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-NvlHY4 NV4HAbA H4oIef Oh t5
sever, xas severely injured on Wednes-
day evening last, By being struck accident
ally in the forehead With a pick in the
hands yfA fellow wefkmha HeTgas ta-
ken {, his boarding house on William
2 St., where he lay UNCONSCIOUS tor foul
houIEoa Az last accounts Ae vas doing
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RurnifureI

-G Notwithstanding our late Disaster, We haze q
complete assortment Of Furniture, unscathed by
FIRE or food, that We viii sell at low figures. Call
and look at IT, ct the old stand.
ID s1r aTRUKSDELL 4 TOWNSEND.
j WaTTene Aarnh6 6, o.
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TEA, TEA, TEA, = 11)0f
We have just received . drzy load of the
best Sl.75ct Tea in Trumbun County. Have q
few chests left of the old Sl.9.
H0YT. STRATT0N X HAPG0QD.
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Z REFERENOEs |:

-
Hon. n M. CHAPMAN. Ex-Mavor. Cleveland.
II B Payne. Cleveland JudgeT Bolton. Cleve-
land; Judge J Crowell. President Law Collage,
cleveland; Hon Loren P~rentiss. Cleveland
Davis. Massey 4 Co. Cleveland HI Hover &
Co. Cleveland; Selby. Brown L Pearson ] N
Hover 4 Co, Cleveland: Hover q Higbee,
Cleveland Cobb, Andrews &Co., Cleveland
4 GrisLold 4 g; Sisyslana; Farmer 4
land; NJ Halle 4 Co., Cleveland; Edwards,
Townsend d Co.. Cleveland; Davis. Peixotto
4 Co., Cleveland Hays Brothers. Cleveland
kSsb.m ms Z ca = esSgng GlsEsI@Ps; We 2
o., UeueIand: Drs KeIiS ! RsmssY, Gs1e-
nnd: Armstrong 4 Green. Eds. Pam Dealer,
Cleveland; Hon Arson Smyth. SUPP, Public
Mer, Cleveland Leader Printing Co.. Cleve-
land; Cleveland Herald. Cleveland Cleveland,
Brown x Co. Cleveland SteFsns& Chase To-
ledO. o; Hon Sam T Worcester, EorEalk, o;
Allison & ToEpsIey Xenia. O: Cooper q Hutch-
Inson, Aenia, Ohio E; Rev VIM 7 findlsy. Xenia
Ohio: Millen 4 Jobe. Xenis. Ohio; g S 0rmsby.
Supt PUBLIC Schools, Xenia. Ohio; MeMii-
Ohio; Capt a g Wilcox, Ed. Journal. fremont
R4teseI. Ed. @ronieis. warren, O.: Durham.
North Fairfield, Ohio. Professor R B Pope.
Maumee City. Ohio. Professor B P McKoOn,
MhitestoEn. New York; Pres E b FAIR
fslt, Hillsdsls. Miehigan; Prof Geo Mcmillan.
mich; PrafS Fowler HillsdaIe Mich II Z
MhipPle. Hillsdale Mich; Prof Ransom Dunn.
Hillsdale Mich; Z L Hubbard. Superintend-
emit Of Public Schcols, Newport Ky. Gen. W
Gibson. Tifin. o.; John 7 Huss. Banker, Tifin
"; Hon X g Pennington, THIN. o.; Hon W c
Einkel. Circleville. o; 5 MARRIED. q Son. Cir
eleville o.; Wallace. Melvin Co., CIeleVille,
o., Hon. S W CourtWright. Circleville. o., Ut
w Burge. Cireleville, o.; DR. Z S Campbell.
Wilmington, o.
SCHOLARSHIPS issued at this point. good
Throughout the Association.
AloVng men readily see, and appreciate the
d9erelcs between an ASeeiadon Of Colleges
For Circular. papers and Specimens Of
manship, address FELTON, L BlGELOW,
Sept II, 1867. Cleveland, o. :
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Fire,

Magnolia Water.-AdelightfuI toilet arti-
eleZlPeriSE to cOloEns and Al halfthe price.
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The White Pine Compound
GEORGE W. SWEET, III. d.,

PREPARED AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
IOo HANOVER STREET, RosFoN,
Under the Slpegision Of RsYysE W. POLAND
BgIEtsIRA4gbN EApBo@sE 4
SMITH, andJ, HARMON. Agents. Warren, Q
BkEToSs MYERS q CANPIELD, and STRONQ I
ARxsTRoxo. Wholesale Agents. .dSVT !
Mareh6. lSI-IyL.eoW
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sousetbInr Tor the LadIes,

+ Those very handsome new Millinery goods
Just received By the Misses Foreman, at their
Rooms in Webbs Block. Main St.. arethe admit
ration Of AL our ladies. who. "beauti-
full beautiful /" Their goods are rich in quail
U and Of the most approved styles. Ladies.
you are cordia4y invited to call snd look at
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solemn and important Facts.

O~eeasioEalg men are heard Of. who object to
the expense Of their wives and daughters Bon
nets. Hsts,tRibbons. Jewelry, Dresses. and 9TH
er unnamed. yet necessary articles Of female
wear. For such we have, at great labor and ex-
pense. compiled this table: q,
Expense Of Lager 1Reek viii buy one Wreath,
q Tobacco (plugS ".r" - Hat,
sa -1-~rr [sensationl
Cine euD " Fiirt.
r Z" =. Limbcrger. SRitzer Case, Pretzels.
! and-other fragrant Injuries same length of time
viii buy "a love Of a Bonnet" The expense of
other scandalous habits viii keep a woman
in style. If any doubts the above, let him. or
tSeptS. 1851 MRS. POTTER / co.
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A NEW THING.
IA new supply of those Self Closing
Pocket Memorandum. just received.
Sept. IS. Is67-2t
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Something New.
Iii said that Netterfeld q Pew have the best
and most reliable and convenient fruit jar in
market. Please call and examine this jar.
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3. 3.

a'E Persons sending notices ofB B.. chal-
lsnges for publication, should enrlote fifty
cents topsy for the printing 3
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Attention Is called to the following
named advertisements, which appear
forthe first timefn this weeks CHRoS-
asIoE4s i esH9 a2t 1cl 6saE F3TO
Anss & Litas7Nex GeSss. = sni " =
EdEardH6y00Iax Notice. e.
- W.T. SpeEr-AHie1es.&
gTKphEiem Hashas-AdmipisGateH No
Oh EtR. Feot6-Spectacles. Tr1ssess 6cs e
I'd Ms6All-A1mt1istrefonst1 0A
ID 10 80 d 49, uas A 500
Florist y Hyde-LeTAi Notice. $500 =
Warren YulnFe-Ondinancs.
McCorkie Il hunce-Attachment.
VI, M w, 7. Porter-Book Store. dc.
i. G. JoRea-SssiRnee Notice. rus---g
-af SoSial Uance-Local Notics.Ga ~
7, P.Spoar-Earm for Sab. . asg1
1H5uss and Let for Sals-Local Notice. L
James Mar~tin-Atnchment- Notice. ,.
UNDERSTANDINGS. Local Notice.
Hoyt Stratton 4 Hapgood-Local Hotioef.
Hutohina 4 6lidden1bRgal Notice 90
Julins Kinr-Locsf Notice.
IL
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Local Notices.
Mrs. Messer!l

Local Eotiees Is cents per aine ykra insertion,
ten efs. per tine each sE6seQHenf insertion
MRS. kfesser!I q
ssjust returned from n. ". with q fine as
sortment of Millinery. Goods and Notso1s-Bon-
Hoop skirts. corseE and other articles Of hat
inc, Cal and examine. 70
jet 81 sr-fs , s- .
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Wanted to Rent. 20

Ahorse. any person having such to rent, can
hear Of a good tenant BY calling at the Chroni-
Gle office. pHl p Sept. 4, 1857.
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.PIaWH. PIoMs.

RIOWss Flows, Flows.
The best steel PloHs in market at D. II. BEN-
EgTT's. Opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren. May l, lS6T-tf O
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$3.OOI

Timothy Seed only three dollars per bushel,
ct aQYT. STRATT0N 4 HAPGooD'S.
Sent 1s-tf
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MOfTat's Life Pulls and Phe-
nix Rifferg

The wonderful. effects of MOfits Life Pills in
cases ofmental depression o. physical weakness.
proceeding from Indigestion. sostiveness, or
bilious secretions, are certified to BY millions
of persons who have been benshted By them
They are the most effective eathwie and puri6-
er ever before thu public and have ever been in
usesinee ls25. Theyar cheap. safe and reia-
bic. Sold by all respectable dealers eFsryWhsre-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-10

The COMING ELECTIoNs.-The New
York Herald now admits the probability
ofthe Democracy carrying Pcnnsylva
mia, and after giving several reasons
for this belief, and reviewing politica
events IN that State since 1896, closc'
thus:
we have only, therefore, to say il
conclusion that considering the ilic III
tons in the vote of Pennsylvania whicl
we have recitcd, and the recent election.
elsewhere, and al the sigrsof the timcs
the Republicans will probably lose the
keystone State this fall that if they
lose il they will next lose New York,
and in losing both these great States
in 1867 the counter revolution setting
in against them will wllirl them out Of
power in 1868, unless they s~eascnabiy
retract their steps on these dangerous
issues c~funivcrsal negro suffrage and
negro supremacy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-10

The way TO cure balky hor-
ses is to take them from the
carriage and whirl them rapid
.Iy round til they are giddy.
1t requires two men to accom-
plish this, one at the horses
head, the other at his tail
Don't let him step out. Hold
him to the smallest possible
One dose will cure
him ; Two doses generally will;
doses is final with the
worse horse that ever refused
to stir. I've seen a very balky
horse started oil, lively as 4
lark, by merely hearing the.
remedy talked of.-Ee.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-10
prDYrrsS of Events.

What would have been thought Of y
prediction, made in 1856, that in five
years from that timo,thi country wonld
be invol cl in gigantic civil war?
Thai in less than five years more,
slavery would be abolished throughout
the United States.
That in less than two years more the
slaves of the entire South would be in
franchised and the whites di .franchiscd.
That in the same period, Il military
despotism would be established over
ten Stats Legislatures dispersed Coy
crnors and other civil officers dcposed
without trial, and the press placed ul-
der rigcd censorship.
III t the achnow dyed leader OF q
revolutionary part} would boldly ue
clare, over his own signature, that tin
whole of this work was done ''out
side oftho Costitution;" and that il
Il Of his party ''pretend to act undo,
it, they were guilty Of usurpation -
and Finally
Tia, by the same unauthorized us
Of power, the PRECEDENT would be de
posed before 1863!
Any man who seriously predicted
1856. that such events would occur i
the United States lc'ore 1869, wouI
have been regarded as u fit subject 10
nm insane retreat and yet all but tn
last have Happened, and tic last wi
,,.,,r 81 ~, but.n rIfnr ul mistake
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-10

BY using syrlp or molasscs
for mustard plasters, they will
keep soft and flexible, and not
dry up and become hard, as
when mixed with water. A
thin paper Or cloth should come
between the plaster and the
skin. The strengtho the plas-
ter is varied by the addition OF
more or less flour.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-10

A Democratic gain in Ohio in Octo
Der, equal to that just realized in Maine,
will give us the State by twelve thous-
and majority. In Indiana, it would
give us a majoGty of thirty five thous,
and in Pennsylvania, offifty thousand,
aud in New York of over one hundred
thousand. The Ides OF October will be
as fatal TO Radicalism as we're the Ides
Of March to Imperial Caesar.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-10
How DO Bees Track III nncy.

thoN 10 bccS TRACK II Jity'
In the second edition Of "TEe
Gee Flora Of Germany and
5witzcrlaDd,' its author, DIR.
undertakes to show,
very plausible reasoning,
hat bees, when in quest OF
honey or pasturage, are guided
not by the sense Of smell, but
titat Of sight.
Little as might be objected
to this theory so long as it re-
cards only individual bees in
search Of honey, there still re-
mains the query, how do other
bees become appriscd Of the
discovery, and by what means
are they guided to the spot
.;rt, hanno y,,ot !.
r1, T~;u.n I'M Alo-
,o''',' ,,lI L.a,.. .,,,vnrod tb;y
1os ,ot ao,o
''> ',,I,,i4 Tha r,,ow;,g So
~,
~ l,o ,,ooro,
l.. o.,n. +h,t five rct,rniop
I,l.. L,a;. hoo-.niMod
4,o o,;oht;no
.Loo,,Gh 4L,
a., oc ho,
H.. ,,,l = a ,;mn. ycrv off.
I.,,.l .,l ro,t;.
,J.,.;nodb Nv thn v;o;-
| ,,,.I,. uho.o .totiopcd
w., .ho ,.,,os rnt,
.'1,a ,,,, n,,.,;on or hnr o,r,n.
. '-'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-10

WHATEVER doubt may lang overthe
political status of Gen Grant, it seems
there can be none about that Of his
father who addreAed a large Dem
oeratic meeting in Cincinnati lately.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-10
GREAT WATCH Sale
on THE POPULAR one PRICE PLAN,
Giving every Patron u Handsome and
Reliable Watch for the low Price
Of Ten Dollars =.

Giving every Patron a Handsome ana
Reliable Watch for the low Price
Of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
and not to be
Paid for Unless Perfectly Satlstory'
lcO Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 to
100 Magic Cascd Gold Watches $500 to
$50. ,oo
100 Ladies Watches cnameled, 500 to 800.
200 Gold Hunting Chronometcr do, S2oOto
200 Gold Hunting English Levers, 5000 to
300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches $50
tO2OO. ,oo
800 Gold Hunting American Walchcs' Sloo
to 25O.
500 Silver Hunting Levers, 500 to 2o0
500 Silver Hunting DuplcXcs, $40 to 2oo
ZOO cold Ladies' Watches. $50 to 80
10000 Hunting Lapincs. 500 TO 20
1000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches, $50 to
SO. On
$500 Hunting Silver Watches, $50 to 90
5000 Assorted Watches. all kinds ~ TO 20
a." Every patron obtains a Watch by
This costing but SO, while 1t
mnv he worth $50. No partiality shown.
Mcssrs. Hill. Porter 4 Co.. 2& ! Dey ST.,
Now York CITY, wish to Immediately dis
nose of the above magnificent stock. Ger
titicofrs, naming the articles, are placed in
sealed envelopes, and well mixed. Hold
rrsorc entitled 10 the certificates as named
on their certificate. upon payment OF Sll,
whether if be Il watch worth 800 or less.
The return ofany Of our certificates entl-
files Won TO the article named thereon. upon
PAYMENT. irrespective of its worth, ana as
no article valucd less than SO is named on
certificate, it will ut once be seen that
this Is
No Lottery, but q straightforward le-
Ultimate transaction, which may
be participated in even by the
most fastidious.
4 sinulc certificate will he sent by mail,
most paid, upon receipt of 25cts iivcior 81;
eleven for 81; thirty-thrce and an elegant
urcmium for So; siXty-tive AMI a more
valuable premium for 81; one hundred
and a most superb watch forSl5. TO agents
those seeking employment this is rare
opportunity. 1t is Il legitimately conduct
ed business, duly authorized by the GOV,
crnmcnt, and open to the most careful
scrutiny. Try it.
Address
HILL. PORTER Co..
IN 1 Dcy ST., N.Y..
Aum22wim
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j / lRD \ !

Connected with the Saloon are four Gle
cant Billiard Tables, in spacious apart
mcnts. leading into each other. Give n'
II call. "SMlLE
AUGUST Stl. 1867.
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NFORMATlO

Information guaranteed to produce q
luxuriant growth of hair upona bald head
or beardlcss face, also n recipe for the re-
moval of Pimpics. Blotches. Eruptions
etc. on the skin. leaving the same soft
clear. and beautiful. can be obtained with
out charge by addressing
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
s23 Broadway. New York.
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TT

Inc person who took a gold pen and case
m"tn atable In my room vii please return
" esa'ne, OF his name will be mentioue,l
~ j.. N. HuTCUINS.
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"LOSTLiW&"
UNIVERSAL

BUCKTHORN SILVE,
For cuts. burns, bruises, wounds, boils
cancers, broken breasts, sore nipples, bleed
ing, blind and painful piles, scrofllous'
putrid and Unconditional sores. ulcers
glandular %swellingS, cruptions. cutaneous
affections, ringworm, itch. corns, bunions,
chilbains, chapped hands. lips, etc, bites OF
pid crs, insects. animals, &c.
" Boxes, % cts, 80 cts and 81 sizes.
~ Sold by all druggists everywhere.
And by IlESRY X. CosrAR, Depot ISL
Broadway, New York.
w For sale by Whipple & krume and
Hutchins q Warner, Winchester.
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COLYlE, HARRIS 4 FITZPATRICK.
Attorneys atLaw

Practice in the Courts of Franklin, Cof-
| fee, Grundy, Warren, and Lincoln c0un-
lies. and the Nashville courts, and
viii prosecute applications for
kruptcy.
ErLnl-1r-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-10

~ All foreign advertisers must pay III
advance. Ii will be- useless to send advcr-
tiscments with thercquest to publish II
send bin Patent medicine mnntlfhctu-
rers must pay according published rates,
and in no Instance Will their special no.
tees be published except ut ~ cents per
line for each insertion
or our Agents are notified that it VIII
he useless to take advertisements for Us at
les. than the above rates, and they must ddh
Me,ctO LhGir commission. POSITIVELY NO
CREDIT. OR BARTEk.
nv" Advertisements for Ill char!laDic
purposes charged mt regular rates. Here
iotorc ncwspaprrm men have been expected
to contribute in proportion TO the puDlicc,
and then ifthey charged for their work It
wa looked upon as cXtortion. rs wen
ask Il merchant to give money and charge
nothing for his goods.
gsy- All communications to advance the
| interests Of any individual. or corporate
pody. must be paid for as advertisements.
! We shall determine for ourselves what l.
| for the public benefit, and what ought to
70 In our columns.
.5y" ODituaries viii be charged for at adj
ycrtising rates.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-10

"COSTAR'S"
PREPARATION or
BITTER, SWEET, and ORANGE
BLOSSOMS,
For identifying the complexion.
Used to soften and beautify the skin, re-
move frecklcs. pimplcs. cruptions, etc.
Ladicsare now using it in preference to
all Others.
Bottles. 81.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY II. CosrAR, Depot Isl
Broadway. New York.
"a For sale by Whipple Il Krume and
Hutchins Il Warner, Winchester.
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COSTIiE'S

COSILIE S
UNIVERSAL
CORN SOLVENI,
For Corns, Bunions, Warts, etc.
Boxes, % cts, 80 cts and 81 sizes.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY X. COsTAR, Depot lsI
Broadway, N. Y.
C5Y"For sale by Whipplc a Krumc and
Hutclins q Warner. Winchester.
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Advertisements inserted at 81 80 per
square Of ten lines (brevicr size,) first in
|lcrtion, and 70 cents for each subsequent
insertion.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-10

PICTORIAL
COUGH REMEDY

For coughs. colds. %hoarsencss. sore throat
Group, whooping cough. influenza, asthma,
consumption, bronchial affections, and all
diseases of the throat and lungs.
Bottles. 2Jcts. scots, and 81 sizes.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY II. COsTAR, Depot 4Si
Broadway, New York.
For sale by 1Iutchins e Warner, and
Wbipplc d Krume, Winchester.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23
The Markets.

In breadstuffs the past week has been character
Used by good deal of excitement at the principal
market points in the west, with steady appreci-
prices Until a+bottt Wednesday, evening;
when the upward movement met with check.
and the Chicago Times of yesterday says that,
although the produce markets have yet expert
enoed nolmarked reaction, they have, nevertheless
been much weaker. and there's a general opinion
gaining ground that, for the prese mt, the remar-
kable advance i'll prices whichcommencod near "
two weeks ago has been checked"
In provisions the past two weeks have been
scarcely less excited than in grain. The ST. Louis
Republican of the 18th says: Opening firm, the
market st sadily advanced until near the closing
hours Of the week, when it became speculative,
particularly for mess pork and clear bacon sides.
OF which there were reported sales of mess pork
at 500 so and of clear sides at &c for present
and 13c for future delivery
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23
New York Market.
NEW YORk March 81

NEW YORK March 81
Fourth market is 5d l0c better and the i'm.
provement is chiefly on low grades. Sales at
*S,6oalO for supertine western; $10.S5dI2 for
extra western. xli.50a1?.35 for shipping brand.
andSl2, AOa 1880 for trade brands--.the market
closing quiet and firm.
Wheat-The market opened quiet, and closed
more active and quite firm Sales at $9;DO0r9. Is
for No. Milwaukee; *2.A2i s2,40 for No. Mil
waukce. and goo for extra choice do
Rye--t(uet Sales, western ut 81 ~
Corn-Msrket opened dull. and closed al a
20 lower. Sales at *l.11al.l9: liz for do,
aaost, and $lla for new.
Sugar-tluiet. Sales Of Cuba at 10isallc.
Pork-Opencd dull and closed firmer, with
better demand. Sales of *2362d 1880 for new
mess, closing at $3.50, regular.
Bacon-Quiet and held higher Sale. at 10
isc for Cumberland and II 9sc for short ribbed.
Butter--Dull, Sales stl0v.Oc for Ohio.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

From the principal grain points in the west
St Louis, Chicago &c.--the reports indicate q
pressing demand for money upon the banks for
speculative purposes but not much Legitimate
paper Offering Yet trade is reviving. Says the
Chicago Republican: Trade in dry goods,
groceries, and hardware is steadily improving.
Our merchants report that collections, which have
been very slow for some time past, are easier to
make" As to money Legitimate business pa
per is readily placed at all the lead ng discount
houses at 10 per cent. If advances are made on
grain or provisions, wide margins are required"
at the East, undoubtedly there is plethora
of money. The accumulation, says high au-
thority, sis becoming oppressive to bankers
who are wearied with the responsibility of keep
ing such boards, and occasionally startled with
disclosures of distractions: still there is gem
eral disposition to let it into circulation although
to such men as rarely borrow it is as accessible
in any amount, and upon easy terms. With
mnoey at nominally 3, but actually 2is per cent
in England at 3a2i., in Paris, at So in Frank
fort and Amsterdam, and 597l, per cent in
New York, it is passing strange that business
every where should be quiet, IT not dull, and that
all general disposition to speculation is checked
by the want of proper credit"
Manufacturing interests at the east are daily
becoming more depressed; and with the prevail
ing high tariff tho mill owners are at fault as to
the cause. The commercial Bulletin of Boston,
seems to hit the nail on the head, however by
saying, "What the manufacturer wants is some
thing to stimulate .mption.' That is just
where the shoe pinches The manufacturers
have all the time been clamoring for more tariff
-snore tariff and congress has piled on tariff
until goods have got high that people are
learning to do without. AS consequence. the
market is overstocked and the goods must be
sold at ruinous sacrifice, or the manufacturer
must stop his mills.
Gold has remained very steady all the
week at about 1884, The fluctuations have not
amounted to one per cent
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New York Dry Goods Market,

New YORK, March ~
Cotton Goods--Fairly active and prices well
sustained.
Print Cloths-Firm at 1890 for standard "a
square cloth-best brands Mt lie
Prints-Continued in lively request with a
downward tendency which has been arrested
since the advance in Sprague's prints, which are
iobbing at 1'@l7i &c for cid and new STYLES of
fancies.
Furniture Prints-Selliug at l5aeoisc.
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Also the Peru City Rock Island md Chicago Plows r.
per cent less than be bought anywhere in tho ct
We are honryi 10 sell. Gire usa call
Peb93-tf J HUNsBERGER 4 WILLIAMS.
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Urn Gno0s.

The question has frequently been asked what has taken
place at :Redick Glen that causes such c,ncours.
Of people there from morning to night
The problem is easily solved when It Is made known that
Red lex ELLEN are playing important part in he
mercantile world"
Having received the