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NAN huLEp At TIE STocE YsnDs.-A
,oung man named John Lyon, about twenty-five
yesfs old. who had bet u tesidlnE ut No. Gl Efnzic
street, was out Of tho ciry on Tue~day, ana re-
turned On freight train OF the Chica:o aud St
Louis 1tsf11ead. Being without mouey and not In
tending 10 pay hts fare: hc rode npou pumpcr''
brtwefu tao care. When the Train nrl1yc1 near
the Stock Yards, on the day night Lyon io-t his
hslsnce and fell npon the track under inc trucks,
oac ot ~hlch passfn; over him, crushed both Ills
lssr. his lett arm. and terribly rutilard his h,iy
The mau was taken 10 the llongh House, yet alive,
where he fingered iu great physical ago y iur
Three hours. Eyes5 eg ri Was made By Ds. L. q.
keeler, ConnfT Physician, to al~,i.te us sua,s-
d'7a sbonr Midnight Lyon was an unmarried
mfn. grid r-':se of corscr, Denmark, be u hi
irierds reside. HI had been In Ibis city bu: lew
mo1tne.
, 1866-11-08

INSTRUCTIONS IN OIL rA4Sr,Sa.-M:ss Men,
n,n, we'll known among us as m acco.np,.s1cl
teacher In oil ra:nt'n:, narias r-cely lc;u.., Il
from the East. is opening cIassc7 at hei stad'o,
No. as State street. ftu;n the ao:f':5 che ha I.
cs-Eccd, and the ilat'cIllg Success achiesed IN
tncs p-sL we e1tfcfpsfe tIat 1'ey ";lt be ss H.
t"ndcd. 1he=e who rave leisure tn drvo:, t. so
pic. s-rt aEd improving IN employ n:ns arr com
mentet 10 ay:il themselves Of ,l.: :ryi.es.
, 1866-11-08

RET S1cS Fss4LLr.-7nc reHu'o1 0! tue mem
btrs Of the Lnicsgo Mercantile Bati:-y takes
r1Sec at the Briggs Honse this evening. Ta's
mc-1irG Of old comrzde. n arms to spe ii
lew hour in the Interchange o. rez'r'scenccs
rad socinl enjoyment. will no doubt l3 mot
pleasant. Tie Arrangement lsar. llc.a male on
a. Inviting Sc.fc. ard Ike wants os tic u.atetial ~
well ms social n1ln-e will be ably mct- -
, 1866-11-08

TnrEs7sc.-1ie tf:li-11gc,cd f:a:crnity ri.
The sneak st'cyes eenera'1y nc hol.iips lleh c'-
nivR1 III ttecity. Clothing of all descriptions T.
suddenly sp''ited away, ard packets gang
dcspatrhcly 20. the light weight OF The a. ,+-
toned pormeura.e. Tt'ts7tiay mnrning aboa;
rtne o'clock little b1acil c.ts named Mary, LEFT
No. 4ce Sale street saEipc Ni;h her s6 in money,
tl,c properly Of Mrs. Newell, who t,a-as therc.
She has rot ben t-c7 iu tas s:r nifty -ince. A
young man VINO bcasds q. Nm. IN State -tscer,
the va1ne Of s1-5, taken From his room on Non.
day night.
, 1866-11-08

PEEsESTA11oS.-Thc travelling public and the
people Of Chicago are very generally acquainted
With John Gauric1, the ge,1leman.y Na;ar Domo
O. the fremont House DUNG r.. past eleven
years. Mr. Gabriel Is ubont n remove to Wash
ll.;on City, TO open the tr..cd States Hotel there
\, Macarthur. As ht.ins Testimonial 10 lis eter-
ling qualities Of head aud hcsts, Ar. Gnbriel's
friends In the fremont House. 3 few evenings
Eob]ets Of beautiful workmanship. a7propriately
eue1aved. The presentation was inside oy Nj.
the eame length Of time, IN feelin.: and eloquent
speech. Mr.. GatIiel made Ee,i acSup~le5c-
MEET Of the E1tt 1cd b.Le L.ni :l1-we.l to Ills
late associates. The p2:.uo= OF the Tre:aa5t will
universally y:ish Mr. &. sEec-> in his r.w rot r
prize al the Nations. Ca y;;7t.
, 1866-11-08

4 GENTS-Wantcd- SCH a new
a Ecsk, now rcaay-TI1E LnSr tAtssr. II" o1lr
Titrta1 hsse5F Of ts gar from The suut.rrn ~. y
l.. H. follAFd. G1 ttF1.lnla- This wo-E contains
Mnch Of the .eeret history Of dc w.r. wh:r. oi:
AeFhsFn auth r. hare never tfen asIr 0tli;l 13
tspronnnnrf4 hy all parties to b. the .'te-rst-
inE and btst written atstry yet published rh.luicl-
!he English isneuace +. known." Frcr, he rt.neS.
teeptle Fress--oue Of the most remarkable books or
The iiet1s1ss q ne wo:id Asn1s arg 1pe'ti1: &!sh
ITO COPIES In days, and says he can sell sa} il tse
eonnty; Another in lee Gounty. Iosa o7dess IS aaa
dsed. of snar letters arr file tc e,cc. Extra
!nin1emfnts are NOW ettf.eu to enerc.te asents.
Address Is once G. y. LtiLEY, Publishes, .G Key-
polds' nsoek. Chltago, Ill.
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1yyANTED-A first class shirt maker,
w .i'r Whr"1ee 4 Wilson machine, Highest
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, 1866-11-08

4 GENTS s. Wanted - For The Most
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liberal commission. than any othre company Onr
booEs do not pass through the hands ct general agents.
tas nearv ~ ether subscription works DO therefore,
VIC arc rEabfed 10 rive our the extra res
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pef'eEced canyA*eEs will the advantage OF aprly-
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aEcnts. and all otsery. rho WANT thc best parIlts.
assncy Will please s.Ed for circuta!s Az! see -.
lofmr. an compare IhrM ard The ch&ratlo. OF our
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steady; red 81 75a2 co. white SO O5a3 16.
Corn dull; white 05a96; yellow 90: Oats
steady. Provisions dull. Mess Pork
1874 Is: Sugar firm. Coffee, Rio, very
scarce; none, in first hands. Seeds quiet;
fax seed SO 20.
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Commercial Matters.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, September TO-
Cotton in demand at firm prices; 33aS5
for laiddling upland; chiefly at 33c.
Flour, l5a25c better, with limited SUP.
ply aud good inquiry for medium grades.
Sc 45a9 40 for Extra State; S. 6Sall 80
for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; and Sll 1Oal2 10
trade brands. Whisky quiet. Wheat
receipts l1,005 bushels; very scarce auS
Base better; I5l4c for unsound Chicago:
50 II tor No. 2 Milwaukee; 81 75a2 ~ for
new amber State; SIS 10 for new white
Michigan. Rye dull at S2aS5c. Barley
and barley malt dull. Corn, receipts
without decided change; SIC for inferior;
S2!aS3 for shipping mixed western. Oats,
receipts 1858 bushels; more sctlve and
closed rather mole steady; sales $4,000
bnshel at 44aiSc for Chicago; 47a52c for
Milwaukee. Coffee firm, with q fair de-
mand. Sugar, steady, but quiet at
lO3all. Molasses dull. Petroleum quiet.
but steady; 27a27 ic for crude, and 45a4G
for refined in bond Pork Quiet and
heavy; S32 10a33 % for new mess
closing at S33 l2i cash; S3I OOa3I 30 for
old dol $50 OOa3O % for prime: also. 2.75O
barrels new mess Tor September and
October, at sellers and buyers option,
at SS2 5Oa32 70. Beef steady and quiet;
ga ooal6 W for new plain mess; Si9a23
lor new extra mess. Beef hams nominal.
Gut meats unchanged; l4ial5c for shout
ders, and l9ia2l3c for hams. Bacon
more active; Cumberland cut I5!aI58
Lard more actlqe aud heavy at lSa5oIc
Butter dull; 25a32c for Ohio and 40
for State. Cheese unchanged at IUsI1s
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED DE
ID Trust made by Jacob Keller to me, dated
the 18Th day of July, 1861, and recorded In the
office of the Recorder for Marshall county, In
dead book fourteen, QD folio fifty mine. $50
shaIl on TUESDAY, the 18th DAY OF SEP.
TEMPER, 1866, proceed to sell ut the 'front.'
door of the Court House in said county OF Mar
shall. the following described real estate, lying
on Big Wheeling Greek, in said county, con,
tanning two hundred and forty-eight acres and
ninety poles, more or less and bounded as fol'
lows, 10 wit Beginning at a stone corner 10
Lewis Bonnet. Esq, marked L. B., NO. T.
thence S l9t, w So poles TO stone markeu =.
B., No. @ near run, thence n 59t w poies 10
a white walnut, thence S OH w So poles 10
beach and beach stump, near Bonnetts dig null,
thence n IS, W JOs poles, crossing Big wheel
mo creek to a white walnut and buckeye
st,'mn, in an old line of Bennett and Buchanan's
survey. thence with said line N IL, " 1876 poles
to white walnut and blackberry tree on the
hank of said creek, thence N &C. z SIS poles,
crossing Wheeling creek at poles to sugar
tree stump near a large sycamore by road,
thence N 81, f liz poles to sugar tree, thence
N 76 Z rs poles to q sugar tree and white oak
near drain, thence down said drain s g. E 81
poles to fallen sugar tree on hill side. thence
s 81, w "a poles to the beginning, being the
same land conveyed to said Jacob Keller by
Lewis Bornett and wife BIZ deed of Novembe
9Th 1884, and recordedin book 19, page 457 OF
the records of Ohio county,
The terms Of sale are cash. Selling as l. as
tee shall convex only such title as is vested In
me, but the title is believed to be unimpeac ha-
BILE. VIM. s. GOSHORN,
aupI Trustee.
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Regular Packets.

JTheeIing and Parkersburg D. S. Mail Boats.
THE NEW AND LIGHT
slznt2 DRAUGHT Side-wheel steamers
EAGLE and EXPRESS.
These boats run regularly between Wheeling
and Parkersburg daily, Sundays excepted, leaving
a. M, on arrival Of trains from Pittsburg.
Returning, leaves Petersburg at o'clock,
A NJ, arriving at Bellair in time to connect
with the eastern bound train.
Through tickets can be procured on these
boats for Pittsburg and eastern cities.
BOOTH, BATELLE g. CO.,
Agents, Wheeling, w. Va.
HALL g. CO.,
Agents Marietta Ohio.
COOK, BERRY g. GORDON,
aug16.tf Agents, Petersburg w. Va.
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RIVER NEWS.

TIE RIVER was rising last night, with
seven feet five inches water. Business
on the levee was moro animated.
Packets for today: Express TOR Far
kersburg, II a. m; Logan for steuben'
vile, 2p. m; Combs for Sunfsh, 3p. M
and GAINESVILLE for Bellair at the usual
hours.
We clip the following from the Cincln'
cinnati Gazette of yesterday: !.
The Apnes. bound from st. Louis to
w bhe H riyer, ran into the bank, five
miles above Memphis Friday night, in
the fog, and sprung her butts: She
throwed overheard part of her freight to
keep from sinking and entered protest
there.
The Linnie Drown, bound from Mem
phis to Pine Bluff, Arkansas, with large
trip of freight, struck snag, Friday
night, in the fog, nearly opposite Helena,
Arkansas, sinking close to shore to her
hurricane roof. The boat and cargo are
a total loss. She had a large lot OF
freight on board. The boat is valued at
$4,000, and insured here for $4,000.
She is owned by David Gibson, Captain
Claycomb, her commander, and George
N. Baker, the clerk.
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OUR Corn CROP.-The corn crop o
the United States for the present year,
is estimated at the enormous amount of
100000, 900 bushels. 1t is stated that
in the last twenty-five years the annual
increase OF the corn crop has averaged
four per cent and in the three censuses
last taken it is stated thus: Ia 1910.
81 ,53l ,S75 bushels; 1850, 592 GIL ,l04
bushels; and 1860, S30,4ll ,707 bushels.
Half the crop is grown in the Mississippi
Valley, north OF Tennessee. What limit
can there be to the greatness and power
of country whose annual crop of one
single cereal amounts TO more than "a
thousand millions Uf bushels
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From the Richmond (Ya.) Examiner.
The Convention of Colored Men-A
White Man Intrudes-ffis Reception
is Cool.
We are pleased to state that the pro-
ceeGings of the Colored Baptist COnven-
ton, which has been i'll session here for
several days past, has been marked by
the utmost decorum and good feelings
We were Disguised. however, by the iu-
effectual efforts OF white man, the
Rev. Florence Mccarthy, of the Oregon
Hill Baptist Church, to lug politics into
a religious conN entton. Being visitor,
he was, through the courtesy of the Con.
vention, allowed to address them for ii
short time, when he took occasion to
say that he was in favor of the equality
Of the cOlored man with the white man,
before the law, and that, further, he
thought that they should be socially,
civiliy and politically their equals; uh~,,
for himself, he considered them his equal,
socially, and that he had much rather
associate with them than the dirty Irisb
and Dutch. He said that when the ne
gres were allowed to vote, and that they
should be allowed to do 50, lie intended
to use a stroke of policy and become
candidate for Congress.
We warn the negroes against this
miserable CT allure. He only wants your
money. Keep close watch upon your
pockets. During the war he was chap
lain in the Confederate army, and a red
hot secessionist. Knowing that he had
brothers who fought and died for the
Lost Cause" We hesitated for time,
through respect for them, about the pro-
priety OF this statement being made
public, but we know that he must be
held In the same contempt by them that
he is by us. We were glad to see that
this miserable attempt met with no IA
vor at the hands of those whom he tried
to influence, and we only hope that the
Irish and German population, many of
whom live on Oregon Hill, will not feel
called upon 10 administer to him the
chastisement he So richly deserves.
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon
don, Graduate from ono Of the most eminen,
Colleges in the United States, and tbs greste,
part of whose life has been spent In the hospi
where, has effected some OF the most astonishhs
cures that were ever known; many troubles
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep
great nervousness, being alarmed at sudds.
sounds, bashfulness, with frequent blushing. Al,
tended sometimes with arrangement Of MIND
uara curad hmm iafaly
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From the Richmond (Ya) ExamInerl
The Convention of Coiored Meu-A
White Man Intrudes-His Reception
is Cool.
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pypRIyArE MILES o'REILLY.

uypR1yATE MILES o'REILLY.
Anon a rare old plants the Icy Green"
Och. a rare old flag was the flag we bore,
Twas bully ould flag, an nice
It had Sthripes in plenty, and Shtars gGtore
Twas the broth of purity device
FAX We carried it South, an We carried 1t FAR
An arounait our bivouacs made;
An We swOre by the Shamrock that never q
Shtar
From its azure field should fade
Ave this was the oath, tell you thIne,
That was sworn in the sowls OF our Boys III
Blue!
The fight IL grows thick, an our boys they fall,
AM the shells like bGnShee scream;
An the Flag-it is torn by many ball
But to yield 1t we never dhream
Though pierced by bullets, yet still 1t bears
All the Shtars in its tattered field
An again the Brigade, like to one man, swears,
Not a Shtar from the Flag we yieldl
Twas the deep, hot oath, tell you thrue,.
That lay close to the hearts OF our Boys In
Bluei
Shure, the fight it was won, after many year,
But two.thirds of the boys who bore
That Flag, from their wives and sweethearts
dear,
Returned to their homes no more
They died by the bullet-dsesse had power,
An 10 death they were rudely tossed;
But the thought came warm in their dying hour
Not Shtsr from the Flag is LOST
Then they said their Packers and Aces
through,
An like freshmen died-did our Boys in
Blue
But now they tell us some Shtars are gone,
Torn ont by the rebel gale;
That the States we fought for-the States we
won,
.ra at;lI ont oF tho -pion,s nale
May their sowls in The Di0uFS hot kitchen
glow,
Who sing such lynn sthrain
By the Dead in their Graves, it shall not be SO
They shall have what thew died to gain
All the Shtsrs in our Flag shall still shine
through
The grass growing soft DER our Dead in
Blue
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Etna Fire and Marine ms. Co.,
OF WHEELING.
Capital ----.----------.-------S kOO,OVV'
DIRECTORS:
James c. Aeheson, William B B: Simpson
Jno. X. B0tsford VIM. G. Handlan,
T. NJ Dodson.
This Company having been fully organized Is
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing establish
ments Furniture, and Cargoes OF all kinds on
Western Waters.
Applications for Insurance viii be promptly
attended to by the Secretary. 80
Office at the National Savings Bank No. 63
Main street JAMES G. ACHES0N, Pres.
WIN. B. SIMPSON, Vice Pres.
s. p. HnDRETH, Sec.
II. G. HARDING, Asst. SEQ. mar22ly
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New York Mouey Marker,
NEW YORK, September

NEW YORK, September 10
Money easy at 4a5 per cent. Stering
dull and nominal, l054alO64. Gold Is
without material change, opening at
146s, declining to 146f, advancing 70
146s, and closing at l46t. ~
Government stocks without decided
change. e'
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INSURANCE.
National Insurance Company

National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
Capital stock.---.--..-----....S fO0, 0O0.
President, Zee President
GEO. K. WHEAT. JAS. McCLUNEY.
DIRECTORS:
:Jobn K Wilson, EC. Quarter,
Samuel Harper, james =: Or
Geo. Adams James Mckinney
j. T. Updegraf Geo. Il. Wneat-
Christian Smith,
This Company having been fully organized
Ia prepared to transact business, and asks I'D
eral share of public patronage
Rates as low as any first class Company.
marS S ' ' JOHN BISHOP, Sec.
, 1866-12-02

The Best IN the World: Hasnless reliable, instapts-
70 Fidieuiou. tfnts. siEntA WnE1xH i BsIcn.L.R1
NEE YORK. Atso. Reg ESRKAEIiG EXTRACT Of
AIlLEE1EC hsS-tcstuses- prCs4syes Al4A bsau&adeN
Ito b3lr. Fold oy all uruERHB. des1lsS1y
, 1866-12-02

tatives, broken By the constant rcnet,,,on ~
the part oi tue choir Of the responsas ssCn,i
hc gracious to u.s." and "God. wo cry 10
t.,s thee.x n the moro independent parts Of
en- etsctsra1, Sl Singing soft Voices Of children arc
Al. At certain part Of the service tho Cezsre-
Natsh s,', and his bride stepped forward from tho
circle OF the Imperial family, and hayfnr
%;. uesn conducted BY the Emperor to 4
taneo dats. Joined In the prayers Of
ls Princes ae'0Rp'iei e lin lass5 S.dS sTo
whom T. recognized as Prinec A1cxis. ap. 10
pFoac he'd and held above tho heads Of tho
1tida1 pair tho marriage crown peculiar to
the orthodox ritual. They resemble in shane
aed SIC the episcopal tixras, and seem to be
o. silver wire, Or come such material, Inter-
Eofen N1th -silk- This singular ceremony
nciating princes being repeatedly Obliged to
change their hands from weariness, Sud
denly tue music became softer. quicker. and
more melodioue. It's eloquent notes pre-
dictcd The speedy censummation Of the hal
lowed act. To this tune bride ind bride
E!ooin WGse icy thrice round the altar by tho
MetroPollte. Then they were pronounced
man and wife: An exchange Of rings in this
country only takes place at the betfothal.
Nhiie the Prince and Princess Alexander
weIe stu receiving, the congratulations Of
tner h!ustrious relatives hnary n1chpriest,
Wth stentosian voice, intoned prayer for
INC health and welfare of the Car, bis wife,
nnd his children. His appeal to the Deity
WAS preferred in urgent accents, the other
clergy Ginning in, md With many infections
and Eenrleciions asking blessings on tho
head Of their beloved sovereign. i rolling
Ie Dcuns terminated tho service. 1t was
q glorious composition, and jubi,antly sung.
At Its close the imperial family, haring
received the Fluctuations of the clergy, left
the chapel with their royal guests. The only
was that the bridegroom and bride walked
Eide l,y side. They all ACKNOWLEDGED the r.,
spectfut sa!utationB of the spectators. The
procession reformed, and accompanied the
imperial pcrsonagas TO their private apart
ments.
As I left the palacc tho first spow has
fallen. Rnssta had assumed her nationa
Enrb to welcome her future Queen.
, 1866-12-02
THE CoSQUERED ROOSTER.

Coop that Rooster, for he. weaz1;
Ant his head ia dropping dressyi
Coop him, hide hipa. 1t IL best:
) FoE there's not chick to fear him,
Abd there's rot htn to cheer him,
And thete's no eEE taid near him
Scorned by those who did EeSerc hiu-
Hide him-coop him-lst him rest.
I. Take that booster OF he's sAttarnd,
All his feAtheFs widely scattered,
And his bill Is hroken, battered,
Dy the strong blows Of the toe.
Oh. "a haEl for us to hitc him,
We uho 60 tondty cred arm-
Now That he no more cat ctoHi
Coop that Rooster, for he's cssptur.
And his tots each other claspinY.
Culver With tie fearful rasp,n.
He received Oh TUESDAY lastf
Honest John, tl5s valtant bscscr.
Fluids ttat he's Lot worth 4 cracker.
Erarky Blair, hts caeklin. cInrIrr
Corre1hcnd md braye puehwhacCer-
ESs1 Dean, Tic greasy suncket-
AL admt: Ills race is past.
fct the Rooster be clicked,
Ard stately F7lc eiccied.
And the pstty dlsIuTectca
By the ReEtkttars rlected
tAt AtEuS kE4ECkEQ-
Let the Bird be taken bono;
FOR tho Ecatts 1hat did adore him,
ana tpe hAnde thai upward borr him,
Anu tue feet that run before him.
1o1n tie ranks Of thoec iI1at tore him
Those that cut the Roos.er'e coubs
Coop the Hoostes-coop him tadly,
9nee Ten thousand backed him gladly.
Auh ten thousand wildly, tnadly,
aWutr lc Eh0u1d forever croVl
EWoFe Rat hostile spur should mover
!1s taumph4ut windpipc sever,
and tha! he slpuid fght foseverI
But he now Is Lying towl
Oh! his comb Is cpr ard bloody,
AND his legs are hzl1i ed and muddy.
AID hS breast with blood Is ruday
And htt C1is arc da-kly blue;
Imply trhw and bursted cizzatd,
Iaii and wings completely scis >orcd,
Erlltd at one decisive blizzard
Aolsed-sktunct irum 4 to zzard-
q, poor cocE-a-doodie-dool
, 1866-12-02

Sn,. ~, peesmnet T..
m"rs esPet,aly .a ne nf9v,,oa trade sn. oraes
Q, oS. E ~ m aa in III II tens a.srd's
TIA: h- Ect, N i.r hog ernr thraSh the coanuy
oc,sss PACK. treu een,menens operations, aad rem
ucEs 'hcn l:1.c u tac x:sene.
f;S;'9,s: r. T. Rss,s
ISs ESss h;;se: ~, ~ csIan.:i, Snsa sen,
an cona.ous coEdition that cannot be maintained
ks.tesu ,tirpe:s h.se cneFel into Assy eons2.tio9
IL sSsn Ias
though extremely osasne q y the i.t nsrs aud ptot:
~ II f.! ( 81
tanning aneh hkh rec:s y rot q similar atsan;iso
n. RE- Essa p: r.; A. ,ae:S :ss
tsreses of tn;ss pFsE!oss!z sax, & hsxs
ttso.,sof, nd slos 10 h.. "a eIprst. .nelF
% sns 1ess.te pfies, fas y. isnstst.aos, non -
t !. LII atssiy es.seI Saa u sssats.axe Sr li5
paeas7t haze oil7 -,re sc'cssees a: pssseat en-
lie ' receipts o: soz rs the ~eek taa
srss fseTt s5 It. ri .ais is nsf IT.
to'ai, sesl I7as'oE IS i = ~ ty saa:a5aSa: q
sssttspenia: aeck II - Eece:ps. xeFc art.sea
,a T.; !s G5; iii Ia + L =;
Taea eonpAra!..s.T f.s.dI at Est9 S;e:., e1s q
light 70 htafy <cfSnk 4hd Ia Aone G&k21eS k1
tct w eAo!lc kes lss!ls HeaS+ low eSes, a.
The cattle parttt lAt been .ctlve shippers belnx The
ps3tc!pai purchasers :t6c EruAs. 1hs packing to
ihe present tine appTo1!cates 10 ~ hogs, Ad le
7he market Tor pr.ac:s has hen inacve, dell AID
draxxjIx aiess p1fI Lecned $1-o he', and elnsea
Crisi 1(c fr "fpct." aal he sAelc 1,r Jaal3s1
drivry. For iAt:e- tl:er Il btsrr tt mi II y
for prent tel,ve, I7isoe ns. j. held a. tlsM E1s
lower price E1EA Urine and fRo p'ES could be had
1beTc feers hat little tesirs buy Krtru ne4u ant
Is tte packers unwilling 70 sell at pretert pttoc4
c<t Of ttosc nox be7ng made att sstt-d DO IN OF
paekefs' aerxEnt- Tie nAstet may b quoted 4t342
34e a1%haudc3s for sides. *rd 81 e3iic Tor nAsn
small Aytrats ct tEese Iii Az IN ue1E4na AL 81
| u.ty EEiS lat ats tErte-l Ia0rt sncc1ss n
Gi1c for ttouk.e.A1oa Aasacts A ~: sne c7an
f,y 81 rea: Ady ship il rt:y AualL And tan*t naS
edtscd have t<ea bal sh-1 TINE toEu. Aad ~!!: ~
h- satt . el!7 u -nne i1E,r sra. ci.:. ,l. 81
hSsd. Msli.n u:ea ! could te hsd a s4t4$1c 70
CCIsf<rlAEcs se Ius loax nl6cles; 9A9s3c tor 40:
I r,IIctf4 No lcEE CIT ha:1e being male The il4
Es.kft ms fulei steady AZ! flt nEtae sta-3 ?:
z dcslyc,f, and tc for tAaEA.J de!lEesJ. No. seI
far ia fat hEt 10 tn light supply. Grcases afr i!
at tcc fer htte: EIttSAc Tor !es!oE. and x.tS
| ar ErpEn 7he stcf maEket u tnsetlve. extra ncss
iS,4!:c ucss 1-t :ac-thc lower quotations etiaS {,
M ters' second fxz1s 1acw cEict At to .elasc 70
st it,c irvrf foT bntcher*. Comfy losx sell NJ r
| So Tsltur grease ErE II a49:1c.
| Eretcftt rreta.tr1: 70 tstrp, &c: 70 Neg tEirAn!
&C: 10 New TpfE7 3:.0 t'hl:aiect!s sa1 na1t11!o''
| Il r. HENET NIL~AEp + Co.