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We have received 10 dozen Plain and
Ribbed Undershirts, which we have this
dsv opened and offer them at SO cts each
White and Grey Mixed-cheaper than
they we're bafore the war. We offer them
as a special inducement for 80 days.
RlCED ADAMS.
P. S. Don't forget that you can buy
Cloths, Clothing, Hats and Caps OF Reed
& Adams az reduced prices.
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Observation-Disclosures Goods

A. &. Andrews L Sons will sell after Nov. Is,
Best Herrimae. Gocheeo. Spra0ue and Pacific
prints. at 121z cts. Best new Style Oelane only
zoe. Best French Merinoes and Empress Cloths
only LOO worth l.5O. Also Dress Goods, Cloths,
and CGssimeres. Beavers. ClOakiRos. Ftrs. DC. in
like proportion. these goods are all fresh and
will be found by far the cheapest goods in the
market. at A.E. ANDREWS &S0NS.
Nov. 2-tf
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DOn,ttry!
Fire

Fire.
A fact for business men to remember.
The numerous disastrous COMBINATIONS du-
ring the past few months have brought ruin and
destruction upon many Fire Insurance Comps-
mics ; especially those companies doing a local
and small business have been Inflated.
The New York Superintendent Of the Insu-
rance Department in his list Of New York In
gurance Companies. puts down the HONE" rs
having the largest amount OF capital; Largest
amount Of net assets, and largest amountofnet
cash premium.
The immense business of the HONE" is truly
marvellous. Its premium, receipts exceeded the
total Of those 81 Of the New York we'll estAb-
hshed Fire Insurance Companies all combined
Its income for the year ending January lst-,
1867. was over two millions eight hundred and
fifty thousand dollars; il paidfor losses to the
amount of 81, S54, 449,04. in the game period and
dividends to the amount Of 10000, leaving as
sets on hand of $685. 1855 81, and this too. in one
Of the most calamItous years in the history of
FIRE insurance. While many Fire Insurance.
Cos. within twelve months have completely
withered and broken down beneath this fiery
dispensation, the HONE" cones out unscathed
with its regal capital of two million dollars IN =
approached. This is a marvel and q triumph.
and honor to the firm, keen and skilful pilots
who stood at the helm and guided the noble in
stitution through the past terrible twelve
months.
The HOVE INSURANCE Co.. still continues to
issue polio IS on the safer class Of MerchandiEe
and Dwellings at Warren. through WHITTLE-
sEY ADAMS, their only agent at this place.
Nov 20. 1867.
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Lieut. f. NJ. GiIIiland, of Paducsh.
Kentucky. who was confined II months in the
Libby Prison. and was there attacked BY Dys-
pepsia in its worst form and so debilitated that
he could not walk one square, states that be has
been entirely cured by GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE. Let the suffering Try it.
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Teachers, Examinafinn.

Examinations for the Teachers of TrumbuIl
County, will be held as follows:
Greene. October u; Pennington, October 10;
Newton Falls, October q ; Warren, November
= / Warren, November 30; Warren, Dec. q.
examinations Will each day at ten
o'clock AN Each applicant will provide him
self with slate and pencil. and the exact change,
50 cents. By order Of the Board.
Sept. Is. 1867. 1T.
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Eureka, Eureka.

Those Merinoes worth Si.5o. that Ames 4
Little are selling for Sl.00. are creating q ire
mendous excitement. When q Merinoe dress
can be bought now for what q calico could in
war times. every Lady can afford to have one.
Nov. Is, 1857 p.
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New York Cattle Market.

NOVEMBER 49,
Ressipts $3.50 beeves; S5.I6O sheep and lambs
3d. 55 swine.
BEEF CATTLE-With moderate supply and
cold weather the market is frmer and 4gzc
sold.
Extra, SIG 5O917.O0. prime Sl5.5e9l6.O0; first
quality Sl4.759l5.25: fair to good Sl2.O0al4.W;
inferior to ordinary Sl0.O0Sn,0; bulk Of sales
at $l3,009l5.00.
SHEEP and LAMBS-Supply to-day large
1000 head. slow demand and prices heavy.
though not quotably lower; bulk ofofering COM
aud common S4.0Oa5,OO. inferior S4.00a4,5-
lambs extra 500; medium TO good So.O0aS6.50 {;
interior $5,00a5.50.
HOGS-Market more active, moderate supply;
81 car loads at Fortieth street and the sanenum-
Der at Communipav. Prices higher. Sales of
heavy prime at s.. 0Oa7.12 fair to good Sc, 75a6.-
81; light to common S5.S7a6.S7. About all the
0 derings were sold.
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Rare Chance to make MOney.-Invest
a dollar for a bottle Of PolRnd's White Pine
comfort. and which may terminate in CoDsump-
ton. Nearly every case of consumption E
caused by neglecting a simple cough, Sold
everywhere.
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The New Weed Sewing Ma.

Received the highest prize at the Worlds Fair
Paris. 1t has no equal in the world. Great in
ducements offered 10 agents. An. enterprising
man o. woman can easily earn from 5000 to
1,5O0 per year in their sale. without Interfering
with their ordinary business pursuits.
Address G. W. CK0WELL i CO.,
Nov -, 1857. Cleveland. O..
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orwell Normal InstItute.

The sessions of School for training Teach
ers. and i'm parting academic Instruction for the
year 1867. and IS. will begin August 18th, No
vember 18th. and harch 18th. For infOrmA-
ton send for catalogue. or address,
HI. JOHNSON, Prin.
Orwell. Ohio, July I7,-sm
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"We

It is not generally known that the great foot
man has used Hamlin's Wizard Ol-a new lot
just reed. Also large lot Halls Hair Remover,
which is selling cheap%55 cts. per bottle. at
H0YI. STRATC0N 4 HAPG00D'S'
Nov On
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Furniture!

Notwithstanding our late disasters, we have a
complete assortment Of Furniture, unscathed b.
FIRE or food. that we will sell at low figures. Call
and look At il, at the old stand.
TRUESDELL i TOWNSEND.
Warren. March 6. 81.
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There are no Bittters so popular aud so de-
serving Of praise as the Constitution Bitter pre-
pared By Seward & Bentley. Druggists. of Buff
falo, N. Y. They have become more famous
more rapidly than any others. and all because
they are the best Bitters for the afflicted.
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Mercutio said of his wound.
1T tods net ds deep as a tceN, nor as Uide
As a gate. but Il tcoud do"
PLANTATION BITTETS will not raise the
dead,
But they cure the sick. exalt the depressed.
nj render life q thing to be enjoy ID.
We believe there are millions Of living wit
nesses to this fact. Dyspepsia is q horrid dis
ease. but Plantation BitteTs will cure it. 1t is q
most invigorsting tonic. for weakness and men
tai dependency. Those who are "out ofsorts."
should try Plantation Bitters.
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CnfIuInn Parties

viii be held every Friday Evening at PGrker's
Hall. Newton Falls-Commencing November
LIST, and continuing three months. Good Music
and good Company. Admittance S10 per
couple. No dead head spectators admitted.
C. W. PARSONS. Seey.
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King has just received a well selected assort-
ment OF Diamond Rings for wedding gifts-Gold
Chain Bracelets. and Gold Handkerchief Hold
ers, Call and see them-they are new articles.
and all the go. King has them in elegant styles.
Nov. %.
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10000.

Twenty Thousand Veal and Deacon skins
wanted BY Milan i Ward, We will pay the mar
ket price. MILAN d WARD,
Tanners i Leather Dealers. under McCon-
nells. 2d.door south of Smith a M'Combs.
March 6. ls67-tf
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MARKET.


OFFICE WESTERN REsERvE CHRONICLE.
WARREN Q Nov. 70, 1867
Gold. 40
Silver. large 137 L
small. is.
Five-TWsnties. 1852. 1857.
" 1864, 1857.
1865. 1861.
1867, 1857.
Seven-Thirties. cd and Sd seriss) lO51z.
Compound Interest Notes. 1864. lis.
Z" 1895. 1l5-
the Gold market which has not produced any
great change IN articles Of consumption. The
vast amount Of Gold in the market, with a pros
Peet OF more in the next few weeks. will mate
The general business for The past week has
been one Of profit to our merchants, and all have
realized a good trade. and it is expected within
commanding a fair per cent and but little asked
for. those wanting paying literally for same.
Changes have been slight during the past
week in m2rkets- Flour remaining as at last
weeks quotations. Corn has declined. Butter.
Eggs. Cheese and. Potatoes remaining firm. In
the retail Market " 70 quote adecline in Timothy
Seed and White Lead Pork IS being. brought
quite freely into market and the offerings are
fair a TS7H per hundred.
PR0VISI0NS-Firm.
P0ULTRY-Chieksnss Sc perm; Turkeys &c per
h; Ducks per D &c; Geese each 4Oc.
GR0CERIES-Light and quiet.
BEANS-Whits $3.50 to $500 per bushsl.
WHEAT-White. S2s5; Amber. S2.6s. Spring
Mol $2.15.
FL0UR-S12O to Sl4.OO.
FLAX sEED-s24OF bu. Flax Seed Oil. $l.I5
2 gal Flax Straw So to s. per ton.
0ATS-Oats 6Oc
C0RN-Corn 10.
Apples-l,OP bushel.
DRIED APPLES-7GSc.
BUTTER-Fresh Rolf Butter s5c.
CHEESE-Western Reserve 10912c
EGGS-25c.
H0NEY-295 per pound.
W00L-359l2c.
LARD-Country rendered. 10912lS.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
P0TAT0ES-s599O
TEAS-Sl.O 90 to $50 per chest.
CoFFEE-2930 per bag.
GLASSES Hardware report.
P0RK-7Le
TURSIPS-6Oc.
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Local Notices.
SIS Cents.


Local Notices Is cents per Eias frat i~asertioa.
tsa-o per ttae each sa5ssqieHf insertion.
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A. e. Andrews s. Sons

% Cents.
Hoyt stratton & Hapgood only ask Fifty Flo
Cents for Halls Hair Remover. NOV. %
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Has removed his law Office to the room over
Hapgood 4 Browns Store, River Block, Main
Street, Warren, Ohio,
Nav l. l857-ti.
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,word to the d

We are selling Blue, Brown and Black
ChinchiIla Beavers and Eskimo Beavers
for Sacques and Cloaks. Don't buy I'll
after examining u goods.
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Selling of at Cost.

Are selling Ladies' Fine Furs twenty per cer
less than any other house in the market.
Nov. 20-tf.
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TO Merchants and Others-

Feed Cutters,
The best and cheapest made. See adTert'nt
Nov ID q
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Local Notices.
To the Sick.


Local Notices Is eenfs per line first Insertion,
Ten etc. per line each subsequent insertion.
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Barn for Sale.
Enquire of D. Thompson. at the Franklin
House. NOV. 20-tf
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New things under the Sun ,

Miss r. Jones is selling of Millinery Goods
at cost. Room one door North National House
Nov. 2O-2t.
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Farmers and Mechanics

Will find it to their advantage to look at our
Cassimeres. before making their purchases.
August8. 1857 REED 4 ADAMS.
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For Rent!
BonnetS.

One Front Room in River Block-suitable for
an ONCE. Apply to HAPG00D 4 BROWN,
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Oh IcagO Live stock Market,
For the Week Ending Nov. IL,

BEEF C~ATTLE-The market very quiet. but
the gen, sral feeling one Of frmness. and on all
TRANSACT ons reported full prices realized. The
quiet was not due to any lack Of interest on the
part of bu yers. but may be attributed entirely
20 the low class Of stock on the market. There
was quite 4 liberal attendance Of Eastern buy
ers, and untler the influence of IN advance of
Lc in New York, there was a healthy. strong
demand for good to choice shipping Steers. and
under a lively competition the lew offerings
coming under tai head were taken up sharp At
full prices, and much larger number. had they
been In the market. would have met with ready
sale. Packers were looking about. but they
seemed not to be pleased with the quality ofthe
stock Offering. and restricted their purchases
to some 800 head. at and within the range Of
S3O0Q5.OO per 100 ns. City butchers bought
sparingly, as did also feeders. The reported
sales took up 857 head. at prices ranging from
$2,OOG3,O0 for inferior to common mixed lots,
including "ssslaw&g" Steers. ~scrubby" Cows,
light Heifers. coarse bony Oxen, Stays, Bulls
butchers Cattle. and medium to good stock
Steera. z OOG5 90 for common 10 good packing
Cattle, and $,0OS6,O for common to good ship
ping Steers. Some 2.5C0 head remain in the
pens unsOld. at the close. and as this number Is
composed largely Of a very inferior class Of
stock, for which there is little or no demand,
drOVers will do well to keep all such for q few
days, until the supply already in the sale pens
is absorbed No fear need be entertained OF
sending in a surplus of good first and second
class Steers, a. the Eastern markets are in a
healthy condition, and all suitable shipping
stock will meet with ready sales At remunera-
tive prices. The feeling Is firm At the following
quotations.:
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The best stock in town, at N. o. Messer's ne,
Store. on Market Street, between Iddipgs I
Morgan and II. Stiles & Son.
Oct. Is. q.
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One live Man Wanted!
In every town in the State. who can make
from six TO ten dollars per day. Call anon or
address @. A. LYMAN,
At Jameson & Wheeler's Stove Store,
Nov. 2O-2t Warren, Ohio,
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For Rent.

A desirable residence in the suburbs Of the
town. on the Vienna road. Possession given on
the 9th Of Nov. ifnot sooner. Terms eight dol
larsper month. For further particulars enquire
at the house of
Nov. Is-2EI h. P. FORBES.
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Feed Cutters,

The best in the world. See advertisement u
Nov Is 2t
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Wanted.

Magnolia water.-Ade delightful toilet arti-
to Cologne and 81 half the price.
Nov. l3-2W
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A splendid Wedding Bonnet can always be
found at NJ. o. Messer's New store. on Market
Street. between Iddings 4 Morgan and H.Stiles
d Son. Oct. l6. St.
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SILK s. Cashmere Hats
For old Gentlemen, at
August IS. 1857 REED q ADAMS
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Cleveland wholesale Market

MONDAY EVENING. Nov. IS. 1867.
FLOUR-Continues quiet. and market steady.
We qaote for city brands Xxx red Sll.259ll.5O;
Xxx amber Sl329lS.5G AAXwhite Sl4.5OSl5.-
WHEAT-Dull and steady. No. red winter
held at S2,5092.S; No. l Milwaukee spring
held at S2u5 from store
CORN Quiet and steady. Sales 2 cars old
No. l shelled at 81. OK from store; 100 bu do do
at Sl.g7; / car ear at $50 on track.
0ATS-Quiet and frmer. Ssle52 cars No. l
KYE-Quist, No. i held at S1.4Oa1.4 IS frvm
BARLEY-Quist. No. l held at s., S 40 ;
No. 2 q. l5al.5 from store.
LIVE HOGS-Quiet and steady at S5.50a6.2 Is.
DRESSED HOGS-In batter movement and
steady az 6Za75Ec for prime to choice heavy.
P0Rk-Dsmand moderate. No. ] mess ST.
70; No. 2 do $4,000 Clear $500; Prime mess
$500.
LARD-In moderate demand for City-render-
ed atl3c in ~tierees, l31<c in irkins.
DRIED BEEF-Quiet and steady at 1Sc.
MESS BEEE-Quist. No. City packed 49,
90; Extra do Si7.UO.
BUFTER-Quiet and steady for choice West
ern Reserve al 31a38c choice New York State
40c; common to medium and good grades 30a35c
CHEESE-Dul and steady at llal5c for good
to choice dairy and factory, in a large way; small
lots selected l51zal6c.
EGGS-Steady at Ha2Sc.
DRIED APPLES1Quiet- New ea91ze; old ga
~
GREEN APPLES-In large stock, dull and
dropping. Prime winter fruit held at s.. OOa3.25
per Dbl.
sEEDS-Quist. Clover held at s7.O; Timothy
S2,O0a2,5.
POTATOES-Iu moderate demand at sOas5c
for Peachblows in bulk.
ONI0NS-In fair Demand at s1.35a1 50 per
bushel.
BEANS-In moderate demand at S2.0oa2.
for medium to prime white.
-MALT-Bsrisy Malt firm at s1.5O per bu for
No. l Canada $l.S0 for No. 2.
TALLOW-Quiet a 1O1laIle for city and eoun-
try rendered
FEATRERS-In fair demand at sOa95c.
according to quality.
LIME-Water Lime, Akron and Oswego,
steady at S2,Oper Dbl White Lims. Cleveland
and Fremont, Sl.5O per Dbl.
PLASTER-In good demand and firm. Ala
baster white $500 per ton afoat. $500 from
store PoEells 5000; Alabastsr ealeinsd 3d.
% per bbl, POWell's do $500.
SALT-Steady. Flint $50; Coarse S2,45--
Leader.
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Protect your Live stockI

By Insuring in the Aetna LIVE SrocK ms
rance Company Of Hartford. Conn, WHITTLKsI
ADAMS. Agent for Trumbull County.
Nov. 1927
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A place in the country for a boy Is years Of
age. who wishes TO attend school and pay for
bis boarding in chores. Enquire at the Island
Mills. of Rush, Hamilton d Co.
Nov. 6. 1S67-f.
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Buy a Feed Cutter,
And save half the feed. See advertisement.
Nov 1871
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PIOws, Flows, PIOws.
Lnhn NJ. StuII

The best steel Plows in market at D.. q. REx
Warren. May /. ls6T-tf
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Competition DeRed
In Black Suits. at REED &ADAM
Second Hand Buggies

For Sale, Enquire At the Livery ssab EsS g
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House for Sale or Rent on
Market Street.
Anew house. with seven rooms. pleasantly
situated on East Market Street. Enquire Of
Oct. Soft FREDERICK SHALER,
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A Speciality Made
Hoop skirts and Corsets.

In Boys Clothing. al
August 3. 1867 REED &ADAMS
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Hay, Straw and stalk Cutters.
See advertisement.
Nov 1872
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Pennsylvania Central stock
Yards.
PITTssUEea. Novenber z. -.

ElIIobLEGds AOfeMDlr - AoOts
CATTLE-The supply of Cattle was small as
compared with any week for a month past.
while the offerings were generally of an infc-
rior description. and prices were lower than last
week. The extreme prices were 500 and ! %
cWt. although the principal portion of the Ops-
rauons were between those prices The advan-
vantage Of the market was evidently on the
side Of buyers. The sales for the past three
weeks were as follows:
October 8...-.--.~--1 .492-... .-3,3GL.O
November
November 4------.-- W---------S.O0g7.O 90
Showing a falling ofin sales this week Of $50
head ThefAIling Of is not a healthy one for
holders
HOGS-The market exhibited a fair amount
Of activity. The sales were materially larger
and prices were better-more IN favor OF mold
ers. The weather is yet too warm for packing.
the time. however. cannot be far OF. The ope-
r2uons tor the past three weeks foot up as fol-
lows:
October 3l-.----10.1 .---4 1907 50
NoTomoer I-------6e19------ 5Ugl IL
Nov 10, soy-.------ bOJS1 .
Being an increase Of sales over the previous
week Of 2.0S9 head. This certainly looks heal
thy tor dealers.
SHEEP-The market contained a better sup
ply prices, however. have undergone no par
ueuiar charge. The extreme rates were 3
@ - 2 head. according 10 size and condition
Inc operations for the past three week Wereas
follows:
october d..---2 ,S4-.------S OO94 65
NoVemper I-.--.----2 95o.---...-.--.- 275942
NOV. ,64-----...-... 2UO93
-Ptnsburgh Commercial.
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LOSING PRICES.
E.tr. Bserss-Fins. fat. we'll formed.

Extra B~eeves-Fine, fat. well formed.
4 to 6years old steers. and averaging
l,2OObs and upWaris---------.-.. $6,50SI,OO
Prime Beeves-GO0d. well fatted. fne-
Iy formed steers. averaging from l.
100 70 !, 400 rs. at-------$6.CO96.5
Fair Grades-Fair steers, in fair flesh,
sysTsging l.OOOgI.2O rs. st...----s5SsS.75
Medium Class-Medium steers and
good coWs. 1T for city slaughter and
averaging sOo@l.00bs at---:---SS5@4.5O
Stock Cattle-COmmOn cattle 10 de-
cent flesh. averaging SO09l.00 rs
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InfefioF-Lisht andthin cows { steers S.0S2.i

HOGS-The favorable change in the weather
brought packers out in force. and, under a brisk
competition between these interests, the advance
noted yesterday-notEithstang the larga supply
on the m~arket-Was we'll sustained throughout,
There was the usual attendance Of shippers.
but the prices demanded were rather above
their views. aud but 4 small proportion Of the
offerings were taken on Eastern account Sales
embrace lS.SO head at prices ranging Sl595.-
With the exception OF 3 lew car loads Of the
poorer sorts. the pens are cleared Of stock. and
the market closes steady at the above quota
tons.
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Leather Market.

M'GAIN &c WARD,
Ala. M'COnnelIs old Stand. Main ST. Warren
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The s.Nationsl Brass Band" Is the
name Of an organization in this place,
composed of colored men. They have re-
eeived their instruments and viii be under
competent instructor, and will probably
ao,1- Ia ha,rd frov,
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and warranted equal. as to price anC gu atty,
to any in the United States. and to hose who
buy to retail. I will sell IS low as car be DO ught
either in Cleveland or Pittsburgh. Come and
see the Roodsat TYLRR'S GUN SHOP,
Oct. o. lS67-tf Liberty St., Warren, o..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-05
NEW ORLEANS.
General Hancock ReVOkeS the Order
Removing O'ROrke, &c.

New ORLEANS. December 4-Gen.
Hancock has revoked Gen. Mower s
order removing O'Rorke, Clerk of
the Second District Court, for malfe-
asance in office, and appointing r. L..
Shelley in his stead, and has reinstat-
ed O'Rorke. The General says if any
charges are made against the latter,
the Judicial Department of the Gov
ernment is sufficient to take whatever
action may be necessary.
Hancock also revoked the order
for Mower to join his regiment He
will remain here awaiting further or
ders.
The Constitutional Convention
passed resolution fixing the pay of
members at ten dollars a day, and
mileage at twenty cents each way,
and elected colored warrant clerk.
Gen. Hancock has ordered the ad-
judication of making levees on GER
tain plantations in the parishes of St.
Charles and Jefferson. to the lowest
bidder, by Lieutenant Colonel Nc
Gonnigle, on the 10th inst, the lands
TO be subject to special lien for the
cost of the work.