davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-07-18

TINE undersigned have "a
i leased and thorough sTssIesszGSss III
" repaired the large. +
commodious and well -asAasssssx.,asj.A.
known Livery Stable, in the rear. Of the
Town, Hall, owued and recently kept by
Clark, & Taylor, and will carry on tie
business in all lis branches.
af9bey will keep constantly to hire
iRuggies. =
as Carriages,
ESQ Hacks,
s4siise "a Wagons, s.
"a ass,ea. AID Saddle Eorses {:
@ WILL SEND TRAVELLERS, +,
IN charge Of experienced drivers, to any
place desired.
/. Will take,in horses to board by The day,
week or month, having il their employ none
but the best and. most experienced hostlers
lYe are always on land, attending per
senallg 10 TIE wants Of our patrons, and
hepe to merit and receive the liberal patron,
eye always extended to Clark & Taylor
81 Prices uniform and as moderate as the
Zines win allow. AZ
as TERMS-ALWAYSs CASH.
slw 2Sas WAINWRIGHT &, COFFEE
sIanuaryf24th. G6 If
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
New York stock market-Nov. 90. u

! BEEVESSThe earlier part Of theweek was not
charac cterizeby that abject feeling Of depression
which We noticed last week. still the marketfor beef
cattle has Shown no important change in price. -
There isno buDyanpy inlthe meat trade, and with
the low figures which are now paid for otfal, the
butchers cannot well afford to pay higher prices for
theirlfte stock and 4dded TO this an overlooked
poultry market; the 6nlyof to this was the de-
creased supply in the the week, over 600
head less than last week. and the cold weather this
The arrivals at Bergin Hill up to Saturday reached
QUO head, ,WhichEere s0dat about last weeks quo
ltations, which, only IN exceptional cases, reached
IcWt, while Z few Of the poorest went off at lO9Ilc
per pound. On MondA luqrhing the offerings at
the National yards aggregated 5000 head which, in
qualify, were pretty iair. The weather being fa-
vorable butchers took hold pretty freely and early
lin the day asight advance was realized onThe best
grades. Common grades, however, did not do so
lWeii and the owners were lO0sers to some extent,
and the whole business was SOW ndtrade dragged
along. There has been soma heavy losers among
the drovers which, though not heavy as last week.
weresti slci emily larget0 kill specuia ionamone
acertainclass who, without means at tier back,
engaged in the cattle speculation. and forced them
on up led astray By ac0tehpOrary who is response
BILE cattle market reporter, and is feeler in Vest
chester county and speculates pretty heavily They
Prices of beeve es at National yards this weekaad
last week: Poor to medium cattle per pound, lO9
llc last week do; to fair steers ll9l2 last week.
1ll3c; good steers aud fat oxen l39l5c; last week.
l39l5c; prime steers 159l6c last week, l5gl6c. =
The majority Of the sales were at lSl5c; last week,
l3@l5c, Average prce lSx 9l9f{ {ct' last week, lSc
IA few choice sold at uI6C91 17c: lsst week. 10@nc.-
The poorest cattle brought S@9c; last week. Sasc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
New YORK NIarket--No.lyI.. 20.

Q0TTON--Firm at $40 for midding uplandS
and $50 do Orleans. closing quiet.
FLOUR-Dull and 1b025c lower. Sales at % 90
9lO6O for nmOn extra State, $40 COOL so for exS
ira round hoop Ohio, and $ll 5Q9l3 4O for trade
braads, cINing heav :.
MHlpKY-.Qnet and unchanged .,,s,,,,,su
WHEAT-Dui. heavy and 293c lower Sales at
S210for No. 3 Milwaukee, 81 80 for No.. 2 do, and
'RYE-zlieavyN State at i28. sss5Cza HgyY va
BARLEY7-W -Withputdecided change, at 81 90 for
fr twoHr6wed State, and 81 20 for foufifoWed
State. - tiG5
C0RN--Dull, heavy and rather easier, at 81 241f
for Shipping mixed western in store, 81 26 do a,at
and q COOL 05 fOrnew yellow jersey. t... --If
kee, -,
Stock If grain in New York warehouses, Nov.
26th, 1885, visET Wheat 049 Sz7 corn 2ss0S9: oats
.ss3,9SO; rye a9652S; barley 1Sla5O4; malt e3.S7'
COFFEE-Qu and unchanged.
,SUGAR-QoIet and. .priceswlIhout decided alter
lPETROLEU M--Quietspd steady, at 92c fUf crude
PORK@Daii and heavy. SSi Sales Of $500 brls at
$2l Sl@22 90 regular and cash for new mess, clos
ing a( $22 cash, and 800 QO920 0fof prime, :.
BEEF-Heavy,a az about previous prices: u y "
BEEF HAMS1HDull aud heavy. Sales at $3.50
BAC0NL LQuiet and nominal ..ra E--lsorGr :.
CUT MEAfS-<Dulb 99lOhcfor shoulders, and
12C9 l31ac for hams. -----.--
DRESSED H0G 0GS--Firmsr and Activeat1lsll1lc
for western T 2 tgylTf h1e nI[1Ci1
LARD-Firmer at l29ls2ic,
CHEESE-Heayy. at 8gl6Hc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
FROM CANADA.

Customs Duties-ClOsing OF Naviga-
cation on the st. Lawrence-FIre at
Point LeVI-Three Sailors Killed on
the ship Ariadne-The Nova ScOtian
Heard From. .,. ...... .....
, MONTREAL, G. E., Nov. 26-The discount
fixed by Government on American invoices
at the custom houses for the current week
is 2S per cent. The Finance Minister has
imposed duty of 10 per cent. on oysters in
kegs and cans from the United States !;
fresh fish and oysters in shell will be free,
as heretofore.
The steamers make their last trips from
Montreal to Quebec to-day.
QUEBEC, c. E., Nov. 26.-A fire at Point
Levi to o-day destroyed property to the value
Of$4,000; no insurance.
! Four sailors, belonging to the ship
Ariadne, were to-day thrown from her fore
top. One was killed and two drowned,
while the>fourth was seriously injured.
The Nova Scotian passed Farther Point
on her outward trip yesterday. b. .n.s 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
rLOuisiana Stat Fair.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-The Louisiana
State Fair, though a first attempt, is a great
success. To-day is the last one, yet the ID
terest is unfagging. 1t has already quick
ened the disposition for the use of improved
implements aud machinery in the South.
The Association hayeresolved to begin i'm
mediate preparations to hold another fair
i'm November, 1867, and to erect permanent
buildings for the use OF the same. The
Emory Cotton Gin takes the first premium;
also the Hydraulic Washing Machine,
piano which took first premium was man
hfactured at st. Louis, and the second in
New Orleans, though those of New York,
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore came
incompetition with them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
Cleveland Market.

FLOUR--XX Spring ssl2sl2 rs; Xxx red winter
S13 OO9l3 so; Xxx white winter Sl5 OO 9I5 so. -
i WHEAT-Sales2 cars n 10. l Milwaukee spring at
CORN Quiet. Sales lear No. II at saO from
h OATS Inactive. No. l State held at 45c.
T. and nominal At sl2o for state and
-HAkLE Nominal at y OiSl 10 for Canada; 3,
@95c for W esterh. i''
LIVE, H0GS4-In moderate request at sc 25S
@ so for heavy. .1yTr1yI, ,pI. la
7 DRESSED HOGS-Quiet. Packers are buying
in a small way at 30 for choice heavy. TO
| PORK -Quiet and steady. No. i city-packed
mess $23; No. 9 do S22; clear t25. -,t.s >
iLARD-Quiet. City-rendered l411cin hrkins. and
lac in tiorce..
: 'HiAMS-SteAdy lGt1Oc for new sugar9cured.
! SH0ULDERS-New city cured held at l2c.
DRIED BEEF--Quiet and steady at20c. * "a,
! BUITERrChoice tub and roll in iffequest and
steady at s3a34c. Common is dull at 2OS2Sc. ac-
CHEESEEQuiet and steady at 1O9l6Hc for
common to choice, packages included. - :. ,gg---.
POULTRY In request at 14Sl3c for Chickens;
l4C9l6c for Turkeys.
EHGS-.eqiet at 800. : NJ, g,. ,yn,r,.,,A,
,HiGHWINES-ln moderate request and steady.
Alcohol AND sPIRITS-Firm. Alcohol. ss
per cent. "a f494 10; Cologne Spirits 90 per cent,
81 s4QD4 SO; Neutral Proof Spirits g 570pl o.. "A
PSTR0LEU MEQuet Bonded on spot held at
3O@3lc; Tree 5Oa}Slo.N = -KulfrE5...t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
..A.aPEcIAL NOTICES. m
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS! +!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops area scientifically compounded fluid
prepA alton, and better than any Pills, Powders or
Nostrums. Being liquid, their action isdirect and
positive. rendering them reliable, sreedy and GER
tain specific for the cure Of all obstructpns and SUPP
pressiOus Of nature. Their popularity is indicated
by the fact thGtoVer 100000 bottles annual sold
and oonsumed'by the ladies Of tho United States,
every one whom speak in the. strongest terms Of
praise Of their great merits. They rapidly tak4
Ing the place of every other Female Remedy. and
areconsidered by.alI who know aught Of themo@
the surest safest and most infallible preparation IN
the world, forthe Of all female conpsints. the
removal Of all obstructioos Of nature and the pro
motion Of health, regularity and strength. -Expict
directions stating when they may be used, and ex-
planning whsp, and why they, should not. nor
could not be used without producing effects contra
ytO natures chosen laws. VIII be found carefully
folded around each bottIe with The written sigma
ture of JOHN L. LYON, without which hone are gen
uine. .siH97 4 ',n0h tn- d ~
Prepared by DR.. JOHN i, LYON, IOS Chapss,
street, New Haven, Conn.,, who can be consulteds
eithor personally or btmAil Enclosing stamp, con
corning al private dseases and female weak
Il Sold by Druggists everywhere.
H 40. u. q. CLARK 4 CO.,
nelt7l, General Agents for US. and Uanadas.
II sep29-d&wly 8acf ga6i sI1-'fHF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
y REASONS WHY THE
ssl ~ I1IIFET TUH'T
AMERICAN WATCH
MADE AT WALTHAM, MASS,
Is THE BEST.

No. Ia s.Il1N-. 4. tIai| .a1I % sN'IIF ~
It's made on the best principle. ItS frame is
composed of SOLID PLAfESi; NO jar can inter
fere with the harmony o. its working, and no sud-
aSn shock can damage its machinery. Every piece
Is made and finished by machinery dtself famous
for its novelty as well as for its ectiyenes and is
therefore properly made. The watch is what All
mechanism should be - ACCURATE! SIMPLE,
STRONG. AND ECONOAIUABI'l Except some
high grades. too costly fSr general use foreign
watches are chiefly made by women and boyss Suoh
watches are composed of several hundred pieces!
screwed and riveted together and require constant
repairs to keep them in any kindof ORDER All pere
sons who have carried +anores," "lepines" and
'Gnglish Patent Levers" are perfectly we'll aware
Of the truth Of thisststement. g-sA fASia
Atthe beginning Of our enterprise, more than ten
years ago, it was our first object to make a thor
oughJ good low priced watch for the million. to
take the place Of these foreign npostiOns the re-
fuse of foregnfactOries, which were entirely un-
sAleGble at home and perfectly worthless every
Where. - ID ,, ia ~ ,, ,Is .s17gT5 y % Il
aerstood from the fact that after 500 many years Of
public trial. we now make MORE THAN half OF
ALL THE WATCHES S0ED ENsTHE sUNITRD
STATES. and that no others hare ever given such
universal satisfaction. While this department OF
our business Is continued with Increased facilities
for perfect work, we are at present engaged in the
manufacture of watches .Spf the very HIGHEST
GRADE KNOWN TO CHR0N0METRY, un-
equsled by anything hitherto made by ourselves.
and unsurpassed by any thing made IN the world
For this purpose we have the ampest facilities. We
lave erected an addition opur main building sxi
prsSsly for this branch of our business, and have
~. lak = D. 1wWfl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
-HTho New Jersey senatorshIp. Z

NEWARK, N. g., Nov. 26.-The question
of the United States Senatorship is becom-
ingexciting in political circles. The Adver-
tiseruof to-day advocates the election of
Hon. F. p. Frelinghuysen, who was recent
lyssappointed by the Governor to ill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Hon.
VIM. Wright. Quite number of papers
i'm other parts of the State are advocating
the claims of Hon. Geo. p. Cobb as rep
resentative man of the State out side of the
influence of the city of Newark. hoz ga
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
Cincininati. Market

FL0UR-Superfne - ttat made from Spring
wheat-is offered at 20 5O9le. and for Inidding At
$l09lC SO. Extra ranged from $ll 259I2 SO for
sia45Sis 5s f 50. and and aacy S at sis a S5Si4 %.
.WHEAT-Our quotations are merely nominal, as
we can only give,ths asking rates. No, Sprieg is
quoted at 81 10 a. l5 No. Ido at g 25s2 % 9s No
ira Mt 81 s5 hill is. held at 81 90-what few lots
there are Offering, and White at the same rate.
C0RN-Ear is held at soc, and sheled at 90s.-
New Corn is dull, at SOC Tor ear at the lower roads.
OATS-Prices are firm, closing with an upward
tendency, holders asking 45946c for No. in eevA-
Tor, and sec for No. J.. .','.''.'.
kYE-No. was notsaeable atthe close at over
81 l24I l3! No. 2 was held,at 81 05910S. o.,
BARLEY-The best qualities Of Fail are held at
81 659l TO- and choice an VI 7O9l75. Thereis moth
ing doing in Malt; the nominal asking rates for fair
COrTON--The market is firm, with airdemand
at 3l932c for middlng and other grades in propOr-
tOn. 60 bales Of barely mddling sold last evening
at sc RSsIept during ,b the past Ss hours
PRO VISION S-Small sales of Mess Pork were
made at $2L Bacon is without change. Shoulders
are held at 132t gl4c, and clear Sides at l41ac.
H0GS-The receipts for the past, twenty-four
hours ending at noon we're $500 head. The market
rules dull at So 3O96 so gross, and 81 5097 GO net,
with not much of demand.
GROGERlES-Fai tq- shoice Rio Coffee 2Sk9
29Hc; raw Sugar IL II C9ll9tes shard refined at 49,
l6Hc, and Molssses at e099oc for Porto REQ.
.BUTTER-The market remains steady. with q
fair demand at 2S $500 per pound for prime to choice
CHEESE-The demand is fair, and the market
rules steady at 1901 per pound, actual tare, for
Western Reserve and Hamburg. % / 2 t.r--I
EGGS-A firm but steady market, at 33934c per
dozen, shippers, count, TOR prime. ..,-.--..,.-
WHlSkY-The market roles quiet, with fair
demand for bonded, at SIC, with sales OF l,lOO brs
pssE E1d j 5Ss3SF ad sS1 fi dull
for prime old. Timothy remains steady, at So
Flax Is firm at ~ 5O92 CO. az, ,.-,,,,,.-.,..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
KING a.
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,

~ " - - - -
PREPARED pRESNRIPTI0N
ANAA 0AsbO A'4o0AS-A LINN A-
MADE FROM TIE PRRsoRIPTIoN OF W.
RSv CHARLRS Z KING M D.. IL. n 40.
Nv = --...-T.Ic-p. "a. - -" ~ w
FOR TEE PREVENTION AND CURE OF AV
a o#N - III M PIT TON
=, -, ,,oSu .,,v, n-,m.on,.
GIN IT'S hVoI AuVANOED STAGES).
For the Radtcdt Cure of ASTHMA, BRONCHIT.
IL CATARkH, ana all affections Oh the LUNl,S s.
THROAT, and AIR PASSAGES; for General and
Special Derdn0sments q Of the eNEkVOUSS SYSTEM;
al Dfsordsrs Of ihe StomacA al d Bototls.
1t fmmsdtdttIy increases the strength and deepens
the eelor OF the pale blood. 1t subdues the ChiHs
and fsSer, and diminishes the EepsctOration. 1t
ehSsks the night stoedts, always in from seuon To
fourteen days. The appetite is at once insi0ordted
and the patient rapidly 0Gins ffsh; the cough and
the diDfoNh BREATHING are speedily relieved; the
sleep becomes calm and refesRing the ecdoudtions
regular and EaSJorns. i1 ALL THE GENERAL
SYMPTOMS OF CONSUM MPTIONn ~ ASTHMA,
BRON OHITIS, &c., DISAPPEAR NTH a
REALLY ASTONISHING RAPIDlTY, 3.T7iT
The PRESCRIPTIONS should be used in every
ease where tho Physicisn prescribes "CoUGH Mix
TUREs," ""ToNICs," IRoN, ACIDS, BABK, QUIkiNB,
Con LIVER OIL, WHISKY, DO, and in every disease,
by WHATEVER NAME KNQYN, in, which there is ex-
hibited any one or more Of the following
.n'3t SYMPiTO MS:'I q "L La22
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27

ST0OKS-A shade irmer. Rock Island 1O5N,
Fort Wayne lO5H Milwaukee and ST. Paul SO; do
preferred SgE 1On Chcag4 Alton Up Illinois Cen
42;4 do preferred 73k Toledo 49, New York Gem
trail loS Erie 7i y; do preferred "a; Hudson lgl
Reading lIaA; Michigan s,outhern s3k;A Toledo,
new issue 1885, do coupons If 1892 100: do Of 1894
l0eNi Western Union eleg aph An; Quicksilver
4ohi Ohio x Mississippi certificates, 3o Teunessee
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
RuffnIo unrItet-Nov. ee

FL0UR-Quiet, No. spring at $ll9ll 80 and
amber winter at Sl39t4 so. ~ .- IN
WHEA1-Quiet.SE Parties apart held Port Wash
Milwaukee spring at ~ TO-. .y ''.~" t." n.9 -
C0RN-05 bushels No. 1 Illinois sold at 81 o.;
9 200 bushels Toledo at 9Oc.' 't't.I IiH3N
.BARLEi-Quiet, Held at 81 O5Slr es for Can
RYE-2y5OO bushels sold at iaboutS1. iaGN 9liihl
B,iABRkkEH, NALI.53Held atsi 500 l25n naN ,ii,l
LAR ,-sales at l4si4Ic. i,,.,i, .iiy Ill ,J,y ~ y
sWHISKY-At 23c. .'...''',' ID y. q ~ .,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
,i1e nuIIdIngs Destroyed bx Fire.

ST.. Louis, Noy. 26.eA3 fire in Leaven-
worth destroyed five buildings on Third
street.. occupied by Sponable & Co, dry
goods; L. NJ. Rothschild, clothier; Casper
Buckler, boots and shoes; s. p. Rothschild,
halter; j. A. Morgan, @. B. Hamilton and
Mr.. Witherell, grocers. Nearly all the
stocks were saved and the loss fully cov-
cred by insurance in Eastern offices.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 26,-Private advices
received here to-day, says Governor Gray,
Chief Justice, Chase, Hon. Morton Nc
Michal, and other distinguished gentlemen
arrived on Saturday evening at Harrisburg,
Pa, from visit to Gettysburg. They were
Justice Chase left yesterday for Washing
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
ALLoocK,s POROUS pLArEUs.

OnOA ANHA'O 1AOAG 11N AI1h
WORLD.
,.4.LLo0GR'S POROUS PkASTERS resOIUe aMd
dSSUd0e pain By calling forth tho dcrid 6umors
from parts intsrnaI TO The skin and general circSIa-
tion-taus, IN many cases, poSitively cooperating
i,"s diseasss. 90 JAMES Al A IS LULL, ND.
There Smoothing equal. In the way of aplaster. to
the Porous Plaster of Dir. ALLCQCK. Everything
is pleasant about them. They are the plaster Of Che
day. and fit type of our present advancement in
science and art. In Asthma, Cough, Kidney Affec-
tieps, Gout, Rheumatism, and local deep=seateH
pains, they afford permanent relief. ~ -'i -At
j. +. JOHNSON, MD,
on Topical Remedies"
From personal knowledge Of these pasters, we
can state that they are decidedly preferable to any
other in use. Whereyerrel is to be obtained BY
the use Of plaster, we should recommend them.
"A. INGRAHAM,M N. D.. Editor NesS YORK. Mentor.
Agency, Brandreth House. New York.
Sold by all Druggists. ,rcaU
aF- -n-e srE tNTu-
80 flF a.r ."."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27

BALTIMORE, Nov. GA number Of in
vited guests left here this morning in q
special train for the Susquehanna river, to
be present at the formal opening of the
new rail road, branch Of the Philadelphia
and.. Baltimore railroad. 8 1851 4t ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
FROM HAVANA.
arrival Of General sherman and Mr..
I ~ <CamDbell. Il .W

/ ~ Campbell. ~ A%
New, York, Nov. 26.--Advices from Ha-
van 10th, announce the arrival of General
Sherman and S. Campbely with their suite.
They were handsomely teted by the citi-
zens of Havana and received many atten-
tions from the authorities. General Sher-
man attended the grand review in honor of
the Queens birthday. They were to1eaye
for Mexico on the 23d, in the Susquehanna.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 23.-The an
nual Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South continues in session In Nor
folk and its labors will probably continue
the greater part of next week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27

New York Money Market-NOv. 90.
Monty Market active at ear per cent. 1i
STERLING EXCHANGE-Dull at 10000 l0eK.
G0LD-Firm. Opening at 1881, advancing TO
H014, and closing at 1iOh
GOVERNMENT STOUKS--A shade eotter. :.
FREIGHTS-TO Liverpool. firmer at 4sld for oats
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
TrfFTE0 0nIWUTTT 9ff 5T0f1N 0TITT T7VTT-
MABEE,YOURlOWN LHGEHTynsi
80 l.i-f., -ItI
The CIahneline Ga Oil Company,
":sOF NEW YoRK!u D.. Ji' tud
gL..a.s.a LII, 4. "a, ,.-- IL y. A ga fiE.

Are now prepared to sell licenses for the manufac,
10 @tr1l y turo. of their celebrated 70 'T7l'h
.5o%et i5aoT%et'AgiN, n EIIlElE, 10 I L., g., '.,G s2,
Which Gan be made anywhere, bv any body, at y
cost, OF. bat TWENTY-PIvB CENTS A q LON, Ia,
many places for much less. II burns without smo
or smoke, makes 4 mJre brilliant light thai ker51
sene, will btru IN anylamp. Is not explosive viii
not soil the finest fabric, will Jurn with or without
q chimneg, The best ilIpmipatingpil in the world
Five hundred thousand people ateusing IT,. A for
tune for anybody IL will cost you nhthing1o try it,
Enclose STAMP for descriptive circlilar.r fTTd
Address, J,CANNELINEsQ OH COMPANYIa
,..1 uo, 9Oe and goS BroadFay, New York, E,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
Financial Matters.

New YORK, Nov. 26,--In the bank state
mentthe was decrease in the deposits Of
$477,576. ...-i .',..........
THE POSTS money article says The loan
market is active at per cent, and dis
counts are dull at 7@S per cent. The
spasm has passed off, but it has left behind
it q languor which checks business. The
stock market Is better. Governments have
advanced 14@2S per cent. above the lowest
Quotations of Saturday, and there is very
promising investment demand. Railroad
shares are active and quotations are i'm
proving. After the regular board quota
tions were: New York Central ITO; Erie
733S; Hudson 1908; Reading ia; Michi7
gan Central l12; Michigan Southern 82566 !;
Pittsburgh $50; Northwestern 4256;
Northwestern preferred 72sl; Rock Island
104A; Fort Wayne los; Ohio & Mississippi
Certificates 292a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
Iowa Election,

The-Tribune publishes the following as
the official figures of the Iowa election:
For Secretary OF State-Edward Wright
(Rep,) 9l,227; s. G.. Van Anda DEM
55,S15--Wright's majority 354l2, AS sew
eral hundred votes cast for Z. ID; Wright,
though unquestionably intended for. Ed
ward Wright, were thrown out by the State
Canvassers, Wright's majority does not
stpte tsset 5 st RSe cbd
date for Supreme Court Reporter,Shad a
majority. of 37,8S6. YttHF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
Largest DispatcIl.

New YORK, Nov. 26.-The largest dis
patch transmitted over the Atlantic Cable
was sent yesterday by a Government Of
ficial of the United States to one of the
Ministers of this country on the continent
of Europe. 1t contained over five thou
sand words,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27
seizure of SIM uggIe d spirits

Revenue Inspector Fred. Cochran sur
prised party landing cargo, of Illicit
spirits at the foot OF First street at an early
hour yesterday morning. Those having
charge3of the lighter pushed off at his ap-
proach, abandoning forty-siX barrels of
spirtsLwhich were promptly seized. The
same officer seized twelve barrels of,poteen
the previous night, while it was being'de-
posted at the distillery of Cuthbert & Cum
in both cases were fraudulently branded or
not branded at all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27

New YORK, Nov. 26.-The London Tele-
graph of Nov. 14th, says of the meteoric
display: Almost directly after / o'clock
A. M. the sky was first occasionally, then
frequently, and soon constantly, streaked
with the trains of countless stars which
shot across the heavens. s
Homicide and Attempted suicide.
James H. McGill, living in Carol street,
Brooklyn, while laboring under alteration
of the mind yesterday, stabbed his wife and
then cut his own throat. His own wounds
have not proved fatal. Mrs. McGilrs are
said to bedangerous. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-27

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26-The cotton. market
is unchanged; sales to-day amount to los
bales middlings and uplands ata 141Sdc
Breadstuffs are firm. '''''" ,r-'So TS,1S, N
LONDON. Noon, Nov, 26.-Consols are
quoted at 90c tor money. The current
prices for American securities are as fol-
lows: U. s. 5-20s, Il; Illinois Central, n
Erie, 4S1&. -,