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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-11-08
IN CHANCERY.


The object of this suit is to assign to Eliza
beth Fisher the widow Of John Fisher, deed,
Aer dover in the read estate Of the said John
Fisher, deceased, in Morgan county and to
obtain a decree of the said Court for the sale
of the interest of the said John ], Fisher in
the real estate of his father. John Fisher, de-
ceased, to discharge a claim due the said Plain
tiff, Joseph Davis, by the said John J. Fisher,
and it appearing on affidavit filed in this suit,
that the said defendant, John J. Fisher, is not
a resident of this State, he is hereby required
to appear here within one month after due
publication Of this Order and do what is neees-
sary to protect his interest in this matter 1t
is further ordered that a copy hereof be pub
lished once week for four successive weeks,
osed at 6e rot door Of THE
Morgan county, on the first Monday after
date of this Order A copy-Testc,
VIM II. BAKER, Clerk
Oct Is Faulkner q
, 1866-11-04
A Sad SH1e{4E

From tic B1tala Express, October 9s.}
An inquest was held BY Coroner rEdmunds.
Tuesday, on the body Of John Il: Alvane,
Who was found dead In coEnfeld on bis
fathers farm, on the Pcnd'eton koaa, IN tne
town OF Amherst, about eighteen miles from
Buffalo, on the end Of October. The cir.
cun,st&nces attending the death o. this
young man are of peculiarly patntul na-
iurc, and from the evidence adduced, may
be summed up rs follows: -.---.-.,-
The deceased was twenty .aGc years OF age,
had served as soldier In the Thirty.thi
Regiment Of New York Volunteers, aud hau
both his hands cut OF about year ngo " d
buzz saw. since which be appears to have "
bored under ITS Of melancholy and dcspond-
cpcc, ipduced By his helpless condition.
He left home the 10th Of October. with the
declared intention Of going TO tie Lockport
Fair, and his continued absence giving much
uuea.Incss TO his family, q search for him Wae
about to be Instituted, when one Of his SIS
tiers, going into field short distance
from The houae, to cut corn, found his body
lying at the foot OF stump on plot Ct grass,
know at f1rst that II was the body OF her
brother until assistance had been called,
when it was recognized, and careful search
; being made, papcrA labelled, aud which bad
contained ktrychnlnc, WAS found close of,
suggesting plainly tia cause Of his death.
j From the medical testimony at the lnqnest
| the deceased nppeAr1 to have died IN violent
couvulslons, the head, which was lying It ihe
/ foot Of the stump, being much bruised, tas
) many places, bearing witness to the terrible
struggles preceding death. The acta con
j nectcd with the case clearly lend to the con
clusiou that the unfortunate young nAn, II
= tit Of despair, proceeded to Lockport, pro
cured the poison, and then returning TO III
, 1866-11-04
WITT kYYTT
OLD G1TLE.
Was banged.
When the halter w2sput
round his neck.
Tho Beauties Of the knElaah Railway
Syrtem-A Young LadJ's Adventure
1TfSh RfHYfnE k.unn1lc.

The English cars, or carriagcs as they call
them, arc divided into compartments A
gentleman travelling alone in one Of these
was murdered few months since, as our
readers will remember. i young lady re-
Gently saved her life only by her presence Of
mind, as will be seen by the following &C.
count !. g..
At Hanwcll, recently, young lady was
put into train alone to so to London. As
The train WINS on the point Of starting.
gentleman rushed up and got In. Shortly
after the trim had started, the gentleman
Jumped up and exclaimed, ''Ihfa carriage
is too heavy, It must be lightened, - and
etrntghtway his carpet bag disappeared out
Of the window. He 2its still few minutes,
when he begins agafn, and this time his coat
and waistcoat follow hts bag.
After little while he said, .eLet Us pray
for the Duke Of Gloucester" Down they 60
on theIr knees, the poor girl, ouly seven.
teen, too frightened to do anything but
obey. When this WAS done they prayed for
| fact through y whole string Of Dukes; then
they tit down, the young lady frightened
! cut Of her senses.
| After q few minutes he begins again:
'sIt won't do; can't stand it: the train ag
] too heavy, either you or l1ust get out; !
| don't want to, 90 you must go."
The girl, In despair, says:
| "But We hare not prayed for the Duke OF
| Northumberland"
| "Ah. no more We have"
| Down they 60 on their knees, when luck
| ilv the train stopped at station, and the
| Young LADY called the guard, when 1t was
| discovered that the gentleman was lunatic
l escaped fiom HAnEell.
, 1866-11-04
EEW SCIENTIFIC TOTS.
1sints Cor the Coming ohxistnas.

The London Lancet describes some nav
scientific toys, which arc taking the place
of Pha1oal.'s aerpents md the magic photo
graphs. 1te6ys:
An cmiueutly popular toy Just noW-tte
"ralnbou bubbles passing rcsu't that
was obtained In the coutse of certatnu .nse
experiments on the ttftactinn of fluis 80"
1t 10 Of t8q uIsite beauty, but its fesolScez
an esunseneut a1e not half dcveloped. Thus,
1t is easy to blow one bubble within another
by simply thruttiug fine glass tube charged
with tie fluid through the very material Of
the bubble Itself and then blowing an Inside
sphere. So, also, the finger, similarly 1noAt-
ened may be introduced, and the bubble LET
to haug on the digit, Ike one Of the frults II
Aladdin's garden.
Again The In doc. fireworks, that are such
screaming delight to the rieiug generation,
1cpse.ent years Of study. The paper which,
crumpIet, lighted, and thrown INTO the all,
blazes like i meteor, is bat a nlt!gated ps-
roxoline, one Of the many results Of the dis.
c0rcrr of gun cotton By Schcnbefn- Morc Gu
rious still are the little matches which throw
out beautiful stsr-spangles, and are known
as japanese fireworks These arc due to .
cate processes Of the pyrotechnlc art, and
has been known for nearly two centuries 81
''spu1 fire." Its perfection depended upon
the extent Of the trfturatlon Of the simple
matet1nls, tor II the p4tfe were loo fnanutely
pounded the effect ceased. The japanese
have afforded the clcw to the mystery, as
these tnaiches show that It was necessary
! fur the uitse tv be melted before the spur
| like sparkles appeared.
Another equally curious, but also some.
| What dangerous amusement, conststs Of lit
| To Globules, appropriately named 'croco
diles' tears' and ''iartnes de dfAble," which
blaze when thrown into water. These ol
course, consist of potassium In soluble cast
| Ing.
| it would be easy to cite whole sertes oI
| illustrations, al proving the remarkable in
| eeuuity with which practical minds turn II
account the researches Of science, even fol
the construction Of toys. Rightly directed,
The new stimulus thus aforded 10 thought
TO Investigation, and to the curiosity In &C
tion which is one Of the roads to knowledge
may prove Of far more educational vafn,
than the dull, meaningless, and frequcu
abostive experiments which used to be yastl,
instructive, and particularly suited to Eea
and tender thought. In this work Dr.. PasL
| 3rsS the ytntuehr
, 1866-11-04
"MelancholJ llfls her head,
Morpheus rouses from bis bed,
SJuth unfo .ds her aE,ns and wakes

ijst'ping envy drops her snakes,'
All but the musicians envy. The envy
of musician Is something suE gt1.er;t. 1t
Is hardly sin like other cnry, bccaass II u
natural and isreprcssib1e, mud 1t brsngt Win
it It's own punishment. It stings Itself. Inc
victim is the musician who feels IL. IL COM
rlctcly dcadens his or her true senso o'
muse as such. He or shc loses AL the pure
pleasure found In she Sweetness o. .ouha.
Listening is bu. compsrihs taulhs .ns.to"
mcnt, which scientifically pfoeuos1'sas.ss'
disects, and In any result 0. tee 'n'ps''s a'4'a
loses the romantic hatmonIes: - - a;
"Saeh - tSe nsn1 Mr,1s . sxfn1Inr honf
81 nfunEea sweetness long drawn out"
For real enjoyment Of music, give III tho
,nafyjdual with no car for It, Bccause he
has no car for It, he does not necessarily lack
the taste, and q comprehension in music Is
not essential to appreciation. Il Is the per
son who can nj times listen with closed cyes
and dreamy senses, who foats or scars or
cambola with the notes. who briKhtens up at
the uaiot KEY or softena at the minor key.
, 1866-11-04
The Paris Expostt1on-An American
Rt1IAux2nL

The amount OF space set apart IN the
United States Department Of the Paris EI-
position for tie purpose Of an American res.
tsurpnt and drinking saloon has, through
the a1cucy of ]. G. Derby, ESQ, General
Agent for the United States, been secured
to three persons, Of Boston, PhiladcipaA
aud Newark respectively.
This saloon will be the onfy one IN the e. =.
po5it5on representing this country, nnd Hlil
be purely national In character, IN the htane
up. in the kind Of food and drinks used 20 far
ns practicable and in the preparing and DIS
Tho Imperial Commission has encouraged
The idca Of putting In use those articles ouet
ed for exhibition. which will tcETe to snow
their excellence and character. IN ing
fitting ur of saloon o. the kana namsut
many articles must be used, the manoiastul. !.
ers Of which. no doubt, Vonia oe Gsaa " "
nlacc on exhibition there for the Eprposo Of
nIincinalfy needed are ranges, cooking uten-
sa,7, No. apa baneinrs. water huccts, improved
fnEs. ice cream fteezcrs. mirrors, etc.
i tine opportunity will also be presented
to cxnfbit IN this Department. IN praet,eAa
| form. specimens Of -four, corn meal, parma,
bcana dried pumpkin, cheese, conaensea
| 1niIt dry and preserved fruits aud meats o.
III k;nds canned oysters, pickles, domestic
| @;,e hot,ird cider. cigars and tobacco aud
| manv other articles commonly used IN suct
an establishment, - we'll as soda water ma
tcriaI and apparatus. -
Thc rnrtice who have secured the right Z
conduct tbs establishment, undettake 70 %
rome specially interested IN the display
such Articles Is s1e conaded to tae1 caro-
, 1866-11-04

Ths pork packing .esson 1houkh no,J Jstta fnil vis
fesdJ commefeFd .nf hare managed % avoid .
ind n,nfer trscc The pTjce p{ hpcs Ia Kept up 10
veil Shat oniy Tie most sdvtatuloQs packers thosa
whn - eir Srsda eire1dp tstabltshp3 cpuid cnCagn
Il nscfinS The lu1noercIs md miners are now fully
snI,fed snd Ee may lnOk for = steady ptrta ps rapid
HI II ;1e Price u Hogs The general feeling o.
efAiors throughout he country secIas to be thatK
fsfmsrs txpert tneiz Dogs " 10 packet AaY prices
sprpsehirr ;hoss cuErcnt fo ne lat 1No Years they
nav patk ttru On their own ecxount bat doubtless
.pE1sss VII be established n'Ely prcot.ble % tho las
Il xucr of ~ 4Ebp!.stucn1 for Els inFcs tnsrt
Tas decline has ai;eAdy comu,tnred. and operators
1hsa il v.i ee,se u 81; pa5t q " eSanssy e g e
Cincinnati NC nadcssand ss@ to sIQo nat Is freely
eanyA Assed.
xi aI!ox The lead Of Cincinnati. and bc regulated
psekess IL totally atti.e q n.kinE eantsses. q!
bcs Gx fut1rt delivery, and to &3Ea their
chances on The market.
With their c1psEse q the Past sFo 5eass thsI sse
Endre nlation ot The naskrE ns the purchasers are
feys 10 rece!1c From, Ill wc can gather there aave
, 1866-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS.
LETTREs FRANCHISES DC.
E,ou, tho 21s4 Of October till tho 1Ssh Of
October.

,ex-f:eorre Martin fH@Eaznne Comet
sTStnsnsrr Co.tie4 f31o-Matame Marie Nac3Et
&S-rirnnefet Nl-Er1uk De1ies
.r1s TsmtsH Pa,tun .l2-EAastque CouEtots
*9-C1t1ilfe LAXr<E ISEC LtIotnf
SV-Joseph G1rd1nt tNElsaxc Gitou&
El-lo4rnp Yott f35-N4uttce PeneaElt
S1IBEs1fe Cutaed !3l6-NAd1ne 1oee1h de-
&s-EtouA1d Px!nEhufd pora
s,+Dsv.d IslouFet1 S7-AucE stin pOsiIa
Sb-Antotnc ChEtcte lAe-AleIls Chansse
06-Eefe1 PhiltstfAuIt i319-rie..c Bcuadot1
.s3s-w !niAH Laae1ta G1-Ahrannm fFlFas
/ 1E-TalGntloc E1&Ai
nrc. nr<n rrnn, tn. r.t Of A.,rU ~ t. 1T Of 20.
vr.r [9S1 m tiT x D. n; from November -
to April lst norB I'LL ?. Ths test!t9S Te 81 u
Irr1aln cpca Until oc.ocS r. H. Oo osacas> if'nA
r. H. hh IL a. H. SAMUEL HOARD 2. Y.
, 1866-11-04
inc Of her ffieuds," said the willy priest,

some Of her ffieuds." aaid the willy priest,
"nnd will return before night"
The poor mother little thought that she
was nlnoet standing over the grave Of her
sight Of tho catabiuieri, and he became a2l-
tatcd but, recovering hlmsclf, he asked them
what thry wanted.
"We will show sou, but our orders are to
say nothing"
upou this the guards formed themselves
TO them, and the mason, advancing at their
order, Enfsed the stone, and there lay heap
OF what seemed clothing, but when taken
mp proved to be the body OF tho poor girl,
With stllotto stab In her breast, Horror
ali wondered who could have done such .
wicked deed az to murder that innocent,
childith.looking form. But there WAS one
whose guilty henri told him that Gods JUS
t!ce takcs reckoning With men, and that
dccds done IN the darkness nre sure to be
brought to light. Had this thing happened
In any other place than Rome nothing would
hare saved the monk from the just wrath Of
the people but In that wonderful but priest
ridden city tho papal clergy act almost with
! fhc earablnicri bore back to the Vatican
the liicless body which but yesterday was tht
pride and support Of a mother. and the Pops
himself came forth TO verify the truth o
! what he had been told.
| The grief Of tho mother We must not sreaa
Of. May He who has her in His holy keeping
pour balm into her wounded heart. Tht
Pope ordered masscs TO be said for the girl
soul, and gave her Christian's burial.
And the monks, says the reader, how wer'
they punished 4 secret conclaYe sent frou
the Vatican, and charged with leser. stpri
faand, met at the monastery. and the mex
morning 1t Was known that the inmates hat
all left under cover of the night, and hat
| gone to another monastery In the hills.
, 1866-11-04

enough 10 make use OF his great executive
ability In the Office ui EAlci Magistrate Of
The natlon. And be wonld bring order 1t
Of the present confusion Of the South just as
naturally ab he brought order out Of Tho cou-
fusion Of the Army Of tue Potomac wien he
took the command. There would be 10
more numbering Of whole conventions Of
Union men, as was tho case ut New Orleans.
The cases where pcaccab1e citi.cns xcrc
shot or hung because they were loyal would
he ra,c, aud rome ofthe murders would escape
mcritcd vengeance Of tue law Ia some form.
Tyranny has no place 1t. his henrt, but he be-
itryc1 nevertheless In the "d,spntism of
duly" and whatever duty is Incumbent on
him to do TO sec.rc the equality Of right In
eyeYy citizen before the Law, he would per.
f,rn,, irrespective Of the wlshea Or the will
OF nny opposing elements.
, 1866-11-04

La Patre has the following: @'Thesc Is At
this time In COURSE of construction, as an cI-
pertinent and possible model, In the Quarter
DC Ronle, honsc hav vinR nine stories a bove the
ground floor, and, with basement and cellars,
altogether eleven stories, Az land In thg
centre OF Fnris is OF great value. aud, couse-
queutly, rents very high, the object OF the
building In question Is 10 obtain increased
space by means Of Increased elevation. The
house will hare this peculiarity-that
1t will have no staircase, but # will be
prov lded with an hydraulic apparatus aiml-
lar to that In use by builders to raise
their materials to upper tcaf1o1ds. This ap-
pnsatus consists Of two large platforms, as
ccnding aud descending cvcry minute with
out making any noise. Upon these plat
forms will be placed seats, so that the
dodgers In the house will be enabled to rench
the highest stories without any fatigue.
From thls arrangement it would follow that
the upper stories, being the mort airy, COM
mnnd}ng the best Vows, and being FREQ from
all rfsk Of Inconvenience from lodsers above,
will probably obtain higher rent than the
other apart .nents. Thus an entire 1evolu'
tion In hou:e arrangement will be effected.
The new buildings Of the Bank Of Franco
will, 1t il aald, bu provided with descending
stairs such a We have dcscribcd.h
, 1866-11-04
Tota.,,sl ,sl1184.o3oA $t9s,oai.s3
r = - ,-n.E E,Hn nj 1Af II Il tai SS0 u


The Wholesale zseo Of the cir during the week
Ia reported fairly active, though closing up rathcr
quiet. The merchants generally report that bust.
nees in the country Is steadily tuertasfne, and
there te decided improvement In collections.
The Money Market though In the aggregate
quite acivc, Il gradually working easier, and
currency thows stSns Of accumulation. There Is
comparatively little mercantile paper Offering, and
few renewals are being ass ed for. The demand
on pork account Ia Hight, Is very few
Of tho packers have commenced emitting. On grain
account the demand is 1a1ge, but The discount
houses are contider1te, and closely sc1udnize al
such Offering, n they havc no dcsiretn encourage
speculation II the present inflated yalues.t Prime
paper 10 readily taken At Tho current bank rats-
10 per cent Outside signatures ara negotiated in
she open market at 1a0ls per cant per anuam
ncrordipg to tho nature Of the securities ozc1cd
and tho standing Of the applicants. Call,
loans on Government are nominal II per cent
| Mortgage loans range from 50 10 per eeaL
Exchange VIA 4 shadt essier, bnt the market
ruled exceedingly steady and without yatlatiou-.
with large eales between banks Al pa1. The couu-
tar rates were irregular at 110 discou1tGpat b15-
ing, and 1-soG1-10 premium selling. Buffalo and
| OsweRo sight we1c taken Al 3-100x Oh, and Can
atA sight, payable in New York Exchange Ut 4
| discount.
There was Esl7 business done In Foreign Ex
! chanse, and The currency rates were = shade
! higher to-day, owing to the advance In gold
The bankers draw 1t sight In small sums 1t ths
following rates; ,, -
London per Ss,s SIS ss'ssas %::;
B:;is b:;ii1R Pc psf Rns:iis ,a,ics..
S9,Sss 9.ss5 pef pef .pe5is ~ a.i:.i1sa IL @ II
On The Produce Exchange Flour was duh 1t
decline of s0G2sc. Wheat was less sctive ant
4hat lower, Com upened dull and 3ilc lower
, 1866-11-04
BIankRts.
tINHhkN9s
SPECIALITY.
BLAN K ETS.

DRINKER 4 ANDERSON,
12o Duane-st., New York,
OFFER FOR SALE
n1ue Gray Rlnnl<ctSs
Hrown Grny Blankets
Evcnt and Horse Blanketss
lied Blankets
@tcamDoAt Blankets
railroad Blankets,
White & Cold lLAckinAosz.
EB GT1ieIs e1ecuted at Lowest snxrket tttcrs.
, 1866-11-04

Here tic brokers were buying at H701 1IisH
bid 1T the close-kud selling Al 1{sS5l4SK. The
demand wa1 less ACTIVE to-day. Silver was pomi.
nal 1t 1El13s buytnc-thc upper figure foT
lxfEt.
Tna market for Government Securities waa
without any marked change. FfrerTweustts Of
IS eloeed y lower, snd On The June and July
Serep. .1huties We oote m adyauce Of i. HeEe
the market Eas steady and hEtn. We quote:
, 1866-11-04

The Journal de Nice has the following:
tOn the sth Inst, at Dleussase,. Canton de
Contes, arrunlssenent de Nice, Le sieur a.
C., aged csghty-four, married before the
Mafrc and N. lc Cure. Mmc. B., aged
ciehty.one. .Aftcr the bencdlction, tho
priest, according 10 usage. recommended the
bride and groom TO increase and multiply,
and to bring up their children in the love
and fear of the Lord. This the newly mar
1ied couple promised to do. After mass thls
lively brace ofpatriATchs danced Jig {uae
{gue In the public square"
, 1866-11-04
lsdp Elizabeth mlN
la6d EEu4 Mi1S

AA AAIAAA A1
I,am., n ] mi1
lambert & 4 mrs
IAce Ellen ul1ss
l4plan LiIzte ntN
Letcon Hampton Mt1
Learned olive mf1
LeaIy Joanna mfrs
Ire Catherine mlA
I.eWis MAEH-
LennoI John F mn
e1chtf Justine mrs
e.rArdIofttt u mi0
, 1866-11-04
6pertal Notices.
For Marking Linen

The fATEST ISDELl1BLE PENCIL. 1885,.
GREATLY 1MrEoyED-1SG0. Superior In eus,o-.
my and een4en1s1ee to Irteilitle lakA.
Every Fenci1 WARRANTED,
AGENTS WANTED. ClsrulaEa md sample pezna
It'll b rent, post paid ca receipt Ct my eat. Foz
t4le by ststiooers. gookseIIess, &c. Add.ua TuE
NORTHAMPTON 1ypE1IlBlE PHu. COW.
PAHT. Northampton, llass.
, 1866-11-04
pr, James

Can te consulted 1t HI Once Ard parloFA Sc Rza-
doiph-tt. tor tho treatment snd eusa of sIsurln
srrtsA1oEInat, And al s0eeies oi Secret pisot<zs-
Or. James Ii know throughout tie United States
tncetasel srEc1l11 IN ae treatment ct Secret Dis
estes, and l. acknowledged by sha nnltca1 p,ofado
aod he nrsa 70 hAvs no superior.
oe1es ncu-s T. n to s p H. scnfsJh during sha
forenoon
, 1866-11-04

destroyed himself In the mnuner above de-
scribcd. The verdict was In accordance with
the fact2
, 1866-11-04

The Frederick tAd.) Ennnta<r estimates hat
Hon, Frank Thomas will have no less thin SO
majority In the Pou1th Congressional District OF
MARYLAND. !"
, 1866-11-04

james Russell Lowell In his new edition Of
the Bigrlow papers finds fault with the
schoolmastcr aud the reporter for stA7ching
OUT language and stretching and swcllin: It,
and gives some Illustrations Of the old style,
and Its modern equivalents, We copy few
, 1866-11-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


eX1rnuAT EyESNo. November 8, 1896.
Manager Ives g.rcs the following exhibit Of tho
business Of The Clea1icS Aolsc, foE the week end
, 1866-11-04

ueaSen did not make Us women that wc should
lord otter men, hut that we should soflsn them,
contribute TO their pleasure, give them not lee
lures nor booka, but long days Of happiness and
examples Of yistue.-Fonhyds Deauc4aFaats-
, 1866-11-04

The greatest triumph Of love Il to conquer Eli
disposition 10 dirt. Women would not be Whist
thsy are Il The ulsn were what they onght to be-
Soy<s.
, 1866-11-04
Hn31 1 --
IfwtEA E. miss
1goe Dttdket nla


Jcdd Elizabeth n!11
Jones Lo,A A mn
Jones + 4 mr1
Jphptpn Nellie ulf5
JQhoNu Garlic 1nf1
, 1866-11-04
E90tel5.
AMERICAN A HOUSE
BOSTON,

THIS tzvortte er1:-ea.ss A1.el% NE A1scat Il Se&
England oners unsurpassed aocouHoashoos 70 UT
,,1yrr..s ppnAc, LEWIS HCE, P1ops.asaE.
, 1866-11-04

Women hre eoquettss Just u thsy arc pretty,
without knowing II; and when they love no one
but you, you might permit them tho endeavor to
please the rest OF tho world.-DrT1tv.
, 1866-11-04

S1CRp11 EvEE0, November 3, 1885,
TIE following tables show The receipts acd ship
nenn Of produce during The past twensJ-fon
hours:
, 1866-11-04

A womanl 'Twas divine breath that brought
forth Thy smile, lighted up they features and put
upon thy lips the ba, that writes, and the poison
that Aills.-N1rchdHgp,
, 1866-11-04

LaVtcncc tstbrGc llhin: tohr
LAvtoeA Fzet etc1ptl!necots Cha1 N
Ecseh L L = Co Lindsay z AT
LsMEeL H1xeG @ Lt.d,ay Jamcs
, 1866-11-04

Woman il moro frequently loat through impru-
denee thAn through any real fsrlt-.f1non de
FEHeios.
, 1866-11-04

Cnte1tIll IsaAc Underwood ! &
r
yau Rusk1rk Z { yen 1nwAEen Jas
Van Dom ttA UrRnEckler VI E
sVna born Il 4 Exnnxeu l.
Wan fattca Chs y4u Wagner " p
, 1866-11-04


AAlfcn Rate Mia
Mann Aav Ann mH
M1fden Mary m1ta
Aanh EmmA
MArel mrs
Marvin AfNt Mr4@
Martin II J mTz
AlAFttIl Jn1tA rlrp
MNauNd i mrr 3
alAttox FA1ly nliks
1ixulb1y Lizzie nit.e
Matthews Harriet D nj
aiayneF Mary mn
MAftipGIy y Z nllA
Mathew 8 n mrs
NeIoty Mary Ann miss
AeT1huu Hannah Mfz
| Mercer Lou mH
Afr4c&l Kate un
, 1866-11-04

Flour quiet and unsettled. Wheat nominal. |
&3.NR9.la. Corn stronger and eA1ah1H nr u 81
1.s5. Oata fsmer At 10 s0hc. Pork lower an
, 1866-11-04

The oasha Of beautiful women arc recorded only
upon The h'elth OF the wind Or tho surface OF The
wave.-Edtutlus,
, 1866-11-04

II you desire anything, .hc docs nos; II you
ctase to care for it. she desires II iisehemenlly.
There you hare the character Of woman.-1treate.
, 1866-11-04
Business GdrG5.
8rnp1BaI4.
no RAILROAD coSTkAcroH>


PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Until Thirty Days from LII 1@s
Fo. tho construction of r. e. 49, nort.oa cf ia
.s@s 1t Z. ~ III I s5fss sf' ~
pany I'll sRfEi; NJ N 10 al taa wSfk.
r. Fl scrsne7 Il iafo1mauon I'D 1S9ias%oIia
otacs OF -xr Dpara1e, Iowa.
October icth.
, 1866-11-04

wmclrr SAs1h mrs
Wxtdon trth ut
NMrteE Ellen fuFp
NhILl.ey AAry u nara
Nhitney a II 1ats mai
, 1866-11-04

The operators. tor 1ise. have succeeded IN ef-
fectlug I" 4" corner" On the Com market, and under
IN active demand 10 III "shorts, priccs rxn up
this evening to el.0s@1.16 for No. In store
eloeing steady ut tho inside hgu1e. Whcat was
quiet but nr1n at % for No. Spring. There
were sellers Of No. Regular at 500, with buy
ers II s1.9s. O.ts werc 2lshc higher, With aales
At l5s47e for No 9-closlnG dtm At tho extreme
quotation. There was nothing doing In Prosls-
, 1866-11-04

WAp1 ANA rara
Wright Mary F. niss
Wright Anbte 4 miss
Weshp1 G 3 uF1