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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
THE ROSADALIS

is not n sec ret medicine. The articles from which
it is made are published around each bottle, and
it is used and recommended by the Medical Fac
uly, wherever it has been introduced, positive
and RELIABLE Medicine for Diseases Of the
BLOOD, LIVER and KIDNEYS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07

1t thoroughly eradicates every kind of humor
and bad faint, and restores the entire system to
healthy condition.
1T is PERFECTLY HARMLESS. never pro-
ducing the slightest injury.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
NOTICE.
FNa'S pFTrNT METALIC

THE Case j. oGtGgnnal 10 form and though com
L posed entirely Of metal, l. finished 50 that II
presents the appearance If highly polished Rose
wood AR Tight and IudcstTuutiblc Tor protecting
aud preserving the dead. For sale by
q. ". sADLEH.
March 2, Is6s-3m~ ChaTlrstuVn. Va.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-11-26
Boston Press Dinner.

Last Saturday evening the Boston
tPress took its annual .dinner.at the Rev
erie House Mr. Edward r. Haskiif OF
the Herald presided Mr. VIM B.
Smart OF she. Fest acted as Secretary
/ and Mr.. &. Guild Of the Conmercidl
| BatlettH, read a short and spicy poem.
At the close of the dinner the President
read the following paper giving answers
which were said TO haue been written by
persons who had been invited to preside
at the next dinner. ~sHEE
Mr. Seymour writes ;~-. 60.
My heart IS with you but your eandi-
date | cannot be-R etsU+&
President Grant writes:
Il don't want it. Got a .good thing
now" DIS sass 81
Chief Justice Chase writes; ~ s-ea
Il will stand i | eau name the bill of
fare at the next supper. $50
Pendleton writss;
Gladly. if | can be allowed to issue
individual greenbacks TO pay tie scot ;"
: Colfax writes 70 4&@T
Il have married a wife and can't
come.
Frank BLAIR wri1es:r --
Certainly, anything, if I can be
deadheaded y
Andy johnson writes:
Having occupied every Office from
Alderman, of my .wn village to the
President of the United States, why
should | want it, Nevertheless | will
take it
Il will come If you will send on a
flask of whiskey ami a rail ca pass. |
can get. trusted since the Sd instantane-.
GUS ~ = -tst - - #-s a8
Brick Pomeroy observes: sz 81 ss-t
Keep Marble away and [ will come.
If you invite him he will not live to fin
ISL his supper.
Marble writes: -.
q am ever vigorous and undaunted:
but | should insist on changing the bill
of fare at the last moment if | did not
like it. y #g-f-. .tt-t
Governor Bullock says HsaFa
L shall try to come Say to the total
abstinence men Of your party that [ pre-
fer no liquors and to the liberals that
| bespeak good quantity of gen erous
wine " IF =. ~ 18Th ~ g
Gen Hancock writes. -
Il would gladly be President, but
nothing would, tempt me to. be Secre
tary."
From J. @. Adams:
Excuse me feel just as though |
had been thrust into life to early. Per
haps | will by andsby," sr
Governor Claffin writes: & t*
i know [ shouldn make much of a
President but if a poor and pious
president viii do | am your man. 81 "a E
From Horace Greeley sk8ELsk
he man who says | would not come
IS liar and a Slave ! Men and brethren,
l am coming
Ben Butler writes:
Il havejust purloined letter from
you through another man through the
Post Office. am now engaged in coli
Letting evidence against your private
character because you did not send me
an invitation.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-11-26
WEEELY WISCONSIN, F0R 1859.

The publishers Of tie Weekly Wiscon-
SIN beg TO call public attention TO their
prospectus tor he year 1869. -.--.sr--.
have made aII5IU gefneIftss to- add
new attraction to our Weekly paper in
the form nt OrIgina! tales, letcheS7 poems,
&c, written expressly Tor our weekly
edition. We shall continue TO give Il full
digest OF the general news of the day
State items, domestic re&ting for the
.arin and house IoIJ, together with the
leading polltic.J Intelligence VI the times.
Spccll! attentlon5 Is laid to the market
reports, ali of which are prepared with
sIiec.al refereneeEto gIle7 lnteIssst u the
ge4Crai reader.
the Weekly. Wisconsin has now been
published ualer one and he SAME. cdi-
turial management Ion nearly u quarter Of
Il century, afid we do not assume 100
much wien we say that we have Kept
slce with the spigit.s of the zee, both liz
thesm 4tt5r ;,nd material Of our iournaI
For lhc year 90 come We nave deter
mnfcd 10 Spetld tine money usually devoi-
contributions, expressly fol our columns.
And still We propose 10 continue the
same liberal terms of subscri ption as
heretoture ~ sa ve---s---.
. 0n-the- eth day Of Deeenaher next we
shall confluence the publication Of an
original domestic tale, wri5ten expressly
for the Wisconsin, by our popular con,
trlbuter NigRanetee, entitled
TEE SEJ.li ST 4 Lest LIFE.
This. story will run through twelve
Numbers of the Weekly. q All new sub
scrIbers will be furnished with back mum
bers. from the commencement Of the
story, on notifying US.
0nr present subscribers can assist us
very much in securing new readers, and
we shall feel under many obligations to
such as shall interest themselves in behalf
of the Wisconsin.
Postmasters and others who propose to
get uplClubs will be furnished with de-
tailed Information on application at this
EVENING WISCONSIN.
copy one year, by mail, 5000
| copy three months, by mail, =. 50
sENI-WEEKLY WISCONSIN.
copy one year, $500
copies one year, II. 80
! 10 copies one year % 90
! Aud one copy to getter up of club.
! Additional copies at same price. go.
/ WEEKLY WISCONSIN,. iF
copy one year, $40
5 copies one year, 500
! 10 copies one year, 1900
/ Aud one copy TO getter up Of club.
/ Additional copies at some price.
% copies one year, S25 90
Aud one copy 10 gctter up OF club.
/ Additional copies 81 saIae price.
Al letters should &c carefully address
I ed to URAMER, ArKENS Il CRAMER,
Milwaukee, Wis.
I November Is, 1868.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-11-26

David Nc RE, the enthusiastic
sScotchman, was thoroughly captivated
by our American girls during his recnet
visit In this country, and extols them in
this moonstruck fashion: "A beautiful
American girl comes nearer the popular
idea Of an angel than any being / ever
behcld out of dreamland. Pale features
of exquisite symmetry. dellcateiy
a1urss complexion, eyes radiant, with
intelligence, A light, graceful, often fra
aile form-this is the vision of loveliness
I never saw in all my life before so many
{ FORMS which it would have surp. ised me
less to see shooting on wings and floating
UP into the empyrean.
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DR.. D. J. Easton OF Mantovoc, Wis. has the 7otrst
~, best treatment kaoon for ell Diseases OF the lve
and n. He is also successful Physician and Sur
seon and advise all who have diseases Of these or
cans, to apply to him and be ls3IaG. Signed
EIF i.3l n. c. THOMPSON. N. d.
Oculist and Aur!st No Clio West Washington Street,
Chicago, Illinois.
s. P, Bnrdick, n. D. New York City. - I'd
A. r. Morgan. II. D. Syracuse, y. !.
J. S. Dong glass NJ u. Milwaukee Wis. a
5, J. pearSall NJ D. Saratoga Springs, y. Y
Y. s. StSure. ". y. Shehoygan " @
II. E..Ziey Il. d. Manitowoc Wis.
C. c. CrOclSer N. y. Two Rivers VS. '
Miss Z. Carey OF Scluyleryille n l. cured OF deaf
ness 10 years startling, IN 1872.
Cured Knock Eriellson's ehild years old Of ulcer
of eyeball June 1867.
Cured r.. R. Anderson of M:tnitowoc of inflammation,
of ewes. sly 1861.
Cured Mrs VI. Burns Of 3eee of Blindness of three
Mis- H. GLEASON Milton. Saratoga county y. Y,
stragh tened Cross-eyes, lsv5 .-....
Mr.. Eer5ena. Kossutil. Manitowoc cocntv, cured @
granuatei eyelids 1891. Iutr ri ID.
Mr.. Dsno, OF Manitowoc, cured of inflammation o.
the eyes 1861 -lf e4a H.a.ty
Cure c. E. Shove. OF granulated eYeids in 1880.
Rem 1vea cancer from breast Of Mrs Michael Me-
Carly of KossutIl- NaftoHoc county, 1861, July list
1857 remains well.
Removed Caueer from the breast of Mrs J. " ebster
1867. Es.Fleae 5000. ISL ISL. III. s4a5 J.,
+ Cured L. Winters. Of Gibson, Man;towoe county 0.
Fits o years standing in 1891 Judy 1st 1855 remains
well, Could report many other cases permanently
cured. --4. 1883 el. - .".'.. 1888 4 .#H-st
VS. Call. on DR.. EASTON ofNIsnitowoc Wis. whom
you consult free and he viii give you cf7.95U
opi,st09 when cure IS or is impossible 14.13
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-11-26

Rlcu AND RACY.-The night of the
State election in Indiana, Baker, Repub-
lican candidate for Governor, Hendricks,
the Democratic candidate and their
wives, were in the same room receiving
the news as fast as it arrived at the
u hotel. Mrs Hendricks thinking her
husband was elected addressed Baker;
Mr.. Baker. | am going to sleep with
the Governor of Indiana tonight.
well, said Baker Il have no objec-
tions if Mrs Baker is willing
Baker beat Hendricks for Governor by
1850 majority
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-11-26

CANNIBALs.-"Pa, are cannibals those
that live on otheI, folks p, 'Yes, my
dear. " .fhan, pa, uncle George mu t
be canIbal, Tor ma says he always liv-
ing on somebody.
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THE TRIBUNE.
= sR@## For She TRIBUNE
.1IAsoNG FOR 1869.

sR# ~ For She TRI BUNE.
ASoNG FOR 1869.
dir Uncle Ned
There old fellow and he lived long ago
And his name Democracy
And the way he tippled it was said wasn't slow
Whenever be went on spree.
So lay down Your weapons @, o, o.
Hang mp Your fiddle and your bow.
There is more hard work to do for him
He is gone where all traitors go.
eFS ss&k@ Es
1t has been observed by many of late
by thuse who have ey es for to see.s
That he had unsteady and lettering gait
A., though he was weak in the knee.
So they made him garment of fiimsey lies
But that woelill't do you see, EFFs s
For with all their art they couldn't Disguise
The spots of leprosy.
Lay dcun etc,
In the year eighteen hundred and sixty-egt
As it told TO
The poor old gen tlenlan met his fate
OF Republican victory.
1t NAV lie for awhile. that his son ku klux
Not liking the stern decree,
Nav wheel lis old carcass around ON trucks
But they won't deceive you nor me.
Lay down your weapons O, 0, 0!
1t is no Use to blow,
There is no more hard work to do for him
He las left for his home down below.
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!. .a 8 A. S
Vegetable 2iGiIian Hair Remover

sJbsGlUIsG t!G!gIGii i!a!i ll5IlGNH
E.ery rear ii cpeases the Dopss-
~iGTitH 0f tj;!s i'sG5Ett1te Heir Prep
t5r0sti0's, 3g!sjci is dt5e 90 aseiis
atone. Ne cHl. QSs3Jre oar old
rilHtfa:as that IL IS. Kept ftsJ5y up to
Us high standard, aud to those
to}5o haze 3teres eGseC5 it ace can
c09JitJei,si!y s;yD, that IT is the only
! ?'ei5Gc,3 ftlscs EeFfecEpff 2F!'oDa7'd-
tiO3t fl restore q ga q 3Es faded
sEAaES co as :}25s3Jy3t5L color, maxi
ing a. soft. kGst"0.gSs and SiEkte1i
the sc5ylD. 5Y SIS use, becomes
sO!site olsfs Glenn; 10 -9'eDs0Ues al
e.ts !!lffo'ss C5sso5 5Esi.fJ5'ssL7, and by
IT'S tonic properties p3eUe2ts The
hair fran rafting Og56, as q 9t;M-
Ht15f6S U5'J 2s0WFj9hGS the hair
glands. iE.i us y;se tie hair gts<cs
ff3iChsGg' JsgSS3 - s-CgffyeP. In 6uZJuaes
1T -4'eSfoles tie C9fJj{J0.y glands
to their 130"ii5GE .CiyOF, tfatd seiN
create q 2l6iy GFUtcth receipt iss
extreme ext tzge. II - The nssst
ecoi4oBstcGst-- - - EsEF zE&SsNG
e0ei' ;isefi, as 81 I'cY3SjEoS fesOef.
applications. 0EsJ gjUes the isajr
fAa5 slotfi1st5a glossy Gppe0"dssce
so 7'ftgc:s GGjG53sI on al. i. 4.
Hd9yeS. u. -. State 1ssayer Of
lEttss.. So rs. 'sfsSs constituents tss.e
pure Cjlttt ca3'eIfE5tg selected for
eJcceFg1Est GfG0IiEY, ami J consider
&c fhe 3 Esq zSs2HSR1 .Aks A'e'sSS for
ifS {sttcystfai (Iis!'!bDSeS, - lie Dsb-
fish u tl.ettfjSe olt tie hair, a-HicA
sce sesstt free 5y ,s20R tt!,o3, ts.>tSS-
cation fc!,icI, contains coHtlsesa-
Gdfory notices rom cIei9Vit,ea,
phySjcigilS. the press. Gi3t$ others.
We Afjs;e 3Jafle ire study Of the
hair cad it@ Diseases u speciality
for years, ti?5G fcllOjU nat are DaoEe
TIE most e1ectiUe preparation for
tie restoration ana the preserSa-
tiO,t II the hair, esct0sit, 0sseS SO
acknowledged by TIE best RIeIi-
czsg ana q5aezaicssa Authority.
Sad by all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
4 COOK, CO gURN & CO.
GenH Agents for Northwestern States,
at At DEARBORN ST, CHICAGO, Ill.
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FOR SALE.

At reasonable prizes, one span of Brood Mares in
foal, sucking colt, , yearings 2 two year old
Cuotswold and Southdown Bucks o eas Il
G. c. BARNES.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-11-26
Important Sewing Machine Statistic,

The following interesting statistics we gather from
returns made by teseveTs,l manufacturers of Sewing
machines throughout the United States. The figures
which we present snow ats glance tue wonderful
growth aud great importance Of this branch of
lean Manufactures 1t WIFI be observed that one com
panY acne has produced aud sold within the year
forty-three thousand machines. 1t is somewhat re-
Garahle tina during the recent stagnation trade
this business been bat slightly, If all affected
Bat below the figures
Sewing Machines manufactured and sold, as per
nartrrIV returns for the year ending June 10th 1857
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A Positive Remedy for all
kinds of Hun1orS-

Scrofuia. Seur.y, Salt-Rheunl, Carbun-
c.es and Bois. Ulcers and all obstinate
Affections OF the Skin, iniiammatory
or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles, Chronic
'OiarTh9a, Mercuria! Diseases, and every
faint OF the System; Dyspepsia. and those
Affections originating in the Derangement
Of the Digestive Organs viz, Bilious
Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous At
feCtions. Headache, Languor, and Oepres-
sion of Spirits, Loss OF Appetite, Const-
patton. 40
TETIIS excellent medicinal compound first
4 prepared by DR.. j. w. POLAND, in 1s47,
and was then employed with great success -
cxpcIIng humors from the blood; but In 1913
medical friend who was quite celebrated as physi
clan, especially in the treatment of humors sug-
gcsted some important Improvements, which weTo
adopted, and which has made it $50 the people say}
the very best remedy for all kinds of hunlors known
to 'tthe faculty." 3D.
This preparation is composed entirely of vegeta-
bles, among which Sarsaparia, Yellow Dock,
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Bloodroot.
When the originator lived in New Hampshire. at
Cofstown Centre, for the space of thirty or forty
miles around, and IN Manchester particularly, the
Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for the numerous and Wonderful which it eff
teeted Though manufactured in large quantities,
the supply frequently exhausted, and purchas
ers had to wait for more to be made. In that re-
giou, some very severe cases of Erysipelas were
treated with, and they cured Erysipelas
sores, or caybuncles, those ugly, painful ulcers,
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully used So it was with Serofula and
Salt-Rheum- The UuIncr Doctor cured them
1t is free ON any dangerous drugs is pleasant to
the taste, safe, yee sure and effective IL its action
r=E srg- PREPaEI3p At THE
| NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
! And y5r sale By al Dealers ia Medicine.
/ 8 c. D43fON Dc CO., P2-oprietors.
For SAFE by o. r. Eacon, and T. { j Robinson
1871
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TERMS EO AGENTS.

TERMS E0 AGENTS T7g5 s,fs
Certificates giving complete description of articles
be sold for One Do!ler, will he sold at the rate OF
TEN CENTS EACH IN aer- '-aeE -EF
For GEs.b OF Tisirty- and $500,
The person sending it can have their choice of the
focwine ;trt cies their commissions 20 yards cot
cloth, Harris Cloth Pants Pattern Splendid Bowie
Knife. Lancaster Quilt Engraved Silver Spoon Holder
PATTERN Worsted Breakfast Shawl, White Linen Fable
Cloth set of steel biaed Knives and Forks, set Of
Silver Plated Forks, Embossed Table Spread El'ggt
Engraved Silvc: Plated Gold Lined Goblet. Violin and
Bow Fagcy Dress Pattern, Elegant SILK Beaded Para
sol, 10o-pctiIre Morocfo Photographic Album, Ele-
giant Ivory Handled Spangled silk Fan: One dozen
large size Linen Towels Fancy .lmora Skirt. Ladies
Morocco Shopping Bag, honeycom3 Qnllt, Alhanhra
| Quilt Ladies Solid Cola California Diamond Ring,
Ladies' Solid Black Walnut Writing Desk, ladies
Fancy Black Walnut Hor11i'oX, Cottage Clock, One
dozen Ladies Linen Handkerchiets. extra altty, or
One Dozen Gents Linen Hhadkerchiets. FFrgH= ~
For a GIub OF Sixty, and $500
One of the following articles 40 yards Sheetng Harris
Cloth Pants and Vest Pattern, Pair Honycomb Quilts,
| Cylinder Watch, Double Barrel Rifle Pistol Fancy
Cashmere Dress Pattern, Thibet Shawl, Three Yards
Double width Waterproof Cloaking, Four Yards Wool
Frockin Set of Lace Curtains, Ladies Double Wool
Thawl Silver Plated Card Basket, Splendid Engraved
Silver plated Ice Pitcher Engraved Silver Plated
Teapot, 1oo-picture Turkey. Morocco Photograph
| Album, Lancaster Quilt, Alpaca Dress Pattern En-
graved Silver Plated six-potled Revolving Castor Pair
Gents Calf Boots, SpleIlsid Banoral Skirt, Set OF
| Ivory Handled Knives. with Silver Plated Forks,
Rosewood Frame Brass Alarm Clock Pair of Al Wool
Blankets. SPLENDID Beaded and Lined Silk Partsol
Ladies Splendid Morocco Travelling Bag, Pair of Al
thamIIa Quilts, Thirty Yerds Print or a MafsaiIes
Quilt.
For Club of One Hundred, and
| -sa# .---- $1,000,
GO Yards Sheeting, Fancy Cashmere Coat, Pants
and Vest Pattern extra quslity, Engraved Silver Plat
ed Six Bottled Revolving Casor with Gu, Glass Bottles
Pair of Splendid Rose Blankets, Spleedd Engraved
! Silver Plated Tea Set three pieces Sugar Bowl Tea
! Hot and Creamerl Silver Plated Cake Cake Basket
| Fancy Plaid Wool Long Shawl, Twenty-Five Yards
Hemp Carpeting, Splendid Violin and Bow, English
Barage Shawl, Splendid Alpaca Dress Patteen Silver
! limiting Cased Watch. SlA-did Bible with Elegant
Steel EnSravngs Family Famu Record an PhotogLpl
Page, Poplin Dress Pattern Engraved Silver Plated
Ice Pitcher, Splendid Beaver Cloak Pattern. Sharpt
Reqolver. Splendid ACCORDION, Music Box, One Pain
Fine Dainask Table Covers-with Ono Dozen Dinne
Napkins to match.
| COMMISSIONS FOR LARGER CLUBS IN PROPORTION.
Agents will please take notice of this Do not sene
names. but number Fouri clubs from one upwards
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REFERENCES.

Noise in the Head, DiSch is.s from The en- Carr
Cancers
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COCK, coguRN & CO.

Gsn'l Agents for Northwestern States
at At DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, Ill.
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For a Club of One Hundred, and
-# $1,000.

Agents will please take notice Of this Do not send
names, but number Eours clubs from one upwards
Make Your letters short and plain possible. I
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% copies one year, S25. 90
Aud one copy TO getter up OF club.
Additional copies 81 salue price.
Al letters should DC carefully address
ed to URAMGR, ArKENs Il CRAMER,
Milwaukee, Wis.
November Is, 1868.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-18
WASHINGTON.



Mr.. Anderson, of Missouri, stated
that ifhe WAS Il candidate for Governor
of that State 1t will be as Repu bIican,
desiring 10 rescue tho party from II
clique Of selfish politicians.
Ia the Supreme Court to day the ar
Gument was commenced in the case of
Dewey S Page, assignees of the Boston
Locomotive Works, appellants, Us. the
Milwaukee and Superior Railroad Co.
By order OF the President Major Zen.
o. o. Howard is honOrably mustered
out OF the service of the United States,
ss Major General of Volunteers, 10 lake
effect ON the first of January. General
Howard consequently falls back TO his
rank OF Brigadier General In the regu-
lar army, 10 which he was appointed
DeCe 2lst, 1861.
J. Il. Bryant, Chairman of the Geor-
gia Republican Committee, is opposed
TO any measure which will throw Geor-
gia again under military rule.
Tomorrow will be motion day in
Congress.
The Senate Committee on Indian Az
fairs at II meeting to day, considered
the House bill proposing 10 restore the
Indian Bureau to the War Department.
II is said the Committee are not in fa-
vor of tho measure. and prefer to in
crease the power of the Bureau by ex-
pandinG 1t with "A department, its head
TO have n seat in the Cabinet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-18
OHIO.
C1NoINNA41. pae. hi.

SINCINNAI1t Deo. u.
A Gie broke out this morning
at half past eight o'clock at No.
% Vine street, in the fancy gro
Gerry establishment OF II. ID. Rogers 81
Co, which was entirely destroyed.
Nos. 2T and 20 adjoining were also se-
verely damaged. The amount of the
loss Is not less than $4,000. The loss
on Rogers & Co.'S stock is S2O, 900; insur-
HnCp. 81, ,0OU in the Globe, and IS, 600 in
the Western and Fireman's, all of Gin
clnuati. The building No. 25 was owned
by {. W. Starbuck, of the Cincinnati
Times; loss So 600; insurance $1,000,
In the Phoenix OF Hartford. Mcintosh,
Noonau AZ Co., whisky dealers. also oc-
cupied part of No. 25. Their loss is
l0,OOO; insured SO 900 in the Merchants,
and So 600 in the Continental, of New
York. The building Nos. % and %,
was owned by Mrs. Susan Lae and 9TH
ers, aud Clnmnged to the extent OF S9,-
900; insured for 81 600 in the Hartford,
"a, 900 in the Fnlton of New York, and
50, 900 in tho Home company. Tai
InadGe & Co.'S loss on stock will be
probably SO, 600; insured 81 900 in the
Delaware OF Philadelphia and Under.
writer's of New York.
Al hHlf-past o'clock fire broke out
at No. 81 Vine street. Loss about $780,
900; insurance 81, GOO. 1t was occupied
by Rinehardt IL Co., cOnfectiOners. The
total loss by the two fires is nearly SSO,-
900 II is not yet ascertAined how eth
er OF these fires originated. A number
OF girls were working in the fourth
story of No. %, but they were all res.
cued with some difficulty.
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NO. lO2.


DECEMBER l7th.-FLoUR-Easlera AT s. 259
so for lower grades TO choice spring extras
15s lover; saes Of No al 81 a 80. 81 49, 49,
al Is, closing dun with few sellers OF No. :
nc Sll35<; sales OF No. 2 since change at
clIned l1zS2c, with sales at iS9 is1lc, closing
@53c; Rejected tOs52c; old corn steady and
changed since noon Board Oats-Aoder-
ately active and L9Sc lower; sales OF No.
fair request at 81 l7efl l7ls IOr 40. /, closing
steady at inside. bRriey-Qoiet. sales or
No. at 81 5i9I IS and rejected at 81 81. clos
HIGH WISES-Steady and quiet, sales at
Sic cash; round lets sold a. ACC in bond.
January.
DECEMBER 17-FLoUR-QuIet.
GRAIH-Wheat-Amo 20 lower; white
ies5c lower; sales amber at 81 IS; white MiIh.
steady: new lower; sales No, at S6ci new
6sc1 new rejected 6ici kiln dried 5SS- Oats
steady; MiShIgan and No; soc. Rye.Un-
changed; Michigan 81 80. BarIey-Quiet.
HoGS-Dresseu Ho6s-14c better; 9Ssal0c-
st. Louis.
DECEMBER 7.-FLoUR-FiEmer but un-
changed.
fancy qualities scarce and wanted. Corn
Unchanged at 77aSOc. OatS-UnchanEed ut
57!60c. Kye-unchanged at 81.
WHISKY-Unchanged at sic.
PROvIsIoSs-POIk-Sun at 81! %. Bacon
Unchanged. Bulk MeaLs-HIgheT; shouI-
deIs lO1z9IIc; clear sides li74sI3c: Lard
Generally neld higher, with but little on the
Milwaukee.
DECEMBER l7-Flour-Dun and prices un-
changed.
WTEAT-steady at 81 a for No. In store.
Buffalo.
DECEMBER 1T.-Market generally dull and
unchanged.
ago at 81 so. Corn-Esw t0c on track old
0c. Oats-66c.
PORK-E26 90
HIGH wINKS-FIrm at 81.