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LINCOLN COUNTY.

LINCOLN COUNTY.
Mate Mule. brown. l G branded on left
shoulder. few saddle marks about the back,
abnut IL hands high, or 10 years old Hen
ry Rensgar, 4th dis, Dec $3.50.
MARsHALJ COUNTY.
Nlre Mule, dark brown or black. white
hairs on the top Of the neck where the collar
works. collar marks on right shoulder, brand
on right shoulder. first letter of which seems
to be L, balance of brand not legibls. blemish
in right eye. bare feet. or 9 years old q. w,
Wallace, It'll dis, December $3.50,
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I. 0. 0. f.

The following are the officers Of
Calhoun Lodge No. 26, for the
current term: TT. Carter, n. G.;
J. 7. Gordon, V, c.; G. B, Boyles,
r.. Sec; A. J. Afford, P. Sec. ;
G. S. Wilson, Treas.
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ne advertisements nztst Be ha,sded into the
Office By TUESDAY MoRSINe, to i'ssare an ap-
pearz.ce IN tie jolIorea56 Paper.
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Cincinnati, Ohio.

Flour, unchanged. Extra, 5000 10: Fam
CIV, $40 25@ll. -. Wheat dull and prices
lower; old red & | 80 :. Corn steady at 60c
for sheled. mixed Oats 39c in elevator
-. Rye 75c for prime Hogs dull and
prices declined closing at Sill 25Oll 50....
Meas are dull at l26l21ac and l69l615c
for shoulders, sides and hams. Lard de-
clined to l41ac for prime. -. Cotton steady
47648c for middlng :. Whisky steady at
So "a for Tree Gold li2L.
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INSOLVENCY.

DURSUANT to an order Of the Clerk Of
4 the County Court Of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the administra-
tor of the estate of s. g. Eddins, dec, Of the
insolvency of said decedenps estate notice
is hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate to present them to the
Clerk of said Court, authen ticated, on or be-
fore the lst OF June next. for pro rata
distribution, or they will be forever debarrod
j. VANCE,
dec 1885 A. II. EDDINS} NUM-
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re- Advertisements are inserted in the order
in acksich they are handed IN. -f.f
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Job Printing

OF erery description, neatly done at als oblee,
on reasonable tcrqas. AL seork delirered aohen
promised Try as.
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NEATLY PRINTED BtAhkS

For Magistrates and ConStu5ies, Just printed
and for sale at this Office.
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StrayS Taken Up.

1st Kind of Animal is giren-2nd Color
37-l Description Aqe-5h. Posters
name -6th. Time and Place Of arrest
Tth. Valuation.
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9eatbs.
- q
DIED

In this county. Friday 9th inst, of conges-
tive fever, JOHN WILLIAM, son of d. N.
Holloway, aged years
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Notice.

Notice.
Wright d Ransom have plain,
straightforward address to the
public in our advertising columns
this morning.
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INSOLVENCY.

DURSUANT to an order of the Clerk Of
Il the County Court of Lirco,n county.
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the administra-
tor of the estate of d T. Redd. deceased of
the inso lvency of said decedent's estate no.
tlce is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present them to
the Clerk of said Court, authenticat cd, on or
before the lst Of June next, for pro rata
distribution. or they viii be forever debarred.
dec 1885 A. NJ. PROSSER, adm.
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President johnson was horn
December Goth. 1908.
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CANDIDATES.
FOR SHERIFF.

ELECTION: SATURDAY, MARCH 4rn, 1896
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
wnoLEsALB aRocERs
Maxwell, Campbell & Jingle,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
AND DEALERS IN
FLOUR, BACON, LARD, &c.
a MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, w. VA

rINEA.-
10 hlf CHI. choice G. 2. Tea.
10 do do. Y. IL. do. ,ru
IS do. medium gradesG. z. anu l. H.
"a do. OolOngs, for sale. ,>,,rr
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL q Ai-N"-'
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, November7.
The Dry Goods market in'the past three
days has been unusually depressed and
quiet. The market for print cloths is
dull from the lower price of prints, and
there have been but few transactions.
The past three days the market for
prints has been quiet, but there are no
very large stock of the leading styles
in market. These goods are very steady
i'll prices and moderately active for ex-
port. In the market for stripes and
ticks and heavy goods generally, of this
class, there has been some slight con-
cessions in prices, and it is probable
that prices will be fixed at those of
September. There is only light trade,
but goods are in good styles, and a re-
newed confindence is felt on the part of
holders. The market for wool is still
depressed. Jobbers prices, brown sheet
ing, Indian head 22!c; Boota, o. 20c;
do. o 32t; bleached sheetings, Bates,
SIC; do. BIB 30c; Blackstone 25c: Prints,
Garner & Co., cole; Hamilton 49,!
Richmond 19c; Allen 1si; brown drill
lings, Amoskeag, Csc; Winthrop 20c;
Corset Jeans, Noumkeag satter 25c;
Ieonia 2lc: Bates lie.
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Monetary Affairs.
NEW YORK, November Z.

NEW 1ORk, NoVcliucl -
The Posts money article says: The
money market is active but easy at
sac per cent on call. Some of the banks
have been attempting to put up their
rates during the past two days, but
there is less movement in this direction
now. The stock market in the opening
was devoid of animation. Government
5-20s are sitter; 7-3Cs are quiet. Rail
road shares are irregular; early in the
session there was a perturbed finnish
feeling which toward the close gave
place to activity, which caused some
Improvement in quotations: after the
regular Board quotations were for n. Y.
Central l 20I; Erie 82s; Hudson aa /;
Reading 1 I6i: Michigan Southern 92s
Illinois Central 25 Pittsburg 92!;
North Western 55i; do. preferred 79S;
Toledo 90; Rock Island ! lOB; Fort
Wayue OBJ.
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From, Toronto.

TORONTO, Nov. 1.-THE Fenian trials
will be laid over until tomorrow, on
account of witnesses being absent to at
tend to the elections in the States.
Father McslahOn, under sentence OF
death, has determined to appeal for q
new trial. An appeal for new trial
will also be made in behalf of Colonel
Lynch.
The Mayor of Quebec has received q
number of Cable kilograms from En-
gland, empowering him to draw money
for the relief of the sufferers by the late
fire.
TORONTO, Nov. In the case relat-
ing to the suspension of the Bank of
Upper Canada, the sixty days grace, as
allowed by law, for resumption of
specie payment expires next week, when
the affairs of the bank will probably be
placed in the hands of the assignees,
and wound Hp. Meanwhile, parties in
debted to the bank have the privilege
of settling their Indebtedness in notes
of the bank at par. After assignment,
this can no longer be done. IS -
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Iron, the Greenbricr Independent, Nov. IL
The Elections.


The Elections.
The election in this county for State
and county officers passed off quietly on
Thursday last. The returns have all
come III, but. until the meeting of the
Board of Supervisors, next week, the of
fetal vote cannot be ascertained. We
hope to be able to publish the official
vote in our next issue. Enough is
known, however, to warrant the cOpclu-
sion that the Conservative State ticket,
in the county, received Il majority-av-
eraging from sixty to seyenty-five.
Smiths majority for Governor is about
seventy. Oley's majority, for Congress,
is about the same. Hoge's majority, for
Judge of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, will
probably reach eighty. Berkshire, for
the Court of Appeals, about the same.
McGinnis, Conservative, for States At
torney, has majority of about ninety,
over Newlin, Radical. Col. Joel Nc
Pherson, candidate for Clerk and Re-
corder, will have a majority of about
eighty, over Argabrite, Conservative.
Wallace Robinson, Independent, was re-
elected Sheriff of the county, over VIM.
A. Anderson, Overwhelmingly
not ascertained. DR.. d. C.. b. Caldwell,
was elected County Treasurer.
The Conservative candidate for the
House of Delegates-kartin Gwine and
Rhyne-received respectable majori-
ties; but rs the Radical majority in
Monroe-the two counties voting to-
gether-is large, we presume that Old
Joe Caldwell, Mann and Neil, Radicals,
are elected. The contest for the State
Senate is still in doubt, between Ar
buckle and Teacher. The result of
the Judgeship is still in some doubt-no
returns having been received from Po-
chontas, Mercer, and Mcdowell. We
learn than Monroe gave upwards Of
one hundred majority for the Radicals,
under the operations of the Registry
law.
No poll was opened either at Frank
ford or Lewisburg.
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Additionsl Foreign News by the
Steamer Javn.

New YORK, November THE follow
ing additional foreign news was receiv-
ed by the Java:
TRIESTE, October 27.-Thc condition
of the health of the Empress Carlotta,
of Mexico, remains unchanged.
Macmillan has telegraphed his ap-
prevail of the course of treatment pur-
sued by her physicians ut Mermnar.
He says nothing in the dispatches of
any intention on his part of leaving
Mexico.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 25.-News received
here from Greek source, state that u
great battle took place in Gambia on the
18th inst, between the Crctians. who
numbered 10000, and the combined
Turkish and Egyptian troops, amount
ing to 10000 The latter are stated to
have been repulsed, and Ismael Pasha
wounded.
DRESDEN, Oct. H.-Royal DEGREES
have been issued to-day dissolving the
provisional government. Herr Mostes
has been appointed minister of the In
terror.
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THE WHEELING REGISTER !
The Largest, the Best and fl.
: Most Widely Circulated
Paper i'm West
Virginia!
Daily Td-Veekly& Weekly!
nEING SATISFIED TN,

ENG TISFIED Thu,
ID their patrons are prepared TO encunrac,, =
enterprise which has for its object the prorS,,S'
and promotion of the welfare of the Whit -
in tiis Republic, and the development ami q
ovation of our young and promising S,ats i,
Proprietor of the Wheeling REGISTER Ia,
larged and improved this paper To meet H. :
maods of increased circulation ard gr,;.
Tnnularity, and now takes pleasure in prss.r,i>s.
"a The people of this State, the Largest. Ne,
EST and Most Reliable Paper in We,
TGE REGISTER can pon, to i,,
history a. the surest and best index Of its f,,,.
course upon all questions Of National or ST.,
unlicy. Believing shat the war was ended ~
tts legitimate purposes attained with the su-r.
der of the rebel armies. and the abandonment J,
slavery and secession by the South, the Ry,
TER will be the unhinching advocate Of all n,.,
ures that tend Ia promote the national hallpos,
10 restore the unity of the Government AM Z
extend 10 all sections the priceless blessing. =
| an impartial Union and lasting peace Ii NJ
he equally firm in it's opposition 10 all parti.,,
schemes that impose unjust aud unwarsa,,J
conditions upon the reunion of n Govtrrn,.,
| that was never broken, that guarantee perr.t
ual asccndancy 10 one political patty and u
changing ostracism Ia every other, and tat
thwart the wishes of every patriotic heart bT
leaving our country still divided, our pcVp,
disunited, our Union unrestorcd. Tolerate,
the opinion of all men. while steaiiastly stvO
eating its own. despising the proserptiNe bisOuy
of fanatcism while firmly ndhering 10 is on
convictions of right and duty.
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FOR THE DEFENCE.
Destruction Of an Elevator.

? 0swEGo, Nov. THE North Western
Elevator which was built on the ives,
side of the river iu 1866, by Moore &
Storm, and the largest in the city, hav.
ing a storage capacity of nearly 300,00(
bushels, was destroyed by fire last
night. There was in it 10000 bushels
of grain, and was insured for 100000.
The elevator was valued at Sl50,0O0,
and insured for $4,000. The loss falls
principally on Eastern companies. The
fire is supposed to have originated from
the spark from passing propeller.
This fire will not interfere with the
landingo of grain at this port, rs the
storage capacity at present is about two
million bushels.
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From Montreal.

MONTREAL, C. E., Nov. 7.-Mr. B. Der.
hin, an eminent lawyer, is here, having
been requested by the United States
government to defend the Fenian pris-
oners here, whose trial will commence
in December next
The imports for the past month in
Montreal amount to over four million of
dollars.
A number eff Ministers are here in
cabinet counsel to-day, previous to
leaving for England.
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From the Parkersburg Gazette, Nov. 6. ]
A Radical Hero i'm Tribulntion.

We learn from friend, that on last
Saturday, while General Harris was
stopping at Ellenboro, Mr.. James Core,
who is his opponent for Legislative
honors, met him, and after accusing him
of making false statements during the
canvass, proceeded to inflict summary
punishment upon the aforesaid General,
who, at the first charge at the enemy,
was routed, horse, foot and dragons,
and left sprawling on the ground. We
do not know what were the particulars
of the offence, but Mr.. Cores character
would lead US to judge that the offence
must have been very aggravated, before
he would have proceeded to such cx-
treme measures.
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New York Market.

NEW lORk, November 4.
COTTON-Dull and scarcely so firm
3sta39 for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Dull and common grades
1Oa20c lower; IL 25al2 90 for sound com
mon and extra State S12 0Oal3 90 fol
extra round hoop Ohio, and IL l0al4 4;
for trade brands; market closing heavy
for common grades.
WHISKY-In moderate demand; in
bond at 43.
WHEAT-Dull and 1a3c lower; 50 32a
2 % for No. 2 Chicago and Milwaukee.
BARLEY-ln fair request for export
and home use, but without decided
change in price; l 06a1 10 for Canada
West, in bond; % for Canada West
free; 12a1 ID for two rowed State, and
l 80 for bay.
CORN-Receipts of 1861 bushels
market irregular and unsettled, opening
3a40 higher; closing with advance lost
81 2sa1 81 for shipping mixed western
ailOat and in store; closing at 2Sal y
al 30a1 81 for western yellow.
OATS-Opened 1a2c better, but closed
with the advance partly lost; 7la76 fol
Chicago and Milwaukee.
WOOI-Dull and heavy; 45a5S for do,
nestle fleece; 80 for spring pulled; 43a
AZ for extra pulled; 25a33 for Texas, and
so bales Mcstiza at 81 ], currency.
COAL-Quiet, at about previous pri'
ces.
LEATHER-IIemlock sole, at 33a3i
for Buenos Ayres, light weight; 3la35!
for middling do; 37a33i for heavy do
32a33 for California light weights; 3ia
80 for middle do, and 34a37 for heavy do
RICE-Dull.
COFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Quiet; Cuba 1O!a11.
MOLASSES-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Easier at 224c foI
crude, and 35ta36c for refined, in bond
also 1900 barrels refined in bond for
December, buyers option, 36ia7,
PROVISIONS-POr dull and heavy
$2S 00a2S % regular and cash, for new
mess, closing at 2S 12i cash and 25 25a
% IS for prime. Beef quiet; IL 50a1s sc
for new plain mess, and 1Sa23 for new
extra mess. Beef hams heavy at 37a41
Bacon dull. Cut meats unchanged.
14a14i for shoulders; 16a1S for Hams
Dressed hogs quiet at 11411t for western.
Lard quiet buut firm, for prime 14a15a
Butter steady at 20a33c for Ohio. 35a44
for State
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DILL ~ CuANCEwY, PENDING.

ID in the Circuit Court OF Ohio County. Lesis
Lunstord and wife. rs Robert wrAy and George
Erllner. The Defendants will q ke notice that
the depositous of deceased Joseph II. ConpeiIy
aud Will am NJ. Lunsford AID others will b-
tasen at the Office of Lamb g. raull In u e CITY
VI Wheeling. on the 9th day ~ November.
lsf6 betu cen tn. hours . 9 O'Clock a m. and
5oeIOok p. m, on behalf of t Q CON blair anti
TO he read in evidence on the trial of the above
cause. And II from any canse t. taking OF said
dispositions should not DO commenced. or being
commenced Hbould not ne compls ted on that
day the taking of-ihA sane will be adjourned
from time 20 time until tire same IL completed
oct2h LEWIS LIZ = SFOgD.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Mes--- atRnion,s Case-Cabinet
Amesdment, ts-Ssp-->f New
President-Appoint
AGufr&

Hos-~z~ atRnton,s Case-Cabinet
Amesdment, te-Ssp-.ef New
President-Appoin ostsAe'
Affairs.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE Herald'
Washington special says: We have il
upon good authority that Secretary
Stanton never has been requested to re
sign. The report that he and the Presi
dent have had misunderstanding il
relation to the new appointments in thu
Regular Army is totally untrue. TIL,
President has fully concurred in Mr.
Stanton's actions in regard to them.
At the Cabinet meeting to-day, all
the members were present, including
Mr.. Seward. 1t is understood the Mex
lean question was fully discussed.
have it on good authority that the
President will, in his forthcoming mes
sage to Congress, lay before that bod,
an amendment to the Constitution sim.
liar to- the one passed AT the last ses-
sion Of Congress, with a few modifica-
tons.
The west requires the removal of
Commissioner Rollins.
The Headquarters of the Department
VI lCuuncSoC HAS bctu ItlitoNtu lIOul
Nashville to Louisville.
The PRECEDENT to-day. -appointea las
B. Williams, of Iowa, Register of Land
Office at Fort Dodge, Iowa, and L. Bed
ford, of Nebraska, Register of Land OF.
fee in Nebraska. The return received
at the General Land Office from the 10.
cal office at the Falls of St. CroiX was
that 7,2O5 acres Of the public lands
were disposed of during October, OF
which 1000 were for actual settlements
The cash sales amounted to 81 ,C05.
The Tribune's Washington special
says: James Taylor, the well known
special agent of the Postoffice Depart
ment, is here, at the head of a committee
of special agents, for the purpose of re.
vising the regulations and arrange
ments relative to registered letters
The agents have been in consultation
with the Postmaster General nearly ali
day. At present registered letters do
not differ much in appearance from or.
binary letters, and can be opened by q
skillful thief without detection. The
system of records and receipts has been
found useless. 1t is confidently expect
ed that the new plan, when fully mat
ured, will give much satisfaction.
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philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November Z.
Flour dull and unchanged, at sl3 GOA
IL 30. Wheat less active, and less
firm: white 50 As; red SO %. Corn
scarce; yellow 81 27al 30. Oats firm at
65c. Provisions with a declining ten
dency. Mess Pork S31 90. Lard dull
Mt 155c. Whisky steady, at - Al. re
trolcum unchang ed. Seeds i'll demand
Coffee in demand.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, November Z.
Stocks lower; North Western 573; do.
preferred 72l; Toledo 100; Rock Island
110t: Alton Il Terrc Hautc preferred Is;
Chicago & Alton Ill; TT. Wayne 1094;
Toledo, Western & Wabash 52i; Mil
waukee & st. Paul Gil; do. preferred
74t; Western iUnion Telegraph 5ll; n.
Y. Central ll9?; Erie s2S; do. preferred
So; $40 coupons 1862 100; do. new
series 1865 10; do. coupons 1864 ilO7a;
10-40s registered 1909; 7-30s 1O6; Mis-
souri, is go; Ohio & Miss. certificates 81.
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LABOR is well paid in San Francisco;
bricklaycrs get S. day; caulkers (foI
Sunday work. SIS, and for ten hours on
other days, 50 80; stevedore, S.; black,
smiths, 81 to Sc; chambermaids, $50 to
So month; laundresses, S25 to $50
men servants, $50 to S35; men cooks, SAC
TO 800; printers IS cents per LOCO ems
shoemakers: S. for each pair of boots OIL
shoes; policemen 1925 month. These
of course, are gold prices.
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CIDER VINEGAR
" 80 barrels, very fine and strong, just receiv.
ed and for sale by NJ. REILLY.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, November Z.
Flour dull and declined l5a25c; whea al
d,II at oOo2 ~ for No. and | 96a2 W
for No. ,. Corn dull. Oats quiet at
decline of 1c: sales at AZ for No. ano
46a47 for No. .. High wines quiet
Mess Pork 1Oal5c lower and nonl mai Ia ~
o.. hogs dull and declined at 25a4oc
soIes St 7a8 for common to good
freinhts dull.
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Os1EeuO Market.
OswEGo, Novembt

OswEGo, November I.
Flour unchanged; sales 1900 barrels,
Q so for No. Spring; Il 90 Red Winter;
Is 90 White; Is 75al6 90 Xxx. Wheat,
ouiet, 10 sales. Corn is held at l % for
Western yellow. Barley is without
material change, and but dull sales
RIVE. quiet. Canal Freights, steady.
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Springwood Select Home School
For Young Ladies.

i II
Il Healrhiul Beautiful and accrSsible pnr
IONS III Virginia, will REOPEN October l. IsGG
Established IN the family of the uud-rBi ,,red
with view IN the edn' atinn of his own Gkii.
dreu entir.l, AT HOME IL will he strictly limiteo
TO such mum er sbal justify the employ
nent Of the best instructors in svery depart {.
mrnt.
For circulars, Ut further Information apply 10
q. WASHINGTON BALL,
SpTingwood. near Leesburg, LnudOun Co. Va.
REFEREN Noes.
General Robert Z. Lee General D. H. Hill,
Charlotte, N. c.; A .. Qnarirr, 5. Brady. Ian
don Carter Esq. Wheeling. West Virginia !;
Rev. z. T. Perkins, former Of Wheeling; Rev
z r. Mason, Monkton, z. O., Baltimore com
tyi VIM. Dodg :, Fsq,. Stafford Hal Nd;
Robert 5. Chew, Esq Washington City Rev.
w. W Williapis GeOTgeto~b, ID. c. Rsv. W.
n. Pendleton, General A. " Long. Le1ingto :
Rev. g. u. Norton Alexandra Hill Carter,
Esd Shirley" Va Col Burgess Long, Phils
dslphis; Gea1 W. 4. Fsathsrston, Holl
Springs, Mississippi &C.. &c.
p. s. Prnfessor Van Rhyu, In charge the past
year, Of the Department Of Modern Languages.
Drawing &C.. having h-en appointed to chair
In the 'Pennsylvsris Military Institute. / de-
sire TO employ thoroughly qualified Feschsr of
those branches IL his place slso a teacher OF
Music. Without good recommendations none
need apply fuI43mdIfavHv
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A TURKISH ambassador was at pub
lie dinner in London, in company with
some of the magnates of the land. The
chairman gave as toast, in compliment
to His Excellency: "The Sublime Porte
and the Turkish Ambassador" The
waiter echoed it down the table: "A
supply fport to the Turkish Ambassa-
dOrn
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"Ir you ever marry" said Roman
consul to his son, "let it be woman
who has sense enough to superintend
tho setting of q meal Of victuals, taste
enough to wash herself, pride enough
enough, y. before breakfast, and sense
nothing to say. >""gue when she mas
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November Z.
Flour quiet. Wheat, white winter ic
better: spring &c lower; sales whlte
Michigan at s. o.; amber soc; No. l
spring 81 30. Corn dull; 2a3c lower;
81 03a1 G6 for No. l mixed. Lake
freichts, Sc for corn to Buffalo.