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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-25
stanton and Holt's Pimp and Spy

stanton and HOltS Plmp ana spy.
BAIER, chief detective, who with the aid
ofhundreds of undcrlings, as Infamous as
himself did up the pimping and spying
that old ABE, STANTON, HoLT and SEWARD
had initiated, has undertaken to give a
lighter tinge to the blackness of his char
acter in that capacity, by putting out a
book.
We have not yet seen the bantling, and
must acknowledge, from what Colonel
Don PIGrr says of it, that we are some
what prejudiced against it. Tie Colonel
had abundant facilities offered him, in the
war, and by his official and social contacts
with many of its prominent actors, to judge
uuthentically and, withal, IS one of those
independent out-spoken POLITICIANS, rarely
to be found in either party, who dare enun-
ciate boldly even unpopular truths; and
this being our.appreciation OF the gentle
man we base our judgment of the book dis
closures upon what ne has given us as his
own. He says:
1t abounds i'm bare-iaCcd lies. One re-
quIres little experience in this sort of liter
aturc to recognize the falsehoods at once
in the Ledyer. 1t has all the marks of a
mean poverty stricken imagination. Each
series of adventures eliminates in an i'm
possible escape, where success turns Oh the
not very brilliant Smartness of the hero
and the utter imbecility of the enemy.
In the escape from Richm ond, for exam
pie, il we are to take us truth the account
OF Davis. Toombs and Brock, we must ac.
cept Davis, TOOm5s and Brock rs the Neri
est jackasses the Lord ever set on end
Brock is unknown TO fame, but Davis anC
TOomOs have rather impressed this az,
with confidence in their sagacity, and 81
long as this confidence continues Brcve
BrigGdier General Bakers attack on thei
brain must be at a discount.
The evidence of falsehood, however, is t
be found in the fact that throughout tn,
narrative the author not only gives th
minutest details but the accompanying
conversation. The moment a story-telle
undertakes 10 give the says he, and say
she, and says l, he passes into the re
giOn of romance. Let any one try this TO
himself. Make an effort to remember til
words of a conversation held yesterday
and mark the result; and then Judge of th
reliability of conversation running
through an ertire volume and eXtcnde
over years IN the past.
This is the first aud we fervcntly hop
the last of political espionage in Americ;
1t was born of Seward and his little bel
and dies in Baker 1t was conceived in siI
lived in shame, and died in general dis
gust. Let every honest man throw a stol
onits decaying carcass, that a monumer
may remain to warn future generation
10 beware of such attributes of despOtisH
In this way Brevet Brigadier Gener
Baker may be of use to humanity, and L
other way. .aiU
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-25
Mrs. WINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Phi ysician.
Presents to the Attention Of Mothers her
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-25
Know Thy Destiny.

hilllalllNodIgt hlnEs tOl
May Z '67-dT&wiy-p&co-ny
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-30
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRx, Dec. 2S.-Pike's new opera
house opens January 9Th.
Hugh Nc Donoueh, the murderer OF Henry
&. Circuit, Sheriff. OF Kalamazoo county
Michigan, was arrested In this city under
another name as a pickpOcket and was
identified as the murderer He now awaits
reQuisition OF the Governor Of Michigan.
A special from Washington says that Col.
G. Wautton; of Cincinnati, has appeared
% candidate for the Office Of Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue.
1t 10 understood that only two licenses TO
sell liquor are to be issued under the muni-
cipal ordinances just passed, with the OBJ
jec. Of testing the constitutionality Of the
State excise law.
Gen. Sibley, Col Of tine 10Th Infantry, 1t
,lnmander of the I'd Military District, un
i the arrival of Gen Meade.
BUFFALO, N. u, Dec. 29.--From inves,i
cations made by the coroners jury on Sat
urdsy last, of the trucks of the cars thrown
from the track, at tho Angola DIS
sstcr, ii il established that the rear
car was not thrown from the track by
"a broken wheel, but by the axle of the
Cleveland d Toledo Coach, the rear car
being sprung, thus throwing the wheel an
inch and a half out of its proper position
This fact vii! be officially brought on; be-
tore the Coroner's jury tomorrow. No
compromise cars were attached TO the train
Nrw IonK, Dec pa movement has
been inaugurated in this city, in favor OF
raising anti equipping u regiment for the
Papal Amy.
BUFFALO, Dec. 2S-Ice and drift wood
from Upper Buffalo Creek passed through
the harbor last night and this morning with
great force. No damage was done The
weather is remarkably mild and the ground
has been bare OF snow since the 23l.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS. Dec 2S-Gen. Hancock
in special order No. 220. legaizes the cfilcia
acts of X. L. Shelby, who was appoint, 1
clerk OF the Second District Court BY Gen
Mower and removed in turn by General
Hancock, who reins,ated the former ipcum
bent
The following was adopted by the Con.
veDtion as the second article Of The Cousti-
tuition:
All persons. without regard to race,
color, or previous condition, born and nat
uralzed in the United States and residents
OF this State one year, are citizens Of this
State, and shall enjoy the same civil, 20
liiical and public rights and privileges, and
be subject IL the same pains and penalties. !"
The Convention adjourned till Monday.
To-day was the 26th day Of the session.
A Republican meeting Was held tonight
IN Lafayette Square, under auspices of the
Union League. addressed by Mr.. Conway
and several members Of the Convention.
About !, GOO persona attended. The meeting
was quiet and dispersed At half past ten
o'clock
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Foreign News by Atlantic Cable

MADRID, Dec. 2S-The Austrian irigate
Navarro. in command Of Admiral Tege,hoff
having on hoard the remains OF the late
Arch Duke Maxmilian, arrived here YES.
terday p m.
The SESSIONS of Cortez convened yester.
day. In the usual speech from the throne.
Queen Isabella pledged The support OF the
nation TO the Pope for the preservation Of
temporal power
LONDON, Dec 23-Thc Fenians seem un-
usually active all over the country. Nearly
every hour In the day dispatches are re-
ceived by the authorities, announcing either
q contemplated movement by the Brother
hoodor absolute occurrences. kilograms Of
quite serious nature were recsived to day
from Cork. giving the details Of another
Fenian coup de main. Last night body oi
mer, with blackened faces, stormed the
Martelio tower, near Cork. The guard rf
the tower was overcome and scattered. an ]
the viclors hastily collected considerable
ousntiiies Of arms and ammunition, and
escaped without no!cstation.
The late operations OF the Fenians have
had the effect Of reminding public senti
ment Navy improbable rumors are afioat,
Including one. that Feniau cruiser had
been seen Of the coast Of Ireland, and chased
away by war vessels.
lt9u was dIIettcu III tuio Ctty tdot cSC
ming on the charge of having fred the fuse
which caused the recent terrible explosion
at Clcrkenwell. II Is believed that the true
culprit has at last been captured.
LONDON, Dec 28.-Commercial advices
from Shanghai give the total exports Of
new grain to the lst Of December, At ninety
million pounds. Green teas 81 Shanghai
aIe active and firm
LONDON, Dec 23-Another Fenian out
rage was committed 1t Dublin TO day. An
effort was made 10 Are the general pOstcftlce
by means Of Greek fire. The sta mpt was
happily frustrated beyond the destruction
of q lew letters. but little damage done.
A large powder mill at Favershsm
about fifty miles from this city, was blown
up and utterly destroyed this afternoon.
Sixteen persons were killed and quite a
large number injured. Cause Of the *
plosion unknown.
PARIS, Dec IS -EvE-In the corps leg
isa,if to-day bill for the Reorganization
| Of the army was passed, after several amend
ments. n. Boucher proposed nine years
service instead Of eight, which after u
strong contest was carried. There were
eighty one opposing votes. In his speech
on the proposed amendments he called ut
tention To the armament Of ncighboring
powers aud supported his plan as the only
one now practicable. Ibis bill is certain TO
| become law.
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ALABAMA.

MohiLS, ALA. Dec 2S District Attorncy
T. Y. Martin, met Judge Busteed of the
United States District Court, this morning
in front Of the Custom House. and accoeted
him. saying, Judge, will you allow that in
dictment against me TO take Its course. "
Judge Busted replied: Sir. the law mus,
take its course" Martin then drew revolver
and fired ON the Judge. who fell to the pave
nent, having received two shots, one below
the breast bone and sno;h the right leg
Martin had been indicted By the Grand
jury Tor revenue frauds and cxtortion. He
10 now in jail. Judge Dustced's wounds are
not consjdeIsd mortal
hdJ PoME5 ALA, Dec. 90 The county
Repp6&ea iminnsing convention to day
nominnso1nixht pegroes ana sixteen whites
and four whitfs and two negroes for the
State Legislature. a majority Of the whites
are northern men. connected with the
Frcedman's bureau
A negro ~ss shot dead YESTERDAY, on the
plantation Of Mr.. Merryweather, near this
G y. for declaring himself opposed 10 the
Union League
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the citizens ct Washington for the relief oil
the poor General Grant has directed TO be
turned over for distribution among them
/ about fifsy cords Of refuse lumber, 80 be
used as fuel.
Amorg those at the funeral to-day OF the
| late General Griffin, were Generals Gram
and Sherman, and other military cfncers o.
prominence.
The following order was issued this after
noon:
HEADQUARTERS u. s. ARMY,
ApyurASr GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Dec. se. 1857
General Order No. 1oG
By direction of the President Of the NJ
tel states, the following orders ore inaue
First. Breyct Major General 4. y. y oid
will turn over the command OF the ou.aI
Military District 10 Brevet MsJ,r uene'ai
A. q. GIllem. and proceed 10 SAps fancisco,
California, to take command Of the depart
ment Of California. ~
SECOND ON being relieved " brewer "a
jor General Ord. Breves MAJOR Genera a
Sir Ncnovell will proceed 10 vicksburg,
~. and relieve General Gillem in com
msnd of the Fourth Military District
Third. Brevet Major General John Pope
is hereby relieved Of the command Of the
Third Military District. and will report
without delay q. the headquarters Of the
army for further orders, turning over his
command TO the next senior officer until the
arrival of ais successor.
Fourth Major General George g. Meade
Is assigned to the command of the Third
Military District, and will assume II without
delsy The Department OF the East will be
com nanded by the senior officer in it until
commander is named by the President.
Fifth. The officers assigned in the fore
going orders TO the command of the Mill
tary Districts, will exercise therein any and
all powers conferred by acts Of Congress
upon District commanders, and also any
and al powers pertaining TO hiilitsry Dis
irict Commanders
Sixth. Brevct Major General Wager
Swayne. Colonel of the 45th U. s. Infantry,
is hereby relieved from duty in the Bureau
Of Refugees and Freedmen and Abandoned
Lands, and will proceed to Nashville, Ten
nessee, aud assume command OF his regi
ment.
BY command Of General Grant:
Il. ID. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 20.-The Post Office
Department has on hand, taken from dead
letters which accumulated during the war,
more than ten thousand photographs OF
Union soldiers. Although II ia believed that
many Of their relatives would be glad to
obtain such pictures, especially OF those
who have died since the pictures were taken,
the Department has not yet been able 10
decide upon plan by which qualification
NAV be afforded.
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IososIo, q. W.. Dec. 2S.-The Licuten-
ant Governor alore sseed the Legislative
Assembly 10 day. He alluded to new po-
li,icai era nron which the Province vas
entering. Hope was expressed that the
RESOURCES at tho disposal OF the Legislature
be sufficient for all purposes. The lest
mems Of hushanding and increasing its re-
seuIces was adverted to- The expedienty
of encouraging immigration and the occu-
patton OF public lands Ct The Province,
ari the enactment Of liberal hcme,tesd
laws, and the adaptation OF system of iree
grants OF landa 10 bona fiic settlers were
recommended.
Qu.BKc. Dec 2S.--This p. IN Gesllcon
delivered uis speech. He expressed hope
that sentiment 81 fidelity 10 British insti-
tuiious aud devotion to the interests OF the
confederation will character re the first SIS
sion Of the The Quebec Legislature.
TORONTO Dec 20-The fret Parliament
Of the Province Of Ontario was opened yes
tertay afternoon John Stevenson was
chosen Speaker
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS. Dec. 29-The drug store Of II
u. Ward d CO., Main street, was DESTROYED
by fire this morning. The stock was valuet
Of $50 OOO; insured in the Hartford fol
5000. Amos Woodruff. proprietor Of Ii,
building loses $4,000.
The bodies 0fstwo men were found in
the Hoosahatchie River. near Macon Depot
on the Memphis Ohio Railroad, yesterday
in badly decomposed condition. One Va.
shot through the head and the other through
the body. Ono had rcd hair, and In biz
pocket was found = letter from the mother
TO the son, bearing the address, J. Prath
There was nothing to identity the other
1t is supposed that they belonged to band
OF robbers who for some time have infested
the neighborhood, and that they had fallen
into the hands OF Judge Lynch
Weather quite coli--cloudy. River rising
clever, Il, GaivO
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CHICAGO.

| CsicAeo, Dec. S0.-Nos. !, 3 and s Yves
Randolph street were destroyed By ere sbou
three o'clock this morning. involving q los,
Of about $4,000. No. / was occupid b,
John Campbell, With sort Of menaessie
and the removal Of The animals eccasione,
considerable exclte0eut. One Patrick Har
lived ia the basement.
No. was occupied b. one Valentine .,
saloon and boarding hosse.
No. was cigar end tohacce establish
msns, With . junk shop in The basement, b
. man named Lovejoy. An Of the shanties
we're wooden. The cause Of the fire. which
broke out in No. 10 unknown.
kssly Yesterday morning, the malt
house Of Thos. Donovan, . three story frame
building on Green Bay street at the corner
Of Whitney was damaged by fire 10 the
amount of $500. About $4,000 worth of
malt was destroyed BY water.
At half past four O'Clock p. N. yesterday
i've sheds on Hawthorne Avenue, connect
cd with the distlllery Of Albert Crosby
were burned. The sheds contained $50
COWS belonging to j. II. Wicker, eight Of
which were burned. The total losS hardly
reaches $4,000.
At about six o'clock small shed belong
ing to Patrick Quinn, located al the rear Of
his residence on Division street was de-
ssroyed by tire. Loss will not exceed 5000
insured.
At half past eight in the evening FIRE
broke out in barn on Larabse street, own
ed by Frederick Deutzche, which was de-
ssroysd. Loss $500. A valuable horse be-
longing to NJ. Werth was consumed. The
hire vas communicated to the buildings ON
either side Of the barn.
"A email cottage occupied BY Henry Bum
nang US damaged 70 the sxtsut Of $500.
4 three story frame dwelling, occupied
by.Mr. Deu,xche. WAS damaged to The *.
tent Of 5000.
u. Schnidt, cigar maker, occupying
the FIRST door, lost $500 fully iosured.e
The upper stories were occupied a. ! resi-
dencs BY Samuel Clark. The house furni.
surs was considerably damaged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-30
CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Dec. 27-Reports from
Sacramento valley indicate another deetruc
| tive flood. equal to that Of 1861, and two
whole valleys are submerged. Several &C
cidents have occurred on the railroads by
the track being washed away. The Amer.
can river is higher than ever known before
Tie ieyees at Sacramento have withstood
the flood, and no fears need be entertained
for the safety OF the city. The ievees at
Marysville have broken away and the
greater part ct the city is overlooked. The
roads TO Sierra Nevada Mountains are rem.
dercd impossible for animate. and mails
and express matter from Virginia City ard
other places in Nevada are carried by men
on foot. Such disastrous storm was never
known before In the mountains.
The ships Derby and Calabar which ar
rived Yesterday report severe shock Of
earthquake off Cape Horn, on the 9th Of
October, which lasted thirty hours
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec eS.-Thc amount Of
fractional currency printed for the week il
1899 zoo; shipped. t3sS, 02S, includins $5O. !.
O00 to the Louisville Treasury; notes Issued.
Sl0s .SO0. nearly all 70 Boston and New
orieans national banks; functional currency
dssstoy Cd. t2tS SO.
Tho receipse u internal revenue from the
- g Deconoes up 70 this morning. are
l4l4100G I'D ne total receipts since
~ ~ ogolylDo4
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coMNeCIICur.

HARTFORD, Dec. 29-The Russian Gov
errDent has made q contract with Colts
Patent Fire Arms Compsuy Of this city foi
the manufacture of 10000 Berdan Rifles.
The contract to be tlled in eighteen months.
One hundred Gattling revolving cannon
Government, TO be built by Colt Co and
the Russians arc likewise TO have some built
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GEORGIA.

AUGUsTA. Ga, Dec 90 "A negro.wt q
raped . white citl on the public road near
Louisville. Jefferson county, on SATURDAY
last. was arrested ON Monday, lied 10 stake
and burned BY . mixed crowd of whites
and blacks
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LOCAL ITEMS.
aTOP worm Cough.
81. LoUss, june IS, 1868.

ST. LoUSs, june Is, 1893.
Nh. Joux II. Blood, Agent Of Lallsmand'a
RAsumsaieo, Oous end Neuralgia Specific
have pssscgibsd the shove osntionsd Sps.
si6c, and mus, say that have never found
any remedy that car Go % much certainty
Of quick and ssistasy cure ~ that has in
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DR G.. W. PHILriPs.
Sr. Louis. March, ] 1868.
Mn. LsircH: - Dear Sir - cheerfully
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Of your Rheumatic Specific, its use having
entirely relieved me from that distressing
maiady. l.. A. BESoisr.
Banker, 81. Louis.
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psofession l have suffered severely with
rheumatiam. aud could get no permanent
relief until tried your Specific. ! am hap
~ % say that ito use in few days, restof-
q me TO health. Signed
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"Oauxt thou not minister 10 a mind diseased
And. with some sweet obvious antidote.
Cleanse the foul bosom of the perlous stuff
That weighs upon The beart'''
Certainly; Plantation Bi,ters will do i,
when nothing else will Melancholy, De
PRECISION. Hyp,chondria. Insanity, all spring,
more OF less. from diseased stomach, and
this. Plantation Bitters is a sure cure for
There 10 M mistake about it; Dyspepsia,
Headache, Dullness. Ag lie, and Low Spirits
must yield 20 the heath giving and genial
'nhusnce OF tho P'a,tation Bittsrs. If you
svc IN doubt. make one trial aud be con
WINGED. Thus say those who know.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-30

HctiovAss Pnis-Nervons Headache, from
vhsesvsr cssec debility. indigestion, co~tivcness
h~es complaint. or nervous disorders. viii mud
erecdy and radical cure In Hooways Medicines
They nvSorsfc the constitution. restore the torpit
energy al the stomach. stimulate the action Of IN,
ocwce. elcanee the blood and Purify the secretion,
u The bile saA liver. Sold by all Druggists.
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COMMERCIAL.


December 80, 1867.
FLouR-Choice family, Wholesale, $500; re.
tail. $40. Red winter wheat, wholesale tlls
retail, ALTO.
WHRA1-el .6o0tl.so.
bAalET-ei .5O1el70.
OAfs-500f52 cents.
RYK-3l.o5.
Ooax-New. 651SSc 10 the Ger.
AraLss-4.o0 to $40 pertbbl.
PoYAToBs-l.lOc11.2
BUssBs-S0c. per n
Eaos-25c.
CRASBERRiss. 90 per barrel.
nAy-Good Timothy $lo,0 10 $1,000 :Prsi-
RE Is. 90 TO $1,000,
CoAt-Soft, delivered. 90 cents per. bushel.--
nthrscite. delivered. els per ton.
WooD-&6 per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-30

hrcm~r'- Hair nye, Natural. Durable. Beautiful
bsst and Chenre.t In the World. Sold by all Drug
Gbis and Go antry Storrkccp@r-. JOHN J. KRONER,
ece Proprietor. 81 Chestnut 81. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-30

MAGNOLIA WATER. delightful, toilet
assscls-supcricr 10 Cologne and at half tho
price.
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Chicago Market.

N40EACus
BY Telegraph. December So
Flour-Dull; Sc lers firm, holding prices
absve buyers views.
Wheat-Quiet at Saturdays prices No. !, l..
a3tl.a6; No. . closed with sellers at l.se, and
buyers at l.sss4 No. nominal. l.75@l.7s.
Corn-very dull sales of Nos. and At
sl1s@ssH; new, lower. sl@slLc.
Oats--Steady, 54A@55Ac.
Rye-Dull sales Of Nos l and at l.5s.
Harley--Quiet No. 3 at LA.
Provisons--Quiet and firm.
Mess Pork-2o 62I s@2075.
Lard-Firm, l2Lc.
Groen Meats--Hams, l0s<l1lc. shoulders,
firm. csc.
Cured Meats-ln better demand sk for Cum.
bertrand ~ for short ribbed; &C. for rough
sides; l01sc. for clear sides; sweet pickied
hams, 6rm, l21<c.
Dressed Hogs-In good demand 6.75R7. 90
for light averages; 7.25@s IS for divisions on
200 s 10 for average over 200.
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NusHRoos PEavumrs.-O vi the swarm
81 inferior pssfumss got up 20 compete with
Phalcn's might Blooming Csrsus." scarce
y even the memory remains. They arc
literally forgottea. while the sales of that
~ psss slfrd Of all fragrance Consistently In
creases. - WASTED Herald
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-30

Chicago Live stock Market.
BY Telegraph. December 50.
Hogs Received to - r., Lice head under light
supply. market brick, nfm aud uneh anged ct sOG1
150.
Cattle-Supply light. market quiet. and psicss
nominal.
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LATE EST NEWS
REV YORK.
E1- TEErGR.frE,

To Tax rSarr.y DEs0CnaT.
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-. l.oais Market.

ny telegraph Dec. so.
| Flour-Firm and unchanged.
Wheas-Du!i and dropping; choice whit
| Corn-75@7s for ear on track.
E''@e.
49, Lac scnsIseo; <.VcGz".
Pork--DecI;nsd % 20
RsconINo 49," NOV.
Lsrd-Noshins doicp
.:ov,eUo0
~".,
.spn'i Dec. 10.
Corn -Steady new ear ss@s4: sheIied %.
| Oats-Eull u.
kye-i.s0.
I9s:on-F,rnsr midoling lSx.
nlsHy-nrm s.SS 10 bOnd.
AisSsy. as Zoo =" s:cssd e. i've prices g,
!ssss rnsS$r: -; c,oseI % ~ esked 70
quoted nominal st 7.75@s.25 for fair 70 rood,
ana 500 ior extra Receipts $500 for tvc
Provisions -rirmer but quiet
Bulk Meats Irrc6. buyers siS'
Green Meat,Ounchasosa
Nlilwaulee N.-L.s
By Telegraph. MnwArx,,. Dec 40
rlour.-Duli city AZ. s.75@sl2.
Wheas-firm lsl@lsi1f for Mol.
Toledo Market.
e0s'sP"I TOLEDO, december co.
Flour-Quiet.
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RAD BsxAyn 10 often one OF the attend.
ants Of discrdrrei stomach and may be
speedily obviated By the use Of Coss Dys-
PsrsiA CrRs. By removing the cause, the
effect s removed. ouf Druggists all sell
H.
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~ The Purest and Sweetcs, Cod Liver Oil
~ world. manufactured from fresh healthy livcrs
pon the scashcre; II 10 perfectly pure and sweet
Asst far "Haasrd z caswclrs Cod Liver on" manu-
etsrsd hy cAsWELL, MACK a co,
New-Nork.
Sold Druggists. f-ha-doaw & weow