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election llotifr.

ENERAL ELECTION.-THE COM
VI MiSSI0NERS OF ELECTION FOR COLLIE
TON COUNTY have, on account cf absence OF some
Managers appointed and inability of others to serve
been compelled TO make seveIal changes. They have
uppointed the fnllowii named persons Managers oi
elections, and designaled tie places hereinafter
mentioned as POLLING Precincts, for the Election Of
the Sd November. 1868:
st. Bmrtholomcw's Parish.
First Precinct-Smokcs Cross Roads.
MANAGERS.
GEORGE WARREN. JOHN W. BROWN.
ISAAC SPELL.
Bells Cross Konds Poll.
y w ppv,N' MANAGERS + n.11Ey
JOSEPH BRYAN.
Second Precinct-Fork Box Poll.
MANAGERS
Horsepen Box Poll.
MANAGERS.
BEACH j. II. HUGER.
. - JACKSON BRYANT.
Warns Box Poll.
MANAGERS.
-- --
Third Precinct-Walterbor
MANAGERS.
G. D. FARMER. ROBERT CAMPBELL.
JAMES NESBET.
Blue House Foil.
MANAGERS
JOEL pADGEr. IIoDY GRANT.
r. S. WILLIAMS.
Round o Poll, or G1oversville.
MANAGERS.
WM. MOKEE
Fourth Precinct-Ashepoo Poll.
J. G. McD1A1R. WILLIAM rRAsrER.
Maple Cane Poll.
MASAGERs
s. A. jacob. JOHN 0. JACQUES.
BENJAMIN WOR.
Jncksonboro' Poll.
MANAGERS.
EDWARD aOi MES HENRY JAMES.
SAMUEL .. GREEN.
Saint Georges Parish.
Fifth Precinct-Slmmerville Poll.
MANAGERS.
SAN'L KINGsIAN. HOS. GELZER.
c.. SAsrORrAs.
Georges station Poll.
CONSTANT lIEYWaRD.
Kidgeville Poll.
MANAGERS.
JAMES NJ. CANTWELL. ROBERT +. PARKER.
MlCHAL JOHNSON.
Saint PauPs Parish
Sixth Precinct-Delamar's Cross Roads Poll.
HYATT. % - JOHNSON,
- SYLVESTER wINDdAM.
Glovcr's Station.
MANAGERS.
JESSE S. CRAIG. J. CART. GLOVER.
R. ]. LAROACH.
Rnntovyle's.
MANAGERS.
HOMAS MILLER - WEEKS.
EDWARD WHITE
The Managers OF Elections will revise " pctlot
of three days commencing October 81, a. D. 1865
the registration lists upon which the election com
nencng tic I'd day Of June. a. D. 1868, was conduct
CO. by the addition 10 sach lists ol the names of al
persons entitled to vutc under the constitution, who
have not already been registered. and by striking
fl ON such .ts The names OF such persons shal
not b. law hc entitled 10 vote. 1t being impossible
to furnish oooks to all managers on the 2i:h of Octo
bcr rcGist a;iun will oc continued through the .9h
30th and 31st lays Of October.
as directed by JOSEPH A. SASPORTAS. in accord
on the oath Of October. Others will commence I'M
1nediate.y on receiving books and orders.
For the purpose of such revision the Managers o.
Elections will meet at the times aud places designat
ed above by the Commissioners.
BY order Of The Board.
JOSEPH A. SASPORTAS, Chairman
C,,p 10 n 0ct0hnr 1863 October n
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LIQUORS! LIQUORS!

GREAT REDUCTION JUST Made.
JTAvING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH SOME
1 Of the best importing houses of New York
and Philadelphia, We are now enabled to offer our
stock of WHIsKEY, Brandy. Port. Madeira, Sherry
and Clarct Wines, rure Holland Gin, London Porter
and Scotch Ale. Stoutons Btters, &C., at greatly
duced prices.
Parties in want Of any of the above articles would
do well to give call before purchasing elsewhere.
Quick Sales and Small Profits Is our motto.
BYFNt.& & FOGARTY,
No. 452 Klng.s.reet, corner John. n.s'reet,
Charles ton S. @.
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Rod. -
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ADVERTISING RATEs-Fifteen cents q line 'or tne
first insertion, and ten cents line Tor eacn suoSe
7 ,.nt insertion. Marriage and Funeral N0oee'
one dollar each.
LETTERS should be addressed to THE DAILY NEWS
No. 14s East Bay, Charleston, S. c.
prJErrEp MANUSCRIPTS will not be returned.
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STATE OF SOUTH cARoLINA-cITY OF CHARLESTON.
AN ORDINANCE to change AMI modify an ordinance
40 raise supplies for the city for the year 1863
and tor other purposes.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen III
Council assembled 1hIt the said ordinance shall be
amended 30 10 read as follows to WI I:
Paragraph OF 5 ction 1-Firty cents on every hum
d ed dollars Uf al sales o. 80 o'ds. wares or merchan
disc (except cottoi) persona. account, or on ac-
count OF Others and twenty-five cents ON every hun
drcd dollars of ell sales OF cotton on personal &C.
count or account OF othc 5, payable mouthly.
Paragraph of section l-FIfly GEMS on every nun
drcd dollars of Ill sales at aucon, payable monthly.
Paragraph II Of Serton Fifty cents on every
hundred dollars of the gross receipts OF hotels or
public eating or boarding houses, payable monthly
Paragraph - OF section FIFTY rents on every
huhdrt dollars of all receipts OF livery stable keep
ers, payable N nthly.
Paragrapli "A OF section 1-Flti cents on every
hundred dollars OF the gross receipts Of all print
ing Offices ncwsnapers and publishing houses. pay-
able monthly.
Paragraph o6 OF Section Fifty cents on every
hundred dollars of all sales OF horses aud mules
brought TO the CIV payable mopthy.
Paragraph 20 of section Fifty cents on every
hundred dollars of gross receipts OF all tavern keep
pers and liquor dealers, payable montny.
One dollar on eve hnnureu uoilara Oh aii irciShl
and passenger lists OF all steamers smiling vessels,
paid or payable IN this cit;. The same payable
monthly the coussnec agent OF said vessels to D.
held liable Tor the payment OF the same into Tie
hands OF tue City Treasurer.
his ordinance shall take effect on aud after ratih
cation.
Ratified il City Council this ao,h day of September
i'll the year of our LORD one thousand el5nt huu-
dred and siyty-eght
". Il. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
OctoberS lmo.
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CHI HARL ES TON.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81, 1868.
For President. ....... .HORATIO SEXMOUh.
For Vice- President. FRANCIS p. BLAIR.
The Democratic Ticket.

The ticket to be voted for by the Demo
cracy of South Carolina on Tuesday next is
as follows:
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October s

NOR SALE, ONE HORSE, BUGGY AND
II HARNESS, all in good order. Can be seen at
the POST HOSPITAL. No. 1o3 Tradd-street
October % .,
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PRICE LIST.
rv faTkrn

OLD KENTUCKY BOURBON WHISKEY, per gal
on....................:' '''.'''.'; % W
Superior Monongahcia Rye Whiskey per gal. . so
loce Old Mon0ngahes Rye Whiskey, X.......2s so
Choice Old ongaiela Rye Whiskey, XX......3 90
Choice Old 1Iononsalela Rye Whlsbey, AA&.. ..3 25
Pure Holland Gin....................... .....4 90
Fine Old Burgundy Port Wine. re..................3 90
Fine old Madeira Wine. ........................30 90
Fine Old sherry Wine. .....................30 90
Souton's eitters, per bottle. lc..-.............. 75
London Porter, warranted per dozen bottles. 8 90
English and scotch Ale, per dozen bottles. 3 90
Caret Winc per dozen bottles. es.................60 90
Port Wine, per dozen bottles les................7 so
Madeira Wine. pei dozen rottles. so
sherry Wine, per dozen bottles. ........... 4 so
Whskey, per dozen bottles. ............ 6 to 13
Gnl, per uOZeu
A discount Of ten per cent. will be allowed on all
bills OF $50. 1mo October
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NOTICE TO CERTAIN TAx-PAYEK.

NOTICE TO CERTAIN TAXPAYERS.
~ AMENDMENTS TO THE CITY TAX BILL
FOR 1Ses-OFFICE CLERK OF c. U NCIL.
CHARLESTON, October Z, lSGS.-The following amen
datory Ordinance to the Ordinance to raise supplies
for the year 1865 is hereby published for the inior
nation of all persons concerned. Especial attention
is invited to paragraph "2," which taxes all sales OF
cotton on personal account, or account OF others,
PAYABLE monthly; Also to that part OF the Ordinance
which follows after pal agraph 49," which lcvies
tux Oh every hundred dollars of all freight and pas
sepger lists of all steamers or sailing vessels &C.,
payable monthly.
Der, 1868. W. D.. SMITH,
Clerk of Council
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NOR SALE, A LARGE STOVE. WITH
WIN. S. CORwIN & CO..
October24 No. go Kin2-street.
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Sbip Garptntering.

nOAT BUILDING AND SHIP CARPEN-
ID TERING.-W. R. WEBB and J. j. DEWITT
having formed copartnership, will conduct the
business of SHIP CARPEN1ERING in all Its
different details, and also BOAT BUILDING. at the
foot of LAURENS.STREET.
Prompt attention paid to all orders.
October q 6*
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Remopab.


EMOVA s. BRARDES
u beg leave to announce that they have removed
from Nos. 67 and 50 state-strcet to No. us EAST
BAY, directly opposite the New Customhouse where
by close attention to business thev hope to merit
continuance Ct the patronage heretofore 80 berally
bestowed. 8 October 2s
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TNOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN
ID any quantity, price 70 CENTS per hundred. Apply
at the Office of the DAILY NEWS. February 20
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Wants.

WANTED, BOARD IN PRIVATE
w family for Gentleman and wife; location con-
venient TO Postofice. Address q. X, Box 4S4,
Charleston Postofice. october 26
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Horsepen Box Poll.
MANAGERS.
J.H. BEACH. j. II. HUGER.
JACKSON BRYANT.
YARNS Box Poll.
MANAGERS.
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cpK1xe HILL COLLEGE, tsr. JOSEPH.

October 90
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-09-24

NY ana settlers are not SUBJECT Y
the ordea q aeclimatlon'
reaches are abundant and oil OK
cellent quality. grapes never molc
ana are easily cultivated. FOR
country so recently settled, lrult Is
iouhd IN excellent variety ana qual-
iY,'. improvements are MADE WIFE
a display OF taste equal TO the older
ana PoPulous otates Dut the mass
OF settlers are in moderate circum-
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-09-24
Nine-tenths of the doggery- keep

Nine-tenths Of the doggery-kcep-
ers,
All the professional gamblers,
All the bawdy house keepers,
pimps, inmates and hangers on,
All the New York rioters,
All the Arabs Of our civilization,
The Pope of Rome,
The Devil,
Brick Pomeroy,
Vallandigham,
Montgomery Blair,
Fernando Wood, and his {.
Brother Ben, the gambler,
John Morrissey,
Doctor Blackburn,
Senator Doolittle,
The Whisky Ring,
The English Aristocracy,
The "Wickedest Man in New
York." ...
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, @
The Pro Slavery Clergy,
General Forrest,
The Ku-K Klux Klan,
DR.. Judd, Xxx.
Wade Hampton,
Mrs. Welles, Secretary and So
forth, IY ..l. HHH
All the Rcpudiators, and
All the gibbering imps of the in
fcrnal regions,
All these are democrats, 2 all are
for the "liberty of the citizen" all
for a inst government" all against
"the tyranny Of the Radicals" all
for the plow-holder against the
bond-holder,' all for "white mans
all "for labor that it
may have its wages, in a word,
all for Seymour, Democracy, Seces-
sion, Slavery, Civil War, and Blair.
Ifthey succeed-then what? Men
and brethren do you want them to
succeed I? Shall in this land of
ours, the afIlrmations of the Repub-
icanp party the practical application
1fthe Declaration ofIndepcndence-
All men are free; nH.
Equality of high and low before
,he law is the rule Of the Republic;
Labor owns itself; );
To every days toll shall be paid
days wages;
Secession is a crime;
War is an iniquity;
The Republic is indivlsible;
Liberty in America, to all human
ty upon whom the shadow of the
lag falls, is eternal!
Shall these aflirmations be mega
ived by the success of that reac-
ionary and despotic power that
'rofanes the name Democratic?
But" cry the Secesh-
"Nigunr Nipcer Nigrrnr
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-09-24

- In April, 1868, Gov. Seymour
vetoed the bill passed hy the New
York Legislature allowing soldiers
to vote in the field. The bill was
passed over his veto, and the New
York soldiers were allowed to vote.
Now Gov. Seymour wants the votes
Of the soldiers, and he boasts of
having signed cover fifteen thous-
and" commissions of Union OIL
GERS during the war. He will not
gain soldiers votes by such talk as
this. t.... ...
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-09-24

Ray Of Hope Temple No. 229, meets ev,
erv Monday evening at the Odd Fellows
Hall s, i Johnson, W. G, T.; Josie
Blakemore, W. VT; G. Carpenter, W.
o.; P. E. Morehouse, " R. s.; Maggie Us
tick, W, A. s.; H. W. Hamilton, W F. s.;
Mrs. Champlain, W. T.; R. A. Robinson,
W. M; Barbara Hay, W. D. M; Jennie Will
son, W. /. G.; George Bryan, W. Q, G.i
Mrs. Williams, W. R, H, s.; Mrs Willet,
Willis; M. j, Williams W. P. G. T..
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-09-24

Fayette Lodge, No LOT, Of Free and Aer
eent6s Masons, meets on the first Wednes
day evening after the full moon aud %hen
the moon fulls on Wednesday, on that
evening. MILLS GARDNER, w. M; Q. GARTs,
S. W.; JAS. SrRALEY, j. W.; A. NJ STM-
son, S. D.; JAS. McLEAN, j: D.; B. Il d.
MrLIrKAN, Sec; J. MlsEn, Treas.i L. y.
KARNEY, Tyler.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-09-24
= Our friends of the Western

-O Our friends of the Western
Reserve counties, who can calcu-
late their votepretty closely, prom
Use Republican gain of 1900 in
that part of the State. The central
and southern counties should be
able to add at least $4,000 more
We hope to do still better.-[ Gin.
Chronicle.
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0FFICTAL DIRECTORY.

Judge of Fayette Common Pleas Court
"A. s. DtoKEY, of Highland County
Probate judges. B. YEoMAN
Prosecuting Attorney.--H, B, AA1EARD
Sheriff. f.-J AMEs STRALEY. ''' ="
Clerk of Oouft.-R. MmLKAN.
Auditor McCANDLEss' M
Treasurer. A. @. JouSsoN. ..U.
Reeorder-Z. W HEAGLER.
Surveyor.-JAcoB CREAMER. ,.sI
Ooroner.-JAcoB CARR.
Commissioners --WM H, (oNEs, ALLEN
HEAaLER, WILLIAM CLARK, -
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n. A. MI.

Fayette Chapter Royal Arch Masons; &; meets 2. =,
on the Wednesday evening before the iull
moon John NJ Turk, IL. p: s: N feolnaH'
King: j. +. Ely, Scribe; j. W. Clearyeland, +
H.; Mills Gardner P. s.; W r Ciea{eianu' " "a
Is, a. N. ed Vail; D. +, MouseEG G, NJ lst Vail
B, ii. Mirikan, secy; John Miser Treasurer
L, g. Karney, Guard, ,
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"Niggcr, Niger, Niger,
Niger, Niger. Mig,
Niger, Niger, Niger,
Niger, Niger, Mig"

Countrymen Of ours! This is all
the argument in favor of Seymour.
Scarce four millions of blacks
against more than thirty millions
of whites are used to frighten the
country into the approval of doc
trines that will be as deadly to its
growth and liberty as the virus of
the rattlesnake to the physical sys-
tenn! Embrace them and die, or be
true Democrats and live. The
choice is yours-Seymour and Sc
cession, or Grant and Peace.
"Let us have peace" r. Chicago
Etentng Post.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-09-24

CAUsTIc,-The Xenia Torchtight
says: "The man who said he
would never die so long as we
charged fifty cents for a death-no-
tice in the Torchlight, because he
could not consent to be extorted
from in that way, is now Informed
that he can have his notice insert
ed gratis, with the greatest pleas
ure.r
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-09-24

Temple Lodge, No, 227, meets at Wash;
ington every Tuesday evening" at their hall M
on Court street. S. B. YEoMAN, NJ G';
j. N. VAvDEMAN, V. G.; H. ?. CnERRY'
II. s.; L. @. KARNEY, P. S.; 0, L. GEr7'
Treasurer. .L--
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soHoOL ExAMINERs.

D. G. EASTMAN, P. E, MoREHoUsE, B.
PRIpoY. The Board meets at Washington
on the third Saturday Of every month; also
the first Saturday in April, May, August
September, October and November
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-09-24

- The Madison county Union
of the 10th inst, says: Capt. A.
L. Mcssmore on Monday evening
turned over to the Treasurer elect,
Horace Putnam, the County Treas
urer's office with s41, ,463 O6 therin,
books all straight and every cent
collected and accounted for. The
Captain has been one of the most
efficient and wide-awake County
Treasurers with which Madison
county has been blessed"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-09-24

The Xenia Gazette Of the 8th
inst, says; "The Miami Powder
Mills explhded another 'shanty'
last Saturday afternoon, 1t was a
barge double mill, put up at an ex-
pense of seven or eight thousand
dollars, and just completed, having
run only two days No lives lost,
nor any person injured. Hands
were put to work Immediately on
the same day to rebuild it,"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-09-24

CLO HE'S WRINGERs = Monitor
~ Grain Clothes Wringers--the best
artiele--for sale by
5Oatf j. S. BEREMAN
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TIE sTATE or TRADE.

EUROPEAN MANhFIh
IosnoN - -Col1 f1f mousT lif trcurrt 'f Aun
lOadt II LQl.oa. 80 o. 80 ihat 49,
80 Eref ? IA iHuns 90
LvsHroot Sor 74Tte Cotton ratsi i,r1 o. Ni1r sti'
llli Miiug ori~srs l'l sass ll.l tlst Aftra VINE
frat D. ala J; Western 80. Ntcfu Fosf. corr
No. 2 Mrsd. 10 Pa. - oab. b.risr. D f,s' a.
Pofk s1 Lard a. q Cheese 90 hacou ~ tenhou
Ro.u 81. Fne spirits P,troisan o. hssusd. y Tales
sos Turpest us iinf.sI CEAss. OF.
MINtHEsTEH glLs urtft iof SANE tns iaNfs 70 h"
Az better rrces feaiIci ,., al,
IoSDoS nov 2i-Sgsrn o. 90 Sugar 1905 Whale o. 81"
Calcuits iAuseed. on.
EsrWEHr. Noy. 2f-Petro'eam, e. n
URs Sow 24Coii quiet and steady oil o. iIot aai . tt'
III aot
account cofrg gli hns Go a. - cosF ai !il T. y 80 's1
al closing 7ii aos 1il Aua'is ara 1,'A
los 81 O. 800. - ..,---.-..- ,.,..
LIvERpoo 21-Mir grrplardi oB, ~ he opening l q
ma Al he close llli Midug too q thf ogernF t
Ma merts if0n gewial 2NV uat tsfs VI
The dar 20 bales Rsiu.i Prirosgfn. T.
PEAsKyokT Eov. 2i.-U. =. 52ls. ~
PANS. Nov 2l-Rentes quiet - ~ 4 Ne.
uAvRE nov rHes co,o i3 H. ils SPOT and 29
H. Tor Los VI diings sfoai AID 10 tru1c .. ,,.,
ASTwEKP, E0r XPei5oleum 3 W, - IT, hI ho4tn AS % IT,
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PASSENGERs 10 ARRITE.

FROM SAN FRASCSCOThe COrsgton " eh ssed from Sas
Francisco on the 6h inst took Field and Sf Misc Cos
a1sn Mss Sseauger g. G Gorlam and Eve Lidren j.
H. Hnehnan Wife four children and Mr. @. T. Lane y
Luuguu vie AMI infants D. Anau, g. D. Williams snd wife w
g. Leonard T. r. Butler. o. Johnson, A. Leggeit and VIE, T.
bunker L. s. ~ Mrs l. ". Clutch aud intact j. NEos A. T. Mason,
H. Canari Miss n. Chsds.ck Mrs l. y H. Curtis uf.ut ard
Mss b. Fairbanks, W. NeWecHbe aud wife, W H. tes6nry and VT"
Ms. " Virgins and son. Mrs j. Mcdonald. H. stenbach,
samuel Rag J. W. RAY, Mrs ". A. Ray. Mrs. II. +.
wilson ana inhlt H. A. PoI, vile aal daughter;
G. RawsoH. Capt p Figghsst. g. r. Mehwee,
sui I've boys Henry H. Fletcher IN, KEN Mrs. ~ Biogon and
daughter Mrs w. r. Cirey AL infant sm Hnry H. Birmingham
A. ~ Wachs J. T. Durgn. ". s. r. Taylor p sis aud WIFE,
T. " Kim5, =. $ Bee Eifs aud four cbsu Mrs. lIgnwe
Struh wife and children T. b. Spgue ee sd tires
es dren " g. Wuknsn l. Carter T. ha u Coz g Rriehai5
A. Mcter. ii. g. Hill A. y Han c. Frauels a.
Phil ut Ms H. Lete 3rs 3 ald J. fIedeF-
aud Miss Myers T. Ward f. and cbid; T.
T. Ilr.to T. Se7monr Morrison. Johb Fob T. NJ irr J. "
Au1e,ol q. Rgs.e Ms T. J. on r. Major A. H. lobster J.
" Rengck lewis Sprrer James Bl Hrurr VI Bet G. Gram
ford NJ 5 Duman, Ms Lile Davenport. Hiss settle DAVE
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nnMEsIIl MARKETs.

B.tTiSop, Hov 7t-Cotoh snni Mdlng rpisni. 7s HoaI
so 80 2sd oso FAMILY DO Sio7s 3 Cy MIL saP1aes
90 az so La a9 o I'm $40 So De- fa1y 80
wheat sr Good to Prime hsd a ~ 20 ~ ,oi h1s
DO siisa4i fmer It od7Ie re frmsr At ~ ~ 70,
Prime Nr, Pork and quiet At +2s 80 -
HaIc nib sides Sic Csi sd Isic Hams se Lard duI al
'tt ,py,pp1. Nov 7-coton snsr Mdnug rP,ad' i'ie
Mior 0rssu, Flour .sct'e slnng Wheat trl5a la@I
s.I Wheat demand l Good lefersI ye 4al e 1g"
HS.1 A@,sr a sissTss coo . scsi oa isoT $50
81 IS; Ets do 2oe II o3 Mined Western ~ ~ O',,
e XII. Refined 1ld3lic Crude nominal at e "h'n lower
O.; ceo''I soS ' su.h wheat bush
Corn BIDS Flour SPHeHi,-Sco D9n 0a fsga .,, .I
bis CITY goaHa sPsS 10 a. TO lI III, S..Sa .s. S
bu,h M1sd wssIsLa per ,iss 5 o. w.so Coo Geo bush
o o',. ,s'd Rs sI. s,e3 ,, Zoo bush No. Western
al ~ barley bomias demand Mess PORK dull {" so Tor Heavy
Ltp m ao nov Brch.ng, Y..Yo STEADY bs, unhl9sd
Tos 81" sg,s HI ias . .se. y No. i
q Ia Corn VERY dulj 0d No SIC New Hei kIhdhS &c
~. ~. rive more sei,s sm advance ofdle No
% t s e., ksJ = - q f Free wS ait siSi
PeS' ,% but F ge Pines &s Sc s . s Pau Me-,
Ba Meat. Lard g." aa 60 RtI I. cH as. s ,s
Nth good demand for P.Gsns and 'epprg C SSo 30
Fsi 70 All md Amos, nominal Receipts 800 bbls foet
&c 90 bush Wheat 1900 bush Corr 3'OO s.n O NJ go hi.
Fam f Oo Iuh Wheat 900 bu'h Corn 1900 bush oAn 90"
S0is I'VE ~ Sd1 fob.eeo os bids New IuE ts ee
"a M.Sam SIS asa Cutng tl9 2a sapeThss iouf -
80 Whsst Al 6sd 81 Corn, Sd33o O.t'' sJd1'o ny
al SodsI 81 Cotton 2lie hess PoE ~ " L,l .'G 1si
- sb+bsr, gIdg;e Clear Rib Sides, ltc tleAf nNss Si
sbolders NE Clear hb Sdss l6c Live liosi duh ~ -
crsc,rslT Nov A-Four 10 fair demand Family - 49, 800
wheat frm al Corn and Olis a.. shehIgel S b,,j
MbSse 23c WHISKY trni sales At $50 later pt All A.
a. ain 30 gross; receipts 5000 head Mes, Iofi u
reg MI At 5d1ie 6 Shoai,rs Toe for sd ana
g. liam, Lard dull Prime lic. Kettle. lie ooi' i''' -
Nov -Four dali wesh and unchanged n
~ ~ AZ Al 2sIi lat l5t Oats 1n al &c "i 80 "a
en- AMI Al soc Rys heavy 10 Tor No. Barley ga, 100
bm,b ost, l0oO bush Corn 1000 bush Rye shpms0" ~
EIon, NJ 100 bn.h Wheat 100 huih Je ru,.,d. nm
MKrpnis Nov a-Co,oh active and very tW 'R1p nd az
aas pss.,n,, 900 bales, exports 800 bsle, FoI ou, a
&c -, AZ oats 61ddsc Hay tH Ne. Mes, Iot
GA Me-. SH Lard Edlse Bacon tpi Shoulders i"@ '''
sT IoU, Mo Eov Tobacco steady but Pres, w MSSIps
M sna" Ar, larger frm nd 10 good dslsIu o. ~.
al!alj Flour qsisi with Imal business At - - bas.
a. s0H &c 80 Wheat declining, except Fancy ,uIi, al %
fsl Red sold iOat 7o Fsn Pal Red go f Wb,s SOC
5Os Corn 6eayr. New NJ ned White 8Jd Aboc' Oa W tn n
6.dn q, sIG55c Barley steady ranging from ga* " ~
. 1891 IS POk DAN Nth hst aeH
On aull Meats lower; Sailed Shoulders DC ''A 20
H.con~Sboudsr. 3c Clear sdts iic sugar ham'
ali nd naniua AZ lac Choice Ti,rct WHISKY quei Ahn
sSs. Al S3e Hon 10 improved @nAnd AID i- 'alt3,