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ALARKErs nY rELEaRAPH.
Spirit of the New YORK Market.

SpIEIG OF the New YORK Market.
NEW YoRK. Nov. lS.-The Posts money
article says: ffE ne E1ETri 10 u -
The loan market is easy at per cent on
eau with Government cOllaterals, and per
cent with miEcellaneous.sEI7775 80
Inc STOCK market is feVeriSh, unsettled and
dull. Governments steady; I-SOs are dull and
unchanged. Railroad shares are dull and de-
pressed. After the regular board the quota
LIONS We're, New York Central lIF1k;i Erie
SlA; Hudson l2i; Reading 1855; Michigan
Central 1!2; Michigan Southern $50; North
western 9l14; do preferred n; Toledo III; Rock
lsland 1Oli Fort Wayne lOS1<.E NEf'
Ihe commercials money article says:
The decline noticed in the stock list Is the
result OF q bear movement, the bulls having
pushed prices up to the highest point Gov.
ernmentSare again frmeF In sympathy with
the upward turn in gold: the gold bearing
bonds being generally 3S better.
ISIate STOCKS are more active, especially
Missouri 6s, which rose 211lc, closing at 50.
Money without any notable change. There
Is moderate inquiry for call loans, and less
ls done on Governments at 4 per cent; 5 per
cent Is the prevailing rate, with exceptions
az per cent. Discounts are more active
There is considerable supply of paper on
the street, and the rates rule at 696Z per cent
for prime names, ftf
Foreign exchange continues very dull with
q very moderate supply of bills Offering and
the demand quite nominal.
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Now York New.,

NEW YoRK, Nov. 1S.-Under the de-
ciston of the Jumel will case it is UNI
derstood that $50, 500 is to be paid BY
Mr., Chase, of which $4,000 goes to the
Rev.sJ. Howard Smith, $40, 200 to the
church at Larminsville, and the vari-
GUS religious and charitable societies
are to get the sums respectively assign
ed to them in the will, and the balance
is divided among the lawyers, The
heirs at lawget $4,000, and the estate
passes into the possession of Mr..
Chase.
In the Prize Court yesterday, Judge
Belts issued final decree of condem-
nation against the blockade runner, Ste
phen Hart, captured by the United
States store ship Supply, in 1852. The
| amount of prize money, $25,47l %, Is
to be distributed to the officers and
crew Of the Supply. f.
The Herald's Havana correspondent
OF the 9th, says: The customary recep-
ton was given to the new President on
his arrival. His first proclamation
evinces determination to suppress the
slave trade.
90 The Tribune's New Orleans special
says: In view of the fact that state
ment is going the rounds of the press
to the effect that the President and Sec
retory of War deny giving instructions
to General Sheridan not to make any
arrests under Gen. Grants Order No,
ii, dated July 9th, 1t Is but proper to
state that that order, together with Gem
eral Order No. 8, have both been OFF,
cially revoked by instructions received
through Gen. Grants headquarters.
Half dozen murders of late Union
soldiers have recently been committed
in the parish of st. Lounder. The facts
were brought to the notice of General
Sheridan by Gov. Wells, but in conse-
quence of the revoking of the orders
above alluded to, nothing can be done
in the case. Therelis no longer prOtec-
ton for the Union men in the South.
and the sham Of. continuing martial
law is now simply farce.
The Tribune says. Five women and
children, taken captive by the KioWa
Indians, were delivered up to Colonel
LeaVenworth at Fort Larned, last Mon
daV. .assaiIta ssSi
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FrOmCanada,

MONTREAL, G. E., Nov. 13.-Hon.
Messrs. Carter and Sharian left last
evening for England via New York,
AIessrs. Rowland and Mcdonald
will leave by the next steamer.
The FeniRn trials which are to take
place at Bedford, will be conducted by
Mr.. Ramsey, assisted by Buchanan s
Lavelot. Mr.. b. Derbin, Is engaged in
the defence. Justice Johnston will pre-
side..
QUEBEC, Nov. 13.-Great good is eX-
and donation to the sufferers by the late
fire.. In regard to future subsCri ptions.
the relief committee have recommend
ed that there be Immediately distrib-
uted, ten dollars each, to over 5000 fam
lilies, in view of the rapid approach OF
winter. Resolutions have been adopt
ed, expressing gratitude tor the aid
sent by the lower Province.
TORONTO, @. W., Nov. 13.-A meeting
of the shareholders of the Bank of. UD.
per Canada took place to-day. The di-
rectors submitted their report to the
shareholders, in which they say that
after mature consideration, and, acting
by the advice and with the consent 81
the government, your directors have
executed nnder the seal of the bank. a
deed of assignment, appointing the fol-
lowing gentlemen to wind up the af-
fairs OF the bank: Thomas d. Street.
Peter PATTERSON, Robert Cassels, Hugh
Q. Barwfck and Peleg Howard. Your
directors are of the opinion that under
careful and judieious management, a
considerably surplus will ultimately
remain for division between the share
holders, after the whole liabilities ofthe
bank have been paid.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
Decline OF Prices In the Chicago
Market.
CHICAGO, Nov, 10,

n s|-II CHICAGOl MOVIE.
The grain markets in this city during last
week were subject to most violent fuctua-
tons. On Monday last, No. I corn rose as
high as 81 10 per b1shel, but the market grad
ually became weaker till, on Saturday, It was
sold as low as IS cents per bushel-d decline
t0Ittfn nee days Of ttCe'ty Jue cents per blishelI
During the same period the wheat market
was also unsettled, and we have to note de-
cline In prices Of &c per bushel on No. spring,
and 0921c per bushel ON No. . On Monday
last, No. ! spring wheat was sold In this mar
ket as high as 81 q per bushel, and on Satnr4
day last IL closed at 81 per busheI. rlH
Oats declined 41Sc per bushel during the
week. No. rye opened on Monday Inst at
81 % per bushel. and closed on Saturday at
S9c-a decline within the week OF 2Oc per
bushel, and fell on Saturday as low as Csc
closing at 6896Tc-R decline on the week OF
lS920c per buSheI. =
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A ProtectOEnte 10 be EstnbIishetl over
Mexieo---The NOrthWesteFr Bounda.
~ between she United states ana
Great Britain.
NEW York. Nov. 1s.-The Herala,s
Washington special says: The hest
posted parties in Washington are 81
opinion that the present negotiations
will terminate in the United States es-
tablishing prOtectorate over the Mex
lean territory. gelsil sttEs n =
Mr.. Rose, OF Montreal, who is the CO.
adtutor of Judge johnson, of Albany,
on the commission to arrange the in
IDENTITIES arising under the settlement
Of the northwestern boundary between
the United States and Great Britain,
arrived here this evening, and is at
at Willard's.
The King of Sardinia was suggested
as the umpire of the commission, but
the British government waived any
right in that relation, and Judge B. r.
Curtis, of Massachusetts, was selected.
The interests of the Hudson Bay Com
pany are involved in the decision of the
commission. ftt ~ HFff
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The Intelligencer

4 P8w e = StaE 6 6F eaf1 HE F Eh
AND POPULAR PROGRESS. AS through
the late war It was answering In Its support
OF the cause and the soldiers OF the Republic,
the National Administration and Freedom,
soft Will continue to support all measures
that are calculated to adjust the troublesome
National ho'loT tLste0, and a. enduring and
pleased peace. fss
sincere IN Us eOTlCiciOn3-not sensational" in
Its spirit, but ET0DTGfSO ard Ib6rGI - Is tGsI-
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BMLEvmLR, @. W., Nov. 1s-The
excitement regarding the gold discoy.
cries in Madoc, Is still increasing.
Large numbers OF people continue 10
atTiYe, audnearly every person return
ing brings sspeefmens of the precious
metal Another spot has been discov-
cred where good specimen, are found.
BosroN, Nov. I3,-The suit in the
United States Court, brought by the
Union Paper Collar Company against
Charles Wen s Co. for infringe cement of
letters patent by selling. unlicensed
paper collars has be IN decided, the de-
fendant submitting TO q. demand for a
perpetual injunction.
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CNc1NNAT1, Nov. l3.-The Injunction
In the case of the Goodyear Dental Vul-
canite Company vs.. White, granted in
Boston on Wednesday last, was OBJ
tanned by default and without resist
ance, and in no way affects the western
dentists. I
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

The dry goods market shows but little
variation rom the extreme QuIetneSs OF the
past week. Some effort was yesterday after
noon made to attract the attention OF buyers
BY putting down the price of some domestic
sheetings and shifting, but as yet 1t shows no
eject whatever. There are but very few buy
ems IN the market and they are only pur-
CHASING IN small and irregular way to re-
plenish as5ortments, The continued decline
in the pr1ceor raw material induces holders
to accept lower prices for goods, but there
seemsan absence Of demand and general
lndisposition to take goods Mt my price.
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ERIE, PA, Nov. 13.-The day Express
West on the Buffalo and Erie Railroad,
was thrown of the track near Wesley
vile, four miles East of here, at four
sons were injured. and five FiIigd. g Tbe
killed are : DIR. Wheeler, of Milwaukee,
his daughter-in-laW and her child; q
man named Hunt, of DanVille, New
York, and another named Harlan, res
idence' not known. The dead and
wounded were brought to Erie, and ev-
cry comfort afforded the wounded. The
by the Railway Company. The acci-
dent was oecasioned by the negligence
Of workman engaged repairing the
track: e y = 9. . H. - 8 :.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 13.-The meeting
takes place hereto-morrow. Grant and
Sherman will not be present as expecl
ted, but there Will be q large represen-
tadon OF other distinguished officers.
Mozart Hall has been finely decorated
for the occasion. "A grand banquet at
the Burnet House, will close the pro-
ceedings. I'll, .e. lea
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BRUNSWICK, ME-, Nov. 1S.-Prof.
Harris, of the Bangor Theological Sem
mary. was, to-day, elected President
OF the Bowdoin. College, by the pnani-
nous vote Of the trustees. u
Gen. Chamberlain resigned the chair
of Rhetoric and Botany in anticipation
OF his entering upon his duties OF Gov
ernor of the State. ..
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LoU1symnB, Nov. 12.-The remains
of ex-rebel General Hanson were in
TERED at Lexington yesterday, amer
preliminary services here. There was
no disturbance.
fMcFeFTan, Armstrong q Co., one 81
SIX of our most prominent, cotton mer-
chants, to-day inaugurated a daily 8
auction, whereby planters have'tIde oP.
ton to take the prices last offered. The
afIair turned out splendid success.
one hundred and twenty-five bales
were offered and sixty-fve sold, for
31k@33c for Tennessee AIiddling.
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NEW, YORK, Nov lS.EThe MississfnpI
delegation has been informed that
Jeh. Davis cannot be released at pres
ent, but that he win be furnished with
every comfort compatible with his Sc
curitY. .EElsElsl q. 80
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NEW YoRK, Nov. l8.ZThe Hsrald,s
Washington special says: It has been
decided by competent authority that
colored soldiers are entitled to the extra
bounty, under the act Of July o, 1866
in all cases coming within the provis-
ions OF sections IL and 1S, and when
they have received no bounty, or a less
bounty than one hundred dollars.
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BAITtMoRR, Nov. 1s.EGeneral Grant
Is in town to attend the horse fair. He
Is the guest of Judge Bond. It is SUM-
posed the new commissioners will at
once enter upon their duties and renew
their demand upon the old board for
the surrender ofthe police stations. 90.
Messrs. Young and Valiant, on enter
ing their office a few moments ago.
were loudly cheered by the crowd.
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ZOE CINCINNAH.

- The large and fne steamer apo
Lellsssiet4 IOAiAC," Capt. ChaB. Muhleman.
e. Chris, Young, Clerk, will depart as
above on Tuesday, Nov. 18th, at 6 O'Clock,
For freight or pSSS9ge apply on board or TO
BOOTH BATTELLE&C CO.,
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NEW iYoRK, Nov. lS.-The Official
(Democrat) ], PIP majority for Congress,
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REGUIAR REpoRr.

CoTroN-D declined l1lc per pound; sales at
$50 for middling UplandS, and &c for do Or
FLoUR-Openedq quite frm but closed quiet
and without decided change; IS SOGI0 3 Tor
superhne western; 50 SO9ll 50 for common 10
medium extra western; Sl9 l5@l8 50 for choice
DO; 81 3Og " . for common 70 good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; and $40 500
Il 90 for trade brands, Rye Fiour-Qniet;
at S8 O98 .. Corn Meal-Qulet.
WHIsKS-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIS-Wheat-A shade drmer but not
very active; sales Al 900 bushels at Sc 23d2 42N
shade hEmer; sales II 800 bushels at 81 40 for
old western. Receipts Barley So $40 bushels:
more Motive at easier prices; sales IS 900 bush,
at 81 08 for Canada West free; 81 90 for Canadn
East In bondi 81 129I Is for two rowed State:
and u = for four rOwed State. Corn--Irregu-
lar and unsettled; opening firm, afteFW6FIl
becoming heavy and declining, and closing
active ~ and advancing; sales 2o9OO bushels al
western in store and aToat; and 81 80 for west
ern white and yellow. Oats-Market heavy:
sales 1900 bushels at 6S97Oc for Chicago and
GRoCERIIs- Rice Firm and ouiet. C,offee
Quiet and firm. Sugar-Dull and nominal:
CUBA at 1l@SllSc. MOlasses-OuEet: Gales XII
bb@ New Orleans syrup at SOC and 50 hhds at
2s98lc Tor Demarara and 6l@62c for Porto
PETRoLEUNI-Dull; sales at 2ga2g1<c SSr
crude, and 3l@85c for refined in bond,
. PRoXlSIoNs--F ork-Opened heavy and
closed decidedly hrmerj sales $500 bbls St S2i q
at IS 80 regular, and SO 50923 Is for prime.
Beef-Qulet and steady; sales at Sl2 66al8 80
for new plain mess and S1698 for new extra
mess. Beef Hams-Heavy sales 100 bbbIs al
and heavy; sales at l29 l3c for shoulders and
l4@l5Mc for hams. Dressed HoRs-In faIr
demand az 9N@92c for western; chiefly at
aaEna
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Also wen salecteds stock ofFURNISHnE9
GOODS, consisting Of everything neceSaEy
an the latest novelties Of the season. ssp9
ssIa iiIls, g''s
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cattle MARKET.

The market for beef cattle Is Iasain hesv-vy.
prices being fully Leo pound lower and clos
ing san IN buyers tHVOr. Receipts, though
; all sales, have EhOW6d 0dispdtIiiou m mn
on their stock at butchers own figures Even
At present rates buyem have no confidence
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DR.. II. j. WIESEI,.

Graduate of Bellevue Hospital Ned. OIL
tege, Neav York.
OFFICE-On Main. street., near Webster,
second square nom theS Stone Bridge.
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B. F. CALDWELL,
Nohce.

T HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUT MY
i stock Of Hardware to A. p. ErRnEell, who
VIII continue the business at the old stand
TnAnktCil Tor past patronage. ] solicit for my
successor continuance OF the favor extern
ded TO me: ~ AUG. FRANZELL
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Steambpats.
FOR CTNC1NNAm

- The splendid steamer "EDIN.
aIEsf4At aBURG,2' Capt. 1. L. THOMPSON,
lzlG. W. Thompson Clerk, will leave
o'clock p. m. 1888 -
For freight or passage, apply on board or TO
novl3-2t BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO, Agents
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The Wheeling Intelligenecr

Is one OF the OLDEST NEWSPAPERS pub
llsnea IN this city, or in West Virginia. II
growth Of the State, keepins mace vim me
general development and Prosperity OF the
city and country, advocating their fntereSts
and rejoicing in their adVRncemenf inTIrs.
triAlly' commercially and politically.
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IN CONCLUsEOA,

We have TO express our gratitude to our
friends for the libeFanty with which tiis1
continue to sustain ns, and We risk nOthIrH
IN promising that the IHTELLIGENCEf
VIII continue To improve as the public de-
Inands require, and be fully up TO the 1piFit
and requirements of tho time3
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VWGIILUg6IIs
MONEY AND gTNOCRs

MorSEy-Easy at 495 per cent. Sterling
aenPSiRer, 81 opssi6s az liz, and eosInr
GovERs;SrEST sTocKs-QuIet and without
coupons, %, lJ75<. /S' -
Better; Fort Wayne los: Cleveland
q TOLEDO 1l91Ss Milwaukee, st Paul 90: Cni-
Gago e Northwestern 5g5G; do preferred 7G5<;
Reading ll5i Erie &l1f; Cleveland q Pitts.
6nFgh Ot Michigan Central 1l31<; Illinois
Central l221$; Western Union TeleEF0nh
5glS; Ohio g Mississippl ceEtiacataa R1sIl
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The Latest News.

10y TEDEGRAPH. q
ny the Union mines.
Once, corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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The demand for money Il very moderate
and the supply Offering Is greatly in.exceSS 81
the wants OF the stock broken. There q q
little more activity in discounts, and prime
paper passes at 69J per cent. An effort Is on
foot 70 establish q bank with 10000 capital
as gold closing house. The project meets
With iaVor IN the gold room, and already
$4,000 have been subscribed. The object n
simply 70 facilitate the business Of 6rokeTs
and do away with the present delivery gyE-
tenn. The bank . TO charge q small per cent
for making the clearing, and the capital Is
only wanted as an insurance fund.
The gold market was weaker towards the
Close and fell on 10 l4IIS. -
Exchange y very dnll, and the market Il
bills.
Government securities Wefei 'duist and
steady THIS aIteInoon " our quotations; cou-
lO11z9lgE and 9nIy do llE1fr 4 n -
At the Last open board the stock market
WaS neayy and lower; prices were made
through the list At the close the FOLLOWING
were me Quotations: New York CenfrHi
llz1Sf;; Enc sl3S; Beading li45S: New YORK
Central llS4<s Michigan SonflIeFn 81: iPifts-
buTgh ~: Chicago 4 NoFthWesfeFu coz: do
EsieFEeG lo11s Rock Island lg75<; FOEt Wayne
1gI9z; ONO y Misstzippl ceEtihcafes $g]S;
CqmbeEiand 90. Z 81. ID
FetFoleum StOcH-CentTal Ia; BenehoH
nun Q1ls
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Regular Passenger Packet for PIttE.
burEh, wheeling ana EDnrlZersbuPr-.

The new and elegant passenger
steamer 4'CiREfY EAGLE" CAPT.
G@44John Gordon, A. r. BuntIrE
Clerk, leaves Pittsburgh for Parkersbur4
every wednesday and Saturday al ~ mi:
leaves wheeling for PaElIeFsbuFg every
wednesday and Saturday at u D. m.:leayes
PaEksBbuIg for Pittsburgh every Monday
and Thursday at 2 p. M; leaves Wheeling for
FaERefsourB every Tuesday and Friday at I
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon.
Day and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until
BOOTH, BATTELLE& Co.
Ocd Steamboat Agents.
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Az. FElAlSEEIsI- ~ LEWIS FRASzELL.
A p FRANZET.T. q ppn

We iii, cSIStJ,,I1e t6e -. - o66Os
at the above stand on Main street. q few door
below Monroe where by keeping well ~
lected stockof goods and dilhgent attention
0S oS5 patronage <. p. FRANzELL &RRo.
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THE WHEELING
IN TELLIGENCER
For 1s6ese7--Vol. 10.
Dafly,sFrt-weekly and
Weekly.
Weekly.
THB WHEELING

Af6
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Rattan Brooms. ~ ,''s'
z DOZEN ,ibsT RECEIVED AND FOR
t1saleby CHAR 81. BERRY.
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Pittsburgh, WheellnE and Parhcrs-
.ssf si burg.
~ The steamer "LENI LEOT,I, {"
VIII leave for ParkefsbuFR and
Gallipolia every uesSiay and Fri
dey night OF each week at 0o'clOck.
returning leaves for Pittsburgh Monday
and Thunday at a, m,
FOE Helghto or passage, apply on board or to
.oo... BOOTH, BATTLLE q Co..
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INTELLIGENCER
w est Virginia

In all its varied interests, Is thorouQbIy at
Tended 70 in all the editions OF the 19ErEE-
The Shasta courier., 1866-03-24

About four miles south of Red Bluff Tehama
county, Cal
DEscRIpTIoN- was bred by Major John
Handy, of Harrodsburg, Mercer county, KY, and
is six years old this June; he is beautiful, glossy,
iet-black stands l6 hands high; and for sym
metry of form, color, style, size and action, his
equal is not this coast his bone is broad and
sword-l like, and shows fine thoroughbred
horse. His sire and grand sire all black, and
he possesses not one drop of gray stock in his
veins so far as known He took the premium in
1864 at the State Fair in Sacramento, over sixteen
competitors the award being the unanimous deci-
sion of the committee. Revenues ancestry, will
be seen by reference to his pedigree, sprang from
Kentucky best importations and largest stock.
PEDIGREE.-Revenuewas sired by D. A. knox's
Great Western, of Boyle Co., KY, the largest and
best breeding Jack in Kentucky. Great Western
was sired by Buena VISTA the largest son of i'm
ported Mammoth. In 1854 he took the first pre-
MUM at Lexington. Paris, Emnence and Louis
Buena Vista was 161 hands high, and W, ighe
1,400 lbs and was, undoubtedly, the largest Jack
the world produced his owners, that fall,
refused from Nashville (Tenn.) company, that
wished to purchase him, $4,000. Revenues dam
was sired by Hector, he by Telegraph, he by Ma
rengo Mammoth; grand dam by Black Hawk, he
by imported Black Warrior.
TERMs.-To Jennets, 500 to insure colt. To
Mares, $50 the season. and $40 to insure. Money
for the season paid during the season insurance,
the fact is ascertained. All money due
payable in L. S. Gold Coin.
E.fs~ Good pasture at 81 30 per month
JOSEPH ELLIS.
HENRY WILSON.
JAS. KENDRICK.
March, 1866 mr17
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Special Notices
m Hope for the Afflicted

We Hope for the Aflicted.-In another part
of this paper will be found the advertisement of the
celebrated Institute established by DR.. ]. C.
YOUNG, in 1850. In this age of deceit and char.
latanism it is boon to the suffering to point out
to them where they of obtaining the wished
for relief and cure. Under the care of the skillful
Doctor the sick and troubled can divest themselves
of their burdens of pains and shame lay aside their
cross, and secure health and happiness. If you
are sick or in trouble, do not hesitate. Read the
advertisement and follow the advice. Do not for
get the number nor the manner of directing your
letter. CONSULTATION OFFICE, $40 Washing
ton street, San Francisco.
Speculative would call the attention OF our
readers to the Grover & Baker Machines. Their
reputation is TOO well established for to attempt
word in their favor, but would advise any per-
sons wanting a reliable Family Sewing Machine to
investigate the merits of these before buying "A
word to the wise is sufficient OF