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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16
SUMMONS BosrwlcK.

~ u NJ MON s. BOSTWICK
CIRCUIT Court in and for Grant county Wis In vaca-
ton before March term, 1867. Adam Heupel u.s. " M
T. Bos -wick-l Defendants property attached.)
The STATE Of Wisconsin 10 ne Defendant here aanef
You hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint in this action herewith served upon YOU and
to copy of your answer to said complaint on the
subs Iiber at his office in the village Lancaster Wis
consIn within twenty days after the service hereof ex
elusive Of the day OF such service and if You fail to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will take judgment against you
for 9Sby and interest thereon described in the COM
plant. j. ALLEN BARBER Plh-s Att'y
90 Ct Revenue stamp Lancaster Wis
Dated Lancaster, Feb. 4th 1867. 44-6w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16
FARMERS, ATTENTION !

The undcrsigneds agent for Van Brunt Co.'S Broad
Cast Seeder and Culiifofor combined, the IIawkeye
Cultyator, Burt's Eagle. John p. NANNY, Excelsior,
Mccormick, Buckeye and Balls Reapers and Mower
cemhined: the Yankee, Buckeye, Mccormick and Ball
Mowers tfreshing Machines flaming Mills Cane Mills,
&c. &c. also sell Trainers CLIPPER Tlowin fact any
thing in tins line ofmac1inarE That farmer wants
samples may be seen at smelser, Grant county, VIE
II GILMORE.
March 25th. CT. 42-3m*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16
TO THE FARMERS
OF GRANT COUNTY,:

GESI LENgS Through Mr.. C. f. Trovbri5oa On,
General Agent for Grant, Iowa. Lafayette and Grse,
counties, we offer you the celebrated
8 ~ u w NrnDTy2rD :,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16
Wo IL CARDING,
PULLING, DRESSING CLOTHS
AT THE MELVILLE FACTORY.

The subscriber woudsay to bis numerous friends and
patrons that he will be ready fer eardng the Goth
day of May. have got Cards and my Machine
otherwise improved that feel satisfied that win be
able TO do good Carding be done in the State.
/ expect TO be hand at al times myself and do the
best can to accommodate my customers. expect 10
run night and day when the weather will permit. A
limited amount of wool will be taken to be made into
Cloth FLANNEL on the shares, for money Thankful
for the liberal share of patronage heretofore received
expect Ier and receive continuance of the same.
JOSEPH HoESEFALL.
Millsille, May l, 1s66.-4S-.f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-16
THE GRANT MILLS.

Owned by Anton Schmidt complete ard in perfect
running order to grind all kinds grain grind an
day any kind Of rFainhaving M particular day for
gFBding any variety. ANTON SCHMIDT.
April 9Th 1861. 44lm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22

! GOIkrnflents were strong at an advance, and but
small amounts are oieIed Of quotations. State and
rsilway bonds are firm, with 4 moderate business.
Tennessee pew per cents sold at CO., Missouri rer
accents lQ2sI Virginia 0per cents ex coupons, o. The
miscellaneous share list was strong on Western
Union Telegraph at 49,. Canton wasin demand at 49';
Pacific Mail was active aud strong, opening at l45 and
selling up TO l47 Atlantic Mail was largely dealt in,
and sold al 49, The old Express stocks were active
and higher Adams, ~, American, 20; Wells, Fargo
a. Co, CO.. In Bank shares there was q moderate
business done at full prices Coal stocks steady;
Delaware and Hudson, ISL; Cumberland, 3sl; Central
Coal 4si. The Railway share market opened duh
and heavy on all the shares with the exception OF
Hudson, which was in demand at III, and Chicago
and Rock Island, which was strong at 900, AT
the Board the market was languid, and the tendency
was to lower prices buiater in the day. in the Long
Roop very heavy purchases of Erie made, esti-
mated as high as 10000 shares aud the price was adj
vaneed TO r. closing at III Several thousand shares
Of Reading were taken by leading house at the same
time and the stOckTose to 05t closing at 1861 lost
These large purchases stimulated the whole market
and an advance of l@l! per cent was made on the
entire list of speculative shares hew-fork Central
sold at los; Michigan Southern, so; Northwestern
Preferred, ~; Northwestern Common, DC; Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh was neglected. Hudson, on
UuiCnAkeb ~
no stock was offered at tbs close under 12O. Rock
Islsud was in active request at 1905. Fort Wayne
was Suet at l6es Al the close the market was frn'
aad the disposition to buy undated. The closing
prices we're: New-YOrk Central, lO7tDloS; Enc. 1is
a72; Reading, l05. 0105a; Michigan Southern, 'eI0
SOL; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 81 G9ls: Rock Island
leO.010l; Northwestern 46046s; North Western
Preferred, 70327l; FortYWayne, ie2S bid.
Meney, as usual on saturday was extremely easy,
and at 5per cent large amounts could not be placed
and is low rs per cent accepted to good houses
The rate is 4G per cent, with but little doing at the
latter figure. @
Foroga Exchange closed dali Biils at 60 days on
Tendon are quoted at 100. aio9s for commercial ITO
IlD4 for bankers do short sight no. @ilet Paris
at 80 days, 5isi a5.12l do. at short sight 5.l2s@
5J0. n Antwerp SIG. 15.l9l Swiss 51oi@SJS. y
Hamburg 86GS0s Amsterdam 4og04lS; t1ank-
font 4OldAt; Bremen, 7sI01i PrusSian thaieis'
1l452l
in Freights, the engagements to Liverpool PEI
slsaper are 100 pusl, Com at Oh, AND heVO push.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22

Margaret Grant, the woman who was arrested
~ suspicion ef'pOisOnfng man named DotfS,berty AZ
- feeldenee OF Mr.. Jegsup, Staten Isiand was dls
fksd on Friday, there being NO evidence tha1 ne urn
a.. he eject Of poisoning The jury rendered tpIet
a2Sllaaget bergen, theswOman under senteA,ee
Dass ~ New Brunswick tor the murder q biFs
VA ~ ~ hewmaFksf, has been informed by tho pHefuA
could net peet pardon or fepfieye, whereupon
s.n elo 70 have rcrliedk that IAN innocent WOMAN
~ nAuged She is said TO be very quiet, eais veil
~ ssd ksst yeseph Williams, the e0cfed man who
ese2 On me tth Of July, appeared 10 her fse
~ e1a caused ney much pueesinefs shs 10
"hsased % meNBh Of August - - 4 .1ess q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
IoM SEPT. ], 1866, TO DATE.
Ift n.ttmtn nItar

FIsH-The market is quiet and prices are without
change TO note wehear Of no sales Dry Cod quoted
sf sT FOR a. (eorpes Picked Scale AZ - 50ds5; Picked
Tod ct Sc 0 Maekerel at.s20 5Ofor No Massachusetts
shore sl7as7 90 Cor No. Halifax s7aS 60 for No.
Rev l30sl4 for No Bay, and " 90 for NO Massacu
sets Large Herring very dull at 4OGAoc box Tor
sce led, and isaac. Cor No. J.. 49,
light receipts prices have improved materially the de-
mar Is good mng the sales are 80 OO bush at 81 30
for Pacne Spring ~ 1888 for fair 20 good No Mil
waukee Club 81 fer Amber Jersey deliyered " 30 for
Amber Delaware delivered; " 1902 90 Tor white Cali
changed Barley Malt is inactive and nominal Oats arc
In good demand and fm; the sales are $4,000 bush In
State atlc; aud Ohio az e4c at railroad depot Bye
quiet ane unchanged. Corn Is very plenty especially In
rior onaes: choice scarce but slightly easier the
demand IA moderate buyers are not disposed TO operate
HIs tynsound at Ss49sc Damp, 9sc asl Western Mixed
al 0sc al ga the natter rate for very dry
ExRoRTs t'eoM sEr nr, 1900 TO DATE. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
SATURDAY, July 2o-p. IN.
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT
rInolr GILL nnI n,rnnnu ~

SAIURDAY, July e0-p m.
Gold has been steady at 1899 TO 1924. The clearings
at the Gold Exchange Bank were $37,7400oO and the
balance f1,260,4S7.
The shipments Of specie to-day were $ll55 033 per
City of Paris 100000 per Guiding STAR and $4,000
per Germania.
The exports Of specie from this port duyins the
xveek have been rs follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
u $. EseisEEs oTTsox, No. n srArHsr sa - ;s l.
cFAIFD PROPOSALS. will he received at thil

CEALED PROPOSALS will I've received at this.
= :s S" ~, s y 3. & rs
For furnishing three . .a sI 1 n's: Se s:.,ss sss
iA :.s, , s, ' k.ss .. nd r,s,s
Sat R Ss D. = aysss sSS .ais Engineer
S s. s an &c ssS e. s 90 Es:S .
ss I s.s S &c Ss 1 Between :, s
T. q on marx si'ssa POINT.
cubic yard dsSsssd delivery August 40 and
T "a 's's f q d:Iss ss
s bottom, pc s@ssa, Tie whole
driving August 90 ard eOanue shs rate q go
furnishing Y. ~. ,s.Y.ssa s. y,. nor:
ie es,e .ud . be IN pieces s.s than Is c.Sss
Ssg .oss 70 ,, ID. Ss s % r s s. % :sS per-
cubic delivery commence Angus. N and eOahns At
4. 600 . y ;, ore $;.I s
he DYKE: and Islands. essfss e:
{:
win received for much square yard lsrsce measured
including grading and paving .si to commence BY september s'S
siSa For &. timber .s.s 1000 sDuss s.. less
sssi. ss &c ). cut A u seS i s- ' % he
1SSs sps saf. a'i s E ss S A p ssS q:
.SSS. o Inches from r. two sS1I c q sA row :s By bo Ss
ssss + @ q ; 81
@ ,,s sSs ::fs s I'D
bindsr
courses 10 United Stcs VII an
materials win received for mach per unenX nos ~
eop 20 include cutting OF pile heads and all TIE noe
completed September %, 1857 .,ssx ..assil -.
With heads and ras s
IL feet long sac6 lengths p ~
charge delivered piled boad Urlte s .S Dsr pound De-.
liver to commence August 90 and eouinss AZ the s " -
s., s'STsiGa & S Ssss bolts
| Ss !, ed s issss l ss'' : s1 %
hoiss 10 be piled boa5u uea s s mtcss
the docks Albany, n delivery 20 so ~ ~ M
Nh ia receive Tor per pornd delivered -
Iirth. Poy mrnshlng 1000 pounds or less OF NanfM cn
ave IA he OF Dimensions be indicated b. the kng
h.,ss rarsing on 10 nch long and from 70 na
heads: be delivered piled on board upd Ssies
N tbs Albany delivery to August 20 and
Al IRE until eompietol u The
be delivered.
obtained Al this oco whcrs m
BE- responsible drisg bid VIII b
the the be and OF ne
wk al 10 o'clock 10 the neung SUNDAYS en-
cpd Separate proposals win be received for Of the s
bos and bid viii be received nnis flsss ss H
proper and good errfzed % g
successful bidders viii be required 10 enter ato eesisxc
with good aai sufficient sue'ss for tho pcm
Snen o. their ecairae stsmps for contracts Ahd ee'"
nlshed BY the contractor.
'"""''''' ~'' " John NJ WILSON,
Capt sf Enginssn, Bvt u Col. u -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22

Wheat OF I'd. To Glasgow, 400 bbls. Rosin at 1s.ed
To Bremen 800 bills Rosin ct iss, and, per steamer
200 hhds Tobacco at 90a35s I0
Tho transactions at tho Sub TresurysO-day were
Receipts for Customs, $S21 600; Receipts for Gold
Notes, s16l, 600; Total Receipts, s2G025n %; Total
Payments, 81, 73S 50; Balance, slSO'SllG9l 49,
The total imports at New York for the week COM
f,lIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22

RECEIPTS Or PRODUCE. -,
July 20-52e6 bbls Flour, 6i6 bbls Whisky, 200 bbls
Corn Meal $50 sacks Corn Meal, 1884 bushels Wheat,
2G2 5S bushels Corn bushels Oats. 30 bushels Rye
100 bushels Malt Of pkgs Ashes, 27i pkgs Beef q pg,
cake 5 bbs Petroleum, l,72T pkgs Butter iiJos pigs
Cheese, gI0 bbls. EEgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22

oe " former pccs we a Oto Ias' at 2c aud Cloth
at 25e. currency, for Dr. Hides has been compare
1y QUIET throughout ek RnSf nS o s sro
without qgOtsols change @I the market While
~ ssode are unwilling buyers In ADVANCE ., aetHai re-
quirenents Upper Leather STOCK IS prevented only
nv tbe sraalInees of the supply Some , Pasce
Of south American Cows have g fere aud Domestic
changed We quote follow NY aes
Bnenos Ayres 22c.; Buenos Ayres f rornIa isS
aoe Porto cabeo, t0isc rnppseo
i74l7ici Matannoros, Ian Junh a H,sJsc:
xneriea fgf0Iclc Maracaib0, lbk@icAe; hososa "k''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
TIE MARKETS.
yepor,ea iOr Tau rNInUSn

9 SATURDAY, July 20, 1907.
AsaIEs-The inquiry for Pots 10 limited at % Ts Pearls
BWIIDING MApERIALs-Tho business in all articles
coming under this heading has been to eA.en
prices have ruled steady We quote ~ follows: BrcEhR
ssa$o oofor common Hard sis9S7o for coton and si5
for hsdePna Front Ss%spt a Cr for sueno.
AyreSMixcd and ls1i2c for Western UnEasned Mixed
an als @s for e. LUMP 5e' sas at s Cut cd q
q 90 for cIneh 100 hS5se a, sSsS ~ 400 1o
Yellow Metal a5c and Zinc at isc plastefof Paris at
81 y tun for Blue Nova Scotia 70 tnn Tor whito
Noyn Scotia 81 40 bbi for Calciecd EASTERN ana " 70
~ bbl for Caicined kuickerbockcr and Empire Mils
BEEsWAX-The demand Ia moderate aud the market
steady e for SsoS SS nS from
portors aud manufacturers, with few lOts TAKEN ~
peeators Prices again better and clote nrin nj nc
for Midding Uplands 2sc for do Ecworeans; sales
sales 20 advise Holders ask about former figures.
Embellishments are ilTm aud IN fair demand
small sales II for the former and ssd'Oc for tho
pRt-Gs AND DYEs-Thcrc has been rather moro do
ing in most articles coming underthis heading during
tie past week prices having ruled firm without material
Alum, 3 n, -; 40 Dc Hs.. '; SO, 49,, 20
p!3 a.;; y 3 a5s MN Lag, S:i'
o.s:,: y1 49, sS s r. q i S S's'..''' ls
Cream Tartar Phm' aa, s, ssass' s"f 3D. a
rs:s sl SALE: = H.. 1'S I IT, Soda An sss ,ss s
'S@ b A..se r,'.o a soc yiuoi sas 10
am Arabic. Sorts, -. -.
changed: we quote CamwoOd in gold at 99 fusuc Cuba
DO nj SIi ASH; and Fustic MaraeabO do. ut S25
Flour AND MEAL-The inquiry for western ana
State Flour more active especially for fresh GROUND
this IA frm while Old is unstable at VI SOdN per Dbl
below our figures for fresh ground Family brands are
firm and searce notice the first arrivals OF New from
81 Louis from the " United states Mills" tho qnalty
good consigned to Messrs. j. Roberts Coz at the close
fresh etate Is Galabe the sales 1900 bbs az ~ 30
for gupne State: s. 4Odt 20 for inferior TO choice x
ira do S. 254S for the low grades OF fresh ground
Western Extra; ell 40a$I3 for good 10 choice spring
Wheat Extras; 50 oOa$ rs for shipping ONO Ell goo
California Flour In good demand aud closes quite firm
a unsablc and prices nominal at $40 25aSl2 for com
mon choice Spring Wheat Extras and sl2 2O@sit Tor
Trade and Family Extras Southern Flour 10 now plenty
we notice the first arrival OF New from Richmond from
the Haxall Mills, the quality fine; the demand Is Iar
for good Gales 670 bills az 9 0d$ 80 for common to
fair Extra Baltimore, and Sl 70ds7 90 for Trade ana
Family Rye Flour Is frn the supply limited sales
Of $50 bls 81 50gs9 25 Corn Meal Is dun aud heavy
sales Of bbs at S. 80 for City and IS IS for Fairfax
EXPORTS PROM SEPT ], 1896, TO DATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
prcpIpTa oE ppODyCF

For the week ending Saturday, July 20: 1874 ears cattle
6s hogs - sheep. cars horses ears calves;
total, 262 cars Increase over last week, 10 ears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
Gbmtts for 8usinfss Mtu.
1roposaIs.
listed srirks EselsrKa's'Oyn }

.-l UNITED STATES bsGisHkht UfyIys, 3.
No. MAIN MILWAUKEE Wisconsin, july y, 10!
IMPROVEMENT OF EAGLE HARBOR,
Il LAKE sIPERIOR-sEALED PROPOSALS. In dapheae win 30
received al this until July d. aSI for removing he rosh
from to Eagle Harb0E -.
cubic yard for removing me ioss
and dspostpg places be ndsted furnishing al We
labor boats machinery and appliances Of every description necessary
60 the work. , go, ..,.-..,. 49,.
There are about eighteen hundred and three @ cubic yards 1
rock be situated the middle Of TIE enunSe nase@
within hundred and 0 by one hundred ard tniiv
O9O) feet and Of not less than ten (Ol sn
This rock removed 10 obtain aePh 81 ae tu hz
fourteen Q) feet AZ low water ,.s.-i - To-.
the LIST OF Sfptemhcf
and finished by October 81. la6s
bonds picate signed BY two sretes IN the
Of $40 for the faithful performances q she must
Obtain written nty Of responsible
and dive satisfactory evidence bidder ~
sk and experience printed copy Of shSadvete
Blank form, Of proposals. viii Of guaranty win be furnished
from this ohce'upon application
Proposals be Endorsed Proposals the rock Eagle
HsrboD and addTessedto Bfeyet Colonel J. B. NHEELER
Il Major Of RngiEeeEs. Miwaakees Wis.
VNO CONTRACTORS. u 80
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Board Of comns
Prospect Ps their Ohee No - Court st. Boek sntl
Paving Trspoeks Of the Plaza at ne Junction of
Fatbush and vapdebarss according 70 plans aud
AZ he Engineers OMce the Park
The the right reject al bids that thy
m deeIeo be % o. ,se on
Brooklyn July 49, 1861 j. ~ TAlIOh to.tr"ier
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-08

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. THE annual Con:
yention of the Western Associated
Press, which has been in session here
for the past two days, closed its labors
this afternoon, after a harmonious and
agreeable reunion. A large amount OF
business was transacted. and measures
were perfected for the general ad-
vancement of the interests of the West
ern press. The following Board of Di-
rect0rs were elected for the ensuing
year: Joseph Medal, Richard Smith,
John Knapp, w. W. Armstrong, John
W. Foster, w. N. Halderman and ID;
n. Walker. At meeting OF the Board
of Directors, held subsequent to the
regular session OF the Association, the
following officers were elected II, n
Walker, President; John Knapp, Vice
President; II. E. Baker, Secretary; w
w. Armstrong, Auditor; George b
Hicks, General Agent. The Executive
Committee consists of Joseph Medill
and Richard Smith. A banquet at the
Southern Hotel, given by the st. Louis
press, terminated the meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-08
New York News.

NEW YORK, Nov. THE rectitiers OF
this city have is sued an address declar-
ing that they are compelled to suspend
Nicholas Reggie, of Boston, Consu!
General of Italy and the Pontihclal
States, died at the Brevoort House
Wednesday.
1t is said that Judge Busted intends
to resign the United States JndReshiP OF
Alabama and resume the practice OF
law in New York.
The steamship Cumberland, for Port
Cabello, reports the mysterious disap-
pearance ut sea, on the night of October
3lst, of the first assistant engineer and
stewardess. 1t is supposed they went
overheard, but whether by suicide or
accident il is unknown.
The Board OF Education ask =, 900, OOO
for the support of our public schools
for 1863.
The Herald proposes to pay the ma
tional debt by great bonfire of gov
eminent bonds, and expresses will
lingness to devote 100000 OF them to
the hameR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-08
pittsburgh 1--we stosH market.


There was again a very full supply OF
cattle on sale, and the great proportion
of the offerings were of an inferior
quality. Az a consequence, common
and Inferior grades were exceedingly
dull and heavy, while good, fat cattle,
such as our best butchers are in the
habit of buying, sold readily at full
prices. The former may be quoted at
to Sc, and the latter at 81 to TIC, and
these may be regarded as the extremes
of the market for the class of stock re-
ferred to. The number of cattle on
sale was rather larger than for some
some weeks past, reaching in the ag-
gregaIe at least twelve hundred head,
and Notwithstanding the market was a
pretty hard one, there were but few left
over unsold, and. as already stated,
good cattle were in good demand and
brought full prices, while the common
and Inferior were almost unsaleable.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-There was a very
full supply of sheep on sale, the pens
being all full, and with no corresponds
ing Improvement in the demand, the
market was an exceedingly hard one
for holders, and the commoner grades
ruled even lower than last week. As
in the case OF cattle, the offerings were
mainly of an inferior grade.
HoGs-There was a very good de-
mand for hogs, and while the supply
was fair, the market was firm, and
prices were well sustained, though not
quotably higher, compared with last
week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-08
BY THE CABLE.
AdviOes to the 18th of November,

LONDON, November 7-Noon.-Cou-
soils s41<i U. S. Bonds TO74; Illinois So
Erie 463I.
2P. M.-Illinois sl5si U. s. Bonds
20 LILLE. --r1
LIVERPOOL, November 7-Noon.-
Cotton, firm, and advanced l-l6d; more
doing; uplands Sad; Orleans sgd; beef
loss for extra prime mess.
LONDON, Nov. 7.-Consols 81 : 10; U.
S. 5-2Os 7O91; Illinois Central SIS; Erie
46sI.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 7.-Evening.-U.
s. bonds 76.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 7.-Evening.--Cot
ton closed firm; middling uplands SD;
middling Orleans cd; sales l5, 200 bales.
Breadstuffs-Corn declined to 4es Sd;
wheat firm at lie for California white,
and l3s Sd for red western; barley, oats
and peas unchanged. Provisions
Beef loss; pork 76s; lard SIS Cd; cheese
52s; bacon SIS. Produce-Sugar 26s Cd;
petroleum, % for spirits. and Is SID for
refined.
ANTWERP, Nov. 7.-Evening.-Pe-
troleum is shade tirmer; standard
white advanced TO IA francs % confines.
FLORENCE, November I'm the re-
cent engagement near Monte Rotoudo,
the Papal troops were badly beaten,
until the arrival OF toe French troops,
when the tide OF battle was turned.
PARIS, Nov. There have been Sc
rious riots melted by the party of Ac-
ton, in different parts OF Italy, and par.
tIcularly at Milan, where it was found
necessary to call out troops to quiet the
disturbance. Many of the rioters were
killed and wounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-08
nARKErs BY TT:LEsxAPu.
NEw YORK. Nov.
REGULAR REPoKT.

HE8ULAk hEEpHE'
CoTToS-Firmer and less active;
sales $500 bales at ls1za2Oe for mid
ding uplands-
lower; sales IL 200 bbls. at IS OOa9 10 tor
superfine State and western; 50 Goa
10 40 for extra State; 60 3Oal2 so for ex-
ira western; 90 65al3 OO for round hoop
Ohio; $40 OOaI6 90 for st. Louis; closing
rather more active. California Flour
Dull; sales $50 sacks at sli 5Odl3 so.
Rye Flour SALES $50 bbls. at 81 O0a9 90.
wHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIS-Wheat-RSc pts, 81 SO bus;
dull, and 1a2c lower; sales 1900 bus.
at 81 2OIz for No. 2spring; 50 - for No.
] do; 81 221< for Nos and do. mixed;
81 20 for am Der STATE. Rye-Firm; sales
5000 bus. western at 81 80; 1000 bus.
State at 81 IS. Barlsy-EiTm; sales leo, OOC
bus. Canada West at 81 GOAL 81. Bar
ley Malt-Dull. Peas-Canada lower;
sales I, 500 bus. in bond at 81 IS. Corn
Receipts, 25.6l6 bus; lac lower; sales
II. 600 bus. at 81 33aI IS for mixed west
ern; closing firmer at 81 3ial 80. Oats
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-08

NEW YORK, Nov. THE Hsrald's
Washington special says: District At
torney Chandler is working very en-
ergetically in his preparations for the
trisl of JEFF. Davis, intending to be in
readiness to commence trial at the COM
ing term OF court, which commences on
the 25th inst. Mr.. Chandler is said to
be engaged In framing the Indictment,
and notified the counsel of Jeff. Davis
that he would be ready to commence
the case at the present Term. Mr.,
Chandler is making extraordinary ex-
ertions to be entirely prepared TO Degin
the trial. so that the blame for the post
ponemant of IL will not rest on him and
Hon. Vim. NJ. Evarts, the counsel for
the government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-08
rhe Long walk.

NRw YORK, Nov. IA Troy special
says: Weston, the pedestrian, reached
Sand Lakes, Rensselaer, county, yester-
day aft ernoon.
TRoY, n. Y, Nov. 7.-weston, the
pedestrian, reached here this afternoon
at quarter before three o'clock. He
failed;yesterday in his attempt to make a
hundred miles, in consequence of the
almost impossible condition of the
roads. and remained last night at East
Chatham. He Is in splendid health and
spirits, and although his ankles are a
little sore, he expresses entire conf
dence in his ability TO make the jour
uey within the time of the wager He
will not attempt the feat Of walking 100
miles in twenty-fOur hours again until
after he leaves Buffalo.