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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22
The Russian Cattle Disesse.

The Old Worlds Affections are many
With cholera in Egypt and Turkey, and ex-
tending into Italy, the plague in Russia,
there 10 new cattle murrain In the latter
country, which Ii extending into England,
and producing . great deal of loss TO tho
farmers. Precautions we're early adopted
to prevent this disease getting into the lat
ter country, but they have failed, and while
the doctors are discussing tho question Of
how the disease was INTRODUCED, the cattle
are dying fast. At the great London cattle
market they adopted every preventive,
chloride of lime 10 sprinkled about the
stalls, % freely % 10 the gutters Of Paris, "a
early morning; special Inspectors have boom
appointed 10 stop the entrance of diseased
cattle; instructions have been Issued 70
avoid crowding the animals 10 the pen; and
persons suspected of Offering infected beasts
are rigidly dealt with. This Is an old dis
ease, originally existing in Tartary, Poland
and Russia, and . thousand years ago 10
soourged those countries. It was intro.
ducod into England in l746, from Zealand,
10 diseased cattle sold for their leather. Il
took twelve years to reduce Its ravages.-
Europe lost In that time three million head
of cattle. In ITO, Holland lost in one year
376,44l of her horned cattle, and in 1894 10
followed Napoleon into Italy, and Piedmont
alone paid for bis march with 100000
head. The loss to France and Belgium, be-
tween ITO and 1875, 10 estimated at the
enormous total of 10000 600 animals. In
1906, when tho Cossacks of the Don
mustered on the Vistula, their buIIocks
brought the pestilence again; and Schwartz
enberg's invasion of France, at the head OF
the allied forces in 1913, imported il.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22
Washington's Regard for the Sabbath.
The following facts illustrate Washing.
tons regard for the Sabbath:


The following facts illustrate Washing.
tons regard for the Sabbath:
"In the town of -, in Connecticut.
where the roads are extremely rough, Wash.
ington was overtnken by night, on Satur.
day, not being able to roach the town where
he designed to rest on tho Sabbath. Next
morning, about sunrise, bis coach was har.
messed, and bo was proceeding onward to
an inn, near the place of public worship,
which he proposed to attend.
"A plain man, who was an informing of1.
Ger, came from cottage, and inquired Of
the coachman whether there were any ur.
gent reasons for bis travelling on ,he Lords
day. The General, instead of resent;pg
this as an impertinent rudeness, ordered
the coaohmau TO stop, and with great civili-
~ explained the circumstance to the off.
cor commencing him for bis fidelity, and as
sured him that nothing was farther from
bis intention than to treat with disrespeco
the laws and usages of Connecticut, rela.
tive to the Sabbath, which met with bis
most cordial appreciation.
Though be bad paid marked respect
to the claims Of the Sabbath, throughout
bis previous life-there seemed to be, dur.
ing his Presidency, an increased regard and
Difference for the same. Not only was he
most punc.ual in his attendance on the
public worship of God whenever 1t was DOS.
sible, but the discipline of bis house was
strictly conformed to the obligations and
preprieties Of the day. II was an estab-
lisbed rule of bis mansion, that visitors
could not be admitted on Sundays. Il 10
understood that an exception to the rule
was made 10 the case of one individual-vix.,
Mr. Trumbull, Speaker of the House Of
Representatives. He often spent an hour
on Sunday evenings with the President; and
so entirely was the privilege confined 10
| him, that 10 was usual with the house serv.
ant, when be heard the door bell ring, on
those evenings &c call It tho 'speakeriS bell.
"After spending q part of the day n
church, and occasionally an hour in the even
log with Mr.. Trumbuli, one of the most
pious men Of the ase-the rest of the time
preceding the hour of repose was occupied
BY the Presidents reading to Mrs. Washing.
ton . sermon, or portion Of :se Holy
Scriptures"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22
A prAurrrUL interchange of compliment

A BEAUTIFUL Interchange of compliments
place between Jerroid and Leigh Hunt, ct a
dinner given some years ago in honor of the
latter. Jerrold said of the veteran essayist
and poet, that, even in his hottest warfare,
bic natural sense of beauty and gentleness
was so great that. like David of old, she
armed bis aling with shining pebbles of the
brook; aud Leigh Hunt, with equal grace
and truth observed of "his friend Jerrold,"
that. "if he had the sting Of the bee. he had
also his honey"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22
PHOTOGRAPHS,
FERROTYPES, s< Gems.

Do you want Good Pictured Then call at
the Pilot ogr aphic Rooms ofG. w. c. Hurlbutr
over Randalls Clothing Store, and you will get
the desired article in DOUBLE QUICK TINE.
Having lately made some important repairs In
reference TO his light, the Proprietor would say
that he is now prepared to make Picturesat all
reasonable hours Of the day, and in all kinds
ofweather, His facilities ha We also been ma.
terially Increased for making LARGE Photo.
graphs. A fine assortment Of OVAL FRAMES
Tor sale very cheap. .
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22

A LECTURER was dllatIng upon the power
of the magnet, defying any one to show or
name anything surprising its power. A
hearer demurred, and instanoed young
lady who used to attract him thirteen miles
evory Saturday. ....-
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22
DENTISTRY.
Pianos & Melodeons.

vt C. RANDALL would respectfully inform
III. the citizens oi Geauga County and vicinity,
Mat he has for sale PIANOS and MELODE-
ONs which will be offered at Low Prices. Those
vi,hina TO purchase will 10 we'll to call ard ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere. All lnstru-
meats fully Warranted Tor s years.
SrInquire Of Mr.. C. II. Lamb. Co. Recorder,
Auil l4th, 1876 796m6 Chardon, ..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22

A COUNTRY exchange says: an the piece
on our fourth page, entitled we Must Not
Lag Behind, instead of the limo That moulds
Its dirty shirt, please read, That would its
duty shirk.'
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22
Of the Jeffersoniau Democrat.
A Geauga Boy in Missouri.


K1DpER, Mo-, Sept. 9, 1865.
FnrnNp CONVERSE Mot many weeks
ago, we grssped the hand OF friendship,
and spoke words. OF cheer with many
kind friends our heart holds dear; but to-
day long, weary miles intervene between
us and them. On the 7th Of August, in
company with my family, I set out to
seek home in the "Far Wesi," having
appointed Kidder, Caldwell Co., Missouri,
as the place Of our destination. Nothing
of importance transp,red during our jour.
ney, save re excitement occasioned by
the imprudence OF returning soldier
As the train was passing way station,
such was his anxiety to reach home that
he venlured to spring upon the cars, was
whlrled under the wheels, had his foot
entirely crushed, and was otherwise badly
injured. The train was stopped as soon
as possible, and all was Gone that could be
for the unfortunate sufferer. How sad
for one who has passed through the tolls
and dangers of war, and about 70 join
friends and loved ones, to NEE, with such
an accident! .I..,.r. a e,.....,.
We have passed through some very
fne country in Indiana and Illinois, but
none that | liked as well as Missouri {:
first, because the land is more rolling,
and, secondly, on account Of the timber.
In Indiana and Illinois. the land is gen.
orally too level to suit Eastern people, as
il is more liable to be inundated with wa
ter, which not only renders the country
unhealthy but farming unpleasant and un.
profitable. The prairies are so extensive,
The timber so scarce, that the wind ir
summer is strong, and in winter, being &C.
companied with cold, makes the climate
severe. Fruit, in Northern Illinois, is q
verv uncertain crop; the trees grow rap.
idly in summer, but in winter they are
badly frozen. -. -.
A man seeking home desires 1t in q
healthy country, where he can enjoy the
common blessings of life, and receive an
abundant reward for all his toll. Such q
country, so far as can learn from observa'
tion and otherwise,is to be found in North
ern Missouri. The blighting curse o.
Slavery has been removed, and now thi'
State, possessing, as she does, such rich
soil, timber, rivers, affordipg facilities 70,
commerce, fine climate, together with
untold mineral wealth, will soon be.
. come the Empire State oi the Vest
Since the adoption of the "New Consti'
.ution," emigration has been largely di'
rested to this State. People arrive daily,
in large numbers. from the Eastern States,
10 secure homes for themselves and THEN
families. The old settlers are mostly sell.
ing out. Many have been disloyal, and
wish to 60 where they are not known. OF
where they can meet with "birds Of q
feather )" others sell because they DOM
like The Yankee "style of living" One
remarked to me the other day: "You
Yankees fix things up. Your wives wea,
shoes, good clothes, &C., and we, il VIC
stay among you, shall have to be to the
expense exp Of fixing up, or be black sheer j.
among you, or else move away" They
prefer 10 do the latter, and sell very
cheap.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22
BRAINERD g. BURRIDGE,

Wood, Book illustrations, Buildings, Horses e.
sther Stock, Ornamental Borders, Letters, Vign.
cites, Agricull ural & Commercial Cuts in Tints,
Seals, Stamps, & Machiuery in every variety Of
Style. 4 5OStf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22
War Claim Agency.

n F,ABELL, a licensed Government Agent to
ID procare Pensions, Bounty Money, Back Pay,
ks,, may be addressed, in per son or BY letter.
Wslsh6s.d Gsau "a Co., Ohio. sO0u
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22
s. EDISON,
BRAINERD g. BURRIDGE,

eign Patent Agency, No. 8 Bank ST., Cleveland,
Ohio. We are prepared to transact business of
every description. relating to Inventions, Draw.
ings, Caveats, Specifications, Patents, Infringe.
Aents, and the Patent Laws, 49,. -. ~; ~.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22
DIR. d. II. DoRNSIFE,

X. CREIGHTON,
Book Binder and Blank Book Manu- facturer,
Book Ruled ana Bound to order. Old 3ooks
Rebs und. - ~ = Nt -, S26
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

" t''I. N. HATHAWAY,
Attorney at Law, ,lChardon, Ohio. otrOfice,
enc door south Of the Court House, up stairs.
- .-- 7S4tf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22

~. DIR. A. .McGRAw. H4gt
Physician and Surgeon, Nswbury Center
Qoauga CO.inty, Ohio. 10 - @'.' 780yl
, 1865-11-14

w ANTED-A ge nts-To sell 4
standard Life Of Abraham lincoln, sold abt the
nsh a. 1oo copies week send fof circulars nd ses
nEentala rom President Johnso0, Gov Ogiesby, xnd
soi9lsd Sd@fsd, enEra,;nE OF The Hone q Ge G.ns
Ing AGFNCT, Masonic Temple, Chicago. III
, 1865-11-14
The Cholera,


The suggestions made ID your article about the
cholera and whAt Is necessary 10 be done to avoid Il
are emtnent1y practical and worthy adoption Bu}
before asking our city authorities to do anything ID
promote the purity and healthinesa OF the c,ty,
would II not be well to try md stop them from d.
Ing that which ID positively Injurious. and well
calculated 10 nttlac the cholers or any other to,
OF epidemic.
hive you ever noticed how the cleaning Of the
CUTTERS to managed here! Any one who has gwen
the matter the least attention must be awara Of the
fact that our cutters are the reeeptacles Of rast
amount Of garbage and filth OF various kinds, which
hes rott1pg and fostering until the cleaners come
along, when, instead Of removing It to sufficient
dletancc from tho city opFevcnf tts poisoning the
ar with fts very perccptble et,lus1a, they debe:-
ntcly spread over the streets Nor is this all for
ereh tie concentrated hlth which Is deposited in
the srellf {or whatever they cale1} Into which
tho suters empty, is takcn up and spread oye! the
ttrects IN the vicinity. Du.tng The past aummer
spice ortwo or three square rods was covered al
one time, On the conner Of Indiana md Klngsbnry
st1ects, with this disgusting stuff and 1t could he
plainly snnelt at dstnpce of fifteen or Twenty rods
Talk about cholesal A people who II Ill tolerate
such ahomlnat1ons, ought to be, nnd doubtless
will be scourged with cholera OF some Other pesti
lcnce until they learn to put Etop, By some mean.
or Other, 10 such outnges upon decency and CON.
mon tense.
Yours tru]r. ~
, 1865-11-14
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.

-..- BR1nakFosr. Eor. Il, 1865.
C1EARU.-Ac,ne, s.. Lons, (, 60 bu barley Badger
Stats @ s s. Il LoS1 2 - ba hurley Gtn. io:essaas, B.
~ t.;t Snnha11 oGk hgn ST. Louis, lecQ
line, Ss Louts, + lumber s. 80 lsih III Il i'd.
lug: Gibraltar, 1Gt4 sks salt; Cayhga Locknort Il
IT, s9ed 6,i s.
Wash WoshinE,1n r. s Louis e.:s 81 barley: 6;teo, 81.
kqas L. na;'sS e. 1asey GGts = Ghss.o III s Lon
nc suston, ~ Ssx orlean. co Muiliksa Il Ian.
&c ns.f sf.q,nS s5n .G Tnss tssen y toPs
Anook1 Il AI.nding; Planet e. Loui. d iu1abes;
~ e9 barley; 3 Gale, Lcmont Rescue. Iemonf:
". 6, GuTnee. Le1nont. oA''
AHE1v1p-s. ~ .Gale, Lemont, 20 yds rubble stope
Resolnte Le1nons % yds rubbe stone and 10 yds dt
IT, mensnn ssonS; !nyesstgsteF Lson: yd1 dimea-
stone; Prop Ktng Bto. Iasalle, 6 biz hiEhStnes,
cue. Lemoat % yds ruoble stone: Mds!e. iasaic. 10
nais toas eG c99sntaon' tossport 9o bu corn SD bu
so1n. l2oo 90 ha wheatj kennebee. !asslle; Wasp Is
390 ~ seeds American Star. Lasalic; b. c, Nortou
s3o,e COO ns &and- I1.t.+
, 1865-11-14
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


:. ......... 5
tEerorted by Telegraph exclusively for the Chicago
Tribune,1
Sxw ToK1, Monday Evening, Nov. T.
BEEF CATTLE-The Teccipa OF Cattle at Allerton,a
fer the week ending to-day are $500 head. Good far
Illinois beeves Ala plenty. There u far supply Of
the best quality. but too many INFERIOR together with
many State oxeu. The weather u dry and mild for
tsade. which VIA active In the foreacon At At 3D.
vance, bnt taler in the Assno and lower on con-.
non quaT-c1osing hard Inferior Tho aupply for
the week u shout s,1oo-amrle for the demand The
current prices arc II follows:
El1t .Is@fl5Ec
Second Qn3Ilty.
4Mlu G
EHEEP-The market ts full and lower 1hau during
tho week. The best Illinois Sheep averaging IS lbs s
Sxc. Thu current quotations arc: Common, 9Qsc !;
lambs, A&l0c.
0Gs-Thlrty cats Ill fair to good, sold at IS
s-sorne ut t!c. The market Is sctive.
E0Jrv RnnyrNn,.
, 1865-11-14


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
AHwACKxk, Nov, II.
EFcE1r1+F1our, 2 100 brls, what Bp,,tl bu; oats.
c,SS4i tu; corn, 1,S,6 b1.
snuaISTs-Flour. 2.ise hs4s; Whsat, E, W bn.
FIorR-Matket dull sales 21c bis con,uon sprinc
extra at Fills; 80 bsls good do at e7.A
GRlN-Whcst declined &c {; sales 1900 In No at
A51 5000 bu do at s1.5o; q 500 bu seller ali the
week. 1t <14s. This Afternoon the market was un.et
tied; sales At si5GlsoX. Oats steady at sa4ssc In
store. Corn scarce and nominal. No. charley wanted
nt &C. and strictly prime vould bring {loaai1p No.
1TJe sold &c.
GRAm FHE1dHFs-Mose active. Engaeements to
OsweEo 1t 1sc for wheat.
Last night re broke ont In ftnme building occu.
pied by Ellsworth 4 Hcudec, on Walkers Point, TN9
three small buildings adjoining we're burnt beforo
The dre could be subdued Loss about sieooo Insured
for 1900,
, 1865-11-14
BnarnitlQ.

ROARDlNG-A gentleman and
1 wife or Bngle gentlemen caa md nIet u.r INV
ns1sd ~ s salts q rooms tor the v1ost IN apriva.s
door. Apply at II South Ciintotrat. ua
, 1865-11-14
VI esela Pnaecd Dctrpft.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune

VI 68SIA Fd6Ned UCfFDIt,
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Trlbune,]
DxFnn1I, Nor. IL
Ur-Ftwmans Twilight, A,usden, Buckingham,
Spaldfng. Senator. ~ 8. Scott, Nlcholaa Holt Sahot
DoWS-Eoboins, Champion, Amarauth, Witch, Lone
Star.
NNp-Southwest ..7
DETROIT, Nov. IL
uF-Badger, Helfenstein, Dlckensou, Jupiter ssrt.
nav. Racer, Imperial, brig Empire State, Breed.
Ralph Campbell, Wsucoiuo, Hale Sailor, 'Surnr,se.
ytlas, Bonnie Doom, someEs.
DpWN-Sone.
Wind southwest.
, 1865-11-14
Cincinnati Market,

C1nca0nnf1 MafKef.
ispeeih Despateh TO the Chicago Tsibune.l
CIHoC1AT1, Nor, Is q
FIer1-Dul1 and prices unchanged.
GE1ls-Thekt-Old Eed hrm at e. %; new, steady at
to Com quiet with ssles At Sc for sound old. Oats
ntu at 4oc- Rye Active At sa3a3c. Barley dull and
nominal.
Co7roS-Unsctt1fd-
Wn1sKEx-F1m, With sales OF new at ss.5l, and old
II S7.aS.
Pnortaoss-Aeas Pork held At ~. ~ with no sales.
Bacon unchanged; green harns c; nldes l5c; shout.
dezs tsc lard steady. with tales Of Leaf At axe
HoGs-Fhm and In better demand, with sales at
I'll ma r % gross. md 3ll1o net, for medium.
AoxEI c3oAe.
, 1865-11-14

CAPTURE OF A FEMALE SHoP LF1ER-A sathe:
respectable appearing miad1e-aged woman named
Maria Moore IVES placed In the prisoners dock OF
the Police Court yesterday forenoon by detective
Douglass, who chA1ged her with tho thnft OF tyo
hoy's caps and ehi'd's ful eape, Al valued at
street. About $ o'clock on Saturday afternoon
Mn. Moore entered the above named etore and
asked 10 zee some caps md fnns- She .was shown
hu, md she departed, saying she would an fa asafn
on Monday, Shortly amer she left, MI, StattInau
m1seed re snere mentioned goods, md calling IN
nau, whom he Rueeted the GANG evening. She was
held fcr trial In the sum ot $500.
RonasSo Pu1sosER-A fellow n..aea George
v. Scguor was placed in the prisoners dock Of tbe
Police Cour, yesterday forenoon, to answcz to the
charge Of robbinGa fellow prisoner named Abucr
Ali1c9 Of $sS, the property Of Flora Fay. 1t up
peurcd from the testimony that Alck was arrested
mt Mrs. Fas's house, together with the mistress,
and she gave Into his her money Tor safe
keeping. which he placed In one Of hfs boots.
SeEnor Witnessed This t1anEactlon-he having been
locked up foE disordcrly condnct-nud Is soon "a
Asick nsd faslen aseeP be pulled OF hte boots and
EXTRACTED the money. he N1s required TO give bail
In the rum Of $500 for his appearance before ine
GRIND Jury st their next Term.
QCacK CAr1rRE Or STOLEN PnopFnrT.-Yestef-
day evening while the collecting agent Of William
Llfs brewery was uauaacting eome business in q
stc,c Oh Clark et1cet he for time left his horse
and buggy securely h1tched in front Of the cstab-
hshmcnt. While thus temporarily absent The animal
Was stolen, tosSsheE viii N overcast and buffalo
daiely reported h1s loss al the Central Station and
within m hour from the time he received the in.
se1t b.a Ss fbp ~
coat, robe and all, and delivered then ovcs 10 the
loscr al Police Headquarters.
Ux,,En Dcness.-Auus Wheaton yeate,aay sue5
, 1865-11-14

Woop ON TIE GREAT EAFrrnx r. R-A Com
mtttee OF residents Of the Ninth Ward waited yes.
tcrday OF the officers Of the Great Eastern Railroad,
for the purpose Of ayaling themselves of the tact
That co.dwood may be purchased along ttat line
and hsif dollar, PER cord Tbcy 1ee iniornsd Sas ed
that tue Company WAS not willing 10 bring wood
Into the city iot other than thett orn use. Il ia
cannot find time TO assis, the public ia reaing the
neceesaIies Of lie ut fatr prices, especially when
they were constructed for the purpose of carrying
pestons and properly. In Other words, for the pnb-
lie accommodation.
, 1865-11-14
Toledo Market,


..- -....... ToLEDo, Nov. IL.
,GEA1S-Wheat ts tending downwArd; old amber
n3ner aud held ut s!4c 61c bid. 0ats dull.
tAxS fRk6H1s-Qulet nt &c tof wheat to Buffalo.
R1Gx1PII0f past week: B7,5ao bn wheat. a9.s bu
sHifszsrE7,sss ba wheat 5is.a bu com, aztss bu
, 1865-11-14

Lime Tor The Teeth. % one q TIC very best aIf
offered to The public. and is wxlzantcd to contain no
acid o. any otter ingredien. in the least Injurious
TO the teeth. cake Of Superior tooth paste accom-
panies each bottle. The OudouselaIne can be found
at Wholesale Or retail. by Druggists generally. G
L. Spencer 4 Co., PtopuetorS, Providence, r. I.
Messrs. Dnrnha.ns d VAn Setback, Chicago, lii.
nols, Agents fu1 the Northwest
Ae9f Hfscf Sr1 = TH&tA
, 1865-11-14

TreeK for Sa1e.-2.OOO Ornamental
nuIezy g1nne trecr silver leat naples, silver eai
Amcnan Arbor b!la; call Oh +. F. Baldwin, Land
agent, l04 Randolph street. Room No.9. ct
, 1865-11-14

Montreal Market.
MONTREAL. Nov. 13.
FLoUn-surer eItsa; &sose ext7n 37sa7. 10: fancy.
3ts5@7-c0: Welland Canal, t62A3G3a-
GRAtS-Hheat.C Canada, 3l.9a31-s0; weaterp, $l.739
, 1865-11-14
wH. A. BUFFERS 4 CO.. Auetioneer4,

"E WILL SELL. AT OUR
y Sales1oom, 10 and 48 Dearborn etreet, on
Tnesday, Nos. IL At 9K O'Clock At the commencement
Of our Furniture Sale tnyolce Of LAdIess, MIsseA
ChNdrcn's md Cents Hos and Half I!ose In alwool
Bags Hair Brushes, Scissors. RAzoEs. Gcnts' Wool
Undersnfts, &C., DC. GILBERT 4 SAMPSON,
fH1S Anrtfnn acta
, 1865-11-14

I1ilwnukce Market.

Lsrettsl Despatch 70 the Chicago Tstbune.1
MlLHArKKE, Nov. Il.
The wheat market was unsettled. AT the Afternoon
board sales wezo reported Of 20 800 hxhe1s OF No.
Spring At e1st2t.s1H regular tlme AID spot; st.aSa
1.se sellers this week,
tBy Associated prrss,1
NILwArxEE, Sov. H.
FLHEr-Dull.
GHAM-Wheat dull and declined &C. Sales at Il 81
@1.5t. O8i&-Qu1tt. 80. ~
RKcru1t26oo bzls nonr and 81 100 bu Wheat
SnleAkNIE-2.sG0 bIls tonf; 7bQQ ha wheat
, 1865-11-14

Raoon quiet tHFd qu1tt at 3iSf25Yc. Butter In d.
maud At soaaoc tor ohto and &ozssc or State. cheese
, 1865-11-14

Great Closlng Out Snie Of Stovex,-
Owing 10 the continued mfldaezs Of the weather.
Sovet, combating Of the Stewan, Macee and Victor
cooks. Stewart and Revolver gas burners, wood
pailor and box stoSce. also COMMON coal stoves,
tine eha continue to cell at private sa]e, 1t from
, 1865-11-14

Toronto Market.
TonoSre, Nor. 10.
FLogI. .super1nc, ss.5o9s $50; iancy, $3.50; c1tla,
Gn4,E-Wheat-Fe N.e5@1, IS; spring, $l,t0a1 y.
Natey, ssaa5c. Oats, 2tsse. Bye, Ma56e. Pess. SS
, 1865-11-14
33rrsolldl.

pERSONAL.-If the gentleman
\ that cailed at 1853 South We'll, street 10 ,ee
Misc HEyEELT, Will call at St5 State street be can
Mt me tauy VII In
, 1865-11-14

DIE n.
IN Racine. Wis. at bis residence. Nov. 13th IEAAC
TAYLOR. ESQ., IN old and prominent citizen Of that
city. He vas largely Interested here being one Of the
nr1n at Mlnn, Scott T. Co.
It Morris, Ill.. Eor. lath, Mrs. CELIA T. BUTLER.
wife Of VIM. u. Butler, merchant, OF this city,
, 1865-11-14
FURNITURE

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