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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-07-11

TEE canvass this autumn promises TO be a
very hot one. Every voter In the County ought
10 take his County paper, and thennewi know
what Is going on.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-07-11

TnE CAMPAIGN CHRONICLE is only 6o cents.
Get up club. It's an easy matter to obtain q
dozen or twenty subscribers In any neighbor-
hood, while SOME can raise nifty or one hundred.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-07-11

BASE BALI. is abort "played out" with the
sporting fraternity Of Our town, and Croquet
seems tobe taking its piaces 'Tis not such hard
work.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-07-11

JUDaE KHSEoN. sr., is still improving, and
we hope win soon be restored to his wonted
health.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-07-11

STAIE SENAIUH.
Editor Chronicle: Please announce DR.. HENRY
WEST, of Belmont County, as a candidate for
State Senator-@subiect to the action of the Sem
atorial Convention. DIR. West has been a vigil
liant and faithful Senator, and deserves a re-
election. UNION
Editor Chronicle. Please announce DIR. VIM
BEADLE, of Harrison County, as a candidate
for state Senator-subject to the decision of the
Union Convention for this Senatorial District.
HARRISON.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-07-11

TEACHERS EXAMINATION at st. Clairsville
pssurdsy, July 10. commencing At O'Clock,
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NOBLE COUNTY UNION TICKEr.-The Noble
County Union Convention met at Caldwell on
the I'd inst, and put the following ticket in
nominations: Representative, Charles Hare /;
Auditor, Norvell w. Taylor; Treasurer, Chry-
sostom Foster; Sheriff, William II. Summers; {;
Prosecuting Attorney, James s. Foreman; Com
missioner, James Aiken; Coroner r. G. Dow
ney.
Mr. Hare, nominated for reelection to the
Legislature is one of the purest and best men
within the range of our acquaintance, and is a
man Of decided ability.
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1fw Adrertisfments.'
YOUNG LADIES, INsTIruTpI

at Maplewood, Pltts1eld, Mass. one OF tba old
est and most successful schools in the country.
wlnely known for Its superior facilities arid
REV. c. v. SPEAR. Prjncipal
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Thirteenth Quarterly Report Of the First
National Bank of st. CIairsxiIIe, Ohio.

Thirteenth Quarterly Report Of the First
National Bank Of st. ClairsviIIe, Ohio.
Shot0in0 It's condition the morning of The frat
Monday Of July, 1867
RESOURCES
Notes and Bills discounted ........... sSS 2Ii 73
Indebtedness of Directors."........ ...... 0,l30
banking House. ,.:.".".............. 5000
Furniture and Fixtures. ..................,... 7SO
Cash items Qncluding Rev. Stamps).. 1884 %
Current expenses. ,.t................. 8}4 07
Due fom National Banks. :y.s4... l7,3SS 10
u. s.. Bonds deposited with u. s. Treas
ufer, to secure circulating notes ...... l047OO
u. s. Bonds and securities on hand..... 37l50
National Currency on hand....",....... Sa0
Specie ................. LIS so
Fractional Currency" ................. 10 9l
Legal Tender notes ,............... I3403
Compound Interest notes on hand....,. l6g
Total resources. .:....".s2s4, ,O2l 81
LIBILITIEs.
Capital stock .....,....... 100000
Circulation Qess amt on hand, S4S7)... S956S
Surplus FUND.-" 5000
Individual deposits. ....,............ S3,7S2 10
Due TO National BanSs.................... lOl5 AZ
Discount and Exchange. ....',.....,...,...,i ~ l,68f
Total Liabilities s2sl,osi ~
jyl-sw II. O. WELDAY, Csshier.
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A GIFT WITH EVERY TICKET.

A GIFT WITH EVERY TICKET.
A. a. Kelley & Co.'S Grand North American
Gift Concert will positively take place Saturday,
July 18th, 1867, at Cooper Institute, n. Y. City,
All who desire tickets should apply at once
Tickets 81 each; for $3.50; 10 for S9 20 for sl7
list of Gifts will be published in Kelley's
weekly, and sent to all ticket holders. Address
A. a. KELLEY & CO.,
No. 69l Broadway, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-07-11

DURE ANCHOR LEAD, LiNSEED OH,
i Paints (all colors and descriptions dry and
In Qil), Varnishes of all kinds for sale at small
profits for cash at VESTS
je8-3w Drug, Book and Hardware Store.
DAGs BOUGHT AT HIGHEST PRICES AND
N CASH PAID FOR THEM. Also, Old Iron
bought At BLISS & CO.'S Tin Shop, ST. Glars
Vile, Ohio.
T. ADIESl SAVE YOUR FURS aud Winter
" Clothins nom the moth, by procufipg ore
OF Bowden's Moth Destroying Packets III VIII
surely destroh p Moths. Also an elegant perfume
Sold at WEST'S p43tN3 EarnSIa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-07-11

Mr.. GALLowAYs DECLINATIoN.-Thel letter
of Hon. Samuel Galloway declining the nomi-
nation for Lieutenant-Goverrior is printed on
the fourth page. We are not at all surprised at
this action of Mr.. Galloway. The nomination
was made against Mr.. G.'s protestations; and,
while his reasons for declining are full and sat-
isfactory, we regret his withdrawal from the
ticket. We were among those who preferred
him for the first position on the ticket as re.
ward for his past services, and because he would
have made q more brilliant canvass than any
other man in the State. First or second OH the
ticket, he would have added very greatly to our
strength in this County, and again we say we
regret his withdrawal The State Committee
will meet to-day Wednesday, to fill the vacancy.
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Cold Pens Repointed.

WARRANTED EQUAL TO NEW.
Enclose Pen and 50 cts. by mail, 10 LEWIS II,
y. BOX 1854.
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Gown mud County 1ews.
THE CHRONICLE FOR the CAMPAIGN
onty SO CsMts, In Advance.

We offer THE CHRONICLE for the Campaign at
only 80 Cehts IN dttcunce The Campaign edi-
tion will close with the issue of Thursday, Oct.
II, which will five our readers the official abb
stract Of the vote of Belmont County, by Town
ships, for each and every candidate, the official
vote OF the State, by Counties, and full and sat
isfactory returns Of the elections in otherSta
These official tables will be prepared with care,
will be In neat shape to preserve, and will
alone be worth the subscription price to all who
take any interest in politics-and every voter
ought TO do that.
The election this Fall is of great Importance
to our people, and we urge the Importance Of
getting up clubs, at once, at every post office In
the County.
An extra copy will be given for every ten sub
scribers. The cash TO accompany the order.
'..r
DEMocRATIo COUNTY CoNvENTIoN-A WEAK
TICKET-CoNsIDERABLED Observation-Disclosures
so-called Democratic Convention and mass
meeting met at the Court House last Saturday.
About $50 people were in and around the Court
House during Its sittings. Mr. Josiah Watson,
of Colerain Township, was chairman.
The mountain, after prolonged labor, brought
forth the following mouse:
Rcpresertdtires-JohnW w. Kennon, Barnesville,
-Thos. NJ. Nichol, Wheeling TIP.
Treduuer-James Irwin, Mead Tp.
Eroscc,stinp Anornsy-J. w. shannon, Bellaire.
Co,nniissioncr-James Alexander, Pultney TIP.
Infrmd,y Director-Wm. Caldwell, Richland.
Mr.. Kennon is a brother of Judge Kennon, Jr.,
and is as bitter Copperhead as there is in the
State. During the progress of the war, and es-
pecially while the dread issue was trembling in
the balance, he was unsparing in his denuncia-
ton of the National Cause, and Of all who de-
Tended 1t on the field or elsewhere. Mr.. Nichol
is Of the same stripe, but is notquite so SO smart
as Mr.. X. His greatest achievement is with
drawing from the U. p. Church and assisting in
organizing q church of the moo Dispens nsashun"
over at Uniontown. along with McElwee and
sundry others of the Nasby persuasioh. James
Irwin, 1t is said, distinguished himself during
the war by organizing society in Smith Town
ship to resist the draft. If his society did not
also contemplate the murder of enrolling OFF,
GERS it was unlike other societies of like char
acter. ]. W. ShaiinoIi Is youhg lawyer Of Bell
aire, of the Copper persuasion. James Alexan-
der is the only really strong man on the ticket.
He has been Commissioner six years:
While the delegates were out making the
ticket, the audience in the Court Room were en-
tertained with speeches from MessrS. E. Il. Esll-
Gilman (of the Columbus Statesman) and Sample
Clark, of course.
Considerable dissatisfaction was expressed by
the large crowd of disappointed candidates and
their friends over their discontinue!
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Announcements.
STATE SENATOR

HS- Announcement Fee, s2-which must in
accompany the order.
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THE DAY FIXED. July 18Th.

The last chance is now offered to secure tick
cts TO which may be given the magnificent
FIRST GIFT of $4,000 in cash, or any OF the fol-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-14

them, and felt assured they in their might
would come TO the rescue They have come,
thank God Il was but the other day that
] officially declared remedy for the present
unhappy condition of the country. Thrust
come from the people themselves, they
know what that remedy Is, and how II - TO
be applied. At the present time they can
not, according 10 the forms OF the constitu-
ton, repeal the obnoxious laws they cannot
remove or control. This mild REMEDY is,
nevertheless, in their hands. and Ia sure
cure, one, II no, controlled by fraud or over
awed by arbitrary power, or from apathy
on their part, not TO be too long delayed
With abiding confidence in their patriot
ism, wisdom and integrity, am still hope
fol that the iron rod Of dcspotsm will be
broken, and the armed heel Of power lifted
from the necks Of the people, and the prin-
ciplea Of violated Constitution preserved
The people have spoken in q manner not 10
be misunderstood. Thank God that they
have spoken. for it is upon their intelligence
AMI integrity that have always relied, and
still rely. The Constitution Of the coun-
try, which was imperilled, has recently
been before them for consideration. and II
has had new life and vigor impaired to u
from its original source-the people. IL
comes back 10 Us with renewed strength
Let IL now be translated high up in the
heavens, written In letters Of living light, -
symbols of liberty, union, justice and frater-
nifty. Good night
The President was checred during the
delivering Of his speech. and also at its
conclusion. and as he retired from the stand
the bands played and the cheers were al
mos, deaiening.
Frequent calls were made for Attorney
General Stansbury. He was on the preuil-
ses hp. did not appear 10 make speech.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1.-THE annual meeting
Of the Society Of the Army Of the Trnnss-
see was held last evening ~ Mercantile
Hall, which was crowded with brilliant
audience.
Surgeon Z. G. franklin delivered % ad-
dress Of welcome, and the regular annual
addreas was delivered by Gen. Sherman. =
The Gen. made no Direct political illusions.
but took . calm aud conservative view Of
The present and future condition Of the
country.
Gen. Howard followed in beautiful trib
ute 20 the private soldiers.
This evening q grand banquet will BE-
given At the Southern Hotel, At which il 10
expected about four hundred officers will be
present, Among the prominent officers
here are usn. sherman, Howard, Corso,
McCook, A. J. Smith Bslknsp, Macarthur,
Jiea A. smith, Fairchild.. Hickenloher,
Strong and Reed.
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washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l3.-Gen. Grant has
issued a series Of new regulations prohibi-
ting the employment Of citizens in any
branch of the service where soldiers can be
detailed without injury to the service.
lie also issued an order containing thir.
teen regulations, arranged with a view TO
more uniform and systematic method of
letting contracts for supplies or services re.
quired. The order concludes thus The
secretary I'D interim desires to impress upon
all the necessity Of greater economy In pub
every department Of service, whenever the
requirements Of the service will permit of
such reduction.
Secretary Welles 10 still seriously Ill. His
family and friends are much alar med ct the
weakened etate into which the fever has
thrown him.
The President has appointed Edward Z.
Woods. Collector OF Internal Revenue for
the Third District Of New York and Brook
lyn, in place Of TIC. Callicut.
The Conservative Army and Navy Union
having rendered the President . congsatu-
latory serenade. they invited oil COnserva
tives and Democrats 10 Join them in the
demonstrations To night. A procession WAS
Formed AT the head quarters OF the Army AMI
Navy Union, composed of delegations and
Associations including the Johnson Clubs
and the Unions Of Washington and George
town and large nunber of soldiers and
saiiorsi Various army flags, banners.
trauspsrencies. lanterns, &c, we're carried
IN the procession and during the march
there was continuous display of rockets
aud other fireworks. There were three
bands of music A broom four feet long
and nearly as broad. with huge handle,
y. toll il. k.,
that WIS presented 10 President Lincoln,
and Was purchased at an auction sale. When
the procession arrived at the Executive
mansion Pres Dental salnte and salute
Of one hundred guns were given. The
dense mass OF spectators repeatedly called
for and cheered the President In the
meantime music was played and fireworks
exhibited. A committee escorted the Pres.
ident 10 the front of the mansion where be
was received with repeated cheers
Col UBrier then addressed tlc Presi
dent. CcngTstClatiBg him upon the newly
pro missed hope for the welfare OF our coun.
try. 10 response u which the President al.
dressed the assembly As follows:
FELLOW CirizExs:-lt is not my inter-
ton to make an Address on This Ocsssion
but simply 10 tender my thanks for this
demonssration; . Concentration approSat.
ing what you. fellow citizens. have declared
in the recent elections in various ktates of
the Union. They will appreciate your ~.
Spouse to what they have done, and send
back greeting that the Union Of States must
be maintained according to the original de.
sign OF our fathers c1nfess that am
gratifed. but not surprised. at tbs result Of
The receGt elections. have always had uu,
doubted cons 'ence in the people. They
were being misled by lying spirit in the
mouths OF their prophets. but never per.
ver,ed, and in the end they are always
which have e' ps.ssS ana n %sny Of ' ,he,n
Cod knows, have been dark enough,
when cQr Constitution was In utmost
peril .had cc,s.l An abiding conddsnce in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-14
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, Nov. Is George johnson
was arrested today and held for trial
charged with having attempted 10 procure
L ulted States bonds amounting to 26,45O.
on a check for SIS s66 purporing to be
drawn by Butteriield " Co, on the 10Th
National Bank, in favor OF Jay, Cooke h
Co.
Inc Young Mems Christian Convention
commenced its sessions to day.
In the Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Con
vention to day. Bishop Lee, of Iowa, by in;
yitstion, took u seat beside President Lotler.
General Mcclellan did not return on the
steamer Scotia. 1t is said that private busi-
nees keep. him in Paris until spring.
q. Baldwin, the Irish giant, has chal
'epged Jim Mace 10 fight him in this
country for five thousand dollars. Mace 10
shortly expected in this country. 1t is not
known whether he will accept the challenge
or not. o. Baldwin has also forwarded a
challenge to McCool TO fight him in Eng land
or America for five thousand dollars. II is
reported that Jim Elliott will challenge o.
baldwin should he come here.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y. Nov. - Weston
the pedestrian, started At twenty minutes
past IL O'Clock this morning Tor Buffalo
The roads are muddy but he awowed the in
tention TO be in Buffalo at three clock to
morrow morning. lie Indignantly denie.
the statements that be is in league with
thcsc who bet that he would not make 100
miles in "a hours.
BuFrAlo, Nov. 13-The ground is GOV
cred with snOw this morning.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l3-Hon. Thaddeus
Stevens left Lancaster this morning at 8
O'Clock In special car. arriving here 1t
noon The car was attached TO the through
train for Washington. The ride did not
fatigue him, and he was sitting up and in
good spirits. and convcrsed freely with q
large number Of friends who paid their
respects to him during the time he was a.
Philadelphia.
BRooKvILLR, Pa. Nov. - Mrs Seniailier,
the German woman who poisoned her hus
band last winter, was hanged to-day. She
made full confession.
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SEw YoRx, Nov. IA special says -
Whisky rings are again urging The removal
CT Commissioner Rollins.
List night, thief named Mcguire, was
caught 10y O4eer Woodbridge stealing
lie attempted 10 escape when tho officer
l.red on him INJECTING fatsl wound.
weary husband, native Of Spain, si
tempted to commit suicide by shooting him
self through toe head Recovery is consd-
cred impossible.
Fernando Wood, in . speech las, night
accepted the nomination for the Mayorality.
lie vigorously attacked the expensive homes
y and respectable incompetsncy Of Mayor
Hoffman aud developed . comprehensive
scheme Of municipal reform, putting him
self forward - the man 10 carry il
through.
Al . Republican convention held last eve
ming lion. WIN. A. Darling was on the first
formal ballot chosen for Mayor. The vote vas
~ to 56-Ms. Darlipgs competitor being
Hon. Abraham Lent, State Senator.
The heirs Of Ans.ta Jane, who claim the
Trinity Church property met in convention
at Poughkeepsie yesterday. There we're
over 900 men and women present.
A special says; Gen. Sher'daa's coming
visit TO Washington concerns Indian AZ
fairs, and has nothing TO do with poll
tics
Gen. Grant decides that Col. Berger cAu-
not resume his position in the Qlartermas-
tsrs Department.
II is rumored in official circles that Mr..
Chandler, Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury, will surely resign At the beginning OF
the year.
II is understood that Secretary McCu!-
loch will recommend the issue Of new
consolidated 8 per cent loan. Senator
Sherman sill introduce bill giving the au
thority.
Another special says The abatement that
Col Forney, As Secretary Of the Senate, il
a defaulter,i 10 wholly unfounded - he has I
balance in the Treasury to his credit.
II srepos,ed on good authority that Sec
rotary McCulloch recently rendered his res
,gnation. and the President requested hin
to withdraw il. The Secretary complied.
BrrrALo, Nov. 14.-Weston arrived here
Al about 1880. lie walked quite rapidly
lie is expected TO leave here 1t about
o'clock this afternoon. and hopes to make
his 100 miles in - hours between here
and Cleveland.
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CHOICEST AND MOST GRACEFUL
TONIC AND l'AMW7Ss FIVE

B,srhavc'~ Observation-Disclosures.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-14

ST.. LovIs, June Is, 1868.
M. JoaS Il. Bloop, Aren, Of Lallemand's
RAeum attain, Govt and Neuralgia specihc
have prescribed tho above rnen'ionea ss spe,
c;fc And muss say that ! have never iounn
.nv remedy that carries so much certainty
Of = quick and sanitary cure rs that has IN
IN ia c,ses where have used 4.
=" sas '' De. G. ". Pnllnrs.
sr Ierrs, March, J, 1868.
-, r,,rru - Dear Sir - J cheeriuliy
nH ,. ., 10 the value and efficacy
oe', ,.'ar Rheuma,ic Specific, its use having
o. ,,s' J relieved ne from that distressing
nslady. n.alrr :, ro,;s
81. Loras. March 81, 1863.
,,,y lxtrca, ESQ Like many OF my
s..ss,on | hsve suffered severely with
rsseam,,i.m and could get no permanent
,s,;sf uotil tried your Specific. am hap
nv 20 say that it, use 10 few days. rsssor-
"a me 10 heslth. Signed
- c,pr MaliS, Of Steamer Warsaw.
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SMALL A s.ss.s.,,.~

AnnftNfEhS AND BriLrERs s,tcp OK
~ nsaay Street. ogwecn Sixth sua Seventh st-,s,s
nsNehpoti Iowa. oriers collected aud crntr.e,,
~ W tngtffA \.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-14

BosToN, Nov l3.-Thc friends OF the late
cx Governor Andrew are engaged in rals
ing fund Of $i00,VO0 for the hen.fi, 1T
his family. over $4,000 have been sub
scrio,d
FAIL RIVER, Mas. Nov T.. The Man.
tic thread mills owhel by { Swat, kew
York nj J. NJ. Davis, of Fall 9iver. were
totally DESTROYED by fire last night. Loss,
$4,000. Partially insured. II is supposed
10 be the work Of an incendiary. About
meat.
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MiChlCAh.

D1rRoIr, Nov. IA = Prof. Watson, of
Michigan University, reports that not
win ,tanling the lish Of the fun moon
aud lie smoky state Of the atm )sphcre.
iine display Of meteors was observed
here this tn r.ias. The maximum occur
red at 1 clock, at which time we count
ed them al the rate of 800 per hour
fhe number actually visible Was very
mich rrrNter
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Nov l3-Chief Justice Chase
arrived this morning. lie presided in Court
this a. IN.
jeff Davis is expected on the 23j inst
General Schotlold lett for Washington to
day.
The cost of registration in Virginia was
t2390e0
The cost Of the military establishment in
this state for the last ten months, is about
fJ.G0JC0o.
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VIRGINIA.

RicaNosD, Nov. lA.-Three sitizsns Of
Frederick county. who have held the Office
of magistrate, postmaster and member Of
the legislature, were bailed in the United
States Court yesterday to answer \ charge
If perjury IN registration.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE. Nov i3-The State Teachers
Association met at the Capitol to day, and
engaged in discussing the proriiety of
un thug white and cOloTei Schools 1t is
not probable that will be accomplished, as
some of the most influential Of the northern
teachers oppose il as a matter of policy.
Msjor Joseph Work, formerly rich slave
holder and resident Of this city, but more
recently OF Bowling Green. KY, committed
suicide by cutting his throat with a razor
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DIls. uBs,g.T. a lssss Onx

pa SdtlANS AND SuRGEooS oVee
on ihird street. one door wesi ot nfadv
s saa'h SIDE ofiee hours fren, 20 let. " "a
-------s-.- = /. y. nneletl
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. l3.-Thc Soldiers Fair, in
prospect for months past, opened to night
at Wabash avenue rink. The large building
was crowded with people and the exercises
were OF very interesting character. Gen.
Hurlbut delivered the Grafton, and q full
orchestra and the great western band fur
nisb.d the music. AT the time of sending
this dispatch the receipts exceeded $4,000.
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Nov. IA destructive FIRE
occurred on the corner Of JOHN and Oliver
streets last night. A bedsssad factory and
several small buildings adjoining wore con
sumcd The total loss will probably reach
$50 900
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continues active aud firm Notwithstanding the
heavy receipts packers we're the only opera
tors good to prime 6.eoGs.25; extra shade
higher common a.25G5.75.
Cst,e-Received 90 II ~. GO head. Market
. tritis moro arti,e and easier entire renge -
25Q06-5