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AN EFFECTIVE SPEECH.

| ga speech, a speech from Wilton
cried the thonghtless fellow.
He can't make speech on cold wa
| ter, l defy him. said one of the mum
ber.
"My friends" beg an Wilton.
"Here! here! he's really in for it now,' -
cried young man. whose flushed cheeks
gave pitiful signs of his devotion to the
bottle.
s.Wilton on his feet
The comrade they called Wilton was
a young man of some twenty three years
Of age. Upon his face; within his eyes,
a settled melancholy rested; his man
! ners we're as grave as those of an old
| man. He was called Wilton the
| Steady on account Of his adherancc
to principle.
! The head partner of the firm in whose
employ Wilton was, gave party once
year, and it was to this gathering that
Wilton had been persuaded to come -
In vain his companions tempted him
with the wine that flowed freely. The
| Firm" considered themselves good
Christians. as indeed the world did gen.
orally. They gave very larg: ly to char
tiles and to their church, where their
seats were seldom empty. They did q
great deal of good with their money,
yet in placing this fiery temptation be-.
tore the young men, some of whom were
yet without fixed principles, they com
mitted a gross and almost fatal error.
Looking about him, Wilton saw already
many faces flushed almost to inebriation,
many eyes. despite Of their fash and
sparkle, moved with difficulty, and that
dire unsteadiness that marks the incipi
ent stage of drunkenness.
"My friends" he said: and then he
paused, as if to give greater effect to
what might follow Il am going to make
q confession
Some of the company smiled at this.
but by far the greater number were awed
by the sad but earnest tone of his voice.
Five years ago I had brother, a
very bright, beautiful lad, in whom the
hopes of a large family circle centered
He was called a genius and he was enc.
Sensitive, gentle hearted and generous
to a fault. he also gave promise Of great
vigor of mind. One night several boys
in the village where l was horn resolved
to lave a tiolic. The party was to be a
select one, and we were each to carry
from our homes, If we could. provisions
and wine. 1t came off with succe. g.
There was good cheer. there were bright
and flowing liquors, we were all young.
buoyant Ny brother had never tasted
wineI whether it. was disinciinaiion
caused by natural dislike. or whether
his intuitions led him to avoi,l it as dan
gerOus to him. know not / only know
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An English merchant was dining with
Chinese Madarin. when it struck him
that perhaps the dish he had eaten OF so
heartily might have been stewed cate.
for he had heard they were in the habit
of eating cats in China. The mandarin
didn't understand English. so his. guest
anxiously pointing 20 the dish, inquired,
.Miow! miow!' mo, no" said the host
r.sBow-wowF' 4sss s=a e. ,eaa :, s..so =,
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A speech made by VIM. NJ Evarts at
public meeting in New York, in which
he denounced Andrew johnson, and
charged him with obstructing the work
of reconstruction, IS being quoted
against him at Washington This is
hardly fair. On that. occasion Mr. f
spoke his honest sentiments He is now
acting the part of a lawyer, and trying
to gain case for a clieEt We do not
suppose thele is Senator who believes
he is sincere in half what he says. or
that is influenced by his argument. Ev-
arts made a mistake in taking the cnse,
but having taken it, he could not adhere
to the principles he advocated in New
York. Lawyers, we believe, are allowed
to be inconsistent under such circum
stances though why this liberty should
be granted is not clear. s5t
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The following patents were granted
to Indianians for the week ending April
3Olh
Hiram s. Wiley, Madison, Stove
Jointer.
j. II. Writ, Delphi, Concrete Brick
Press esaa
Lewis P. Peas, McCordssille, Portable
Fence.
James Oliver, South Bend, Casting
Mould Board
Samuel D vanPelt, Anderson, Scaf-
fold racket. aa
b Werlich and John Smith, Middle.
bury, Farm Gate
Conrad Fred.L Rich, Huntingdon
Heliometer ~ szsz &E1HaN
Andrew j. Cochran, Indianapolis.
Tenoning Chisel 3oa 90 ssefsss
Juan S l.. Babbs, New Albany, Ma
Chine for making Pegs. eoaa fanaei
rs James Blease, Richmond, Fore part
lrons.ea aos8i = O. zIniasa
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EOODSPEED'sG GOLDEN PENS. celebra,ed
Tor thsir 6exbility durabiltv smoothness of exccu
too anticorrosiveness, economy and general adapta
:on. rseperor to steel pens Universally give satis
Y Cse A.n ssnplss, BY mai post paid, IS cts
Bxioe list furnished Agents IN application.
saEEnI y. =. COBURN, 1ss y,ns-st, Cinciunsek Q.
- - a. q Sole Ageut for tbs West and SeQth.
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VOL. XXXVIII.|


The following vigorous lines, which some year:
ago took vagrant, anonymous round in the papers
are, believe, from tie pen Of the late celebrated
Ebenszer Elliott, 'rhe corn law rhymer," n be as
termed. Every word rings like the sound of sledge
struck upon the anvil of thought:
RUB OR RUST.
ses'fsuio Idler, why lie down 70 die 2 a. =
aseTaE Better rub than rust ssa SD a8
rssf., Hark the lark sings in the sky. ,-.-,~
Die, when die must;
Day is waking, leaves are shaking,
ss4a Il Better ruD than rust. II W a6i eT
In the grave there's sleep enough,
p o Better rub than rust; z9t p
Death, perhaps, is hunger proof, }e -
- r. ~. Die, when die than must; teA.sst
Men are moving, breezes blowing,
Better rub than rust.
- r. Men who will not work shall want;
Nought for nought is just;
Won't do, must do, when he can't,
as@EE Better rub than rust; &ss@8
sa Bees are flying, sloth 10 dying; str&
tfs. Better rub thar rust. ,-
fFrom the German of Goethe.l
FOOLS INCORRIGIBLE.
By JOHN q. SAKE. -t.s
AL the old sages. however indeed
They wrangle and fight in the bitterest way,
In one thing. At least, are fully agreed; z.f.e
To wink at each other and laughingly say,
"For the mending of fools it is foolish to wait,
Fools will be fools ~ certain as fate
Sons of Wisdom make 'em your tools;
Thst, only that, is the use Of foolsv
Merlin, the ancient-long in his shroud-
tiE When accosted him once in my youth,
Unto my questi ming answered aloud,
Solemnly speaking this notable truth:
"For the mendng Of fools it is foolish to wait,
Fools will be fools certain - fate;
sI3 Sons of Wisdom make 'em your tools ;,-
That, only that, is the use of fools r
High the top of an Indian mound
< heard it once in the passing air s,sp
And Egypt's vaults-deep under the ground
The same old tale was echoing there:
"For the mending Of fools it is foolish to wait,
Fools will be fools certain tate
Sons of Wisdom make 'em your tools;
That, only that, is the of fools p
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.
A North Carolina paper says that the,
celebrated kaolin9 clay, large quantities
OF which are shipped North. is not only
used in the manufacture of porcelain
ware, but also for making ,.Meerschaum
pipes. a.iulteratins -four, ETC.. sss.
The Universnlists are taking steps to
establish denominational school in this
State, and to raise the sum OF $40, 900
for that purpose 81
Elder knrpp has baptised, in San
Francisco. a Jewish Rabbi. who has of.
fciated in Constantinnple. and is master
of several Of the living and dead Ian
guages. - e1s S su s9sr -
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0lre9nfeLIiaenfer.
WEST VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE,
ExrRA SESSION.
IoNpAY, NoYember 10. lsss.

.lisa. MONDAY November 16, 1868.
The Senate metSat 2 o'clock, P. N
and was opened with prayer by Rev. d
w. Fisher OF the Presbyterian church,
a message was received from, the
douse OF Delegates announcing the
passage OF Senate Joint Resolution No.
On motion of Mr.. Slack. the rn,es
were supended, so that chapter SO OF The
Code might be read the third time by
ltS title, which was done aud the chap
ter unanimously adopted.
Chapter 40, concerning the collection
OF county levies, was read the second
time and ordered to its third reading,
chapter 4li in relation to certain pro-
Visions respecting Sheriffs and JaiIors
tine service and return ofprocess, and
property exempt from taxation, was
read the second time.
Mr.. Chapline offered an amendment
TO section l6 of the chapter, which pro-
Vides that the Sheriff or Collector shall
receive at par value In payment of.
taxes, county leyies, militia fines or
othcera' fees, which he has to collect, or
any order on the Treasurer of his
county, due and payable, by inserting
provided he has any monies in his
hands belonging tothe county," butthe
amendment was voted down.
After the consideration of the chapter
had been concluded, It was ordered to
its third reading.
Chapter ~ in relation to taking land
without the oWner's consent for Purpo-
ses ofEpublic utility, was read and
ordered TO its third reading. 9 y q a.
On motion of Mr.. Slack Senate Bill
No. 80 was taken from the table, when
Mr.. Dix offered a substitute.
The original bill WIS again laid on
the table and the substitute ordered 10.
be printed. a..lf - 30
On.motiou of Mr.. Farnsworth, tue
bill locating the Capital was made the
special order OF the day for Wednesday
the 18th inst. at I0X O'Clock.
/. On motion OF Mr.. Chapline the Sem
ate adjourned until to. morrow morning
at 10 O'Clock, l-I-a --a 1l--r
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RrTHIlFHFAr Nov. ~


SxRAcUsE, Nov. 16-
Frank d. Robbins formerly confiden-
tiaI clerk or Frazer g Burns, Saddlery
q Hardware manufacturers, have de.
tected an extensive embeZzlement. His
latest exploits are collecting money
from creditors OF the firm, and II il
believed he Is 50 operating extensively
In Western States. -.
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RurnInr or .nosteanaer MatanEaa.
FoprRRss bIoNRoE, Nov.,I6.

The steamer Matanzas, from Savan-
nah for New York, with n cargo OF cot
ton, blew out q tube OF her boiler on
the night of the 18th on HatteIas, set
ting ore K, the vessel. Every EFFORT Was
made to save hers but the nrs cameo
me boats. They were out seven hours
when they were picked by the schooner
Frank. from Turks Island for Halifax,
and brought here.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINAACIAL.
mARKErs.nY TELEaRAPlI.
NEW YoRlk, Nov.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 16.
CoTroN-FIrm; sales $500 bales at
2414c for middling uplands.
FLoUR-MArket quiet and without
change.
GRAIN-wheat-Quiet at 81 5OaI 81
for No. 9, and 81 63a1 IS for No. 1
spring. Rye-Dnil at 81 30H1 80 for
western. Corn-Dull at 81 10AI II for
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Quiet at $500 for
mess. Beef-Dnlk aud unchanged. Cut
Meats and Bacon-Quiet without decf-
ded change. Lard-Quiet at 165za167<c
for good 10 prime steam.
Eees-Sleady at 34a36c. ~
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Drowned

LoUIsVILLK, Nov. I6.
a skiff containing three men, in thG
employ of the bridge company, cap
sized at the falls yesterday afternoon
drowning Henry Smith, one OF the
party. the other Two were saved 49,
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EUROPE.
NEW YonK, NV.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
The Democrats cabel special says
nothing of an official character has yet
been made public or submitted to
the Diet with reference to the umpire.
ship of King William on the question of
claims OF the United States upon Great
Britain for depredations committed by
the Alabama,
The Prussian Pastoral Conference
composed of one hundred and twenty
clergymen from all parts of Prussia, has
issued the following declaration con-
sidering the particulars of the Roman
PontIffin the recent Invitation TO the
Protestants, 1t would be desirable not
only for the Protestant church of Prus-
sia, but for all lthe-Evangelical churches
OF Germany to renew before God and
man by the mouths of their EcclestRstt-
cal leaders. their unanimous adherence
ofthat church to the confession OF Augs-
Marferi the fayorite of Queen Isabella
has been dismissed his place, IL is
now occupied by Count Esplato belong
ing to one of the first families oil
Navarro
The Czar has Issued an ukase
in virtue of which nine tenths of the
drinking saloons now extsting In the
Russian Empire are to be suppressed.
Fifteen thousand workmen are now
in Madrid without the means OF getting
living and are receiving pay from the
government 10 f=tE
SwitzerlandS Austria and Norway
have recognized the Spanish govern
ment under The conviction that 1t Will
receive-the sanction of the Cortez.
LONDON, November l6.
The corporate authorities of Brighton
give banquet to Reverdy Johnson and
George Peabody next Saturday.
The announcement is made to-day In
London journals that Rev. Archibald
Campbell TAFT, ID. D., Bishop of Lon
don, has been appointed Arch.Bishop
OF Canterbury.
8 PANS, November is.
Baron James RothschiId, head Of the
houss of Rothschild, died here yester-
day. ,z.,.,-..,
Stanley FOR his reference TO France in
his speech at the Kings Lyon. 1t says
he should recommend moderation 10
Prussia not France, and asserts that
the general impression produced by
that speech is not reassuring either as
/ to the result of American negotiations
1 or prospect OF Peacein Europe.
AfADRID, November 16.
There was an immense demonstration
here Saturday in favor OF q monarchiai
! form Of government. Addresses were
4 made by OIAzaga, Martosi Serranoi
Prim, Fopete and others. Not less than
| so. 600 people were present. Much en-
Ithusiasm was manifested,
The majority ofths Capt. Generals OF
1.-The Provinces have requested an IN
crease OF their respective garrisons, 70
L which Gen. Prim has replied ina cir,
cnlar, stating that such increase would
be beyond the resources of the country
Troops sareconcentrated in New Castlle
and can be readily dispatched where
i NAPLES, Nov. 16.
yesuvius has again become agitated
and a new cone has been formed, from
which streams of lava are being eject
~ BUCHAREST. NoY. 16.
4 A violent shock Of an earth quakl
occurred on Friday.
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MAsAOHUsErrs-


SPRISeRuHD, Nov l6.
DIR. Paul III. Bremen n physician who
has been stopping in this city for the
past few weeks was arrested this morn.
ing on charge OF rape and murder,
committed in New Haven. He was
taken TO that city. nlll 5z-e zs
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-55a BALTIMORE. nov 1e-
Thomas Armstrong, OF the hrms OF
Armstrong, Carter q Co., one OF the
oldest and active merchants In the city
died on Saturday.
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There isa moderate inquiry, but with
the rapid advance in gold, the market
Is steady and firm at 15a16c for stand.
ard sheetings; 71<a75<c for printing
cIothsS I71Sc for Brown drills OF best
makes; 12c for AInoskeag, Oriental aud
Lancaster. Prints, l21<c for Rich
moud's and Spragues; 1910 for MsrTi-
maekS d dnd Cochecho. Fancy Prints,
125<c for Chapman x. BIeached Mus
Inns, 121<S for Boots; Barnsley 11Ha
ISc; COllingWood, I3c: Great Falls S1<c;
Kearsage a, 20cis New York Mills 25c;
Kearsage satin Jeans bring Ice; Pep
pereII bleached 15Hci HalloweM,
twist coltOnades, steady at 421Sc.
MONEY AND sroCKs.r
MoNEY-EAsy at 6a7 per cent. on cali.
STERLING-Weak at 10S1za109.
GoLD-Firmer; opened at 1352<; closed
at 1861.
higher, but closed trifis on the ex-
treme prices; coupons 81, 1l35S a1l41S;
1872, 109Ha109ss; '64, 10T1Sa1O72S; '65,
lO79S alO7zS; new 1I0a1I01<; 'o7, lI03fa
lIOIl; '6s, llO5Sa1101f; 10 4Os, 1O5alO55<
The Stock Exchange has been scene
of the widest excitement, and prices oi
railway shares huctuated widely, with
immense transactions. The principal
business has been In the long room, at
the open board. The dealing at the firsi
session OF the latter aggregated IS. SOC
stlAres-35, 600 being Erie, and 1O. .50C
New York Central. The sales OF Erie
commencing with the opening price In
the long room and continuing up to the
first session OF the open board. range as
follows: 5S5<, 5o1<, 81, 5O1z. So 551z: 53
4sz, 50k, 5Is 625<, So. The sales OF New
York Central during the same ums
were 124. 1231S, I221ft 12l1<i 1221z' 1zS
123I<; Reading opened at 1007S anS
broke TO 991<; Northwestern solu
at 81, S6N and S5z<; NorthwessteE11 : :
preferred opened at S3s sold At 80 an9
again declined to s6K. Rock 1sl,l 1sl5,no
has been very steady in price, m haYlne ..as
| ruIed between 1O51< and 100. Inc mar
/ ket altar the first regular DoaTo We W.
| lower on the entire list with prices e1'
ceedinRly variable. AFTER one O'CLOCK
open 6oasd the market Was Etrons on 8
i heavy business. Erie ruled betWeer
5O1< and 52I<; New York Central sold
n To-. Several failures are reported
subseouently the market became ex
| citelI and active and with great strength
nssiieularIy for Erie which was thi
lone az the.clo5es 1,.,.
SToCKs-5:3O prices: Pacific Mail 1l6k
| aII64[: New York Central 1221GalZ2N
Erie 5i5la547<; Hudson 12O; Reading 9
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River and Menther.

PITTsBURaH. Nov. Is.
Weather clear and pleasant. River
five feet six inches. Mercury 4sH de-
CINCINNATI, Nov. 16.
River falling slowly. Weather clear.
Thermometer g. degrees. '7srf
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a991<; Terre Haute S9a4l; Wabash 571<s
575<; st. Paul 701Sa709<; Fort Wayne
10SSa10SH. Ohio & Mississippi SOFA
30H; Michigan Central 1I6; Michigan
Southern s4as41<i Illinois CentralI4I1
Pittsburgh S5aS55<; Toledo 99Ha999SI
Rock Island l059<a1O5Is; Northwestern
s57<as5Js.
EXPRESS SHAREs-WelIs, Fargo &
Co. "a; American 10: Adams 49a50;
United States AZ 55ka50: Merchants 2I7<a22
CIneInnRtI.
NOVEMBER 16.-FLoUR-DuIl and un-
ch anged; family 81 50aT 20.
GRAIS.-Wheat-He more firmly;
No. l saleable at 81 75, but held at 4a5c
higher. Corn and Oats unchanged and
quiet. Barley-Nothing doing.
CoTToN-Dull: middlIDg 22c.
ToRAcco-Unchanged
WHIsKY-SI 90; demand light.
HoGs-Dun at 81 0Oa7 so gross, and
IS 25a9 90 net; receipts $500
PReyIsIoNs. : Mess Pork DIM at
S24 50a25 90, demand quite light. Green
Meats-Dnll at 1Ila10a12c, for shoulders,
sides and hams. Bulk Meats-No de-
mand. Bacon-Shoulders, of which
there are about one hundred ,hhds. still
on hand, can be bought at 13c.
LARD-Du1 at 147<Al5c for prime
steam and l5I<o for kettle rendered.
BUTTRR-Steadyta at S3aSTc.
POTATOES AND APPLES-Yery dull
and in large supply; prices nominalIy
LINsEED om-DuIl at 95c.
FLAXsERD-Dull at 81 20.
GRoCERIBs-Steadyi sales go hhds-
sugar at l21<al51{c. cOfiee-Firm at 2l
GoLD-Irregular, closing at 1857 buy
ExcHANeE-Dun at par buying.
chicago.
NOVEMBER lg.-FLoUR-Active and
firmer; spring extras S5a6 70.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm and active at
6a61zc higher; sales at 81 l6lI Is for No.
l. No. at 81 0sal l13<; closing firm at
81 11a1 11J< for No. 2: sales No. since
'change at 81 l21<aI IS. Corn-Steady
and firm at Na1zc higher, sales No. 1
at 79aS0c; No. . 76a761<c; rejected at 6Sa
zoe; closing at the outside rate for No.
]; sales No. l this afternoon at soc.
OAts-Opened hrm, towards the close
weakened and declined lc; sales No. 1
at 461<a471zc; rejected 43a431<c; closing
with sellers OF No. At inside rate.
Rye-Steady; sales No. 1 at 81 o2a1 Of;
No. 2 Sl02; closing at inside rate for
No. i. Barley-Firmer aud Gaze hiRhsri
sales No. 2 at 81 4Sal 45; rejected 81 ga
lbs; closing at outside rate; sample
lots sold at 81 42Iza1 so on track.
ToIed0.
N-Wheat-White Michigan "A
90 better, and amber 4c; No. red &c
better; spring unchanged; sales No 1
white Michigan at S2a2 10; white Michi=
gan atsSl 50; amber at 81 7Oa1 u; No.
red at 81 70:t No. 2 spring at 81 10. Corn
.-1Ha2c BETTER sales No. at SSaSS1feI
No. white at Sc. rejected at sec; new
at zoe. oats-WithouEma change;
No. lat t52a53c; No. 2 at 5I5<e; Michigan
at 521<c. Rye-Quiet. BarIey-Dull.
Sc. Louis. Il
NovElnER 16.-FLoUR-Firmf for low
grades at 81 5Oa5 90 for superfine-
GRAIN.-Wheat-Stif for choice.
but not quotably higher. Corn-Dull
and weaker at 75c for old. Oats-Un-
changed at 4Sa5O. Rye-Unchanged at
81 OSa1 10.
-WRIsKY-Unchang at 81 co.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork-S at SIS. Ba-
con-Shonlders 1S1c; clear sides lSc.
IARD-LoWer at l6c.
BunaIO.
NOVEMBER 15.-FLoUR-Steady.
GRAIS-Wheat-Dul sales No.
Milwaukee at 81 IS. Corn-Car lots
- a a
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Milwaukee

NovEMBER 18.-FLoUR-Flrm and
prices unchanged.
GRA1S-wheat-Dul at 81 % for No.
! In store.
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PEnRsYLVARIA.

PHIIADELPHIA, Nov. 16.
This morning the case or Michael
Fitzgerald, brought here from New
York on requisttion, charged With IL
legal voting, was called. The defend
ant failed 10 answer and the bail enter
ed Into on Saturday was declared for
feited.
Bishop Stevens'fell on = sidewalk in
South Bethlehem, Saturday, night, and
broke an arm aud leg. He Is at the
resIdencs of Prof Coffee, his brother-in-
law. receIvinR surgical aid.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
d dated the fourteenth day OF June. lStO,
executed by Robert Ibbitson and wife 70
myselIas Trustees, and Of record In the Clerks
once OF Ohio county, volume %, page 452, i
will sell at the Court House IN the city Of
Wheeling, on Saturday, the hfLh day OF De-
cember, 1858, the following described prop r
ty mentioned in said Deed Of Trust TO vii:
A piece or parcel Of ground situated on the
bank OF Wheeling Creek, In the city OF
Wheeling, bOnnded as follows, beginning at
pSinL one hundred and ninety Ieet east OF
street called Crescent street, LAID out from
Eoh street, eastwardly TO the Crescent lion
MIL. on the bank OF Wheeling. creek, said
Crescent street being continuation Of
Webster street, though running nearer the
street and at a different angle from Webster
street, thence nOrthwaruly along the east
side OF an alley twenty feet wide 70 wheel.
ing creek, theucs edStWaidly up said cree
SIXTY feel, thence southwardly py q lin
street, thence wesEwardly along the north
line OF GreEGauE street sixty feeG 10 this place
OF BEGINNING. together with the machinery
fixtures ana I'M mproyements thereon or ap-
pertaining thereto, being the same property
conveyed by Gil q HArdman 70 IbOltsOn
Zmmer and by the latter 70 Robert 1bbit-
derns Of sale, one.lourtn cash, aud the re-
nnalnder IN equal Payments OF six. twelve
and eighteen months, with Interest from
day OF sale, secured by Deed OF Trust ON the
property.
to be good Selling as Trustee Will only
convey such title as is vested In me by said
pesa ssso!lneGd Il a1a'l E.H. .rTzHueH. Trustee:
sn mn LBS. sUGAR-0UKED HAMS.
| CU.UUU 2O,uO0 Lbs Plain Hams.
10000 lbs Shoulder
10000 lbs Clear q Clear Rib Sides
lOO TIerees Prime Lard.
so Barrels ExtTa Lard on.
DO Bots Juno Family Flour
800 do star do dof
loo do swan do do
80 Half Barrels Lake Fish.
80 Barrels Vinegar.
rt-. ~ 50 Boxes Factory Cheese
90 do ConcentrAtedL Ly
Rorsale by
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Two American CitIzens Thrown Into
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BunaIO.

NovEMBER 16.-FLoUR-steady.
GRAIs-Wheat-Dul sales No. .
Milwaukee at 81 S3. Corn-CAr lots
81 O0i kiln dried 9oc. oats-Steady.
Rye-Western 81 So Barley-Car lois
Canada at 81 SsX.
FREIoHrs-Nominal
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DIsEraoeruI Conduct OF AIaIster
Washburne.
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Oil Tank.

sn BBL. OIL TANK,
ACS p. .C,HILDREEH BRO,
TO. IS Main street.