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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06
BOSTON MARKET--Mar. 3.

CoTTON-There has been dull feeling Cor this
article since last week and prices declined almost
rapidly as they advanced. Ordinary quoted mt IS q
Zoe, niddling. % az %. r@
FLOUR.-lIhe market for Flour has been dull the
past eek but prices remain without material change
GRAIN Corn, 81 - q lSS for Southern, 81 80 g 1872
for Western. Oats, 81 q 90 Beans, marrow, $500 a
$50 extra pea. s5.25 O. 5, 5 q bush.
PROVISIONS Lard l6 q lie, Smoked Hams
Is N. Dressed Hogs, i q II. Butter. % q 50 for
mont and NY dairies Cheese, i2@ 15c. for farmers,
Is "a l6c for factory. Eggs "a a IS y doz Potatoes
81 20 a 1,25 bush. Poultry sells at 20 e Doc q ID.
as TO quality.
WO0L-The demand for domestic wool is quite
active This activity has extended to all the leading
markets Of the country, and prices have advanced
full q &c = ID.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06
Notice !.

VHHE SUBSCRIBERS BEING ABOUT TO DIS
solve the Copartnership existing betw cen them
would request all persons indebted them to settle
their accounts at once.
SAxroSs RIVER, Feb. IL. 1865
BUTTERFIELD & FROST
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06
Farm for Sale.
I UMBERMEN TAKE NOTICE.

We. the undersigned. would respectfully inform
are repairing and fitting the Saw Mill at Bel
lows Falls, and will be prepared the coming Winter
to do Saving of various kinds. in large or small
quantities. with dispatch and in workmanlike man
ner, and at reasonable prices.
Those having timber above us, which can be RATED
down the river we would invite their particular at
tention to this notice.
TARBELL. ToLMAN & co.
Bellows Fails. Nov. IL, 1867. 46
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06

There is revival in the reform
school at Waterbury. Daily prayer
meetings are held by the boys, at which
nearly all are in attendance. They de-
vote the hours of play to their own meet
ings, conducted with thertmostpropriety.
Some fellows procured the seizure Of
liquor belonging to f. Morgan, hotel
keeper at Bondvil!c, and it was placed
in William Cudwoth's barn. He re
moved it to his house for safe keeping
whence it was stolen, and an unsuccess
rful suit has been brought against Mr.
Cudworth to pay for the liquor.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06
County Commissioner.

Gilbert ii. Mann of West Dover, is
elected county commissioner without OPP
position, and cn's very light vote. In
this town the vote was Mann, 90, DIR. S.
Nichols ] l.. w. Adams /. In Wards
boro, Mann SO, Townshend %, Grafton
81, Putney rs, Westminster SO. Wind
ham AZ, and Londonderry so, all for
Mann.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06

Toun Age,,t,-C. B. Eddy.
Town Grand Jurors-F. p, Hadlcy,
John Proctor, H. c. Wiley
Fence Viewers.-Rodney Wiley, Hen
ry Evans, Charles E.. Davis. Seoler q
Weights and Measures and Inspector q
Leather.-Beni. Frost.
Pound Keeper Albert Stearns.
Serious. w. Pulsipher, Rocking
ham, Z. d. Holton, Saxtons River, Frank
Henry, Bellows Falls, Jonathan Cotton,
Cambridgeport, Benz: c. Jaques, Bar
louisville. Il
Grand Jurors 70 County Court, Il. G..
Hubbard, L. W. Adams, Col. r. Hyde.
Petit Jurors. .Wyman Flint, VIM. HI.
johnson, o. B. Arms, James B. Morgan.
H. c. Wiley, Col. F. G. tButterfield, Capt.
A. Atcherson, Benz Smith, B. c. ia
ques, d. G. Nourse, J.B. Diyoll, John
A. Burt, l.. L. Allbee.. ~ sr,,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06
CATTLE MARKET.

AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs. VEIL:
This week. 2lGO 500 00tQ coo 900
Last week i2ss sii GOo 90 900
Ono year ago. 1905 6lli 200 900 co
PRICES.
Prices Of Market Beef-Extrp, $3.50 eg $500 I;
first quality $500 1885, I'd quality, 1890 a S13I5
third qualify sll.50 a Zoo
Prices of Store Cattle.-Working Oxen. pair sl60
a $500.
Mich Cows::.s55 a SIS. Extra $50 a 500, Far
row and dry $40 "a So.
Stores--Y earnings SOFA o. Two years old. 800
a 500. Three years old. 500 a 500
Sheep and Lambs eaTlTe Extra good. S a s &c.
Z n on live weight. Per head in lots, $500. $50.
Fat Hogs-Per H. 500
Hides-9 a NEc. q b.
REMARKS.-rhc msrke, was badly broken up
this week by the heavy storm of Monday making
everything late Prices about better for beef
partly owing at least 10 the extra good quality.
Sales were made at ii to l?c and one pair extra
sold for 16c. Sheep better the sales being to &c
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06

WARNING 1t isnow late in the win
ter-even spring and yntao thaw. The
zee is over ~ feet thick or foot thick
err than usual, and thys unusually
heavy The Snow rs 81 feet deep on an
average in the woods, soweare informed
by one who hasa good chance to know,
and north of us it is stiIl deeper. Now
this may all go off without trouble, but
in view of the chances for freshet,
ought not the people of our village at
once to take measures to guard against
damage, II the water should rise as it
did some years since, materials ought 10
be at hand to construct guard across
the upper end of the tunnel A little
foresight 4noy SAKE much trouble and can
certainly do no harm.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06

ROCKINGHAM Town OFFIcERs.-We
give below a list of officers as chosen at
the annual town meeting on Tuesday:
Moderator. -Col. Asa Wentworth.
1oaaa Clerk.-W. S. Myers.
Seleetmen.-Wyman Flint, j. A. Will
lard, M. Il. Lawrence.
Treasurer Asa Wentworth.
Ouerseer Of Poor.-Isaac Rice.
Listers.-George Slate, E. r. Osgood,
L. w. Adams.
Auditors.-L. w. ADAMS, G. 3. Eddy,
H. c. Wiley.
Trustee of Surplus Fcmd.-Elias Oh
colt.
Supt. Of Schools.-Rev. N. Pierce.
First, Consfable.-C. L. Hubbard.
Second ble.-Capt. w. F. Grif-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06

A CAsn--MR. EDITOR Permit me,
thrsslgh your paper, to express the pleas
ure and shankfulness of myself and fam
lily, at & gathering of my people at the
parsonage on the 18th ult. They came
with =erts of cheer and goodwill, and
VITA e q DONATION" amounting with gifts
previously presented to the generous sum
of $3.50 A H,ank-o6ering may not re-
gan8 tins, in remembrance of the rich
blessing which the Great Head of the
ChGrch has been pleased of late to be-
sbc~ upon this people. And, in this
instance, the qualification felt by pastor
ana people is in no way lessened, by the
reAsfaion that inadequate salary has
been made up, and miscalled q dena-
ten" or that there was any obligation
bit such as generosity and goodwill die
tBed 1t was frce-wilf offering. May
1T serve to unite pastor and people still
more in love and labor @ eea
LEVI Lo1ING.
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06

Ben. Wade, on being spoken to
rspecting his succession to the presiden-
1i6f chair, remarked, /" j don't count my
dickens before they are hatched."
A Hartford democrat ungratefully
xparked to a republican, aproposef A.
&pbnson, "yeu got the old fool in now
- may get him out"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06
1. bank up,cy-Chnrie. Church.

IL Bank 'upicy-Chnries Church.
DISTRICT OF VERMONT. SIS.
AT Bellows Falls. the 2sth DAY of February. 1865
THE undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
1 pointment as Assignee of CHARLES CHURCH,
of Westminster. in the county of Windham and State
Of Vermont within said district. who has been adj
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
district court of said district.
Z Oil GEO. SLATE. Assignee.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06

Town MEETING. The annual town
meeting on Tuesday passed off without
strife, and there were nearly two hundred
voters present, Notwithstanding it was
one of the worst days Of the season to be
out, and following Immediately upon the
heavy, driving storm of the day before.
There was but one ballot during the day,
and that was on town clerk at the OPEN
ing of the meeting, which stood 100 for
Myers and 40 for Col. r. Hyde. All the
other officers were chosen by,acclamation.
G. L. Hubbard bid off the collection of
taxes at $3.50. The tax voted was 80
cents on the dollar of the grand list
which is 20 cents less than last year,
when it was rs. Req. N. Pierce made
his report as superintendent of schools,
and il was voted to print 500 copies for
the Use of the people of the town. 1t
was also voted that next year the school
report shall be printed with the Auditors
financial report, and that the pay of the
superintendent shall I've two dollars per
day in addition to the state pay of one
dollar. Theselectmen were also instruct
ed to make such rspairs of the poor
ihouse as in their Judgment it needed, and
the selling of the buwing ground in this
village was also left to their discretion
together with the building of a bridge in
Bartonsville- a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06


GRAEToN-The ladies of the Congre-
gational Church wiz hold festival at
Town Hall on Thursday evening, March
18th. All are invited TO attend.
Rev. Mr.. Ward is TO be ordained and
installed over the Congregational Church
in Grafton on Wedne day of next week.
judge Deane fell while goingto church
Saturday evening, and was considerably
injured, and though stiff confined to his
bed ON Tuesday was better, aud it was
hoped would soon be about
The Band are making fine progress
and will probably play at the ladies Fes-
tival on Thursday evening of next week.
The object of this festival is to raise
money to buy an organ for their church.
WEsTMINsTER.-The lyccum again
discussed negro suffrage on Friday even
ing of last week, being favored by III. A..
Willard, L. F. Ward, and opposed by
NJ. w. Davis and John p. Morse. After
the debate the president and the house
decided aimest unanimously ia favor o.
the affirmative. The lyeeum then adj
iourned sine die
HIGIIwAT SURvEYoRs.-The following
is a list of the Highway Surveyors o,
this town elected on Tuesday:
No. III. II. Webb FL 4. Lowell.
Sd w. Edison 4-Levi Rice. Sc.
NJ. Weston. 6-Jacob Stoddard. IL
W. Simonds- S-H C. Wiley. Sid.
ney T. Perry 1O-C S. Lake. lie
Livermore. 12-John Moar. 13-Eri L
Davis. 14-Calvin Brown 15-Geo. +
Gibson. 16-J. P. Weston 17-Samu,
l. Adams. Ism. F. Burt l9-Russ.
S. Bailey. 20-John L. DivolL 2f-(
E. Webb. 22-Lewis Allbee. ga
II. Sterling.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06

A CREDITABLE AcT-among the arti-
Giles acted on ct the towa meeting was
one to sec if the town would vote TO pay
John w. Graves of Saxtons River, any
bounty for'his scrviees.as. "a soldier in the
war for the suppression of the rebellion.
A statement of his case was made to the
meeting by G. Z. Eddy and Col. F. j.
Butterfeld, by which it appeared that he
enlisted early when the war first broke
out, and reenlisted Sith the understand
ing that he would be credited TO this
town and receive the bounty the town
was then paying, but through SOME neg
lect he had never been credited to the
town nor received aidollarin bounty. 1t
appeared also that he was in needy cir
cumstances, and that he had served his
country faithfully as a soldier. Mr..
Graves himself @eing present was called
to the stand but only spoke briefly, in
explanation fhis case claiming nothing
unless the town chose to give it. There
was no legal ciassa on TIE town whatever,
but on statement of the above facts,
the meeting promptly, heartily and unan-
imoasly voted him a bounty of three
hundred dollars and the vote was re
ceiyed with applause. Mr.. Graves then,
Through Mr.. Eddy, returned his thanks
and expressed his appreciation for the
vote passed, which was also received
with applause. And thus the town not
only did on act Of solid justice, but one
which will be a lasting credit to her
fame
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06
lfed..

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry. TO be paid for according to length
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06

We have received several commu-
nio6{icns for which we~are unable to find
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-03-06

Saxtons River, March 2, 1868.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-17
Is sickness Avoidable !

Thousands toss on sick beds to-day, who
might have been well and hearty, had they
taken due precautions for the preservation OF
that most precious of earthly blessings, a sound
mind in sound bodH. Sickness, to greater
extent than most people suppose, is acoidaJLe.
When the body is languid the spirits depressed
and the nervous system unnaturally sensitive,
it should be taken for granted that mischief is
Jre,ving. These hints and warnings, vouch.
safed as such by kind Providence, ought not
to be disregarded. If they are sighted, rs is
too generally the case, the next thing may be n
fever, severe bilious attack, or some other
form of acute disease. They indicate as clearly
as if the intimatiOn were given III artiCulate
language, that the animal functions are disor.
dered, and the system debilitated. Under these
circumstances the emily thing 10 be done IL 20
REGULATE AND RESTORE, and the best regulating
and restorative preparation eDer used for The pre-
pention Of sickness ia H0STETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS. Ia this way, bilious remittent
fever, chills and fever, spasms, nervous parox-
ysms, violent attacks of Indigestion, and all
the ordinary cpidemics, may almost certainly DO
averted. They are usually preceded by the
symptoms described, and surely it is wisdom to
forestall them by resorting to an antidote at
Most assuredly, it will soon dissipate the un.
pleasant feelings referred to; which, of course,
Is desirable, oven If they were not likely to lead
to something worse. The close of the Fall Is
usually accompanied by unhealthy fogs and
violent atmospheric changes, and II is therefore
q season when invigoration is particularly
needed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-17
From Washington.

WARRINGTON, November 16.-Supcr.
vising Architect Mullett has submitted
his report on the condition of the pub.
lie buildings under his supervision fol
the year ending September 30th, 1868
The business is now greater than at any
time since its organization. The report
msntlcns that among the causes of
embarrassment IN the completion OF
many buildings i'll course of erection is
Iuc elgHt hour system on Governments
WorS' which the Supervising Architect
condemns strongly, and he saws il has
greatly increased the cost and retarded
the progress. of the BUILDINGS nnder
charge OF his Office. -
Commissioner Rollins has issro5 =
circular, calling the attention of al y
officers of Internal Revenue to the rca 90
ulations for the marking and branding
CT casks, or packages of distilled
spirits, q strict compliance with
which is enioined on oil officers, espe.
eially guagers. Complaints are made
that there is . great lack of uniformity
among guagers in carrying out the reg
ulations. And it is charged that IN
some districts the regulations are per-
slStently and deliberately disregarded.
All officers are notified that they must
be strictly complied with.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-17
Business Suits
AT
NJ GUTM.AN &0C0S

Glover four feet high is said to be o
common thing near Rome, Ga.
According to a recent assessment, the
taxable real estate in Norfolk, Va,
amounts to over s2O,OOO,OO0. Hereto
fore it has only been assessed at Sc, 0OO,7
900. , - ! II - u r. Il
The cultivation of broem-corn is ex-
tending in Virginia. The yield aver
ages a net profit of S44 per acre,inot
counting the seed. which is valuable for
feed.
AMississippi editor said of his local
candidate before the election: HE is as
fine a fellow as ever lifted hat to Ia
dy, or boot to blackguard."
There is a band of robbers in north
eastern Texas who admit no recruit M
til lie shall have killed a man in the
presence of witnesses. - .f,a gs5.i
The wife of Bill Porter, who was
killed by Amos Carlin, at Memphis, on
hearing of her husbands death, fell
down in a swoon and expired without
speaking a word. y 3 80 S5I p
Gov. Holden, of North Carolina, has
respited Alex Willis, q negro, now in
the Wake county jail fer the. murder OF
Alexander Selby, until December a. He
was to have been hanged on the 9th
inst.
The receipts of cotton at Shreveport
Louisiana, for the month of October
reached 9637 bales, against 500 bales fol
the corresponding month last year. The
receipts since the first of September
amounted to II, 96l, against 1910 for the
same period of time last year. /, .Uis6
Mr.. Sharkey, of Augusta, Ga, was &C
cidentally killed by pistol in the
hands of her little daughter. The bal
entered her right side, near the lungs
killing her instantly. The little CIR
hsd taken the pistol out of the case t.
show to some one in Mrs. Sharkeyi
store, and, handling it carelessly, caused
it to be discharged.
| Dick King. Of Santa Gertrudis, the biz
stock man of Western Texas, has Offered
to build the railroad for Louisiana from
/ New Orleans to the Sabine, and give
the carpet-bag ridden State any length
of time to pay for the road. Ths itrutl
is, Dick wants to find an outlet for hi
beeves, aud sees no way OF accomplish
ling his object, but by building the rail
road in question.
Hawkins, Radical, member of Con
gress elect from the Paris, Tenn, dis
trict, had IN appointment to speak a
Henry Stations, q short time ago, but OF
his arrival at the place, was frightened
out of his wits by the performances of {
culored charavari club, and secretet
himself in the baggage car of the trail
and went on to Paris, impressed Will
the belief that he had narrowly escaped
the vengeance of bloodthirsty mob
Truly "the guilty flee when no maj
IDurSueth."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-17
Foreign Items.

NEW YORK, November 1G.-The Dem
Ocrat's cable special says nothing of an
official character has yet been made pu b.
lie or submitted to the Diet with refer
enco To the umpircShip of King William
on the question of the claims of the
United States upon Great Britain for
depredatlons committed hy the Ala.
bama.
The PruSsiau pastoral co,f,ro,oo
composed OF l2O clergymcu from oil
parts of Prussia has issued the follow.
ing declaration: Considering the rrr.
tensions Of the Roman Pontitr in the
recent invitation to the Protestants, il
would be desirable not only for the Pro.
testant Church of Prussia, but for al
the Evangelical Churches of Germany
to renew before God aud man, by the
mouths of their ecclesiastical leaders
the unanimous adherence of that chulc.
to the confession of Augsburg.
Marfori, favorite of Queen Isabella
has becn dismissed His place is no W
occupied by Count Esplato, belonging
to one of the first families OF Navarro.
The Car has issued an ukasa in
virtue of which niue tcmths or the
drinking saloons now existing in the
Russian Empire are to be suppressed.
Eitteen thousand workmen are now
III madrid without the means of getting
Government. P''' ''o'' 'H0
oMllZerlahd, Austria and Norway
nave recognized the Spanish govern
ment under the conviction tbati - viii
receive the sanction of Govt ~ IL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-17
Chicago Market.

anna CHICAGO, November Is.
,FLOUR-Active and firm; spring OK.
tras, 5 00a6 Is.
WHEAT-Firm and active and Gaelic
higher; sales at 08a1 l6 for No. l; No.
2 at 0Sa1 11s; closing firm at l Hal III
for No. 2, sales Of No. 9 since Change
at 12ia1 13.
CORN-Steady and firm at 4aic
higher; sales of Ne. at 79aSOc; No. 2
at 76a76ic; rejected at 6Sa7Oc; closing
at outside rate for No. 1; sales of No.
this afternoon ut SOC.
OATS-Opened firm, but toward the
close weakened and declined lc; sales
of No. l ct 46ia47ic; rejected, 43a43tc;
closing with sellers of No. at inside
rate. .....""..
RYE Steady; sales of No. l at OLA
o.; No. 2 02; closing at the inside
rate for No. l.
BARLEY-Firmer and 6a7c higher;
sales Of No. 2 at 43a1 AS; rejected al
l 23a1 %; closing with sample lots sold
at ! 42la1 so on track. ,.....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.

cincinnati Market. Z. az
sAiI CINCINNATI, November 16.
iFLOUR-Dull and unchanged; sales
of family at Z 50a775.
WHEAT-Held more firmly; No. l
saleable at rs, but held at 4a5c higher.
CORN-Unchanged. -. sGg7TEy
OATS-Unchanged: market quiet AID
nething doing. ls-8 gtfas
BARLEY-Nominal. ( q E$i
COTTON-Dull; sales of middling at
22c.
TOBACCO-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Demand light; sales at 90.
HOGS-Dull; sales at 00a770 gross;
net receipts $500 head. 'f '''
MESS PORK-Dull at "a SOAPS 90; de-
maud quite light. 5j}l5 III I'll;
GREEN MEATS-Dun at, 7ia10al2c
for shoulders, sides and hams.
LARD-Dull at 14fal5c for prime
steam, and 15ic for kettle rendered.
BULK MEATS-No demand.
BACON-Shouiders, of which there ID
about 100 hhds. still on hand, can be
bought at 13c. ''' ~ ...-..'i.E
BUTTER-Steady at 33a37c.
POTATOES-Dull and unchanged. T
APPLES--Very dull; supply large
and prices nominally unchanged.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at CSC.
FLAX SEED-Dull at 2 20. . -.
GROCERIES-Steady; sales of 22(
hhds. sugar at 12ial5ic; coffee 2la25c.
GOLD-Irregular; closing at 1851
buying.
EXCHANGE-Dul at par buying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-17

BETHANY COLLEGE.

rINHE TWENTY-EIGHTH SESSION OF
j Bethany College will open on Monday, tho
2sth Of September lsG5. The College Is located
In Brooke county, West Virginia, soven miles
from Lagrange Station ON the Pittsburgh and
Wheeling Railroad whence IL Is easily reached
by daily stage. Tho situation Is remarkably
healthy and removed alike from tho temptations
and extravaganza of city life. In anticipation
of a large increase In the number OF students,
enlarged accommodations for boarding have
been made and several large Glass and Lecture
rooms fitted up 10 afford additional facilities In
the department of Natural Science A full and
experienced corps of Professors has been cn.
gagged and the amplest provision made for thor.
ough instruction In every branch OF study. We
especially invite attention % our Catalogue, n
copy of which will be sent by mail 10 any one.
Apply to Prof. G. l.. LOOS, Secretary of-the
Faculty, or to w. X. PENDLETON,
auoI3til gep2s President
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-17
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, November 16.-The eorpo-
rate authorities of Brighton,will give q
banquet to Reverdy johnson and Geo.
Peabody next Saturday.
PARIS, November 16.-Baron James
Rothschild, head of the House of Roths.
child, died here yesterday.
MADRID, November 16.-There was an
immense demonstration here on Satur'
day in favor of monarchical form OF
government. Addresses were made by
Olazaga, Martos, serrano, Prim, Topete
and others. Not less than 50'oo0
people were present. Much enthusiasm
was manifested.
MADRID, November 14.-The majority
of the Captain Generals OF inc p'o !,
yiuees ,hege requested an increase VI
their respective garrisons' 70 winch
Gen. Prim has replied in circular stat
ing that such an increase would De
bevoud the resources OF the couAtry.
T,oons ore concentrated in New CASTLE
and can be readily dispatched where
ever requested. -, -g-..1 E'H
NAPLES, November l4.-Vesuvius has
become agitated aud new cone has
been Termed from which streams of lava
arc being elected.
BUCHAREST, November IA violent
shock of earthquake occurred here on
Friday. - @ ..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-17
New York Market.

NEW YORK, November 1G.
COTTON-Firm; sales 2300 bales at
2itc for middling hplands.
FLOUR-Market quiet and without
change. ..,.
WHEAT-Quiet at l 50al 81 for No. 2
and 63al IS for No. spring.
RYE-Dull at Goal - for western.
CORN-Dull at l 10al II for unsound,
and l31al 14i for sound mixed west
ern.
PORK-Quiet at % 90 for mess.
BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Quiet, without decided
change.
BAC0N-Quiet and without decided
change. so
LARD-Quiot at lGsalG3c for good to
prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at 34a3Gc.