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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-28

New YORK, Nov. N.LThe Worlds
Baltimore special says: The New Or
leans papers received this evening, con-
tains later dates from Texas.
Large numbers of emigrants were
pouring into the interior of the State.
a portion of whom were of foreign
birth, but the majority were from Ar
kansas and Missouri. The influx has
caused buildings to become very scarce,
and in Rusk county it was impossible
to get out lumber fast enough to pro-
vide shelter for the new corners.
The Federal troops stationed at Waco
were amusing themselves by appropri-
once taken, were never returned. MANY
of the settlers in Montague and jack
wise counties had been driven from
their homes by the Williams.
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PHLADEIPHIA, Nov. 27,-The o6i-
GERS of the Internal Revenue are dill
gently Investigating the frauds on the
Internal Revenue. Frank CarrOlf-wRs
today committed for Illegal distllIing,
To-morrow afternoon The base bali
season in Philadelphia will close with
q grand contest between picked mines.
composed 3of players from the
best clubs of this and other cities,
Pratt and Mcbride will pitch.
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SAN FRARC1sco. Nov. Sz-PIacar.
vile, Cal, dispatches yesterday an
nounce the diScoVery of a rich gold
bearing quartz ledge near that place.
One thousand dollars worth of loose
gold was picked mp near the snrface.
Three miles Of the ground were imme-
diatety taken up. 9t4
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ALBANY, NoY. GA meeting of the
Board of Directors of the New York
Central Railroad Company was held
here to-day. There are rumors that the
Vanderbilt movement to secure control
Of the road was checkmated, and that
Erastus Corning will chosen Presi-
dent and William g. Fargo, Vice Presi-
" that nothing occurred at the meetinp
to Justify their statement and that only
the ordinary routine of business was
transactedS
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 27.-The third
rail on the g reat Western Railroad to
enable the cars on the New York Cen
trail and Michigan Central roads to run
on it will soon be laid. The Great West
ern and other roads are then to put ON
a through freight line between New
York, Boston and the West, 70 be
known as the Blue line.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
says: We learn from private intelli-
gence from Washington that Thaddeus
Stevens has called a caucus OF the Re-
publican members to meet on Thursday
to bring about concert Of action for
impeaching the President. = ? :
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 27.-The great sus-
pension bridge over the Ohio river at
Cincinnati, (2,252 feet longO viii be
opened to pedestrians on Saturday,
December LIST, with appropriate cere.
monies. 1t is the longest single span
bridge in the world, costing two mil
lions of dollars. Railway tracks are
laid over it. The span, from centre to
centre of towers; is !, O57 feet.
A project is on foot to supply Ciucin-
natl with pure water from the Little
Miami river, six miles above the city.
The solid and rapid growth of the city
demands this enterprise. 49,
Cholera has entirely disappeared
from the city. - ~
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NEW York, Nov. 27.2The regular
board of brokers, by a tiEo.thirds vote,
have this day removed the restriction
compelling members of their board to
charge one-eighth per cent. brokerage.
Members of the stock exchange can
now average their brokerage charges
with customers.
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AUGUSTA, ME-, Nov. 27.-Eben F.
Pilsbury, Of Harrington, late Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor of this
State, has been appointed and received
his commission, as United States Pen
sion agent at this city, in place of Chas.
n. Potter, removed.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-Geo. Grove,
of the firm of Grove 81 Bro, extensive
manufacturers of Linseed Oil, died sud
denly to-day. 80
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Fires.

C1NC1NNAT1, Nov. ga fire at New
ark, o., this afternoon destroyed Shook
Insured for 81 900.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-Theloss of Scott,
Cutler 81 Co., by thdfire in Kansas CITY
on Sunday, was 100000. Insured for
The grand jury indicted Bill Steward
and his accessory, Sanders, for robbing
Jaccard q Coz jewelry store of dia-
monds, some days ago.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-The rosin
and turpentine works of Rowley & Co.,
in the southern party of this city, were
destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
Loss about SAC, 600. =, -
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BoUBvtIiI1E, Nov. u The JournaI,s
special sayss Three robbers were tax
en- from the Lebanon jail on Saturday
night by mob and hanged.
Mess. 8. Field, q lawyer, of this city,
committed suicide today.
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ron CINCINNATT.

- The elegant passenger steamer
EDINBUR9,N Captain 1. Ia
Thompson, q. w. Thomson Cl'b.
VIII leave rs above on Wednesday, the 2Sth
inst, at O'Clock n. m. ~ -SSfft
FOR freight or passage, apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE & Co,
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From Canada.

- OTTowA, G. W., Nov. 27.-The Tooth
and portions OF other regiments of
British regulars stationed here are to
be shortly removed westward, where
from reasons not yet developed, there
is to be a strong concentration of forces.
KINGSTON, G. W., Nov. GA SER
mon was preached here last evening at
the Episcopal Cathedral by the Rev.
Mr.. Allen in favor of the annexation
of Canada to the United States.
MONTREAL, @. W., Nov. GA meet
ing has been called in this city for
Wednesday evening to- consider the
subject Of the annexation of Canada to
the United States. 4
TORONTO, g. W., Nov. N.-The Globe
of this morning says, that a telegraph
operator named ii. a. Bogardus, now
in this city, has fallen heir to 50, 3OO,-
900 through the death ofirelations who
had an interest in the Trinity Church
property in New York!5 The claim is
in the hands of Messrs. Bostwick, Sew
ard and Griswold of New York city,
QUEBEC O. f., Nov. 27.-Five hum
dred pounds sterling were received
from Birming England, and one
hundred pounds from Wegear, for the
relief of the sufferers by the Quebec
fire. ~
The troops at ottowa were inspected
by Major General Lindsay, this morn
foRoNro, G. W., Nov. 27.-No decis-
ion has been given in the Court of
Queens Bench or Common Pleas to-
day, as to granting rule for new tri-
ais, as applied for by the Counsel for
the Fen1Rns under sentence OF death.
It is rumored that heavy concentra.
ton OF troops in this city is about to
commence, in view of the near ap.
proach of the 18th OF December, the day
fixed for the execution of the Fenians,
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Steambuats. :

For the Lower ohio. Cairo q Sc. Louis.
- The steamer az. w. GARRFT'T'
LellsStS land BargeS. Capt. John X. Booth,
$50 Will leave MS above ON Saturday
the LIST of December, at 5 o'clock, p. M, - ;,
For freight, apply 10 - = ~
nov27-5t BOOfa, BATTELI,is 4 co. ACTS
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RRaunAR REpoRr,


*. S99 ~ but not very active at Sl1z9
NOS LOT middling uplands.
. eLoUR--IOpened dun and closed shade
H GH n6e With more doing in part for export:
" tySgl0 % for sound Common extra state:
Ply 5gt9ll % for extra round noon Ohio and
lS q loE trade brands; included in sales
1075. - 49, ca etsA' 'AS CIV <A'SS
WHBKY-Quiet; state In bond a.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES better On S1v, GRADES
with some export .enquiry; 81 S5G97is for
No. Milwaukee, and s. 3O52 35I[ SSr No ~ .
do. Barley Malt-QuIet at 81 ~ CSST
Opened l@aC better. and closed dull inset
tied and declining; 81 259l 25% for shinpinV
mixed western in store and afloat clCSsinS
with sellers at 81 . in store; Sl059l 10 for new
yellow Jersey and 81 . for yellow western In
90 for Chicago and Milwaukee, and 66IS9
GRoCERIEs- CoHee-Dun. sugar-Duu at
l09l2c for Cuba. AIolaSses-Dnn at SS399c
for New Orleans.
PErRoLEUN-Easierat 2l1Sc for crude, and
S2LSc for refined In bond.
PRoElsIoSS-P oEk-Opened heavy and
ular and cash for new mess, closing at So So
cash. and ~ OO93 50 for prime. Beef-HenVy
at Sl2@lS for new plain mess, and ElT;R22 for
new extra mess. Beef HamS-Heayy Mt S2l6
80. Bacon-Quiet and heavy at l2c Tor Cum
berland gut, and l21{9l25Sc for short ribbed.
Cut MeatS-HeAvy Mt 99l01Sc for shoulders,
and l99l3Hc for hams. Dressed HogS-SteRdy
hARD-Frner at l21SS!4c.
Ohio.
CHEEsE--Dull at lSal6ISc.
FRETGHT3To LIVERPoOL-Morea active and
penny better.
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New York. Nov. 27.-The investiga-
ton of Illicit dlstillery business in this
city, still continues, and to-day addi-
tional distilleries and a quantity of
whisky were seized and confiscated.
The streets are full of all sorts of alb
surd rumors this evening, relative to
England and Mexico, and though they
are pretty well understood to be mere
Inventions, the spectators have used
them with success to run up the price of
gold several per cent. Parties who
bought in at 1891 last week, are now
enabled to sell out at handsome profit.
The Mackune ,Chilian topedo case
was to-day ordered to stand over till
the next term of the United States Cir
cult Court. :.
Captain Abraham N. Brevort, well
known Iofficer sof marines, for years
past in command of the National Re-
ceiving Rendezvous in this city, and
for three years previous in charge of
the Naval Recruiting Station, at the
Brookly Navy Yard, died in Brooklyn
yesterday morning, aged "a years. He
was forty-six years in the Marine
SOFDHs q
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AIhnmr

NOVEMBER 27.-FLoUR-More active.
Wheat-Quiet. Oats and
OoEn-DulL Barley-Two-roWedS 81 10;
matt 81 80.
OIL City, PennsyIVanIa.
NOVEMBER 2z.-PErRoLEuM.-C Con-
tinues dull, with a slight demand,
Prices unchanged.
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New YoRK, Nov. 27.-Pffyhte dis
patches from London to-day quote %,
--i-1A slzi1 - l,srs .s-.s 5.lt--.s-7ti
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Extensive Millinery Establishment i
NO. 9OI WALNUT STREET. ga
PHILADELPHTA.
MADAMOISFIlIiE KRoaH.

MADAMOISEIIIIE KE0GH,
BuLiRER DE PARIS
HAVING REBUILT AND GREATLY
il enlarged her place OF business has now
on hand an entire new aSs0Ftment Of me
very best styles OF
FRENCH MILLINERY.
Through her numerous agents in PARA she
= enabled TO present In advance OF other e.
tabhsements the very latest European STYLES
IN Bonneta. Head OresleS Cans F0aflSeF9
Ribbons, Frames etc. 8 -
THE SALES ROOMS
Are constantly stocked with the cholcegt
GOODS and those sending orders can be ac-
SoInhlodALeu ~ the shortest possible notice.
THE MOURNING DEPARTMENT
II thoroughly orRnniEed and has baan
made q speciality In the Esfahlishnenf
THE Wholesale DEPARTMENT
OneH great Inducements TO AIillineFs who
can AZ any time be furnished with pSfteIn
6onne@ Of the very --latest styles, prior 10 t6eiF
being exposed at retail. = n. = = :
N.Bs-Erench, English and German SIM
KEN noV9-8ba !
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DRY Goopa.

into state of comparative QuietnesS ana
mere Is but little variation in prices to report
So1I1Say, as in the absence Of buyers there Is no
S Siiotne concessions would be made on large
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.FoREIaM NEMa,z.
Arrlyal Of .he steamer seO1In.

3 AEE4NAA OI the 9GG1UlSG 9GOkARs
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-The steamer
Scotia, from Liverpool on the 18th and
Queenstown. on the 18th, has arrived.
The London Morning Herald a1vo-
Gates the consideration of the pending
questions between the United States
and Great Britain, even by arbitration.
The London Times saws Her Maies-
tyis Goyernmentc contemplate appoint
ing q commissioner to inquire into
the operation of the neutrality laws,
and to report on the possibility OF
amending them SO as to bring them
into conformity with international OBJ
legations. This inquiry will not pre-
clude future steps with regard to the
adjustment of the Alabama claims,
which are still under consideration by
the Government, and must be enter
tanned on their own merits.
Much damage has been done by the
hood in Lancashire and Yorkshire.
AT the sitting of the SaxonY Cham
bers of Deputies on the 10th inst, the
Minister declared in the most positive
manner that SaxonY had concluded no
alliance with Austria before or during
the war. The Minister added that Sax
oDy had faithfully observed the prom
Use to that effect.
defeat OF the allies at Eurapity had
caused complete disunion among the
leaders of the alliance.
Gen. Flores had been in Monteveda.
On the 18th of September Gen. Meleie
had evacuated Curusa, and left with
the rest of the army for Fuginty, He
had refused to avail himself of Brazil
Ian transports for the conveyance of
his troops. tr.F
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Regular Passenger Packet for Pics.
bursh, Wheeling. aud Isnrn, on.aErl,.n.I

- The new and elegant passenger
steamer t9IsEY EAGLE" Capt.
I7.15- lJohn Gordon, A. r, Bunting
Clerk, leaves Pittsburgh for ParkerSbuTg
every "Wednesday and Saturday at II M:
leaves wheeling for Parkenbur every
wednesday and Saturday ut I2 n. M: leaves
ParkeBbuIg for Pittsburgh every Monday
and Thursday at 2 p. M; leaves Wheeling for
Farkersourg every Tuesday and Friday at !
q. III. -
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon:
day and Thursday ut the Wharf Boat until
BOOTH, BATTELLE4 CO,
O5 Steamboat Agents
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Bushtield, Wallace & Co,
SOLE AGENTS FOR :
Morning Star Bitters,

GREATEsT TONIC OF THE AGE.
ETHIS sWoNDERFUI TONIC IS UN-
Il equRled Is cure for Liver Complaint.
dyspepsia, Fever and ARue, Billions, Inter.
mlttent and Remlttent Fevers,
ITS also Invaluable In Nervous Weakness
o. an kinds. as it VIII restore the wasted
sGEen8tn with wonderful peEmnuenca.
1CWli pe found totally difieEent nom any
oI Ite = tteLs and y 80 pronounced by many
OF tne 49, pnyslclans In the country.
:, NIcQnEAtnSn no mineral or poisonous quail
tleS, put u composed entirely OF vegetable
For further proof and attestat,on Of its IN.
Naluanle preventive and eurGfiye pFoperties
- the annexed certidcafs 81 4 senfIenaST
OF sanding, who has a1RunineI1 ~ Y,SoTIfS
0not8 convinced that no miDeTSl ~ iIISS1 nj
substance 30 often found In fliS $1,000
vegetable hltters Of GhedRy clIl ~ SIISs,SS
in this truly healthfdl and eieFaS5t 81
CERTIFICATE.
SiFe-Judging nom the benanclai effff a.
peElaneed IN thetu8e OF one Botfie Al T.S11II
1aEnmg star Bltters, = By my W1fs ana nv
geltS IN touing mp the syEt6pl IN . JTe1lf Ef1SSs
am s.tined they are an excellent tonic. md
cordially nd as Eiilsll % ~
-. y. 81. POTTER. s
2 i'-lt W ..,ss ~ | n0E2t.2W
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Also wen selected stock ofFURNIsHR Sa
Sso0Dss Consisting Of ever thing neeessa ~
Al the latest novelties OF the season. sep29
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Observation-Disclosures and un-
GRsAIIIN.a.Wheat-Better; 81 OF for No.
sales at soc. oats-4sc.
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Che --latest News.
3 z TELEG RAPH.

ny the Union line.
Once. corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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Pittsburgh, wheeling and ParIzcr.-
burg.
The steamer LEM LEoTI. +"
ellsatt will leave for ParkeTsbuTP and
@lGRlllpOlis every uesiiny and Erie
day night OF each week at 9O'clOck.
,i h1ed1I9LnlnE leaves for Pittsburgh Monday
FOR freight or passage, apply on hoard or to
BOOTH, BArrELLE 4 CO.., ~
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alton has checked the buoyancy OF the mar
keGs the upward tendency In stocks Was
soStatned at the morning boards but between
3S9l per cent. Erie was one 81 me most
ploLnlnent speculative stocks; strong CLIQUE
1 Stl.n3 committed To higher prices; having
oos48nE Iaige amounts Of the stock previous
20 me talI IN quotations. There q however a
consldeFable short interest in the stock and
STEP Governments ana more IN demand. e.
Deel0llV old 6g20s = ~
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LONDON, Nov. q, [Evening.)-con-
soils closed at 8eN for money; o. s.
sos 703<; Illinois central, 70; Erie, 4s1<.
Z. L1vERPooL, Nov. q, Evening Got
ton closed at 141<d for middling upland.
Wheat, easier. Pork, declining. -.
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NovR1BER Z.-FLoUR-Duu;S ll so for No.
SlS 30 for red winter; Sl4 so for whites
GRA1N-W heat-Quiet Corn-Dull; Mo. L
lndiana on private terms. Barley-Dnlf and
93nGh@9nged; two rowed 90c in bond: Chicago
cay cay 99lnte u Is free; State 81 90. Rys-Duli;
'E G4s q II FRr1ea4s-1o,zsr .n,, ,,r,.,,,.,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-27

~ E., drink a,i .,e ,arres, SAITH
the Scrip'u re. A. &" the extisr psst
70 know Il no better pace e. recon- ne I'd
than the Is ablisbmsnt Of c X. Smith l.
Co, whars they are in ~sekIy reee,p. OF
choice fresh oysters, direct from Chicago.
They ars sspplysas the public 1t ~hole-
sale ani retail. Call and $50 them.
~ti5 REWARD. --S:raysi fran the
. snbs:ribsT one shits COW with red ears,
o. scar under hsr neck-ons red steer
calf With . white lace one dark bfindis
ssd staSr coming tso years --one small
vhit. steer coming two years The above
reward viii b paid TO any rerssn lsa,in
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aAokEswEARE. JouAP ALLIEoH
Banking & Agency Office
Pr s." r. 60 -sJ-- M@
WEARE & A LLISON,
Cor. I'd and Pearl Sts.,
Sioax Cat 10 ~

COLLECTIONS nad~ and reanisted ~ current
~ rates - sxrkaAg<; EiIl~ u Ex.ia'kc. tnrnw-
r"n, Money aud Cola Bought aud said Deposit. re-
c~ived and Ndn,r. iassstsd; Lraft,fa, sal. Oh any
c"aefry i" Esru1s
age By hire
Particsfss attention given to the paymsn "
Taxes in any county In Iowa.
Real Estate bought and .old Land Warrant
seated.
We .s'srs"the believing partis With whom
have done bus iness:- AT.#.
Park Bank, Nsw York;
d. Il. Arnold, Pres't Mercantile Bank N. Y.
Messrs. knaati, Macleod Kubae, Bankers, MI
Msssrs. Cbss Cambios Co., Bankers, Phil.
Nessrs. Clark. Bros J. 4 Co., Bankers st. Louis.
Gen. .. Harding, Of Union Bank st Louis.
T.G. Adams, Banker, Chicago. E@=#s#a
". .Coaibsngb / Co., Bankers Chicago.
Y, Partridge, ESQ, tanker, seneca fssts, MI,
CIV. Norton, EsG President southern Bank &
.Koutucky y, Russellvillr. Ky. 49, ..ss.- ....-.ga~
B. A. Fletcher. Banker. Indian apolis, Indisna.
Hon. VIM: Montgom~ IN, Washington -. s.
TIL. Walker. Erg., Salem, Nov Yosk.
v. srs. IL. Markell 4 Co., Bankers, Dubuque
LIl a .Ya;A!s,, DabAer Davenport l"rs9
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inform Ssi.a at this otiics which will lead
TO their recovery.
jsnl3,3v.' JAS. LAuAY.

- Letters remaining UNCLAIMED il
the Pos, Office 1t Sioux City, January
18th, 1866. 10 obtain any of these letters
the applicant must call for aduertised let.
ters. give the date OF this list, aud pa,
one cen. for advertising. II not called
Tor IL one month, they will b sen, 70 the
Dead Letter Office.
Harry Abbott, 6; George Cope, 3 :;
James d. Ellie; Hugh Guv"n; l.. D..
Kelley; James L. Kent; John Susie /;
Mrs. Anna Mathews; James Mcbeth; C
4 Farmer; Phillip l.. Sawyer, 2; G. A
Sdckn-y H"n. D. X. Jenny; Calvin
Wall Matthias Wsggoner.
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New England seems bound 10 be a.
ways ia advance Of any Other locality
especially in fsna,icism. The ls.es, iep-
rous spo; which uissrsces her hitherto
we'll furnished sscutcheon, is virtually the
making merchandise OF her daughtsrs.-
In Imitation Of those olden times. ~hsn .
white woman Was worth sbou, $50 lbs Of
tobacco 10 the Colony Of virgin,s; . be-
i"g-ws will not Gull him \ msn-na,ns ID
Mercer, 70 now said TO have collected 3uO
New E"si.ud females "t"r sh,p"en, -
Wx>h1"x,o" Tertiary. to use the phrn.
eo'sy u the pres. l" tee r",ns tn even,
C"mnercs has away, 'lna steas brxnvh
vi Nc E'x.and !. du,,r,. all. great,
source .! wealth ~ her, aud ~h-h iegin-
'"a'e'y exercised IL truly commendab.e :.
but wh-" commercial ".hipncn,s' mA,-
from New E"gi~"d porte co n.is, VI white
females, then ia our opinion she hss mos,
admiralty succeeded 10 new mission,
namely, the sievs.iux 10 comparative re-.
spec'sb'lisy those wicked and s-farious
Practice known % the Coolie Trad. and
the African Slave Trade. When Mercer
succeeds, NV England wall thea have
"quaItsl The wild Indians Of the plane,
Who sell their young ~n,n-n ia market i.r
= blanket. . sack of aour. pony, Or wha,
il s"'l more patent. y plat Ut sh,sksy
Me e.r. AXES h'- mtrcaAa ~. u y new
c .uu'ry tor IN nk... 4 large p.s,,uu ct
'hns- pers,us sho Will 10 likely ~ b- par.
ch .sers, are sad (, D. a e, of sem,-..v
10 people. rough and uncou,h ~ their
habits aud manners bu, good hearted, hon
tad brav". NJ. y are sail ..r nab,t
rr->-u with >q'~., hut i is thought,
.aa' E~ ,n"ch ~ marriages he, wcrn the
~n,'es asl l'ada.n- only ts., isrins IN.
pleasure I'll the w"l, por.on Vi tn. no .>e-
hoid, many viii abandon their old ASSOC
clates aud take new uncs when thereto
tempted BY New E"yds beatty aud
Mercer undoubtedly understands die
playing the wares in which h. is dealing,
and Of course the best fabrics OF New
< gland will be well IA Aaufac ured after
the latest Parisinn fashions.
Some years ago We visited the slave psns
# uanbu,sh, South Carul,na, where hu-
man n-rchaEd,ss Vas ~ ~ays on sxhiu-
tiOn for ale, and We uo,Iced that on al,
occasions the inmates Of those peus we're
KEEP, w.I dressed aud compelled 10 Oh
serve cleanliness in their h .bits. These
two precautions .d.el much to the pre-
seat.bie sppeaAance IF The inn.tes OF
those pess So we suppose Mercer, the
New England white slave dealer u
something worse, viii conduct h,.nssl.
relative 70 his merchandise, which hs has
collected tor shipment"
Verify, New England Is . barren !sud,
but rich ia thu new productions Of lhs
brain. We should not be surprised il ~
had soon to announce through the colu .Aus
Of the Reg,ster that
Thrice the brinded cat hath mewed,
Thrice; aud once III. hedge pig ~hinsr
down in Boston recently, AMI soms ons
had boa hung therefor.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-27

Owing to the illness of the proprietor
of the Register, no paper "a. issue: last
week. NJ. Frenzy is still conf ned to his
room, though improving Durirg hi i'l-
Meas the r. gis'er NAV not b. i.suat but
every other week - help is very scarce.
With the proprietor sick and no De,;l
in the institu,i"n We are some wha, en-
bsssassed. both for solid, and light matter,
but We aim At originality a. far as pos
siale and W think Ne present our readers
with . good quantity this week.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-27
Call, Gall, Call,

~We can afford to. and rilIsells all
our gods At prices which in tn. o. times
will make il ~ object both in ps,se and
hoppines for the Rich and Poor, the Eco
noMist aAd tAe fspropideHt.tAe Epicure
s.dAAe Fragai.o purchase o. ~.
i 0bCssh tor she seller and ss,islsc,i,n
to the purchaser. IL the bushes. no, Of
ns31ly 4. y. BOOCE / 60.