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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-11
Sherih's Sale.

VIM. D. Kuykendall and wife, Court of Common
Robert c. Galliday stsl; 5 lin county, o. :
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
sale 10 the above stated case from said Court
to me directed, will offer for sale at public auc
Columbus, on 7f f
Saturday, the 26th day of October, A. D.
1867,
at two O'Clock P. NJ, the following described real
estate, situate in Fran kiln county, to- wit:
more or less, situa ed in the southeast corner Of
survey No 5lO6 in the name of Edmund Clark, be-
tract Of fcrty acres conveyed By VIM. s. Suiiyant
to Reuben Galliday; thence south about one hun
dred and thirteen poles to the original southeast
corner OF said suryes; thence westerly about l51
poles to Higgins corner in the original line of said
survey; thence nor b about 1l3Poles with Higgins
liday's land5 thence east about 1917 poles to the
beginning. and being the same lands decreed and
conveyed to the said Robert Galidsy by order of
the Court of Common Pleas of franklin county,
Ohio, in the case of said Robert Galliday VS. VIM.
= Sullivsnt ct al. at the June term of said Court.
1858. excepting however, ten acres in the northwest
corner of said tract which ten acres was at the
time of the death Of said Robe.t Galliday held By
the one un ivided half thereof.
} Apprs ised at $40 per acre.
{, Second-The one undivided hale of forty acres Of
land, being part of SAT- survey No $780, beginning
at two elms in the east line of the original survey
20 an oak and elm: thence west 1917 poles
to stake in the east line of land rmerly owned
hv Richard Biggins; thence north 35k poles said
southwest corner; thence east 1917 poles to
the beginning. the other undivided half of ssid
forty ares being owned by d. s. Elliott. -
Appraised at $67 per acre. .i5t
Terms of Sale-Ons-third of the purchase money
paid the day of sale. onethird in one year, and
one third in two years, with inrerest from day Of
sale; deferred payments secured by mortgage
on the premises.
Printers fees SIC. so.
VIM. DOMIGAN, Sheriff.
G. N. OLDs. Attorney.
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New York wool Market. 54.
IFrom the Journal of Commerce, of Saturday even
| ing L - :

In consequence of the influx of manufactures and
dealers to sttend,tne Conyention and the auction.
there is a'larser business doing than last week.
Prices of all descriptions of domestic with the ex-
ception # very fine ieeces. heavy. snd in many
will probably continue to be as long as the current
price is below the cost of importation. Manufac-
turers still manifest great reluctance to purchase
large lots even if bargain is offered them, prefer
ring to the course which has been popular for
the past year of febuying twoweeks supply and
max ng more frequent visits to the city The sales
are 100000 lbs feeces 90 oslo for unwashed; 40x
@46c for state. western. GLOW Ohio and Michigan; 43c
above Ohio: 49, bales pulled at 33k@S7c for extra,
AID super lambs; 46c for shee d.; l2 600 lbs
nols, part at 40c; 80 lbs Texas at e3933c IS 600
lbs California ut 22c for BURY s09s3c for spring.
ls,oOo lbs Mexicai at 200 bales Persian I6O
bales Ronskoi. and the usual retail lots Of Cape and
Mestlza, on private terIosiTTe n99d ~ ID .ALII
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-11

CURE YOURSELF OF DYSPEPSIA. - This
most aggravating of all complaints-a dis
ease from which more people suffer and
die than almost any other-has at last found
its master. Goes Dyspepsia Cure con-
rolls and completely cures it in its worst
stages; no one who suffers from dys-
pepsia, sick head headache, souring and
rising of the food, should be without it.
Whilst in all cases of hard colds, stubborn
coughs, sore throat, and all bronchial affec-
tions. Goes Cough Balsam is the cheapest
and best. These two articles are deserv-
edly very popular with the masses.
oct9 .dSw1w
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TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
Ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders office on yesterday:
N. 81. Stevenson and wife to Jno. F.
Finchbaugh, July 10th, a fraction of land
lying in the addition to the town of Win
chester for $50. 8gE EgIAJ4
Edward T. Mithoff and wife to Angus.
tus W.>Ayres, Oct. 9th,, lots Nos u, 13
IA and 10 in Robert Neil's addition to the
city of Columbus, for $500. -.,...
David Guitnor and wife to William w
Young, June 18th, acres and 81 perches
of ground in the village of Westerville.7F
II. b. Adams and wife to VIM. Wash
burne, Sept. 9th, two acres of land in Mif.
f1in township, for $500.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Thursday, Oct. 10, 1867.
NEIL HOUSE.

Thursday, Oct. 10, 1867.
NEIL HOUSE.
Normen Finite. New York: G Loeb, New York;
Mrs Pruen. Cincinnati, Ohio; DaykiD, Cleveland
Ohio; Nicodemus and lady, Frederick city, Md;
Geo Shepherd. New YORK; $ A Wolfe, Pitts
burgh, Pa; R Hunt, New York: Carol Walsh,
Wis; A Gearman. New York; Preston Good, Nd;
well. Pittsburg. Pa; G W Ludlow. Rochester, N
Y; irish, Mattoon. III: + NJ Klinger Eaton o:
3 Sargent. Cleveland; II Franchuser, New York;
+ Fl Kinsbuly, indianapolis; Henry Pierce. New
York; ID Clohon Boston; John r Scattergood.
New York; " H Cronck, New York; j h Clsrck.
q W & 'odell, Peru, III; Jehn Stoeo, Phisdelphia
Thomas Lyons, New York; I N Boyd. New York
VIM Bell. jr Newark, Ohio; NJ D Moore ,and lady
Logan. Ohio; Charles Erde meir. Cincinnati, Ohio;
b Bruse, New Yuk; w Cav, New York; 5 W Y
Whip le. Marion Ind; Miss Lille q Darst, Circle
vile, Ohio; Henry A McGlenan, Boston.
GOUDALE HOUSE.
PEChapmau, Merchants Union Express Cm-
fed, Ma s; A Garr,ard. Chicago, Ills; Thomas NJ
Conn; Mrs E Baker, Bucyrus; Ohio; Fredtrick
Voenme er, Lancaster, Ohio; Ms Brnter, Mus
catine, Iowa; u Radcliff. Pickawvy county, OHIO
DIP Max, Cleveland, ohio; M G Cotton, Cleveland
+ Tear, q r R: Jack Miller Steubenville
Law; Cincinnati; Nj Blackburn Cleveland; ]
Richardson, do. l. johnson, WorthiDgton; Williams
Eikinton Philadelphia, Pa; John A Ham, Rich
wood; John Meyer jr, do; David Polling. South Per
~; Chss LangdOn, Cleyeland; J NJ Russell, Indi.
annapolis, Ind.
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...-.-
Fenian Alarm. .

ToRoNTo, Oct. 10.-The Globes Ottawa
correspond ent says: 1t is reported that
several car loads of arms were discharged
at Pottsdam or Malone for the use of Fe-
mans, and conveyed to the country bor-
dering on the st. Lawrence river. and Sc
creted, to be ready when required by the
Brotherhood. The report cannot be traced
to any reliable source. -f A-s -1ss.
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A RousING CELEBRAr1oN.-It is proposed
by the Democracy of the State to have a
rousing celebration of our gigantic victory
over the Radical Disunionists in this city,
within week. This would be highly
proper. Wehave cause for great rejoicing
We propose that the coffin buried ON Tues
day night at the Atheneum be borne in the
procession, and that this legend be painted
on ill.,. ysae1ioos sos - 10
q To bury Judge Thurman this coffin was made.
But we use it to-day to bury Ben. Wads.
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A HOUSEHOLD NECESxfTY-ONLY

A HOUSEHOLD NECESS1TY-ONLY
to,y "a Iw1nty Dollars: The star shuttle
unlike any other Sewing Machine in the world.
Patented 1867. 1t uses TWO TIRE ADS and mazes
RAvBL. 1t combines simplicity, durability and
beauty. 1t is as large other first class Machines
child can learn to work it. 1t will do every
riety of .mily sewing and tailoring. 1t will sew
from the finest game to leather. In order to in
troduce the Star shuttle Sewing Machine into ev-
| ery household in the land we furnish them COM
plete, with one shuttle, extra bobbins fl set of
needles. oil can. screw-driver. directions, &C.. &c
atthe unprecedented price Of only Twenty DOL
LARS. on receipt of which We will box Gree of ex-
pense) and ship to any address.
h i. Office and Salesroom, 191z Public Square,
Cleveland, Ohio.
N. Beach Machine is warranted for five years.
Persons who order Machines and find that they are
otherwise than represented, can return them and
get their money back. Agents wanted.
sepl2 WON ~
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master commissioner Sale.
Marcus Childs Court of Common Pleas
P. %. Jones ct al OF frapStiS ohio. county
IN OF AN ORDER OF
sale from said Court to me directed, will offer
for sale at public auction at the door of the Court
House. in the city Of Columbus, on
Wednesday, the 18th day of October, A. D
1867,
at o'clock P, NJ. the following described real es-
state. situate in the city of Columbus. to.wit:
Parts of in-lots numbered four hundred 1nd three
and four hundred and four (403 and 4O) in the city
of Columbus. o., beginning at the southeast corner
Of lot No. 403 at the intersection of Third street
and Friend street, thence west with the lines of said
lots Friend street 80 feet to the southeast
of that part of said lot No. 404. conveyed by said
Chids and wife to John J Harris, thence north and
Harris east line 10s1 feet thence east and parallel
with the south line of said lot AZ feet thence north
and at right angles to the south line of said lots Is
feet to the line of geow Chapel lot. thence with
the line of said church lot east Tx feetT to
Third street, thence running on the line of Third
the same premises conveyed to the taid Catharine
JONES' wife of the said p o Jonesb the said Marcus
Childs and wife by deed dated May H. 1886. Record
No. ss, pages 96 and s7-And by order of said Court
said real estate subdvided, making four lots
is designated on the plat of survey made by W p.
Sheriff CT said County of Franklin.
Lot No. appraised at s.. 500 90. o. a
Lot No. appraised at 81 800 90.
Lot No. appraised at 81 800 co..
Lot No. appraise at 81 500 90.
Printers fees $11 25.
VIM DOMIGAN,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
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DISCHARGED The examination of DR..
Zigler before Squire Gulick yesterday, on
a charge OF fraudulently deceiving a voter,
resulted in his discharge from arrest, the
Justice holding that there was no intention
of fraud on the part of DR.. Zigler, but that
the whole affair was the result of misun-
derstanding. sA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-11

MILLINERY OPENING ON THURSDAY, Oc-
ToBER 10TH.-Mrs. S. Luchtenberg will
have grand opening of the latest fashions
Of Millinery at her establishment No. 376
South High street, between South street
and South Public lane, on Thursday, Oct.
10th. The goods will comprise the latest
> and most fashionable styles, Just received
from New York. et'#F -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-11

WHENE'ER take my walks abroad, how
many poor, miserable Dyspeptic people I
see, who would be healthy, and rosy, and
happy, il they took Plantation Bitters, that
paragon of preparations for giving tone to
the stomach, energy to the torpid liver, a
joy to the nervous system, and strength to
the muscles. 1t is an admirable regenera-
tor of natures wasted or neglected func-
tional powers in either man or woman. 1t
gently excites and pleasantly soothes.-
With bottle thereof, every man may be
his own physician. oct9-deod&w2w. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-11

DoN'T GIVE THEN ,UP.--We advise our
friends who have made bets seven" on the
. s9ubernatorial election,or who have bet tn hAt
Cen! Hayes would not be the next Cover
NOR of Ohio. to give up none of them until
q che official returns are all in.o There may
be yet very material change made. in the
kotsk. Anyhow, the result stoo uncertain
to determine any bet. Our BAD. friends
-areaot jubiiant enough over the result, or
certain Of It, to make any great blow over
Mhtfhek ppe may pfovea certainty.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Ebenezer IngersOl Court of Common
Simon L. B. McMellen ct ais County.
INPURSUANCE OF AN ORDER FROM
i said Court in the above stated case to me di-
rooted will offer for sale at public auction at the
door of the Court House. in the city of Columbus,
Saturday, the 26th day OF October, A. D.
t-..- 1867,
at o'clock P. M, the following described real
ta'e, to-wit: a
Lot number thirty-six 1869 in the town of Alton
county of Franklin and State of Ohio, as the same
is recorded the plat of said town in the Record
er's office of said county.
Appraised at s233.
Printers fees $500.
- WIN. DOMIGAN,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
HORACE WILSON, Atty. 80
sep2s- -d1t&wtd
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sent Fort Henry

WASHINGTON. Oct. lO.-A detachment of
Infantry and three batteries of Artillery
were sei1t to Fort Henry yesterday. Two
hundred regulars from New York have all
go arrived, in Baltimore. The cause of
these movements is believed to be to place
the authorities in a position to preserve
peace between turbulent factions in Balti-
more. MG q soII,L.L- y -.
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From OtfaWn.

OTTAWA. October 10.-The members of
the local Government. of Nova Scotia have
rendered their designations to Sir F. Will
lialns. He declines TO receive them, as his
appointment is only provisional. He leaves
for England the 24th. General DOYLE will
then be sworn in, and the new local cabi-
net organized. to,i.i--l. 1,,,... s-t1 1
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DYsPEPsIA.-Do not suffer with dyspep-
sia when relief is so close at hand. Twen-
ty thousand people have been cured of this
terrible disease in the last year by the use
of Roback's Stomach Bitters.
= oet9- -d&H 1Y-- ;. -l - 60 l--.----
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New York STOCK Market-Oct. 10.
/ GOVERNMENT STOCKS Dull and lover-
ouponsnf ,sl lll3l: Yss ll2 81 lOsS 65 los5s; new
107;; '67 lqz; l0-40s .i00zS: 1905 les ". -
81 STOCkS--bOwer; closing excited and heavy.-
Canton As; Cumberland 2993l: Wells Express 81;
Adams 90 Il 62z: United Ststes e2k@62x; Mer-
chants Union % Quicksilver 251 III Msriposs AZ 0;
Pacific Ms 14l1sg l42iz; Atlantic Mail i14k@1l4z;
Central 113@ll3x; Erie 68s< es69; Hudson 1q6X9
le7K Reading 1Ul 9i0lR 4: Ohio Certificates z6 kdD
265<; Wabash 4S7S; st Paul 46A. preferred 66x;
Mic iean Central 100 o9l095x; lehiean Southern
e 9ss1< Illinois Central l22@Is2H pittsburgh 81 X
@olA; Toledo l3l9fSt1< Rock Island dividend
96 9961<: Northwestern 43LG42 preferred So 4
@s6s; Fort Wayne Os4 1Co;- Missouri 6's 1o47Si
new Tennessee 632k q $50 ....... u l. Y
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LkDELPHfAs, Oct, 1Q-P. M.-Col.
Wallace, Chairman of the Democratic Com
mittee. has received positive information
from the different counties. which indicate
a majority for Sharswood of 5000 to 5000.
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SheriA's Sale.

0u0rlu 3 Sd10s
The State of Ohio ct all Court Of Common Pleas
David Davis. Cannn County.
DY VIRTUE OF FOUR EXECUTIONS
- in my hands against defendant, l will fer for
sale at public auction at the door of the Court
House, IN the city of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 10Th day of October, A. D.
1867,
at o'clock P. M. the following described property
to-wit:
One dapple grey Stallion; one white roam Cow
one two horse WAGON, taken as the property of Da-
-vid Davis TO satisfy said executions in M hands.
Witness my signature, this ath day of October,
A. D. 1857. WM. DOMIGAN.
. Printers fees 3 Sheriff.
Oct8. d1t&wtd '-
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80 ,- .oF aE TRui .
NOminatiOn ,Acce pied.

| BOSTON, October 1e.-John Quincy Ad-
ans accepts the Democratic nomination
for Governor of Massachusetts, in letter
which endorses the, policy Of the Conven-
/ tion. 'J F N Nll.f - - ..'.- - ---t 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-11

CARPETS from ten to fifteen per cent. less
than the regular prices, for thirty days,
corner of High and Friend streets, Column
bus, Ohio. c. EBERLY & Co.
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Iowa Election,

McGREGoR, Iowa, October l0.-Ciaytor
county gives 1900 Republican majority
Wimechieh county 750 Republican; Fay
ette county 750; Howard county 325; al
Republican. IN s,T
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FROM EUROPE. -.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Financial and Commercial.

LONDON. Oct. 9, Evening.-Consols 941z4
Bonds 7l5s; Illinois 773s; Erie 423344; Great
Western %. -t.---e 7rlf -fr
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8, Evering.-Cotton ir-
regular. Breadstuffs quiet and unchanged.
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steamer Burned.

Lou1svILLE. Oct. 10.-The steamer Emma
Taber, Louisville and Henderson,. KY,
packet, was destroyed by fire at Portland
last night. The boat was valued at SIS. 900,
and was fully insured in Louisville offices.
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RvrrJars ina stare prison,

f, HARrFoRp, Oct 1O.-Thpe State Prison at
,Wethersfield wasuentered bv burglars last
night and two hundred dollars worth OF
silver ware stolen from the furnishing
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WAVERLY SAW MILL,
y PLANNING MILL AND 80
IT "A CToR1
troops, NESMIIH& En..

uAVE JUST COMPLETED THEIR
u fine Planning Mill and Sash and. Door Factory.
and fitted it with the latest and most approved
in the line on the shortest notice and in the most
tion. -.
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aeverm,,,,t. I.e.risla,nre.

MONTPELIER, Oct. 10-The Vermont
Legislature assembled to-day. Hon. j. w,
Stewart was chosen President.
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,NEWsrAPERsi--Ofh all. the amusements
that can possibly be Imagined for hard
working man, after q days toll, or In its
intervals, there Is nothing like reading an
ensefs6ihing paper. II relieves his home
ofitsdulIhess or rsameHess.w which, nine cases
out of ten Is what drives him to the ale
house. to his own ruin and his famtly's., It
transports him into . gayer.s and livelier,
and more diversified and interesting scene;
ndywhile ,he enjoys himself there he may
forget the evils Of the moment fully as
much ~ Il he we're ever 20 drunk, with the
great advantage of afinding his money In
his pockets, or 1t least laid out In real
necssfaries and comforts for his wife and
faiiiis And without : headache. Nay, it
aceempanies' BIN TO bis next days work,
and gives him something TO think of be-
sides 6EeshSchani df1dgery Of his every
day atoms ometbing !, he enjoys
while absent. -.s
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l.l.PennsyIvania.EJec,ion,

Oct. 10:-The Republican
State Central Committee figure up q Re-
publican majority of 1000 Osif the State.
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PRpyoKIses1An awkward man is the
most Uncomfortable of all Gods creatures.
He cannot manage his feet he don't know
what to do with his hands; his mouth feels
out of place and his tongue is, all doubled
up Ikea chunk of hog liver. We always
pity such Imam, and think he would rath-
er0be dead than living. These reflections
wereO created byszth following, which
occurred In our sanctum yesterday. A
gentleman visiting,us on business had just
said, !" good morning" !" and was attempting
70 bow a "a Chesterfield out of our room
when his foot slipped and he came near
falling headforelhost from the door We
felt sorry for the poor, fellow, but could
Scarcely repress ssmile. The fact is such
msnought 70 ocrawl nkeRa snake "a dancing
master can do them no good. aaae7. r. = = O.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS
Weekly Review of Columbus MARKET {.

3.
-. 49,. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. l0.S
~, 1900 RETAIL MARKET. 5dsa
Wheat, Red :. oO92 25 Syrup Der eal N ooa1 ss
as per syck apie Syrup...... 90
Butter per 4oc feas@9. IL and q. "a %
Lard per b ...'..... lseE t924o Ooopg 81 401s2 90
heiiST risS per b.. EMe iS Rio Coffee Per 1s9soc
Dried Psaohss. do 2Os Rice. oarOlina PEI . iSo
" hite Beans. 3 5093 IS f5roOms per dozsS009 o.
potatoes new. 81 al Hay per ton. $40 OO99 90
In sacks. .. .. SOAP, box per B.- s9lls
ssf 8 o !'1I ssiss ssi y g
Salt PORK per Dbl 1921 oocsndles, taiiow-l.. aSe
oIa Per EoId, = ao Candles. .22e
,o'i,S o. ~ Gheese. per B--.... lac
Etss DOE Rasinsy aiIsy &R ri Sx IL tisSs s. 90
White Fish Il bbl. .-s7 so LAYERS "a 75dp5 90
God Fish per bnew... .lOc - Sultan . n sso
Herring per bbl. $40 OO Figs per ........ 30c
Eggs per doz. z5e runes per .25o
Gorn meal per nus 81 oOt Wool Ewines -20925o
lgried Best .'-.: g3oc ;. e., Hams per b. .2se
No Sugar ,l21z9 1880 Plain Hams. 200
smiapleougar' :. &c Dl1ed Pears 25c
espergalel zOSal ~ Rags so
no.s 'is'io WHOLESALE MARKET.
FLouR-Sales at sll OO9ll so for red. and sI9 500
l3 so for white. -r i.f,-f-, : -
" HE sFlNew now in market. Millers are buying
parngly at 81 IS for red and large sales could not
be made at over 81 9o92 90.
CoRNTFirm at 81 90. -
OAFs-SeIling at 55c. -
RYE-Ssles new at sOe@sI, 90.
HAY1Sales at $40 90 u1s 10. W.
BRANs-Sales' at So so as 90.
= SALT-Rules at S2 As. delivered, perbbl and firm.
EIsH-W bite rule at S1s OO920 90 per bbI
a FLAX SEED-Sales at 81 25 per hust tH-
GLoyER SEEn-Si9 0091l 90. None in market.
TIMOTHY SEED-$3 IS. -....--. ~. III
sBUoKwHBATs sFLoUR-s494 so. i.-i1-lt- t-sA
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New Sork Cattle Market-1ct. 10. !.
iBEEYES- Week opel ed very dull. notwitbstand-
log the falling of receipts, which aggregate thus
feeling Great weakness. ElI!I1 H1 -3F0-' : -
ISHEEP, ND AAABS-Very dull; sheep 41l@sc;
HUGsiDGl at s24e for common to prime. e., 3 ,
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How TO GET RIeH:s-A merchant had just
Is well expect to get rich by closing his
doors. and keeping his goods concealed
from public view, as to hope 20 succeed in
business without advertising, while his CO.
temporaries are Continually exhibiting
their stockssto the public gaze, and inviting
calls from purchasers. iItis just as natural
for the. subscribers of newspapers to buy
from those who advertise In it, as ir is for
children 70 follow soldiers when on parade.
The simple fact of seeing certain goods
puhlished, has an irresistible attraction
that win fasten itself upon the mind, and
meyer fails TO guide each reader to the very
storeTat which his or her wants can be at
once supplied. Every merchant of common
sense knows. If to be SO; and yet many OF
them fail to resort to the very method to
make sales which is used to.induce them to
make the purchases. igsnas5 y 20 Fllat-
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OLIVER PLATED WARE.-THE r STIR
p SCR1BER is nowiopening a lot Of Silver Plated
Ware at the store; No SO North High ST., Colum-
of the bet quality, and direct from the Webstsr
Manufacturing Co.. IA Maiden Lane. N. " and hs
will sell at Wholesale and retail for small nroats
He requests those wishing useful and ornamsntsi
articles for the table or parlor, to call and Inv
oct5-d2tW2td WALTER THRALL.
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' MAGNOLIA WATER.-A, delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at half the
price. -deod&w2w.
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8 New York Money Market-Octa 10.
;G0LD--7Without decided change; ooening. 143X
closing at 1893.
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ii New York STOCK market-oct. 10.

Cincinnati Money Market-Oct.i 10.
2 G0LD-Buying at I4s1s but little offering.-
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