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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-10
The Adulteration OF Iiquors.

H.. H.
sestis
eno disclosures by the United States
Internal Revenue officers, have reveal
ed To the world tta i5as,1. tI,at 80 S,,,,,a
80 s, 80 - - 80
nv tue seen IN the OF mixing
up ankspoisonous drinks and labelling
them tspure wines and lfouorsl,, onr
,,a+;,,, ,,-,,,e, go, :, -. -. -.
neeANs mAnee, say q AeSeht mIlVeF, ltle
the only pure wines in the country.
AS for foreign Sherry. PORTS and the
I,I,, H., ,,,,,,Ist,, 20 .l,,-s T..
tiAe' alo NO.D'S = tLeAe % q sihBAe Ook-
tie OF the pure stun 70 be had In all the
land. Pure wine, next TO water, is the
most baaltbf1,i < 2 III 5,,.i,,i,s Il. e. -
- V 81 VI no. ~ - q At
nral st1mulant. But the druRged COM
pounds xiii the peopie like an pidemic.
A corresnon5lenf n the 6lhicaoo PAT
y y =
says tnat IN oruer 10 get package OF
pure Sherry wine he wrote to friend
in ENGLAND tn send him sorne This
- .ss
i lLs HIVse DacA thak IN lls
there was not bottle OF genuine Sherry
1 wine Ia, he had I'm all England or Scot
-
/ e..le. -, ...,.,,
1T is al, said ne, dul5efaIsq win Win
Dad brandy ana other OF li.sI ma a.
ttertals. have long SINCE SINCE ceaseu 70
Drink IT. foEs 49, ~ = ..I.,,IS =
immense qnanes any " ~ sLii
told 1t Is almost I'M posslDLe 70 purchase
either Sherry,or fort pure anu a&uI-
terated, even ii. IN Sa9l1 toLOEso[S .iilty
arc jaoa ~ ~ i,s.s' fran, sona
oose = al T., % III
19LElple Sotn ..',,,.S, .S,,t
SneFry thAt Is soia, am ass Eea 1.I tnat
Lnere Is n0t q sih oL " fILsSs
Inere are laL ~
Dufg where onerry Is naue =WlLuoub5h
single drop OF the iulce OF me grape
Such stun IS en0ugn 70 poison ReO llt.
FOR TINS reason tnose NlneS meIS
from time LLe ~
beverages OF me nlgheF anu ullu Ii il
classes OF Great Brl.aln, nave come 70
pc shnnned As Polsonls. .l..i, s y. pig
aIes nANe 70 oe q. ~ ~
N sIt - - -
Moulo De Possl Is ZOE you 70 set .,E.elLs
Sherry, even II you ltn poEt'eII ul[est
from Clal1 20 .'s
Of u coi.ies % 80 tsr a. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-10
PIsO.s CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
Is WARRANTED.
Purify Your Houses.

Save Yourself From Sicl<ness---The
Most AstonIshIng Discovery of
the Times.
THE AMERICAN DEoDoRISER will alb
sorb all unpleasant odoTs, arising rom any
cause whatever. 1t Is mediate In It's action
Drains. Sewers, Vaults, decnying vegetation
lin few moments being pronounced by the
Boards of Health In the Eastern cities as In
ONE PACKAGE
VIII sweeten and purify any ordinary sized
house, with all its drainage
Do not fall to supply yourselves sod
Wholesale and Retail at IlAUGHLINS q
RISHFIEID, Druggists Main street, and by
c. a. ODBERT, Druggist, stone Bridge
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-10

This rise Is due solely to a panic. The
farmers tell q dolefnl tale OF failure,
and the mil1ers and dour dealers take
advantage OF il and create panic in
the market. We firmly believe flour
viii decline inside OF month, and we
think We have given 4 reason for the
faith that is in Us
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-10
aJew embellishments.
Lost.

DETwEEN NORTH WHEELING AND
ID Fulton, on the National Road, Pocket
Book containing twenty-four dollars. A
liberal reward will be.pafd for the return OF
the same TO this once. mylO-lto !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-10
COLOSSAL COMBINATION OF
CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE /!

SJREAT SEXTUPLE COMBINATION,
combining under one immense pavilion, and
for one price of admission, six distinct shows:
Lent's Equescurriculum, SpaldIng & Rogers
Great North American Circus, Grizzly Adams
Troupe OF Acting Bears nom California, Edu-
Gated BurInah, or Sacred Bull, the celebrated
Bedouin Arab Troupe, Spence O. Stokes
stud of Trained Homes and Ponies.
Read the following catalogue distinguish
and Maitre du Cirque; Eaton Stone, the great
master Of the Haut Ecole of EquStrianism;
Master Charles Fish, the fearless and dashing
bareback rider; Mr.. John Foster, Clown and
lester, the New York fayorite, late OF Bar
great lexionationist and homeless marvel;
Juan Castillo, with his school OF educated
Dogs II. Gardner, the great dramatic scenic
rider and equestrian car1caturtst; hi. Marks,
the original wit and drollerist; John Hol-
NINA ESpiral, or spiral Column; 9. q Stokes,
introducing his beautiful and highly trained
trick horse, Andy johnson. Jim Madden,
the inimitable groteSque.
The Bedouin Arab Troupe, or Children of
the Desert, Molay e. Hassan, Mosey Ben Said,
Aleph Bise Gimmel. The Holland Family;
John, Eddie and George The Nilsson
Brothers George and Charles, in the super
perilous acts on the trapeZe and horizontal
bar. Messrs. @. W. LOwrie, Morgan Brothers,
Johnny King, Johnny Clark, Doc. Allen, the
wilt, punster and orator. and d host OF Aero
bats, Tumbles. GymnaSts, EQuineS and Aux
ilinr1es. MesdameS Worland, Stokes and
Marks. Mile. Anneta, the Elm Star and
frfenne. La Petite Minnie will introduce, in
beautiful and classic act, her dimlnutlye
ponies "Daisy and Lilly"
The fascinating Ella, in her grand act du
me7idge. Miss Emma Stokes, Miss Maud
Stanley, Miss Katie stokes.
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aIeip advertisements.
of Partnership.

Dissolution OF Partnership.
UlHE PARTNERSHIP HEREToFoRE
existing between n. Rosenthal and A. A.
Ieyison, under the firm name OF IA. Rnsen-
thai & Co., has this day been dissolved by mu-
tuai consent; A A. Levison withdrawn. The
business OF the late firm VIII be settled by IA.
Rosantfai, who will continue the business at
n. ROSENTHAL-
A A LEVISOS.
WHEELING, w VA, May Z, ls66
In connection with the above. I deem It
proper TO state that the withdrawal or Mr.. A.
A.'IRytSOn from partnership viii consequent
" reduce the expense of carrying on The bu.
shall in the future sell only for cash, with the
view of changing my business, in as short as
possible period oftime. shall, therefore, be
able to offer great inducements TO CdGh buy
ers and therefore respectfully invite all those
who desire to purchase goods In my line, to
call and examine my stock and prices before
mayS-lm n. ROSENTHAI-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-10
wHEFI1ye. VIVA, Nav I, is5s.
Dividend.

TTIHE DIRECTORS OF THE FIRST Ma
tional Bank of Wheeling, have this day
declared n dividend of I'VE per cent free from
United States taxi upon the capital stock,
ont Of the profits Of the last six months. pay
able TO the stockholders or their legal repre-
sentativeS, on demand. g. ADAMS
maYS-St Cashler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-10
Diamond.

m CASES CONCENTRATED POTASH
OU and concentrated Lye. Received and
HOGAN & Co,
mylO and LOGAN, LIST & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-10
Childrens' Carriages.
City Lime for Sale.

HEALTH OFFICE,
CITY OF WHEELING, April o. 1865
GlREsH AND SUPERIOR LINE NOW
u on hand and for sale al the city lime
Depot, LIST Ward, Market street, opposite
John ArnstrOngtS Lumber Yard, nom 81 tin IL
a m. Also at Depot in 4th Ward, corner OF
5th and Zane sts, from TO tin 4 p. M; and at
Depot In Centre Wheeling, corner OF Chapline
and ID streets, from TIL Ii a m. -
Orders for the delivery OF Lime left at this
ofiiee promptly attended to.
aprzb=G razH Health officer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ITO TAKE ORDERS FOR AnLfTHE +uEsF-
i tiers OF Petroleum v. Nasty, , forming 4
beautiful octave volume OF nearly go pages
handsomely bound and finely lilnsfrated
% fifteen dollars per day. Experienced agents
ART dropping Histories Of The war % take up
su1t INDUCEMENTS given. Addresz, z. w.
CARROLL 4 Co, IL West 9Th st, C1ucln-
natl myls5W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-10
On. LARooKAu.s
COMPOUND

For the speedy and permanent cure OF
Liver Complaint, Scrofula, or Kings Evil,
Erysipelas, 81. AnthonyS Fire, Pimples,
PuStules, Blotches, Boils, Tumors, Salt
Rhum, Ulcers and Sores, rheumatism,
ral Debility, Uterine liberation, Syphilis and
MercnriAl Disease, and all complaints arising
nom or resulting In Impure Blood.
1t Is double LhearelOt6 ofany other SarSapa-
rilla Compound in the market, and Is Endorsed
by the medical faculty as the bed and chedpeSf
BLOOD PURIFIER extant
Price 81. 90 per Bottle.
Melrose, Mass "a, 49,
Sold 70 the tradeby LAUGHLINS& BUSH
Field; WheeIing, and at retail by al !, Drug
List 4 Co. feb2S-3md6w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-10

DLAID cAssISCEREs FOR BOYS AToLD
i Prices, SILK Warp CaAhmaretts, all Wool
TWee1E. CheaU. i. y. RHODES
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BOYS CARSIMERES.

EINE WHITE LINEN DRILLING, AND
i. Fine and Wide Bird Eye Diaper, at old
prices. (maypl j. s. RHODES.
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Supervisors Meeting.

DRESS GOODS.
II AM CLOSING OUT DRESS GOODS AT
il less than old prices. j. s. RHODES.
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BUCKLEYS SERENADERS.
CHEAn mrsIINS

GOOD YARDw WIDE BLEACHED SHIRT
VI ing at . cents. Heavy and Fine Brown
do. at D cents. j. s. RHODES,
back part of Religious Book House.
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Two new postofices have recently
been established in Washington county
one at Columbia on the Monongahela
ton on the Pittsburgh and Steubenyille
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-14
p FL A. r. MA q II T. N
DIR IU'G CT S r

r. la II M1A y Il II NJ
AFFERS TIKI! FOLLOWING y PREPARATIONS
or HIS own, I. l3aN2 ''.s''' 13i'' III
" M la9coMPoUSp1Na: aRo~ s
81. Johns AnSIcA L1stussr. An y !,
excellent preparation for Sprains,; IA
Brushes, Swellings, Rheumatism, Sc. a.
st, Johns CONCENTRATED EssEkcE or
JAMAICA GISdEa. Prepared from the finest
root. iiss3 I'll IL, sjstssa5 s3;iiW sgias1ai5
E9tSt. Johns lExrscrosAsr d SYRUP, for
coughs, colds, h bronchitis pains iai the
81. Johns f,oxpovsp Fun EXTRACT d 81
BucHu Forsdiseases.of the Bladder, &c. 81
St.Johnss Y EGRTABLE APEarExr PIELs...
ST. Jphn's ,CeMPoygKD SYRUP or THE iHY.
rarnosrnIrEs 81 chest be complaints, weak
~ St.iJthHs ASrlsEprIc DgsfalrrcR. Is
IL SttJebp's ESSENCE LEMON, " AsILlA, &C.,
&c. e,FlsQr aayoringg: saF,i4tis. Is i,.it9b n
e Shot, powder. gin '9 CAPS I double water
9proot,) Ele,a elastic Gun wads. All sizes. Il
Srarilicators, gum, iancets, Eyan's thumb
lancets. toilet soaps, tooth brushes pow de rs
hair oils, envelopes, writing paper. hair
brushes, colnbs, razbrs and strops. tihe lplj0ck
'et knives, Rogers English scissors, Wartea {
English neeales.gtha,s' sewing thread. Il
Carbinate Soda, Salaratps, Hops i.
Smoking tobacco, chewing. tobacco,
cigars. '2oaN sf3ss ss''s9 's'''f3' Il
4 Fine Bourbon Whisky and genuine
French Braady.daa 'lsTitpoT adj tttS III d
Wind w g'ass, putty, oils! colors, var
ulsIes, with q general assortment Of Drugs
aid medicines. coaloiI AMI laInps, Ec., Ac.,
q s3ag q HENRY 81. JOHN S,
.9a8i lcR HOUSE, Alexandria Louisiana. d
Parlicn'ar care given to dispensing plysi-
clans prescriptions for which purpose The
very best drugs have been selected. '.g6. g
November s, 1865, IT, q, sA
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-14
Plantation for X emit or Lease.

Plantation for Rent or Lease.
MY a4Emf IA plantation, lin mile,
from Alexandria on bayou R5bert. No
ibuildings OH the place. d Plenty 81 rails ia
repair fences The 81 ilesse, can l1ay rent il
binding cabins, gin, etc, i tile work is up
proved. The plantstion il one 1T the best
lin Louisiana,i and will be leased fjr three
years. For terms apply, to .Iudge Mannin..
,jsd. ! il !, TiIVs.t MOORE. q
Alexandria, December Sth, ls65itf. a
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-14
THE PRISONER.
runMsHRD EVERY WEDNESDAY.

2 I'VE think some Of the following verse
have appeared in some Southern paper
already, but the author sends them to I
with arecent date attached. We publis
che verses with much pleasure. New Yor
Freeman's journal. 81
Aye, chain the captive eagle! "
~ .Debar him from the sun!
Ye well can brave. his power,
ID Now that your hosts have won!
There was a time the whisper 7e
Of that derided name
E. Had blanche,. your cheeks with terror,
ti.i' And shaken every frame.
Then battling thousands round him
in martial glory stood, sti,' $ '.'4.
To bar him off from evil. ,iu
III 81 With streams oihostile blood. Bsaaa
Then power, might, and honor, E
obeyed his lowest tone, ' ,3...1
J, And jackals Rugged the distance "a
5 Until his step was gone. a r.
.... .a. W.
Il Il N 60 So -, = 80 So = a 81
se 81. lsl tid
W N n'
1a
. 49, - aT,
His soul ye cannot humble, b
With all your arts to pain.l
Nag, turn ' u CO coward wa warfare
Ans Against .1 taat giant mllllha g.
!. whose lightning hashea aasalea
n Inc word 10 Gays oehlnd! = .la@ 4.
The spirit mocks your tanning
'''- And nm ethereal vino
Sails forth to brighter regions.
Where JOY and freedom sing,
-
Ye say he often fingers,
With long and earnest gaze,
z Beside the grated window,
70 watch tho dying rays ;sa.s 9df
s And fain would know the faucies
That Ait across his brain - lts5is
d Tyh;,o string a.alv wstch;n, iitad u 30
es nv 49, ae ~ ,nnoin sa
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-14
! The Trial Of Datscttiil7e Baker.

The trial Of Gen. Baker before the 3 Grim.
inal court has developed some interesting
factss relative to the detective system a and d
pardon brokerage. It appears, = from The
testimony of Lieut. Hine, that last july: he
was detailed by the Assistant Secretary 81
Wan, and placed at the disposal Of Gen. Ba-
kerr and directed to act uhderr,hiss orders
He was Introduced toe Mrs, cobb. a; Can't.
RammeH and as an ext Confederate caup5taiin
who was. seeklRg for apardon. She told
HIM she had great faeilties .for. getting bar
.dons, but would not Inform him what Il.
fuenees she Fad used Capt, Hiaiss drpe5wy, IN
"a statement. signed us C. j, Powell and
affixed aspuriotis magistrates certificate.
He presented this To Mrs, cobb, Who s
anything could be done t0rno,nney, A i con-
tract was entered into and 4 piirSdonl Was
procured. The money paid to her had beef,
!. nla u and this was. ;fterwardsTfound on
her and taken from Der. 1t was,a nart,oi
the money used to entradp the pardon hnO-
ker. Witness acknowledged he s 1nada r :
false statement to her.
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= .asifoN pHafeifsa
NUMBER a3C;
11p q g e n = & NV =
.s.Ls Ia....Eg;s,iB i2 u ! .Hnialea 1sTsgfk
Pu'lRcHAsISs AGENT,
COMMISSION AND .FORWARDING
i a'a4 MfEoRCH1AsN iTgus

fih Having opened 20 Purchasing sAyetcy 70
] the corp0dation Of NJ ERcaAsrs, BusLeERs
PLANTERs, AND aFAxllrEs who do nat wisl,
Ito visit the City, ] Offer my services. 70,
iabe Purchase Of al kinds 81 Merctalndis<
and Supplies which will'be bought az the
/ 1wsstsnlarket rates andaSHfppEDj sriEx.
| ggeEss' q as ordered to, the, erequiredNesti.
nation. All orders entrusted to my care
/ viii be faithfully executed. a''s y go
Orders addressed to my care tliroueh the
Post Office will meet with piDupf attention.
| tAeRATs Of the ADAMS FixfBEssy CoMeANy
nd the COMMERCIAL ExpRGss COMPANY and
the AdESrs Of OTTER COMPANIES connect.
ing with hose, are sdthofized to receive
orders for me. .dtyoss
Parties sendiag-oraers will have the same
lied and sentto authorized agents with bin
Q collect on delivery, or through agents OF
Express Companies.
fdePart,e ssvislrikG! the EIrYis wifi i View Of
a,akipg purchases will Gid ittol their in.
crest 70 4 call on ine as my arrangements
ire such that saving OF Nancy and Time
i'wi'l be the result Of giving me their orders
li0GH. asisaaG5 81 ~ sl,sil Sg.ftis75ai5
It's my purpose to meet the wants Of
~ ci1sses in the States Of LOUISIANA.
| MISSISSIPPI. ALABAMA, ARKAN.
I sAs J, !, and TEXAS, to supply them With
! the following goods; q III g
|GRoCERiEs, DRY GooiDs
FURNITURE geo MA Cf1fNEkY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-20
FROM MEXICO.

BazaIne Issues N ManifestO-The
French TO Remain NeuLraI-NarrOW
Escape of aximiIian-BHznine
Invites GEN. Sherman to the City Of
Mexico. r.r .9.--
New YORK, Dec. 19.-The Herald's Mexi-
can correspondent reports that on the "a
inst. Marshal Bazaine issued Il manifesto in
reply to the Emperor's determination to
remain, stating that in future the French
troops would remain perfectly neutral
taking no part in Mexican affairs.
About Nov. 10Th a Liberal force attacked
San Luis Potosl and were defeated by
Mejia, with heavy loss in killed andS 20
pieces of artillery. ...... o.. ..,.. al .. -: 2,
- Orizaba, the present residence of Maxi
milan, is being heavily fortified On the
night of the 4th inst. General RodenguS
made a dash with 500 men into Orizaba,
and captured 300 mules. lie could as easily
have captured Maximilian and the whole
garrison. Hr.a fa.-l7
A public demonstration was made afte I
the Emperor declared his determination to
remain, the populace parading the streets
and shouting, death to the French, "Death
to the Americans"
Bazaine had sent cordial invitation to
Gen. Sherman to visit the City of Mexico
and remain as his guest.
The Imperialists at Orizaba claim that
Gen. Dias has given his adhesion to Maxi.
milan with 5000 men. e ,t AL.
Il am officially informed that there will
not be French soldier in Mexico by the
first Of April.
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New YORK mnrkot-Doc. m


C0TTOE-AboutJsc 10 better; $50 for middling up
lands .N f-NI .,l7' n 7FiTf
FIOUR-Less active. closing heavy at 90 ara
@l0g5 fer superior western; % 75@13 so for extra:
III OOt9l2 25 for extra round hoop Ohio; $ll 300
ID rs for trade brands. lt0N iaF3 3HF1'
MHISKY-Qu and nominal. :" .airrat
MHEAT-Dull Good No. 2 Milwaukee e. As. y
nR1E-MWe active. r.'t NJ l.r-+l.sf eiiivs1I &
,BARLkY-More active aud without decided
C0RN-Dull and about Ic lower; q 1901 I31s for
mi ed wos ern. Z ~ r,.... '.Vl Tltf'-li7
OATS-Dull and heavy at sec for new Ohio
.WOOL--St ady a. $4,000 for DDu,e'tic fleece,
inside price for unwashed 450D5Oc for pulled.
LEATHE R-Heml0ck sole firm in good request at
3l@32c for Buenos Ayres light weight; 81 JX94Oc
for heavg do; 30h93ldc for California light; 300
$3.50 for beayv do. sIIE 5faiT
PETROLEUM Dull at 10c for crude and aO@3Io
for refined in bond. -I'-,'lg,--
P0kk-.Heavy and lower at $40 9O@20 25 for old
mess, closing at $50 90 cash; $40 5O92l 90 for new
mess. and $l7 379l7 rs for prime tales 1880 brs
new mess 9t $40 5OS2l co. sellers option Tor Janu-
ary and February. ~ wv
sBEEF-Heavy, .tTi rV |I r.agL
BAC0N,-Quiot; shortribbed 9%c. ss71,t f
CUT MEArS-Dul 2 " ii.f -.'I.' El0... 1.
DRESSED H0GS-Dull at sXs9Kc, chiefly at
999I4c for western.
LARD Heavy at laol2Sc for old; Iaxelso for
q .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-20
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
"a .IRREGULARITIES.


These Drops area scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better than any Pills. Powders
Nostrums Being liquid. their action Is direct and
positive. rendering them reliable speedy and GER
tain specific for the Of all obstructiOls and sup
pressions ofnaturs. Their popularity is indicated
by the fact that over 100000 bottles annually sold
and consumed byTthe ladies Of the United States'
every one Of whom speak in the strongest torms:
praise Of their great merits They are rapidly TAX
ing the place Of every other Female Remedy. and
are considered by all who know aught Of them As
the sufest, safest and most infalibe preparation in
the world, for the cure Of all female complaints. the
removal Of all distractions Of nature, and the pro
motion Of health. regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating when they May be used and OK
planning when and why they should not,g nor
could not be used without producing effects contra
~ to natures chosen laws win be found carefully
folded around each bottle, with the written sigma
otire Of JoHN II EYON, without which none are gem
nusuA1d n I'D ~ ava Rpitgs9nhA 'A eaP '' A l'gpt
n Prepared bSs Or. JOHN l.. LYON. ls5 Chspe'
street,u New Haven, Conn.,, who can be consulted
either personaiiyoT BY mail Enclosing stamp, con
Svtning all private dseases and female weaknesses.
Sold By druggists everywhere, ,,I.i Il . ~ h y
General Agents for U. 5. and Canadas.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-20
,G5 FROM CHICAGO.

Convention OF Marine Underwriters
-MOlIie Trussel withdraws her Mo-
ton for a New rriaI-Madame Ris-
tori. lt-'a .'# a.1r
CHICAGO, Dec. ia convention of ma
rine underwriters is being held here, at
tended by about one hundred delegates
The meeting is secret, but it is stated out
side that the convention determined tC
strive for more perfect organization Of
the different companies than had hitherto
been effected, in order chat uniform sched-
ule rates should be determined on. and ad-
hered to. The convention had banquet
at the Sherman House last evening. .J
Mollie Trussel appeared in court this
morning, and through her counsel with
drew her motion for new trial. She was
sentenced, in accordance with the verdict,
to one year ia Che penitentlary at Joliet.
The Tribune announces that Madame
Ristori win visit Chicago for one week,
appearing January 2lst. q4rsb r,.- ~ sagi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-20

FLOUR-Quiei; prices favor buyers; spring ex-
,WHEAl--2a3c lower; No. spring 50 Oe92 l9I;
C0RN3,7;Dull and &c lower; light sales No. at
70 SOC; No. TIC. 0.N
OATS--Steady; No. 9 43kc.
RlE--Quict and unchauaed; No, Ss@SOc
BARLEY-More active and firm; No. . 639esc.
FORKS Quiei snd unsettled, with dec inc vf SOC;
Sl7 so, cash; SIT IS, sellers option, for January
LARD-NOmina at lIkc.
DRESSED H0GS--ln fair demand but l2L @2sc
lower closing quiet at 5OSG 70 for choice shipping
lots; SO STh@6 62H for ordinary lots.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-20
FROM CINCINNATI.
Railroad Accident-One Man Killed.
,nt1rrrs "a T0W Boat Burned. +g a., s.

Railroad Accident-One Man Killed
,nimsrs % TOw Boat Burned, g ipo "
CINCINNATI, Nov. 10 The baggage car
of the Chicago Express, leaving here last
night via indianapolis, was, thrown from
the track when few miles this side of La
Jayette, Indiana, killing Joseph Thomas,
Express messenger and slightly injuring
he baggage master. No other Casualties.
aiise of accident not known. so-,ll,r
The steamer Petrol No. 2, in use as tow
hoat, accidentally took fire at an early hour
his morning, entirely destroying her up
er works. She was valued at $22,0 900; in
ured in this city tor $l6,O0Os Damage not
nOWIl. lLLf.L AA n MA. M W. .--L N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-20
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