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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-10
Turning of the view Orleans Theatre
and Rail Roam

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. THE New Or.
leans Theatre and Ball room, located in
the Second District, and built in 1877,
was burned at six o'clock this morning,
Loss heavy. Partly insured.
Brownsville advices state that after
the reception of dispatches from Gen.
Sheridan, the United States troops were
Withdrawn from Matamoras to the
American side.
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CAIRO, Dec. s.-A woman named
Lieberman attempted to kill her two
children to-day with an axe. The
bodies were terribly mangled. She aE-
severing her head from the BODY. One
ofthe children will probably die.
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New ORLEANS, Dec. 7th.-A special
to the Mobile Times, from Montgomery,
It'll, says the Legislature rejected the
Constitutional Amendment by vote
of p to % in the the Senate and 6s to Is
in the House. The Legislature adj
journed tonight.
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NEW YoRK, Dec. Omitted States
Commissioner Nelson will to-morroyT
give his decision in the case of Create
aux, the Glasgow photographer, who
was arrested eight or ten days ago at the
instance of the British authorities, for
forging bank notes. The decision
grants the asked for extraditfon,
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, December. s.

REGULAR REPORT
CoTToS-Dull and rather easier at Csc for
middlIng uplands.
FLOUR-Heavy and declining for medium
and high grades and without decided change
IN LOW brands round hoop Ohio Sl09II;
trade brands Sll O5@lS 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-QuIet and without decI-
ded alteration. Barley-A shade fiTuer.
Corn-S9ic better; somewhat unsettled al
u l2S3 for shipping mixed western In store
and 81 lO9l 10 for do afloat, closing at 81 IOa
/ II IN store and aIioat; 81 l0515 Tor unsound
ic better, at 6U96lc for Chicago and NIiIwRu-
kee.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Qu Iet and steady Beef
Heavy. Beef Hams-Dull. Bacon-Quiet,
Lard-Quiet and steady.
GROCERIES-Duu.
PETRoLEuAI-Dull at 2lc for crude.
fleece; 2la45c for pulled: 8 a &c for Texas and
H92sc for California.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEY535Steady at 697. SterIing-Steady
GoLD-Lower;o opening at 1855, advancing
to 1854 and closing at 1879.
GovERSSrEST sTocKs.Unchanged but
IO-IOs, I0O1ss; Treasury 1905 1867. s.
SToCKs-DuIl; New York Central llOJS; Erie
IlEi Western Union Telegraph 49,.
Chicago.
DECEMBER s.-SIoSEY-In active demand.
bank rates 10 per cent: l9lk per cent a
month IS freely paid in the street.
MISUNDERSTANDING the decline OF oUC per Dbl
In railroad freights to New York, Hour is al
most stagnant
-Wheat--There is scarcely any
lining doing; No. declined lc, and No. . SC;
sales No. at 50 Ol92 O3, and No. 2 at 81 T6lS
50, closing nominal at S292 OIL for No. /, and
81 1891 I65s for No. 2: Corn-oPened heavy
and closed rather better at size for No. l, and
5Sc for No. . OatS-DuII at 39GiO1&c for No.
2, with amount OF activity.
PRONISIoNS-NleSs POrk-Less firm; sales
at SlT T59IS %. LRrd-14aISc lower; sales at
ll18c cash. Green Meats-More active; shout
deE SC, hams Sc. Dressed HogS-25c higher at
- 1895 20. Live Hogs-Active.
Louisville,
DECEMBER s.-3sales 50 hhds leaf tobacco
ding.
GRATs55w heat-Red 81 O5. corn-old soc:
new 5Sg60c. Oats-55c.
| l21l4c. Green Meats-Hams g1<G91Sc. Bacon
Shoulders l3c; clear sides liJSc. The num-
9sE ro OF hogs killed thus far this season is
OF 1000 bOls at $40 50.
| l413c. MOlasseS-75GS0c.
| WHIsKY-Unsettleda and nominal.
New Orleans.
| DECEMBER -CoTroS-UnchanpetI sales
6OO bales low middling at 29c; middling 3lc
Liverpool Classification receipts $40.
| ROCERIEsS-Sugar-In fair demand; Lou
/ prime 60d62C.
FLoUR-;In good request; supernne $40 75;
extra Sill Goals So
| GRAIN-COn-LOw mixed 81 IL. yvbJta
81 Ia. OatS-Etrm at T5c.
| AAY-OhiO river SIS.
x IR9TSiSSIIoSs-Mess Pork-Duu at SIS. Ba-
con-Dull; shoulders l3c. sides I5c Lard
Inactive at l39IS9<c.
MHIsRY-S2 40.
~ TSoRs4AcGo-steady; fair sIOalO 50; medium
GoLD-l3715.
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RALEIGH, Dec. s.-Governor Worth
has received an order from Gen. SickIes
prohibiting the infliction of corporal
punishment by the courts of North
Carolina. The Governor is in cores
pondence with the President aboutit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-10

NEW YORK, Dec. &c. F. Bacon had
his skull fractured yesterday in an
aItercatlon with Homer Nash in Lau-
A portion of the old Harlem bridoe
gave way yesterday, The new BRIDE
is not yet completed.
car filled with passengers was
smashed last evening while crossing
Hudson street by a dummy engine Of
the Hudson River Railroad. None
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. s.-Weather clear.
Mercury 10. Packers are busy killing
hogs, taking advantage of the change
in the weather.
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BROWN & LOSE,
Phi otographers
WHEELING
l39 MAIN STREET.

WHEELING, y. VA.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF EVERY DEsr,RTP-
lion nom Caftes de Visttes 10 ne EiSe ffIr-
nlshed In india ink, oil and water colors az
tne latest styles and best finish, GiIf and
Rosewood Frames for sale cheap. myls
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NEW FIRM
GALLERY


PARTRIDGE'S GALLERY.
NO. HI MAIN STREET, -
VILE telling, w. VA.
a. C. PARTRIDGE. e.P. CRTrCuERsoy.
VNHE NEW FIRM ARE NOW OFFER
4 ing greater Inducements TO the pnbJfr
t mar, has ever b fore been done in Western
Virginia 70 obtain pictures OF Hll STYLES
anu KINDS known 10 the art. With our IN
creased facilities for operating, In the way Of
new improvements in Instruments, and otIP
magnificent LIGHT, we CAN'T BF, BEAT in
style or price. -
POrc e1aIn.
This Is a new and beautiful style of pic-
lures which isvery popular In all the lead
ing galleries OF the East. These we are now
producing. They can either be taken from
NE OF copied from other pictures and when
coI1Led by our Artist, are perfectly exquisite.
oItW are now prepared To execute work OF
All Kinds, from Gems TO Portrait Size -,
FlctureS OF deceaSed persons copied and
enl91Lsed rom miniature to life size, and col
sep1 A. C. PARTRIDGE d co.
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RICH1oND, Dec. s.-John Mitchell
has formed an editorial connection with
the Dispatch.
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Extensive Millinery Establishment
NO. 9OI WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
MADAMOISELLE KEOGH.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AEOud.
NILILNER DE PARIS.
HAVING REBUILT AND GREATLY
Ii enlarged her place of business, has now
on hand an entire new assortment OF the
very best styles of
FRENCH MILLINERY.
Through her numerous agents in Paris, she
Is enabled TO present in advance Of other es-
tablisements the very latest European styles
N Bonnets. Head Dresses, Caps, Feathers,
Ribbons Frames, etc.
THE SALES ROOMS
Are constantly stocked with the choicest
goods, and those sending orders can be ac-
eommodated at the shortest possible notice.
THE MOURNING DEPARTMENT
Is thoroughly organized, and has been
made speciality in the Establishment.
THE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
Oners great Inducements to Milliners, who
can at any time be furnished with pattern
Sonnets Of the very latest styles, prior TO their
OSlnE exposed at retail.
n. B-French, English and German Spo-
uOv2-6m
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AMOUNT of debt. less cash in :,

4'S9LAS =
From the foregoing statement II appears
that the debt bearing coin interest has In
last monthly statement The debt bearing
currency interest has decreased S24, 1881.
The matured debt not presented for payment
on the LIST amounted to Il, 3S3 la 50 less than
on the LIST proximo. The debt bearing no in
teTest has increased S10l7 ,S23 co. and the total
DEBT less cash in the Treasury, shows n de-
crease of Sl,67S56T 50. The amount of coin
In the Treasury has decreased 81 244, 2O2 10.
The amount OF currency in the Treasury has
increased So ,ST9.
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MOBILE, Dec. s.-The estimate of the
cotton crop here for the present year is
q million and half bales.
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New YORK, Dec. 9.-In the U, S. Cir
cult Court yesterday the case of T. w.
kennard against Ben Holiday for the
recovery Of $4,000 which was sent by
Holidays Express for Colorado,
but was destroyed by the of Iudi-
ans was decided in favor OF Kendard
for the full amount. The Judge ruled
that the express was liable as common
carriers and the verdict was according
ly rendered.
The City of Mexico correspondence
states that on the 18th November the
Dilligence, from Zacatuas, containing
fourteen passengers was stopped within
a short distance of Zatis of frapauta by
lou robbery. Four gentlemen were
taken to the mountains and three re-
tanned for Ransom, $4,000 being de-
manded for three of these and s., 600
for the fourth one. An Ameri-
can named Courtney was sent to
Querltars with orders to raise sums
required, and deposit them with a GER
tain party in that city. The Imperial
troops We're dispatched after the rob-
bers who were soon overtaken, when a
brisk fight ensued, in which forty
soldiers were slain and the balance sur
rendered. The prisoners were at once
tied to trees and the robbers amused
themselves by thrusting them through
with lances or hacking them with sa-
breS. The Liberal forces are everywhere
sprinGing up as if by magic. Pasa-
10, the present terminus of the first di-
vision OF the Imperial Railroad, is oc-
cupied by Il large force, and the whole
valley OF Mexico is teeming with troops.
Colonel Medic occupied Pachuca on the
nth with 500 men. He now has nearly
4,OOO, and IN the face of such facts, the
church party believe they can raise
10000, men in this valley within n
month.
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For the HOLIDAYS
Mince Meat.

M1uce Meat.
AtmOrs's Celebrated Mince Meat.
AtmOrs's Celebrated Minee Neat.
AtmOre's Celebrated Mtnce Meat.
AtmOre's Celebrated Mtnee Meat.
Atmors's Celebrated Mfnce Meat.
Atmores Celebrated Mince Meat.
FOR sale by RI. SMYTH,
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. AT meet
ing of the merchants, at the Chamber
of Commerce, it was resolved to memo
rialize. the Legislature of Georgia TO
compel a reduction of the oppressiyely
high tariffs of the Southern railroads.
as means of protecting the middle
classes from suffering during the pres
ent winter by reason of the high prices
Of transportation of the necessities of
life.
William wlkerson, alias Warren
Manuel, accused of burglary commit
mitted at Quincy, ILL.,, in September,
and who broke Jail ut Quincy, was
arrested here to-day and taken back
by Sheriff Humphrey, of Adams
county.
Subscriptions are collecting to build
a railroad from Cincinnati to unite
with the Frankfort road near Emil
nence, Ky.
A train on the Louisville and Frank
fort Railroad ran off the track near
Lagrange, damaging the road. No
The Louisville grand jury found 21s
indictments to-day, chiefly against
gamblers and Proprietors of race
courses.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCISNAu
Regular Passenger Packet for Pitts.
burEh, Wheeling ana Pnrkarnhurr-.

LsaeS.s 4steamer GREY EAGLE '''S CaSt.
H54:@AJohn Gordon, a. r, bunting
Clerk, leaves Pittsburgh for ParkersburH
every wednesday and Saturday at ~ M:
leaves wheeling for PnrkersbuFR every
Wednesday and saturday at u n M: Leaves;
PnEkersburg for Pittsburgh every Monday
ana ThurSday at p. m; leaves Wheeling for
n. m. "
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon
1ay ana Ihursday Mt the Wharf Boat until
BOOTH, BATTELLE a Co,
OcA ..". Steamboat A ueDfE
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w ~ STNGT.TTON

W. T. SINGLETON.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN TOBACCO.
w SNUFF AND CIGARS, No 81 Main
street. Respectfully in vites the attention. Of
dealers to his large variety oil Virginia manu-
featured Tobaceos Of old and long establishtsj
following brands: s'-S
3. F. 6raveIy, J. B, Pace
Race & Son, O. T., RaiIyZiu
H. N. Sterling L & WpysGn
Vim. CramptOu. n II RG0sSr
In addition he has a large assortment ar other
brands, consisting Of pounds I<'s So ms I5fs
Navy pounds and half pounds Fig and Ne
Apple Tobacco, Fancy, and Rough and RessSJy
twist &c, &C; with many different brands ar
imported Cigars All of which win bf. Eold
70 the trade at fair prices sn2s
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PittsburEh, wheeling and ParLer4-

The steamer "LESI sIiEOTI."
LefkksstLsa Will leave for ParkeTsburE an
ACiallipolls every uessiay and Fri
day night of each week at Q o'clock
HeInrntnS leaves for Pittsburgh Monday
FOR freight OF passage, apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
sep9O-u Agents
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


The following is an official statement of the
RnDlic deot q the United States on the LIST OF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-05

/ .ea(From the N. Y.Independent, S0th.l 7o1
/ There is considerable activity in the
market, and prices are hardening general
h lya The demand appears equal TO the sup
ply except for ssome woolens.t brown
sheetings and shirtings have been largely
sold. Prices of the heavier kinds have adj
vanced little. The demand is very ac-
tive.saBleached goods also are active and
very buoyant. Drills are wanted, both for
export and. home consumption, but of
heavy weights. Lower weights are dull
and lower. Cantons are heavy, with %. an
increasing stock. Stripes are active. Ticks
steady. DENNIS are in good request. Prints
are very brisk, and the stock Is being ra-
pidly reduced by large sales, greater than
the rece4ptS.A G1nghamS OF desirable 6ne
styles are quick of sales. Delaines are in
increasing demand, and prices steady. Co
burgs continue to move freely, and are I'M
Ilderselling imported fabrics sShawiS are
active and steady. Broadcloths move
more actively, but hardly up to the supply.
Cassimeres are more brisk, but still the
styles are lfirffil Satinets1 are moderately
active, but weak in price. Tweeds are dull:
Jeans are steady. Flanneis are active and
firm. Blankets are in fair request at steady
prices. The market for foreign fabrics Is
quite lively. Dress goods are in good de-
mand at better prices. Fine mer1nos, de-
laines, and wool eplaldS are active. silks,
both back and colored, are IN request
| Heavy overcOatings are in special demand.
| held firmly with a steady demand stun
| goods are quiet. Auction sales are on the
increase, and all desirable fabrics sell well
| and fast, such as dress goods, silks, heavy
| woOlenS, and Tailoring goods Buyers from
| the country are numerous.
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NEW YoRK, Sept.

~.., q NEW YORK, Sept. 4-6 P. NJ.
CofToN- ore active, but prices without
decided change; sales 33@35c.
FLoUR--M ediuTn grades steady; in ferior.
f5aa5c lower; So f0as 70 Ex. State: S. 5Ota
01Ex. R. RIO. slo@l2 for trade brands and
WHfsKY-q quiet sold in bond 45c. sFF-gs va
WHEAT-2@4c lower; S3g3 951 for new
White Michigan; " 20 for small parcels
No. Il Milwaukee, Eesaq .H8sF8 ,glsEf - Isl
7 RYE-DaIl and lower at S0tGS3 ihtgf 3ftA 81
/ CoRN-Recefpts 72,O75 bushels: L and q
cents better; sales $4,000 bushels at s0@8O%
for inferior; 8l@82 for shipping mixed
Western. and Sic for white Western ID 8fA
OATs@-Receipts 6 30 bushels; sales 4.S00
bushels at Ala IS for Chicago; 46952 for Mill
CoFFEE-Steady.. sn4to tstl - aas1G 1kH
SUfA R-Steady; Cuba l0s4@1lA. ~
MoT1ssES-Efrun ST. Groix 6I(G64.
PETRoLEUM-Firm; 269ZI for crude, and
441la45 for refined in bond. 49,.
P0AK Quiet but hr1ns 3275@S2 9lfor new
mess. So s+ssa% as B8A agAsE A. g~
REFF HANS Duh ana nominal iia g
Cur MEATs-Steatiy at l4t9l5c for Shout
deTs and I9Cda2t1Sc for Hams. nf2 ~
BAcoN-I Inactive; Short Ribbed, 1910.
LARD-Dull and heavy at lS1491012c.
BUTTER-Dull and heavy at 2o955c LOT
CHEEsE-Heavy at TO@lsc. ...
MoNEY-Easy and steady at Ago per
cent. 'a
sTERLIEG4 Somewhat unsettled at 1857
GoLD-Unsettled and firmer; opening at
145z<, advancing to 1865, and closing al
1867.
FREIGHTs TO LIvERPooL-Dull.
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-Dull and droop-
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The general impression of the mercantile
community is that the coming Fall Trade
win be very large. The New York Tribune,
of Saturday. says the hotels of that city are
filled with merchants, and a very good
business Il reported by jcbbers generally.
DOMESTIC MONEY MARKETs.-The Nash
willie Despatch says:
AS far as we can learn FROM q free inter
course with our merchants generally, the
conviction among all classes is that the
Fall trade, wholesale and retail, will open
early. and fha5 it viii exceed the tfahsae-
tons OF any season for a numb Der of years
past Indeed, we heard one of our most
prominent and successful merchant res
mark yesterday that the indications point
ed to a larger Fail trade thangth transac-
lions for. the corresponding period in 1866
the year preceding the war. =, !,
/ -'The N Y. Ere1ling Post of Wednesday last
says: ,sfuTyG
/ The national currency is still abundant,
/ and the banks are lending it to the Govern
ment agents at eleven days, free ofinterest.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.
NEonetary.la ~ -

EVANSVILLE, September A.
We have no specialchange to note in the
money market. There is full demand
for loans, and dffiicnlty is experiencedin
realizing upon any but strictly Legitimate
and promptly payable business paper.
Wheat is in Reinforcement and creates
large call for money. The quantity,
though under an average crop, Is COM
pensated In quality, and atlpresentl prices
will yield to the grower larger returns than
realized from the last years crop. This
is a good point, for upon good and fair
crops, and consequent .pIosperltyg 10 the
farmers, mainly depend the activity and
success of all other interests. e - .its5 Il
The corn, and other crops, since the late
rains, also promise q good. yield, giving
assurance of abundant food. a5iTBm
COTTON Is plenty, and tobacco enough; 50
that. if the dernagogu ess donot ruin us, we
shall have enough to encourage us in the
immediate future.
Exchange is in excess of the demand
sonfewllat, brates, except large amounts
to regular contractors, unchanged.
Gold has sdeclined, and still tends down
ward. Buying rates here to-day are l43,
selling l45. A margin of three to four per
cent. under New York rates will robably
be established for buying in this market,
the fluctuations being $50 rapid as tGrednfre
this for safety. ,tioyerpmantS witnant ma
terials change. we continue former quotae
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LOCAL NOTICES.

G. A. R.-The Evansville Encamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the Re
public will meet this evening Mon
day, Sept. 5th,) at Chambers Hall,
corner of Locust and First Streets.
Let every member be on hand at
eight o'clock. By order of the Com
mittee. Il. L. ELLIOTT,
Secretary.
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THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JoURNA WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER

ing: SKIES of. s8l, coupons, liz; Five-Twen-
ty coupons of ~, 1il54;a FIVE. Twenty cou-
SERIES 1857: do, third series 1851. 80 q
The T30$t7s money article says: (" Though
there Is much dizziness, there is no depres-
sion, and an Improvement IN the prices OF
easy at 5 per cent. with transactions at
lower rates Commercial paper, 596 per
cent with more demand than supply.
Stocks stagnant, but firm at the close, in
CONSEQUENCE of a rufnor Of lower prices in
London. Governments are dropping. For
eign Exchange unsettled /" ..e.. =. ..5s,s.'t
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at5a C1NcrNNArr, September 4.

.ficfIHfaHffH ~ C1NCINNATI, September 4. ,
FLoUR-In good demand at fun rates
Superfine at IS 0o9S rs, trade brands at
WHEAT Dun, but prices are not lower.
No. new. Red at 81 40, and Extra State at
81 so. ..+-5es.et $3.50 .,s5. ,t q, 80
CoRN-Is in better demand; prices are
nlSneI. EllAed ~ osc- fie f}af s4 Ffh4AW
RYE-Advanced to S0c(385.,.,ts Nj s,tfftrg
4. WHIsKY Firmer; in bond, at sl1z; free,
at 81 80. t-ts & ef..sr +. &; ~ M -S
-sPRoYIsIoNs Dull, but held firmly i. no
sales of consequence, rt,1f 4s.e7 1850 artie n
LARD Can be bought at lsl12oe, abis Low
GOLD Closed at .l46II2, ali yfIalr eangdf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-05

vA sCGAEPEEFE3 SFdbCl1 AND GEN
- eral ASSORTMENT of Staple and Fancy
Groceries constantly 5On1haad, with fresh
ARRIVALS Of Geuntrg PEeeincess ualA Bar
1t WILDE our aim. to supply all reason
able wants in our line OF q Well-reguIated
family. s5.s.E f-s L. IGI4 EHART a co..
Also, the best brands of Flour ,Gorns
Meal. Feed. &e. - ~ 4 IL n. --Lmay12 u q
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Toledo Lumber Market.

TOLEDO, August 81.
Clear S55; I'd do. $50; Box S45; Stock
Boards SOB; Common Boards 500, Gull
Boards Sl4; Fencing $50; Gull Fencing Sl4;
Joists, Scantling and Timber, Is feet and
under, $40; A No. Is inch Sawed Shingles
IS so; do No. 2 "a 70; A Nc. 4 10 inchdo S. rs
do No. 2 do "a p; Lath "a so; Common
Dressed Siding $22; I'd and Clear Dressed
Siding $2S; Clear and I'd Dressed; Flooring
$50. 20 80 III m VA
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n@ Head & Mooney have

DG- Head & Mooney have COM
menced receiving their new goods,
and will display for the examination
of the public, one of the best assort-
ed and cheapest stocks of Dry Goods
ever brought to the market. All are
respectfully invited to call.
HEAD & MOONEY,
sep4-d2t No. 40 Main Street.
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win be presented to ticket-holders, includ
ing
800. 900 i'm Greenbacks.
Number of tickets issued, 500, 200.
Price $1 each.

vWvHTS rs THE GREATEST IN
-A ducement ever offered to the public,
one ticket out of every four drawing a
prize. The following prizes are a few
among the many to be drawn (for full list
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90 JAMES 81. CUTLER, Secretary.
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view OrIenris Market. = .

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ding at 3lQ32c ;greceipts for four days l, LOS
bales, against S5I bales exports 4 49, bales,
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BGTen dozen nice Shetland
Shawls, just received and selling cheap,
at SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'S