
do, by simply saying that when this
hood she will paddle her own canoe.
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HeroInes and Their GrnndmotIIers.
[FFU,n uhe COrHhM lEdOdEine.l IT


[FFUtH hhe COrnhM lIdOdEine.l IT
Why do women now-a-days write
such melancholy novels9 Arc author
esses more miserable than they used to
be n. hundred years igor Miss AUS
tens heroines como tripping into the
room, bright-eyed, rosy-cheeked, arch
celia would have thoroughly enjoyed
their visits to the opera, and their ex-
petitions 10 the mHsquerades, lift had
not beer for their vulgar relations.
Valnncourt's Emily was n little upset,
to be sure, when she found herself all
alone in the ghOstly and mouldy castle
in the south of France, but she, too,
whole showed a great deal OF courage
and presence of mind. Miss Edge
worlliS herOineS were pleasant and
easily pleased, and to these may be
added u blooming rose garden of wild
Irish girls, Of goOd-huinored and cheer
full young Indies, who consented to
make the devoted young hero happy at
tho end OF the third volume, without
any very intricate self-examinGtions,
and who certainly were much more
appreciated by tho heroes of those days,
thnn our modern heroines with NIL their
workings and deep feelings and unrer
Quilted affections are now, by the noble
pen to be attnched. lINliLa
If one could imagine the ladies of
whom we have been speaking coming
to life again, and witnessing all the va
carries and agoniZing experiences and
deadly calm and irrepressible emotion
of their grnnddaughters, tho heroines
OF the present day, what bewildering
scene itwould bel Evelina and CeceIia
ought 10 faint with horrorI Madame
-Duynl,s most shocking expressions
were never SO alarming us the remarks
they might now henr on all sides.
Elizabeth Bennett would certainly
burst out laughing, Emma might lose
her temper, and Fanny Price would
turn scarlet and stop her little ears.
Perhaps Emily of odolpho, more nc
customed thnn tho others to the hor=
rors of sensation, and having once filced
those long and terrible passages, might
be able 10 hold her own against such
n great grand -daIghteras Airorn Floyd
or Lady Audley. But how whould she
deal with the sOul-workings and heart
troubles of Miss Kavanngh's Adele, or
our old hvorite Ethel May inlthe Daisy
Chain, or Cousin Philips, or Margaret
Hale, or jane Eyre, or Lucy Snowe, or
Dinnh or Maggie Tulliver's distractions,
or poor noble Romoln's perplexities2 2
Emily would probably prefer my
amount of tortuous mysteries, winding
staIrcases and pnsshges, or groans and
ygroans; and yards md yards of faded
curtains, to thetnslS of mastering these
modern intricacies of feeling and
doubling and sentiment.
Arc the former heroines women as
theyawere, or as they We're supposed to
be in those daysR. Arc the women OF
whom women write now, women as
they are, or women as they are sup
posed 20 be2 Does the modern taste
demand II certain sensation feeling,
sensation, sentiment, only because lit Is
actually experienced?
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wheeling Female College,
WHEELING, w. VA.

D. WHEELING, w. VA.
JIIIIS INSTITUTION. CHARTERED
il with full collegiate powers In 1851, and
T;Sently reoTS;Inized =; under M q new BoaTd o.
tute on the nRt Wednesday in September
next The buildings are now being tho
roughly reiitteis. and newly furnished
throughout.
In the iiberality Of Its arrangements, in the
extent and comprehensiveneSS Of Its course
Of study, in its methods OF tuition and gov
eminent, and I'm the ability and experience Of
It's Boarl Of Instruction, the public may rely
upon It's being flrst-clnss seminary.
Having Ind many years experience In con-
JluCting leading EducntIOTinI institutions in
the Enstern and Middle States, I feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest co-opeTation Of tile citizens OF wheeling
and vicinity, the College Will soon be able TO
extend % young ladies all the aclings inr nm
OF our enstern metropolitan cities
( IT affords me the highest satisfaction to he
OF teachers Of distinguished ability, eSPe-
Hence and reputation.
a NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be orgnniZed
Mt nm early day, having especial reference 10
the preplrntion OF young indies Tor the busi-
ness Of teaching
opened for such Misses as are too young TO
enter the collegiate
The Institution will he conducted upon
Protestant, but not -uPon denominntionnl
principles the leading churches of this vicinl-
~, the Mefhodfst, the Presbyterian and the
EpiscOpalian, being represented In the Faeul-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
+ TUTTIOS-First Preparatory, 50; Second
Preparatory, 81; First Colleginte, IS; Second
Collegiate, 81 Junior, so: Senior, So %;
Latin, French, German, or other Language, SIS
Experimental Sciences, s. extra, each; Draw
ing, 81; Painting in oh, $40; Pastel, $40; Crny-
ment, s. 20; Vocal Music. slO: Fuel, 81 andSd
quarters, 50cents each quarter. fsi
BoAIgD-S45; Fuel and Lights, Sji Washing,
$: Weekly board, from Monday TO Friday
night, 81 30; Fuel and Lights, 81.
Bills both for tuition md board payable in all
cnses ut the commencement OF the quarter-
l--i-LdL L. c. LOOMS, A n. NJ: D. u
Julys20 1855, President
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GdufationaI.
STARRING MEDICAL COLLEGE,
noi Columbus, Ohio.

JuIE NINETEENTH REGULAR sES-
i sion commences Wednesday, October
18th, 1866, and ends March lst 1854. Clinical
Lectures on Practical Medicine and Surgery
will lie given regularly Throughout the Win
ter at St Francis Hospital In the College
building. This Hospital was opened August
lst, and already has large number of pal-
Students will also have advantage OF Clint
cad Instruction In the Hospital OF the Ohio
FACULTY.
S. NJ. Smith, NJ. D., Prof Principles and
PmctIce OF Medicine.
FmncIs Carter, NJ. D., Prof Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
John Dawson, NJ. D., Prof Anatomy and
j. ". HSmilton, NJ. D., Prof surgery-Eye
Theo. 6! Wofinley, NJ. D., Prof Chemistry
Startling Loving, NJ. D., Prof Materia Medica
Us. Gard, N. D., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
,4,t rsgl. FEES.
Mntriculation (paid but oncel...-...........- 90
Gruduatlon u ~
Demonstrators 90
Students on their arrival, by calling nt the
Office OF the Dean, on State street, or upon
the Jnnitor nt the College, Will be assisted in
procuring suitable lodgings. H'
For circulars or additional Information, i'd
drSSs FRANCIS CARTER, NJ. D.,
EeD2l -tItEW y rH H.s. Dean.
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UIHR SYMPTOMS n OF CATARRH AS
7 i they generally APPEAR are mt firSt very
Slinht.- Persons find they hnve n cold, that
they hnve frequent attacks, and nne nlOre
sensitive to the changes. Of tempemture.i In
this condition, the nose may he dry, or slight
discharge, thin and nETid, Afterwards becOm-
ing thick and adhesive. AS the disease be-
comes chronic, the edischRrHe4 Rra increased in
quantity and changed in quality; they are now
or The secretloTSare offensive, enlrsing a had
breatl; the voice Is thick and nasal, the eyes
nre weak The sense ofths smell IS IeSsened or
ldeStnoyed; deafness frequently takes plnce.
Another common and Important symtom of
Catarrh Is Tint the person Is Obliged TO clear
his throat In the morning Of a thick or Shiny
mucnS which has fnlicn down nom the head
during the night When this takes place the
person may he sure that his disease u on ~ ~
L me above are but faw ofthe many Catnrrh
SYMPTOMS. Hs4.l.| -..rI-
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A Trip 10 the EouEhIoEheny GIRdes---
What is 10 be seen There---An OfHciRI
Quotation About the Iron and Coal
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b. W. S. HUTcHINs,
Successor Of
TIERNIAN q CARNES. Er5

THREE doors dbOte the corner on National Road,
aI.sf. -5I. Brid9dPoTt, Ohio ss
nEAIiER IN FAMILY GROCERIES OF
~ nll kinds. fresh Vegetables. Poultry. mesh
butter and Eggs, also, picked Pork, Bacon,
Sugar and Country Cured Hams and Shout
derS. Having made permanent arrlIlgenent
with one of the besD mills in the country, I
shall keep constantly on hands n good supply
OF the
Finest white wheat Family Flour,
in MI cases Rnnunte(l to be the best $3.50
d. have also very fine ASSORTMENT of cln-
dies and notions. a good article Of JAW Cof-
fee (gTeenl for 81 cents Per ID. seple-lm
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q DIR. n. j. KISNER,
HIS THANKSTO ALL THOSE


UJENDERs HIS IsTHANRSTOA ALL THOSE
who have favored him with their conn.,
( denee and patronage, md nonld inform 1,. his
the coming year, occupy his old offiee on I'd
street, near Reed & Kmft's 's Drug Store, Centre
Wheeling, w. Va. where lie may be CONSULT
ed In reference TO their disease, the nntuTe md
character of which tho Doctor Is able nt NIL
times, and under NIL circumstance to derrI1be
tIon of treatment. He practiceS the Eclectic
System of Medicine, using mild but effective
remedies supporting instead OF depressing
the Vital Powers. The medicines used by
him nre prepared and put up in his own
office, Besides the treatment of Acute Dis
eases, DR.. Kisner viii give his attention 70 the
Treatment of All varieties Of Chronic disease.
That scourge OF the human rlce, ScTofnIa, In
nll its varied forms, viz: Plirulent DISCHARGES
nom tho Ear, SO prevalent among chlIuren,
Purulent Opihnlmin, Ozenn, Enlarged GlnndsI
UleentionS, Cancers and oil variueS OF skin
Diseases, will receive his special nttentio ion.r=
d Diseases OF the Throat, Lung and Hear, Liv-
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, Syphilis, &ci,
Nervous npd Spinal Affections, Epilepsy,
Rheumattln md Paralysis, Diseases of Fe-
males, DyemenoHhea, IeucorThen, ProlnpsIlS
Utsn, and all Painful irregularities and Ner-
vous Diseases to which they are subject, he
treats successfully. The treatment Of Chill
DRES VIII receive the same attention as here
tnfone- All consultations, and communities
tons strictly confidential, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfully an
swerel. 0mce hours nom o TO t2A. NJ, 1 to
and gto9 II. M jung
fIE.3f l3PIIASTER PARIS. ~ y
Sn BBLS, PLASTER PARIS, BEST qualify
O0 ''Ss-'sN p. c. HILDRETH BRO.
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SAVINGS RANK OF WHEELING.
0tice, Main St, betireeT, Monroe aud Quincy.
MONEY RECEIVED on TRANSIENT
wi DePoSite. Interest paid on Special De
pCSits Collections promptly attended to.
Exchange on the Fast bought md sold.
THOS. II. LIST, President.
sAAI'L T. HILDRETH, Treasurer.
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AIoUNDsvILLE, WEST VA, I
81. September 2Sth, 1865.
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two boats continued to run with little
or no interruption, till tho Eagle, built
by Niessrs. Booth q Co., took the place
OF tho U'00tlSiie as a mail boat. gG
The -4l5eGlGrio ran until the Spring
of 1862, when the Express was brought
ter which the two companies owning
the Eagle and Express We're consolidn-
ted and becilme what is known as the
Wheeling and Parkersburg Packet
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sn HB1s, PLASTER PARIS, BEsTquanty
o0 t'Ss''9N p. c. HILDRETH BRO.
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REMEDY.
wAnRANTEDpa
SYSIPTONIS.

II DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED. l4
ss-oaa 70. cfrel.Lar de.ertasIng al .sn,p.on...
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-13

aSHE Company holds by lease. AID in fee. a6eu
II twenty thousand Of the most select eoa
Inss In Western Indiana, bordering bath sides OF he
Takssh river Maps Of these lands be seen at the
Iym Dale No Is PARK Place. n T. City, a. tue Office Of
Il OIL = T. Corroth Huntington, Indians, and al tbs
c ric..l Roach Mcdonald, Indianapolis
A reference TO the report OF The Hon DaVld Dale
49, late state Geoogt, viii show that these isnc'
ste IN the midst II the finest coal fields Of The
st. so0unding also in SALT iron and other vsiuabl'
neral Substances.
tNeartis mouth Of Coal Greek. where me Company hA
Ia se qualities Of lands sa has discOveret
eux in Quality 20 the Kanawha This water was pro-
cired IS years By boring. soon sfer. the On
ondsga salt Gnding its way down the wabash and ETie
Cinsl Mr. TaomAs, the proprietor hn1ng ninseH ul
abe compete with IL, abandoned the mar
his bering he encouBtered that which recenhy ~
Gle - facts Prsye to have been coal Oh.
TEose lands al lie ia close proximity !. tne
and Erie Canal, acme oftsem upon US oshss- L
NJ. John nchaDosry, the business asei' OF me IN
panv las regi ned from OF observation OF tne 81
regions Of Pennsyr anita eoasneea - 1s ..n.s .ees<'
"a . tbe general formation OF the country and TIA
nrf.o ,nd,csrons present themselves, stong analogy
4. a. oil and usoersl substances found frerct
Creek Pennsylvania. where The srestsst qusn'uy an
the moi valuable Ell Il found Mr.. NeManomy has pur
cha ed for the eeapsny the most approved machinery
With al he axtares necessary for operatou. snd Prc-
psriax Nth peicnce4 ortmen the speedy Develop
et Of the hidden Of the lands Of the company
All the lndoes o. coal oil, found In localities where
A. been procured are strongly marked In yarious 10
caiites cf the lands Of the Company A1orcins ever,
"a ons prospect Of success TIE company thinkst IN
nessxry 20 make any other reference 10 the ehArActs
Lands other thsn the report and map referred 70
by shs Company be offered IN the market a. enshal
ts par value being o3s per share for the purpose
landr spr9s-d6vf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-13
no SINKING Fund BORROWERS.

A Ill persons irdsbed 10 tie sinking Fund hereby
"a notified that ali lands LeIeaged 10 sad fund, and
on vhica Interest has been paid IN advance for the
present year vii be adserisef i3r sxty days previous
Q and onercd AZ pHhlic sale TIE second Tuesday n
December neal.
By order Of the Roafi ol Comm ioasrt.
~. TALBOT, rIes.itnt
Inly -, lass.
l.g'Thc follown g named newspapers vii please pus-
k The above advertisement n their weekly Issue 10 the
amount Of 7c0 Loars, ard forward copy 81 paper and
bill 10 this Office, vx:
Register and Republican. Lawrtrcehnrg Courier, Mad
is0n. J0urna. anu DclaokrAt. Eransvs. Journal and
Express, Terre Baute; Democrat, Princeton. Press
Groencaste; Palladium Richmond Sentinel Fort Wayne
Sun, vinocnnes; JorTna Lafayette Review, Cravfords
vile: Democrat. Goshen; UIien Lspofte. Standard, An
derson; Eagle Decatur; Republican, Grssnsburg; sent
mel, Rochester; Democrat ana Republican, Plymouth
Democrat Monticello; Republican, nashville; Volunteer
shelbyville. Democrat. Huntington: Ledger, New Al
bany: Democrat Salem Democrat. Columbus, Register
ST. Joseph; Republican, Valparaiso; Poet Columbia City
Indisnan, Boomield Democrat, Franklin; Reporter
Cannelton; Democrat, CoTydon; Democrat. Roekpoft
Union, Danylle; Crescent, Frankfort; Times, Delphi
Phsros Loganspori; Courier. Newcastle; Owen County
Journal. Spencer; Democrat TpioB; keveille, Nevay
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NV YosK. September II.
Cotton very firm With less doing. At 45ls "a
ACC tor middliug.
Flour dull and dropping, AZ s. s0@7 60 ior
extra State: s. 1893 10 for extra round hoop
Ohio, aud 81 209Il for trade brands. market
closing heavy, with no buyers At outside quota
tons
Whisky firm; western 81 Is, and small lots
at So 25ia go 26.
Wheat dull; 2@3c lower for winter and lie
lover for western; at 81 GOAL 81 ter Chicago
speiug and 81 ~ for club western:
Rye quiet. Barley steady. Barley malt dull! anc
notainsl. Sound corn l@2c lower; museums
2@3, lower; 7s@s7c for unsound and ss@e9c
for sound mi ked western. Oats dull and @2C
lover. at 52@5s for western.
Wool dull
Hops steady 1T 2O@5O for the crop Of 1864
aad <0s960 for that of 1865
Sugar steady: Cuba Muscovsdo lll49l45. &C
aud 1904 for Porto Rico: Havana l3@l5
Coffee l3@l5. Molasses dull. Rice dull
Petroleum frm, at 35is for crude. -
(d5e for refined in bond and 74671 for refined
free.
Pork is frmer $50 371kQ32 IS for new
mess, closing at S32 81 cash; $50 0o@3I OK
% % for prime. and S25 25@29 90 for prime
mess. Plain mess beef s. 50@l2 90; extra mess
Sill 00@l4 50; beef hams firm at 30loc Gu
meats quiet aud steady at l5@l61s for sbou!
ders and l9@23c for hams bacon dnll.
Lard 6rmer at 81 @27c.
Butter active at 23@33c for Ohio and -
@42c for State. Cheese dull at lldl6l4.
sxw YORK MONEY HARkkT.
NEW YoRx, September ~
Money steady al SGT per cent call loans.
Sterling exchange dull at l09@l09L fol
first class bills.
Gold lower, opening at 81 Az, and closing
at 81 45<3.
lGovernment stocks q shade lower.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-13

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