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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01
CENTRAL ONO LUNATIc AsULuM.
arrs. COLUMBUS. Auv,,3l. 1863.

- CENTRAL ONO LUNATIc AsULuM.l
z.s-as1rda. COLUMBUS, Aug. 81, 1868.
Jno. B. SiddaU, Esq, Agent Ne,o England
Mutual Life Ins. Co., of Boston, Mass:
DEAR SIR-I am informed that there have
been misstatements made in regard to div
idends paid by your Company to my Life
Policy, which have had in the Neu Eng
land Mutual for "a years. For the informa-
ton of those interested in Life Insurance, ]
will state that am entirely satisfied with
the New England Mutual. 1 receive my
dividend of profits regularly, and that they
now amount to about one hundred per
cent. on my premium. Dividends paid an
nually in cash.
ISignedl,s w. L. PECK
- Sup't c. o. Lunatic Asylum.
DR.. VIM. L. Peck, and DR.. Morrell, his
assistant, have both. to-day made applica-
tion to the New England Mutual for more
Life Insurance.
GEO. F. O'HARRA g. Co, Ag'ts,
.aif" .s Naughton Block, Columbus.
nov12-d1tawSw&w4t
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( PANAMA.
End of the Civil War.

ssood 11Ha sni - NEW YORK, NOV. 80. u
Panama advices OF the 22d state that
when General Correazo arrived at Chirique
he found the place abandoned. He then
went to Santiago and found shat the enemy
had also abandoned that place. Proceed
ing to Hatillo, the enemy, 400 strong, at
tackled Correszoand battle lasting three
hours ensued,. when the enemy fled in dis
order, leaving 81 killed; among them A.
Baldi, their leader. Many were wounded
and number of prisoners and all their
ment lost three killed and eight wounded.
Among the latter was Gen. Pedro Gaita.-
This battle has put an end to the civil war
in the State of Panama.
AZ a 4 COSTA Rica. u -
The revolutionary movement in Costa
Rica has proved successful. President
Castero has been deposed and Jimincz in
stalled in his place. r---~Vv--~s
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NEW YORK nELANGE.

Arrived.
New York, Nov. 80.
a. The Steamship, alaska, trym Aspinwall,
arrived this morning. hiho5S 'toVoi@
Horrible Cruelty.
A young girl named Barber has been ar
rested in Corning, this State, for stamping
an infant, which was left in her care, al
most lifeless, and then roasting it to death
on a. hot stove.9 TAI EEfA TzJT
Western Military Affairs
A special, from Camp Supply. Indian
Territory, says Sheridan and staff arrived
on the 18th, and Custar would leave on the
30th for an all winter cam mpaign against
hostile Indians.
..ss : xOBaldsyin,
O'Baldwin, the Irish Giant, was let out
on bail by Justice Bowling, yesterday,
after promising to get, into no more brawls
"a - Fali of IA sBuildlagl u 1
A small dwelling house in 115sh street
fell yesterday, but the occupants were for
tunately absent.
''is zaaoS1 - Accept1d. $500 .iosl ~ h1A
Rev. Alven. Bartlett, Of Brooklyn, has
accepted the call of Plymouth Church,
Chicago, and will leave mex. mo nth for his
!! ~ - Ds,sead. NOOT
Commodore Kearny died at Perth, Am
boy, yesterday, aged IS.
SH hiA ,i''Ha Counferfeits. ''," 7e'
| Counterfeit ten dollar greenbacks are in
circulation in Jersey City.
Finance.
= A sale of half million in eollsbv the
| Government was made at 135@135 35-1OO
i The steamship Alaska. from Aspinwall,
brought 500, 900 in treasure.
Stock Regulations.
The Stock Exchange and Open Board
have passed joint resolution re quiring all
stocks on the rollt0 be- re gistered in some
responsible financial jrlstitution ton or be-
fore January Both, 1869, and also requiring
thirty days notice of all new issues oi
stocks or convertible bonds. ,,ria.s.,.2> N
1.-The Erie LitisatiOns.
The hearing in the Erie case, before
Judge Nelson, consumed the entire day
| without definite result being reached. 1t
| is reported 5an order hasS been issued by
Judge SPeeklIauI. on the applicationSof the
Attorney General of New York. to show
cause why Jay Gould should not be sus-
| pended as receiver of the Erie road. Still
another report is that the Attorney Gen.
eral, in dispatch received to-day, says
the use of his psme was;s unauttIorizsd.- -
The litigation is so complicated that ope-
4 rat0rS are almost entirely deferred from
dealing in Erie, being unable to follow the
rapid changes in legal suits. u Il 1 =
Committed.
George w. Mclean, corresponding clerk
in the United States secret service depart.
ment. has been committed for trial in Jer
sey City, charged with passing Il counter.
felt ten dollar National Bank note.
| Assumed Dusies.g s94aEt
| Alderman Thomas Conan to-day assum
ed the duties of Mayor, enfailed upon hin
by the resignation of the Governor elect
Hoffman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01
Chicago rlarKeVNovso IN.

FLOUR-Tame and weak; sales spring
extras at So 1901 75.f.E q .sAoOSz . >
No at 81 231a@t25, No at 81 l1@ 1211sS,
closing at 81 IIl1a@l u for No q. sales No
since 'Change at 81 1871. 8df
CORN-Old MOL sold inTcar load lots at
81 0S. No declined sales at 76@7Sc.
New shelled 2@3c lower; sales at 56@59c.
Kiln dried quiet and steady at 75s for sNos2
and 65@6Ss for rejected, CLOSING dull at '56e
for new shelled and nominal at $1OS Tor
old No l.. No change since noon Board. sai ..
! OATS-Opened steady at Saturdays
closing figures, hut subsy quently weaken!
ed and declined 1@1 11sc;; sales at 461s@4sc
Tor No 2. 43la@45c for rejected, closing at
461@4634: tor No2. q - s'-s@A
RYE-Quiet and shade fifmer; sales
No l at 81 l4@I l411aa, No 2 at 81 II. III
BARLEY-Opened firmer and &c higher
aud closed easier with the advance lost;
sales at 81 57@1 80 for No 2 and 81 40 for
rejected, closing at 81 57@1 5z1a for No 2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

A HANDsoME MAcE.11-We were shown
last night. mace made by ex-policemar
Smith, as q present for John .Coffroth
Captain of Police. 1tis maderof rose cocoa
and dogwood. and Is beautifully carved
and inIaid.l 1t is so handsome that, one al.
most BANKERS after headache from It, and
the idea of being struck with a comm on
mace, after looking at It, Is qnendurable.. |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01
Resolution to Contract.

Resolped. That the City Civil e EugineerS be, and
the name of the city Of Coumbus. with Matthias
Lang. for building double ROW flag lcrossiiE
upon the following terms, to Wit: Il. 'i9iI7Y
Fer excayatingi or grading. Forty cents Per cubic
For boulder paving. Fort, five cents per sousss
pr er.velins sidewalk. Fifty cents PET cubic
AoOp''a NOV. 49, ''iI: Attest: L. E. wILsoN, ,ipo
nevas-dlt; ebeu - Tindfs H. City Cisfk.
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. Neyv York IN arkUe,t,Noev,,, =, a q.

i-C0TTON-114cb better and decidedly more
FL0UR-Ciosed dull and slightly In buy
er's favor forred and common grades.,
WBEAT-Dull and heavy az 81 4S@l 80
tor spring, and 50 90 for amber Michig gan.
| ~; RYErSteady; 81 45 for western. old
f. 0ATS-Dull; 74@74115c for western. lsa
/ 2. .1CORN-Heayy and dull; 81 1901 16 In
store, and 81 17@1 Is af1oat for mixed
tHa aP0RK-Nominal; SO 50@26 90 for mess.
BEEf---lQuiet and without any decided
change.i i4siucsr az. sts1l-sy. .t7fuf fesouaaa
+ CUT UTMEATS-Quiet.-o $50 si- af s7-i.sig
Il BACON-Dulr and heavy. onf S15las
LARD-Heayy; 151s@l6c for fair I'd
prime steam. vsassJl- $3.50
EGGS-Steady at 37@3sc.
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-, i bToiedo Market-Nov. so. ~ -

FLOUR-Quiet. v.gss y,s--s~s
WHEAT-No. l white g better; amber
1c lower; sales No.yl white Michigan at
50 05; No. 2 do 81 S0@l 81; amber do
81 Is; do sellerEthe month 81 "a; No. 2
white 81 63; No. 2amber$l 60; No. 3 spring
81 05.
CORN--Shade better; Michigan 93c; new
soc; kiln dried 93t; new rejected 721Sc.
t0ATS--Firm and 2c better; sales No. /
at u55@ &c., -rs.. --.-.= '.ts zr.,' -.t sds ~
RYE-Unchanged; Michigan 81 25.
SEEDS-Clover 81 00(07 so. . fJti. u -
DRESSED HOGS--S@S31c. rslsL 4 fals n
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FOREIGN NEWS.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
The London Times and the PA cific
RRilrOad.

KaiIrOad.
,sBaga Tai59f LONDON, Nov. 80.
The Times comments on the rapid prog
ress of the Pacific railroad. 1t ieommends
the enterprise of the Americans i'm over
coming obstacles heretofore deemed insur-
mounta5le, and sex plains the influence this
great project will exercise on the commerce
of the world.
aIITTlGg snintster HaI~.I Tg9T8
PARIS, Nov. 80.
John P. Hale, American Minister to
Spain, is here. consulting the medical fra
ternity relative to his falling h .alth.
I-onsfeilOw..
Longfellow is at Geneva. . "
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II: L:lvIENNoT & CO. ,q,5 q.I,
d9Gy1i sGENBRAL NEWSPAPER saisd
Advertising Agents 4 Il to- :
ito l3SNassau street, NeyvTYofIrefsTfs
i3S Nassau street, New IXoi

We beg to call the attention Of advertisers In
our agency. Our facilities with all the first class
and we aro fully prepared to offer terms and com.
ditions which cannot fail to give superior induce
ments. We also send advertisements 10 ali Cuban
ar South American papers, with whom We have
exc gslye e9ntraets, We are the only house doing
aSPANISH ADVERTISING BUSINESS.
w can. by special per mission. refer to- l1DfdI
Ne. s Il, VI I. HsLABoLD., Druggist. 594 Broadway,
Messrs. Z. r. yASDuzER & Co.. tIss GreenWict,
Msssrs Il ALL 4 RUokEI. aIs; Greenwich street,
New York. -..g. s..ys AZ yr-r- ssfS -. y.
Messrs. q. BRUoEs Son Co., Type Founders, Is
tChamber 3 street. 3at EEl0 fHff-f , TGIrsr T1's'r
Messrs. PHALoN Son. New York
Messrs. PHELoN l. CoLLENDER, New York.. 15Eo
Messrs TAkRANT 4 Co., Ne~ York,
Messrs MMessrs HSHrGkEsike nM By & S2s, Nsy York.
Oct20- -eod3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01
FRESH FISH PH" dt1;, 'sioG,
Paving, Notice.
To all so1ohp It npay Ooncsrn. .buia daid q
-y.., -;If ~ CITY CLERKS OFFICE

70 az tobofp % Fpdy C0ncern: Dni'H H1ir iiI yrf
,,,, -s,It ,-= CITY CLERKS OFFICE II.
- COLUMBUS, o., Nov. q, is6s. jh-
Notice is hereby given chat proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, fCr
making the following Improvements, to-wit:
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks.
cutters and crossings the west side of the va
cant ground west OF the marke house and for pa
wing the balance of said vacant ground with NicJ-
son pavement from Town street TO Rich street,.
Also tor laying adoube row eof flag crossing
ae5oss Center alley on the south side Of Spring
sAiso. for laying double row flag crossing across
The same 10 be done in accordance with plsts ana
estimates 70 be ptepared1 BY the CITY Uiyir Engi-
neer. and 6led in the office of the City Clerk. ?
All persons claiming DANA ages on account Of said
proposed improvements are required to file their
claims in the Office of tile Clerk in writing on or
novas-dltaw4w iqgs siAi1s n III 0is;k
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

r WHEN LIBERTY SHOULD BE REsTRAINED.
Is good thing, but you heartily
wish It may be restrained when you see a
big plantation of foot coming down on
yeur corns; or when youses an uqlyface
making for your own on which to implant
q kiss; or a broad -shouldered, capacious
fellow approaching, who Is sure to crowd
you into the. mud of the gutter or your
wife when you are having the, pleasantest
Of chats with your prettiest of cousins; or
ascaller just as you are starting for the
theater, concert or lecture or collector
Just as you have disbursed the last bit of
currency; or your .neighbor slow just as
you are to start for the train which leaves
q, <cx, 1871 a.ftFtL
IN ten mlnuCeS.o-.- % . iElUe. ..,.-u4..- &, .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

~ WAR against Inebriates has been declar-
ed by DR.. Johnston. His army of q hum
dred Thousand bottles of 'Specific'' has
been put In motion, and will annihilate
inebriates wherever found. aii"a : i"s-3'o ;.:o
sep22-dt&s&wly-ew,1d a 451sg - ;1a.-'i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01
,oco-Partn,ership.,c

iait bnUoIy COLUMBUS. May2s. lsss.1.
HAvING BOUGATs OUT THE FIREI1
III of N. Miller 4 Co.. wholesale liquor dealers
have taken in as partner Nicholas Miller, Sr
old stand 81, "a and 36 West Broadway, under The
firm name of N. MILLER q Co, hoping ali the did
customers may continue dealing with us. az = =
JOHN q. SNYDER. 80
nov30-w3t NICHOLAS MILLER. Sr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

III FoUxD.-A royal purple regalia, trim
med with silver, and mounted with; a sill
yer cross, was found on the Sidewalk near
the Court House, Yesterday morning,
early. The owner can get it by applying
at this Office, and paving charges. = ,'ll. - ,s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

The Quo DENTAL AssocIArIoN.-The
spnual meeting OF the Ohio Dental Asso-
ciision win be held In This city to-day.
Ths Board of Dental Examiners appointed
Under the law of the last LegisIatufe, will
meet at the same stime.gs31 s..i.3ssits sells3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01
Seizure Of Whiskv.
CINCINNATI, O, Nov. 4

'-''''i ~. ~, CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 80.
,Three hundred barrels of whisky at the
indianapolis & Cincinnati depot were seized
by United States Assessor Megrue, this
morning, the entire lot being found to be
from six to fifteen per cent. above the proof
degree marked on the gauger's certificate.
The penalty attached to this crime is seiz-
ure of the article, Imprisonment and a fine
OF two hundred dollars on each barrel.
Two hundred barrels of this whisky were
from Hamilton, Ohio. The other hundred
was from Matamora, Indiana. Fns.sy
,.bj J. E Convicted. y iUb 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01
nov3O-

LIKE "QUAKERs' GUNs."-Artif,i Ia
teeth are Of little use and easily detected
Take care of the real ones. ALI you need
is fragrant SozoDoNT.- Use it daily and
your teeth will be the last Of. Natures gifts
to fail you!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

az sWANTRD-BoOK- KEEPING.-An expert
enced jbook-keeper wishes to procure two
or three sets of books to post evenings. For
particulars, call on w. H. Thompson, No. 8
Gwynne Block, or address letter to lock
box l,32O Postofice, Columbus, o., stating
where to call. aoH Ina decl-eod-3ts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

/
From Mrs Goldman, one bonnet and one
pair socks; Mrs Judge Pugh. ten bushels OF
potatoes; Mrs Julia Ide, stockings; Mrs
lStedman, stockings, six pairs;-Mrs Craw-
| ford, one package clothing; N, Davis, a
humber of children,s shoes; Mrs Gray, bum
die clothes; Mrs Bancroft, Mrs BartItt, milk
tfreqaehtlss Mrs Collins, one bundle clothes;
| Mr. Elliott, six loaves of bread per week
Messrs Cox, Rusk and st. Clair. meat ire
lquently; Mr. Upton, sausage Mr. Dicker-
maputwo chickens; Mrs Judge Green, one
bundle clothes; Mrs l. ,Backus. one bundle;
Mr. Bentz. bread; Mrs III Neil, one pair
ducks; Home Insurance Company, through
Mr. Chittenden. policy amounting to $50.
In addition to all this, Mrs Landen sent
ems, ducks one bushel potatoes, one gallon
molasses; Mrs Bartlett, one turkey; Mrs
Harrington, three mince pies and one
pumpkin pie. s. Ok n Ei
Aliof which encouraged us greatly, as
ttevinced very commendable disposition
in those who are blessed with plenty, to
ssnd I q 3 g portion 70 thoss foS " whom nothing
so detail our labors during the month for
this simple reason we would rather for
get, than to dwell upon it. by attempting
TO describe it, either as to amount or its
varied Character Weshali only say that
II any have an idea that it is small mat
ter TO manage the Mission, we would be
very glad TO have them come and try it
for one month,while we rest. Perhapsour
friends would prefer to hear of the santa.
~ and moral condition of the Home, and
some of the results of our 1abors, Instead
Of the amount of work necessary to ac-
eomplishsaid results. We have admitted
to the Home ten persons; we alsois record
one birth and one death. Places have been
obtained for four, for all of whom we hope
fRat- axxraf orad -hs.r,
found. Thirty.three persons now at the
Homes alfingood health.
As TO morals, there is In some of the
children decided Improvement, and in all
as much as we could expect, for we do not
reap che same month in which we sow.
Now, II we had done nothing during the
month but procure homes for those poor
homeless girls, our labor would not be in
vain. We have been frequently called
upon to help homeless wanderers sent by
our citizens, sometimes with notes from the
senders, but oftener without. 1t would
save us much imposition if our friends
would send their names with the ones sent
for assistance. 13 20 ~. -, - -,
During the month the Superintendent
received an Invitation to visit a small So
ciety in the vicinity of Cardington among
the Ffiends,s who are much Interested In
the Mission. We found a very orderly and
loving little band of women. Dorcas-like,
making coats and garments for the needy.
We expect to hear from them again, but
whether we do or NOT, we are greatly
cheered and strengthened by Knowing that
friends in the country, where want and
wretchedness are comparately unknown,
should feel 80 much interest in the suffer-
ing offwhich they bad only heard, as to
associate themselves together to relieve IL.
We bid them God speed, and hope that
Qtber Christiau ladies in the country may
initiate their beautiful example.
81 s-Ss. Mrs. NJ B. TAYLOR. Sup,t.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01
DOMESTIC NEWS.
burned 10 Death.

PoUGHKEEPSIE, Nov. 30.
By the explosion of kerosene lamp on
little son Of three years, and an infant,
weTe burned to death. pa (JELa f-r. FHf'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

syPRErry men are generally fools-TlEarT
change.
That's so. There IS ga dad buraed foOr'
in the journal establishment, and he's
<.N.e,s 20 taE uu5r sa ofzz TOD ss5E1fI IA
Comfy. - = la - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

No QUoRUN.-There was no session of
the City Council last night Cause, no
quorum. The roll was called, aud there
being but nine members presents the Coun-
en- adjourned until next Monday evening,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

THE CeuRTs.s4Bothi Courts of Common
Pleas Of this county were in session yester-
dayo Court No. l.gJudge Green, in the
Court room, aud Court No, . Judge Olds,
In. the probate Court room. u Z E lilo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

i For SALE House and lot, corner OF
Franklin and Washington Avenue. Most
desirable property; will be sold at a bargain
Enquire otJ.,W. Moore, No. 4s West North
street. i.t1gs9a { ;H7s'iH't .sa''i llt 6siis 4
a. ioct 10 DIFF u--1Ets1 .T. ~ fc- i, ~ I-slai-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

"sPALDINa's. GLuEp mendsS Headless
Dolls and Broken Cradles. i2''T sH' 'l''
yNY-iunl5-eOd6m-cw ~ r51.,l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

,Ssoc4 OK BAIL Elias Domigar, charged
with sincest appeared in court yesterday
and gave bonds in the sum Of $1,000 for
his appearance from day TO day. The
charge against Domigan is, that since 1854
ne has lived IN state Of adultery with his
own daughter. kdoR itOJ9A 31aIs 9kti4e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

WE always feel an interest in the welfare
OF the ladies, and are panied to see so many
looking pale, languid and unhealthy. We
are satisfied this might be remedied if they
would only use the Constitution Bit, rs.
They would soon bring the bloom of hea tn
to your cheaks, 1t used according to di ec-
tious. r rr zrss.Tg HET
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

JeweIry made and repaired by C. e
Smith, "a 8. High street, over Bain's store
snoy6d3m l 70 llsTs 7.as % ..t % 81 iob sisrat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

=. - ALARM on FIIIRE. The alarm OF fire about
'sao'clock last might, was caused by the
burning Of an oyster box under the oven IN
Hopper's bakery, opposite eur office.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

Z e ~ AS we read the many sqnibs at the
STATESMAN, published in Yesterday =
Journal, we could not restrain Q tear ana
and eockneyism, SO we remarked How
lard ln.....,l i-IstHaa.i d .sa.,za tls .aas.A |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

Go TO No. 1873, North High street, for
the latest styles of Boots and Shoes, at low
prices. - ss ~. novSl-d2taw2ws Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

~ = = . ]
Go TO ]. G. KALB's, No. 13s North Higl
street, for Boots and Shoes at low prices,
nov21-d2taw2w ..,-- l'- - ~ ~ - o..
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ifRfI!1.s ifjR3Il1,s,srll Z: ]r,ltsD

CATTLE-The market, sincH our last
report, has been firm, with good demand.
Bnyfrs were empr9numer0oE tH2IA Usual
and more inclined to operate. In fact, the
tsAesiwsre Jiberals bAs Instal, On sprinSipal
finqn m g. qnirEaMas for COED fat cattle: "a Of
fedrfeht 'fatess .Afhon9 the opera tors Mere
4 yaated ths Very S st. T6s s 2fens fstes syss
4 Of pfices were ,S3 i00S7. so per cwf 1.-THE
Il hfaviest poftion ot the operatiohs avere BE-
\ tween those fghres., Bdfih9 the past iew
gay .9nmheEef Texan eattleu hare passed
{s. Rbe ealesfon the assfo,,rvssks sset6rag
follows :.zTGzI
ssa I: ss sS 81
NSvsm6er 81 i ost: SS9$ g %
il The above shows an Increase in sales of
ovef 800 6eaa a sEg 6s sas al aSea II ovaf tie
| previous weeks prices.
r 'SaEEPTTheFerwas q fair smeuet,of nc.
ttfvity shown IN the sheep marksts5fT Of
tfefings generally were of a better tieseffb-
sio dne result was buyers were more
prices of fat 'stieepi we're higher. One lot
twas sold az $5;i2 per cwt., the, highest
tprice obtained Tor some. Time The sales
show q vide ge-Of ,pEices,qyizrSl71l9
ia 80 per head. and % 20@6 0e' pefaewt!su
~. The operstions for the past four weeks,
N9ys&Bsro :: 2.I!5a h7esda..:sn 4sss 90
November sl..: !; .,,.,.. los @ 81 81
The market closed very dull, with more
sellers thans buyers. sosi9 .az1BSsssE4
HOGS-The. market sAwas easier: sales
were made atsa,decline. Packers here are
| still waiting for lower figures one thingis
livery evident that ff we are TO have allv
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LOCAL. LI...IlNEoTICEs.. =

iWANTED.-A girl to do ihousework. In
Quire at 46 East Gay Street. 4a 'g,s,.1 sa..,
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superiort to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price g ~
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ID Siaslnna.l I'M Money Mk MaEksss+s:s.ss.
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diseountibuying; par selling l l3'n