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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-07

No. !, Cures E:vers, Congestion, InGammaiols.. .
,, Crying-C"lic, or rcrthing Of Infants
I, niarThcA of children and adults. y
>, Dys.ut"rN, Gripping. billions Colir.... n
q, Cholera. Mnrhus. Nansd. Vomiting. -
:, Coughs, Colds, Br"nchit s.............. 20
- Neuralgia, TuuthaCh". EaCearhr..... -,
9? Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. q,
J." To- Dyspepsia. Billions -SiHnuC h.. .........
u, " Suppress. d, or Painful Pcriods......... %
~ Group, Cough, liflicnlt Rrcai Thing. %
II, salt Rhcum, ErysiTslIs, Erupticns.. 25
u, kheumrtism, ElIcumHtiC Pains. gS
- IL, - Fcv"ruUd NEu", Chill, Fever, \ gu,s, ~
- Il, Piles, blind or bleeding ........-........ ~
- Is, " nPhthHlmy, nnd sore or weak Eyes. -
:" 10. IatArrh. hcnie or chronic. Iuflurnza "a
~, " Nh""pinS' C"uSh violent C0ugE5.... ~
Z" 81, Asthma. oppressed brplthiH- -........,.- 81
q y, Ear Discharges. impaired Hr,rini.-.. .
=" y; ' SCTulula enlarged Glands, SVrllil.C4 ~
- p, General Debility, Physical Weakness ~
Z" p, Hr"r-y, aud sCgtutv S'crctiuus ......., -
" n, Sea sickness. sick ness from ridinp,.. 50
" ., Kidney Disease, Craycl. ...... 80
- =, Nervous Debility. Seminal Emissions,
involuntary Discharges. 90
90, SORE Month, ,Cauker..................... -
=. 30, a. Urinary Incont"n.mcc wetting bed. 20
81, Painful Periods, even with Spasnls.. ~
q r., Suilering5 at change ut Ir............I 10
q, " EPlIpy, spHsms, St Nir!s Dance...i.uU
FAMILY CASES.
3S walls, morocco CASE, and hODk.
~ large Vial4 in morocco, and bnoE........... "a
~ large vals plain case aud lI'Ok. ......... :. Ol
10 boxes Nos. TO l5l and bvok............... Un
NECEHL$ARY sPECIF FICS.
Mahogany cases, l0VIal=.. 30 20
I'D These Remedies, by the single box arc
sent tuny part Of the country, by Mail Express,
Ire" OF CHARGE IL TGsGE = hS ET address
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
one" and prPrt, No. ~ Broadway, New York
DR. llUNTHRETs IL consulted daily at his office,
disscls,; T. IL. LOGAN &CO., AGENTS,
leh2zIy Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-07

a SOLDIER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Graft,
Of bridgeport, Fayetto county, Pa, n
from @ tRe position or revenue INSPECTOR UaeT
in tho Twenty-hrst District, Lewis
Mobly, now, and always "A comprehend,
appointed In his place. The removal
was on account OF my policy" and
was achieved through the united efforts
of Senator COwan and Hon. John l..
Dawson. II yvns n grent triumph of
two whOln-Grn med, sLnlwnrt men over II
crippled sG!'iier, who lost limb In de-
frnsc Of his country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-07

a WRITER in tho ArgOsy gives the fol-
lowing story, which may. be termed n
romance of the bath:
at Is reported that one young gentle
man, who SWAN indiIerently, followed
out into the sea "A young lady, who
swnm excellently; that, painting with
emotion and cxcrtion, he assured her
in the brieiest possible manner, of his
attachment, and almost choked himself
in the attempt to seize and kiss her
hand; that, floating upon his back, he
explained quietly his position, and cir
cumstances, and breathed words of
tenderness, while the fnir one again
and again plunged under wnter TO con-
ccnl her bushes; that, finally, when
they SWAN TO shore, the darling youth
had been accepted. and at the cost of
being nlmOat pmrnl wed with ooll.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-07
Items.

The grape growers of Now Jersey
report that their crops will be unusual
ly lnrgo this sensOn.
An unsuccessful attempt to burn
tho Office of tho New Orleans Tribune,
was made on tho night of the 3lst ult
Three inccndinries we're arrested.
Gen. Pope hns written letter to
Judge Smith, OF Colorado, urging the
removal of the Indian tribes toward
civilization, rathor than from It.
Tho Chicago Tribune says thnt cow
stealing has been reduced to II fine
nrt" iii that city. The fine arts must
rank very low in Chicago.
For tho t(ty-four captnincies to DO
filled i'll tho regular army, there arc ten
thousand two hundred applications on
file i'll tho War Departments.
If you want to get favor of n man.
feed him. n man, like horse, cannot
he managed until he has IL bit in his
mouth.
grippe grower Longworth was ro-
comfy Introduced to poet Longfellow.
OF the likeness of their names the poet
snid: "Worth makes the man, the
want of it the fellow"
The President on his funeral tour is
like Mark Antony, che comes to bury
Caesar, not to praise him." Instead OF
that, he burics his friend and praises
himself.
-General Hancock has given assur-
anCe that he will sustain Governor
Fletcher in enforcing the laws of Mis-
souri, concerning the elections. Gov.
Fletcher is moving arms to the State
capital to arm tho State militia.
The Fort Kearney Herald says
through trains from Omaha commence
running to that point in few daVs.
Tho work on the road beyond Kearney
will be suspended during the balance
of the year.
-WhymPer, OF Alpine fame, intends
to attempt to penetrate the glaciers of
Greenland. He is convinced from the
great quantity of deer that find their
their way to the coast, that there are
well grassed valleys and recesses with
in the glaciers.
"A letter from North Carolina saws
that though the Obloquy heaped upon
the Union men of that section is even
greater than in 1850, they remain un-
dismayed, and are looking with hope
to the northern elections, rs our tri-
triumph will be theirs.
"A pretty girl, scarce out of her
teens, Miss Augusta st. Clair, has been
lccturing at I.eavcnwerth, and the re-
gion round about, her subject being
Our Moses" or Andrew johnson and
"My Policy" An exchange says Au-
gusta had better hunt among the bull
rushes till she finds Moses of her
own, and try ''hcr policy on him."
One exceedingly warm day i'll July
Il neighbor met old Joe II. and remark ed
that it was very hot. EYES," says Joe,
"If it wasn't for one thing l should say
we were going to have thaw." "Whnt
is that ?" inquired his friend. "There's
nothing froze," says Joe. Tho man
went his way much enlightened.
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The West Virginia Mining and
Manufacturing Company.

PoCHING'S UNRIVALED BAKING
OPO y DER. Superior tn all other Baking
or Yeast Powder. Manufactured and sold
Wholesale and retail by EDMUND BOCK-
ING, No. Odd Follows Hall auI3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-07

Indignation of tho TCOpIC---C3Cncrnl
Grant too UnWCII tO hear the I'rcHI-
dents speech, hut able to go tO
Detroit.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-17
ADDITIoNAL RIYER NEWS.

CINcINNATI, Nov. l6.-The river has risen
four feet and one inch, with seventeen feet
In the channel. Weather clear. Their
mometer H. ~ stIaaNt II 1UA
PTTsBURG, Nov. l6.-1hea river has six
feet in the channel and rising slowly. The
weather is clear and cool.
The additional arrivals last might I'm
cluded the stonewall, Louisville to New
Orleans; Minneola, Cincinnati to Mem
phis; Ada Lyon and ], Baker, from Green
River, and the Phantom to Eastport ........
The Stonewall had O good foundation for a
big trip; and received largely here........
The Minneola was full and discharged a
large amount Of fTeight.at this pointv.s....
The Phantom had asplendid trip out 81.
The Curlew is having new cylender
made her, She win soon be ready for bust
ness agaiR.--...The Nashville cameup to
the wharf yesterday. and will leave to-
day, to enter. the Nashville and Cairo
trade. Capt. semmes received dispatch
from Nashville yesterday, saying there In
plenty of water in the Cumberland.
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By Telegraph CINCINNATI. Nov. H.
FLoUR--In moderate demands; Sll 50@
L. - for trade brands.
v SAT~Unchanged, at 81 80 for No. /
red
CoRN-Dull, n prices DROPPING; No. |
shelled SSC990c; old ear SOC, and new 539
sic.
,9ATs-FirEn, at.4ec for No. Is44 ~ 81 or
WHlsKY Steady Sic IN bond. and S2 "a
free.
HoGs-Dull; SO % TO 81 90, gross; a small
lot sold at IS so. metz receipts, 1850.
PROVIsIoNs-Dull and prices nominal,
nothing doing; green meate sold at $40
gt4mll54c at the Close; bacon Is In moder-
ate demand, sales of 65 hhds. at l4e1l412c
FOR elear iib.and clear sides; shoulders are
heldat 1876. = p -
GROCERIES, -Duli; prices declining and
somewhat irregular.
FLAX SEED-Declined to 50 so.
GoLD-Closee at4d211; q rs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-17

the chief activity was in Cleveland and
Toledo; the price rallied TO ll41s, an adj
vance of ~; Michigan Southern was also
liStcOntinues dull ;Governmehts are quiet.
The further fall in the premium on gold
has the effect of depressing the gold bear
Ing bonds. Foreign exchange is dull; the
sterling 100, though transactions are. re-
ported lower, and drawers ask, norninally,
109L. Gold is decidedly weaker; the Idea
Secretary of the Treasury contemplates
making provisions for the resumption OF
specie payments at some period in 1867, and
the Apparently inspired allusion TO the
effect OF confirming rather than dissipa-
ting the impression. p
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-17
MEDICAL.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and arsapa-
aaal rilla.


DIR. Easterlys Iodine and arsapa-
aaal rilla.
YWTHIS CELEBRATED M EDIGINE
.A will cure fScrofula, Tumors, Chronic
Sore Eyes, Swelling of the Glands, White
Swellings, Plies, Boils, Goitre, Rheumat-
ism, Dr2psy, Gravel, Liver Compliant,
dyspepsia, Neuralgia, General Debility,
DIR. EASTERLY US IODINE AND SAIe-
SAPARILL.A is "a compound of the Fluid
Extracts OF the Honduras Sarsaparilla,
Yellow Dock, Stillingia, Curdock, Princes
Pine, and several other valuable Roots,
with the Iodine and Iodide of Potassium,
In highly concentrated state, which rem
ders the preparation the most PROMPT and
EFFICACIoUs known to man, for the cure
of those diseases arising from an impure
state OF the BLOOD, and all diseases where
a TONIC and ALTERNATIVE medicine is indi-
Gated. -
SAPARILLA searches out the very germ
or roots of diseases by purifying the blood,
and correcting the secretions of the Liver,
and by thoroughly renovating the whole
system from all impurities, giving new
of the body. II purifies the blood and re-
moves all pimples and blotches, and
makes the skin pure, white and clear. -, /.
DIR. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsapartlla
will cure Scr0fula, Old Sores, letter, Ring
worm, Salt Rheum, Scald- lead, Pimples
on the Face, Prairie and BARRIERS Itch,
Army Itch, Illinois Mango, Iowa Digs,
Missouri Scratches, and all diseases and
Eruptions on the Skin; but for the cure of
Sores and Skin Diseases OF every kind. we
recommend aA ~
| GRIDLEY'S 81 LTRI4EUM AND 1'ET-
TER OINTMENT to be applied To
the Sores or parts effected, The Iodine
and Sarsaparilla purifes the blood
and removes the cause, and the Ointment
heals the sores and kills the disease, and
thus speedy and permanent cure is effect
ed. Both are recommended TO be used for
these complaints. 3A3 ~ "a
SOMETHING 10 BE REMEMBERED
| Every person afflicted with a disease
should know that DIR. Easterly's iodine
and Sarsaparilla is times stronger, cheaper
and better than any other Sarsaparilla or
| blood-purifying medicine now offered TO
| the public, or no money will be taken for
| it, Therefore, ask for DIR. EaEterly's Iodine
| and SarSaparilla, and take nothing else.
| Price-The Iodine and Sarsaparilla, 81 SO
| per bottle. ttH l8 J,i
| PFice-G rfdIey's Salt RheHm and letter
| Ointment, rs cents per bottle.
| Prepared and sold by DIR. f. Easterly q
| Co., No. 20 North Fifth street, st. Louis,
| Mo- Sold at their branch Family Medi-
cine Store, No. 80 Madison street, Chicago,
| Illinois.
For sale by all druggists.
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iees E 49,, Especial TO the Journsl
New York Market Review. 81
NEW YoRK, November Is, 1


NEW YoRK, November Is, 1886.
Editors Journal:
II was hoped that "after the election "
trade would have been better. So far we
cannot report any great revival, but as In
many leading articles prices have declined,
a little better business has been done.
Probably heavier transactions would have
occurred in general trade. but the weak
ness In gold, and Its declining tendency
during the week, led purchasers to be eau
tious, and confine themselves 70 the legiti-
mate and immediate wants OF their trade.
GoLD-Varied from l4e, on Monday, to
l4h14 ON Saturday. To-day II has ruled
pretty firmly at about l441z, but 1t Is thought
by many thatdt must come lower still.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Were rather weak
er last week, but there IL a better demand
to-day, end 10 is said that shipments are
again being made to Europe. The "cable =
news would Indicate an frnprovernent In
prices and demand for these securities
both in England and Germany.
The course of the money market has not
been so easy, and an effort has been made
to advance the rates on the part of some of
the leading banks and bankers. SO far,
however, this movement has not been sus-
tanned.
srERLfNG ExcHANGE-The demand is
not very large, but. bankers are Arm at
1O01z to lO916 or60 day, bills. " etefrr
The shipments OF specie 10 Europe last
week were near one million dollars, and
the receipts from California about one
half that amount.
BREADsrUFFs- With heavy receipts.
Flour has been duh and declining.
WhIla al faah ox In In Ia
lower qualities have suffered most, and
the market seems TO point lower for the
present; but we note that many holder
are firm in prices, particularly on Family
Brands, believing that with high prices
for grain in the West, an expected adj
vance<in freight and small stock here,
better prices must soon prevailsl Corn has
been active, butyprices have been lower;
the stock is large and increasing
PRovfsIoNs=A lower, and in Pork,
quite panic has prevailed; new mess,
s2i 60 to,sa MOON 5 uE5h
ToBAcco-Demand moderate for Ken
tucity leaf atf9theT lpwar figures.
CoFFEE-The demand is less and the
market weaker. Rio, worth IS to 1870. in
gold.
sTGART-Isaw Sugar weak and inactive,
oWIuB to the uSCllHt III BOlu. fteHneu IN
tair demand at former rates We quote
Soft Yellow 1910 lII5c.s Soft White, l4s4 to
1870, and Crushed, Powdered and Granu-
lated, 1910 l612o.it uHk kIh8 HiL90l
WooL-Continues duh and heavy, and
prices are still lower than our last.
coTToE-Declined considerably since our
last. The receipts are increasing, and large
estimates are now formed in regard to the
present crop. These things have the effect
of reducing values in England, where the
reports from Egypt and Brazil OF present
crops in those countries are extremely
favorable. We quote Middllng Uplands
as nominal at &c.,, to-day, and consider the
market as very weak and Indicating lower
prices. Yours, truly, .bH
FOSTER, COPELAND & Co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-17
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.
Kentucky tobacco Crop.

From returns published in the Louisville
Journal, il appears that total OF 81 ,O62,24O
pounds of tobocco were raised In Kentucky
during the past twelve months. OF this,
70.s56 pounds were raised by free negroes.
During the year 81 ,s73 hogsheads were sold
In Louisville. Averaging the weight OF
each hogshead at 400 pounds, 1t shows
that there has been sold in that market
az, s22 500 pounds, against 6I,O62,240 pounds
raised In the State, or over one-half the
entire product
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, NOV. TO-
The break in the Dry Goods market, mo-
ticed yesterday, still continues. The re-
duction in prices noticed at that time.
brought momentary demand, but buyers
became alarmed yesterday from the con-
tinued decline and refused 60 take g2ous
few boxes of Delaines were sold. as the re,
suit of the reduction on those goods ana
with all other kinds OF goods, tney are to-
day entirely at stand still. Jobbers nave
further reduced prices this morning ana IL
Is said that agents are ready TO meet any
reduction found necessary 10 dispose OF
their goods. The still further decline In
cotton yesterday, and the general belief
that IL viii continue in decline for some
time TO come, encourages manufacturers 70
concede TO the views OF buyers. There are
less buyers In market and the unsettled
state OF trade, noticed yesterday, Is very
much more irregular to-day, and less satis-
factory. HA As 4k.-
The Print market il very unsettled with
an irregular decline I'm goods. Jobbers
have already offered goods at l@2 cents be-
low quotations, but without effecttng sales
The Woo,en Goods market is depressed,
as IL has been for the entire season, and
goods are still declining, Auction sales OF
Germantown goods and other wooden of
Domestic manufacture, are very much be-
low expectations. The following were the
prices on the bulletin board at Stewards
Atlantic A, DC; Pacific A, 2l1Sc.; do. II,
2lLc.; Indian Head A, 2l4c.. There is a
reduction OF nc. on yesterdays prices.
THERE'S less doing in foreign goods. job
beers prices: 1870
brown sHEETINGs.
Salmon Falls at 2lc.; Broadway, BIC.
London, at i5c. t
BLEAcHED sHIRTINos.
Harris, No. l, 30c.; do. No. 2, 20c.; Hope,
&c. m -sff. ,.a'
PRINTS. t3 fs5 ta
Cocheco, 2c.; Darnells, lSc.; Victory,
Ice Empire, he.
TICKS.
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New York Market.

BY telegraph NEW York. Nov. 49, /
.CoTroN-Duli and heavy. and 1@l11c low
er SS@SS1ac for middling uplands, chiefly
az 33c. ,Tststr3 npo1as XIII ~
EFLouR-Receipts 1890 barrels; dull and
I0920c lower; SO 009l0 80 for superfine West
ern; $40 O0@l2 90 for common to medium
extra Western; Sl2 25al3 90 for choice do. I;
Sill Qesl2 30 for eommon-to good shipping
brands OF -extra Round HOOP Ohio; and
sl2 4O@Dla 100 for trade brands; the market
closing quiet.
RYE FLoUR-Without decided change.
CORN MEAL-Dnll. WffNHNA
WHIsKY-More active, with sales of 500
barrels In bond, at 42@43.
WHEAT-Receipts 81, 900 bushels, dull and
2,g4c lower; sales of 100 bushels for 81 %
o. A No. Milwaukee, and " IA for No.
eRYE@o uiet; 81 80 for old western. Z e.
BARLEY = Receipts of 9S,7l7 bushels
steady, with fair demand; sales $500
bushels, at 81 OS4l ii for Canada West In
bond; d 29l6 for Canada West free, and
CoRS-Receipts 80 525 bushels; Irregular
and unsettled, and sc@4c lower; sales OF
1871 900 bushels at 81 28@l 81 for shipping
mixed Western In store and afioat, and
closing at 81 29@l 80; Western Yellow for
foxTs-Receipts, I25, 2ss bushels; market
duh and one cent. lower; sales of $1,000
bushels at 67@ zoe. for Chicago and Milwau-
kee. tdfN.e
RIcR-Quiet.t fsl ItHs ~ Io3
CoFFEE-DuH.k "a Etl
sUGAR-Very duh sales of rs hhds. Cuba
AT lZMc. t-A 'ftttf
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; sales of so barrels OF
New Orleans at 96@9sc. t3E'e
PErRoLEUM-Steady;s sales OF 1900 barrels
o. &c for Crude, and S69 SIC for Refined In
PoRK-Lower and irregular; sales of 800
barrels az s23 3s15deA rs, regular and cash
for new Mess S9J ~, cash. and $50 25@2l
for Prime; also, $50 barrels of new Mess al
SIS S71a, buyers option for December, and
S24. sellers option for January IICI
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
BEEF IL AMs-Heavy; sales ofT0 barrels OF
81 50g3S 50.
BAcoN-Dull.
CUT MEATS-Heavy sales of 323 plxgs at L
@l3c. for Shoulder, l4@l5c. for Hams. and
DRESSED Hoes Quiet at s15@g11c. fol
Western.
LARD-Lower; sales of 600 barrels at I2iz
8l3c., and small lots at 1414c.
BuT1'RR- Heavy; 20eJSlc. for Ohio
CHEFSE-Dull.
MosEY--Rather more active at 4a6 pei
cent. fH II tsAssttfft f. IBIS Eff7
STERLING ExcHANGE-Dull at l08s1CQ lO9Ix
GoLD-Lower, opening AZ 1885, declining
to 1927, and closing at l43A.
GOVERNMENT Sr0cKs-Dul.
The Commercials money article contains
the following: This morning the stool
market shows a sllR ht reaction from tn
decline of the last Few days; as the Roar,
.uuo4 espeIi ispoo sifaaqio .iesgse fleal
dsaJ a9a2i9 10 dteeHi raau ert
u8i .ba3iefios g1atr0-s&
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New Orleans Market,

BY telegraph NEW ORLRASs, Nov. 49, y
CorroN-Irregular and lower; sales of D.
200 bales of low middling at 3l@32c re-
ceipts of the week IS 900 bales, against 25,-
900. Exports 10000 bales stock OH hand
147 800. ~ Fsaa }t4t
SuGAR-~Inactive and fair at i2al Pie.
MoLAssRs- soc; pI ine 75@77%
NEW YORK ExCfIANGE-336 TO 12c. prem
FREIGHTs-New York VI; Liverpool "a
GIG; Havre IL.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-17
House and Lot at Auction.
nv WRITE OE AN ORDER OF

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
- Nanderburgh Circuit Court, made at
the present October term, will sell, to the
highest bidder, at pH6 &c Galcttons on SATuR,
NEXT, at the Court House in Evansville,
at Two o'clock, p. M, the following describ-
cd property, viz: Part OF fractional sec
ton number thirty one (3l,) in township
number SIX go south of range ten (I0) west,
In this county, beginning on the north
line Of saidtractionaI section al at a point
westerly, l65 feet along said section line
from the intersection of the south line OF
Water Street in Evansville, Indiana, with
said section, thence south 40 degrees and 40
minutes east 1875 feet on n line parallel with
the south line Of the extension Of Water
and 30 minutes west. TO the. Ohio River,
thence along said river 70 the line of that
part of said fractional section 81, conveyed
by John M. Stinson TO Silas stephens, re-
corded in Book @, at pages 1912 OF the
thence along said stephens line to the
north line of said fractional section,
thence along said north line to the place
OF beginning, being the same premises set
on and allotted to Mrs. Sarah Stinson for
john w. Stinson, deceased ,..,..,.,
These premises contain over an ACRE OF
GROUND, ON which there is F1Rsr-RArE
TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, be-
sides other improvements; they are sttua-
ted In the upper part OF the city, near
the residences of Mrs. Charles Wells. 81
Terms Of SdLe.--One-third cash on the day
OF Gale, one-third In six months, and one
third In twelve months, the purchaser to
give his note with good freehold security,
with interest and without relief. A deed
viii be made on the payment of the last
ot A. i. ROBINSON, Commissioner.
oct25-ltd-3tw u'tn4W 1901 ~
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sc. Louis Market.

BY telegraph.l ST. Louis, Nov. 10.
CoTroN-Heavy; 30c for middling.
FLoUR-Dull; buyers contending for
lower prices which holders unwillingly
concede. ~ N s-ns E-t
WHEAT-Fiim and Unchanged
CoRN-Higher; 81 05@l 10 for old 80a95c
for new. = 81
OAGs-Advanced; 53a56c. ~ I'll 4
PRoVISIoNS-U nchanged.
WHIsKY-Unchanged.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-17
Grocery Failure.

The Wholesale grocery firm of T.. b. AL
word & Co., has made az assignment and
gone into liquidation. 1t Is generally un-
dBrstood that their liabilities will amount
to near 100000, which will be nearly, or
quite, covered by the assets, Indianapolis
Herald.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-17

Is a safe and LNTA LLLBLE CURE for
Spermatorrhea, general ~ termed Seminal
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