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3 O O K 81!

FREY & ErTINGER's is Headgudr-
ters for School and Miscellaneous
Books, College Text Books, Writing
Paper. States, School Ink, and all
kinds of Stationery required by
Students. which they are selling
CHEAPER than any house iDNOrtl
Western Ohio.
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Announcements

Announcement.
DR.. G. E. Ruhl will reopen the oi
flee of the late DR.. Blecher, on OF
about the first of next month.
DR.. Ruhl is gentleman Of whose
ability as Dental Surgeon residents
of Mansfield, Gallon and Bucyrus,
speak in the highest terms, so that
the old customers of DIR. Blecher
may feel assured of getting as good
work as formerly. We cordially
welcome DR.. Ruhl to our town, and
wish him the abundant success we
believe he deserves.
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Boulevard Skirts cheap at
HENDERSON IL CoNNELL's.
What Hair Restorative

Took the First Premium Of Sill
yer Medal at the New Hampshire
State Fair over all competitors
s'Barretts." Sold by Frey 4 Ettln-
ger.
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MARRIED

Ladies', who, during certain periods are so
much troubled with CostiyeHess or Consti-
patton. can ind certain relief In Robaeks 9
Blood Pills. which can De taken during all
stages of pregnancy with perfect safety. Q.
Sold by Frey q Ettingsr, FindiAT, y.
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Prescriptions carefully compound
ed at S. 81 j. M. HUBER & Co.'S.
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Ladies' Empress Cloths, worth IS
cts, for 80 cts. per yard at
HENDERSON & CoNNELL's.
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Cotton Batting for 12t cts. PEI
pound at
HENDERSON & CoNNELL's.
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Broke His Leg.

Broke His Leg.
A young man named Henry Good
man, of Marion township, in jumping
off 3 corn-crib, last Tuesday, broke
his leg close to the ankle.
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First rate Dye Stuffs at
S. d. j. nj. HUBER Il Co.'S.
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White Lead and ColOred Paints at
S. IL j. II. HUBER il Co.'S.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der hiss been appointed Executor of the
last will and testament OF hamuel Powell .
Sr., late OF Hancock county, Ohio, deceased
ANDREW POWELL, Executor.
October IL, 1865, octl6nO22WS.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.
FIRST DEPARTMENT.

Awarded at the Eth Annual Fair of
the Hancock County Agricultural
ISociefy.
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Il Am Very Tired. !"

Il Am Very Tired"
So said our friend Davidson, last
Saturday, upon closing his store, after
waiting upon his customers all day.
People will go where they can get
good bargains, and Davidson IL Mar
tin are always on hands with a cheap
and well selected assortment oI
Hardware, Tinware, Glassware, Cut
lery, DC. Don't forget the place.
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Ladies' Empress Cloths, worth IS
cts, for 80 cts. per yard at
HENDERSON d CONNELL's.
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Cotton Batting for l24 cts. per
pound at
HENDERSON & CoNNELL's.
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FOR SALE.
A Snug Home at a Bargain,

+ OFFER for sale farm Of ~ acres with
4 house and out building, situated in Aman-
da township. under II high state of eultiva-
tion, ell fenced. well watersd aud has one
of the best orchards IN the township. tall
soon and secure great bargsin, as | am
bound to sell.
nOl5wS- II. 3. BARNEY.
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Cotton Batting for 124 cts. pei
pound at
HENDERSON & CoNNELL's.
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Wall Paper cheap at
S. & j. M. HUBER & Co.'S.
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Local Business Notices.

Gold Pens.
John Foley's Prize Medal Gold
Pens-the best in the market. For
sale cheap, at
W. L. MILLER & Co.'S
Drug Store,
Opposite Courthouse.
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SECOND DEPARTMENT.

CLASS 3-HcRsEs FoR LIGHT woRK.
John Woodruff, best pair matched geld
ings, 81.
Fred Shnier, second best pair matched
CEILINGS. 81.
Alien Cooper, hest pair matched mares 81
Henry Price, second best pair matched
mares, SO.
&c. Ricketts,, best gelding light harness, s B.
Josiah Morehart, second best gelding light
harness, 81.
Peter Kramer, best mare, light harness. So
Jacob Starr. best geldng for saddle. 81.
Isaac N. Teatsorth, second best gelding for
saddle, 81.
d. ]. Mcconnell. best mare for saddle, 81:
o. B. Eaton, second best mare lor saddle,
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GRAND RUSH

In short, for CHEAP GOODS gener
ally. HENDERSON & CoNNELL.
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TO THE REPUBLICAN PARTY

"A. A.lW.FKEUkiIUh n, fTts I.
d. B. BEARpsHRY, Sec'y.
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dancer, SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA, LIVE
~ Comp laint, rheumatism, Neuralgia, d
cured. Book OF zoe Iagses, sent t,ee to ny
Place, Boston, Mass.
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The Greet Quiding Remedy .f6r Children
Contains no MORPHINE OR POISON
Gus DRUG; sure to Regal0tc the Eorels
nllays all Pain; corrccts Acidy of tn
Stomach makes siA and reok childrc
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Coic
Gripping, Inflammation cf the Bowels, an
I'll complaints arising from the effects o
Tcothing Call for Mother Bailcy's Qmcin
Syrgp, and take 10 other, and you are safi
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
'ilo.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent for the United STATED
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OfBARNES * CROWLEY Price as low as
ne lowest.
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ELECTION !
LOOK OUT FOR SPLIT TlCKETS!!
A BATCH OF TRUTH'S!!!

WE would respectfully call the attention Of
the public to our CIV and well selected assert
ment of FAN aud Winter Clothing just received
Comprising Fall and Winter Ovcr-Coats of all
the different styles, also Black aud Blue TrcIt
Suits Black Castor do, Brown Motions do,
Silk Mixd and Fancy Casr. do. Got up in the
latest style. Pants and vests Ill new and dcsir-
able patterns. Also large assortment of Hats,
and Gaps, adapted for Fab and Winter use.
We also have large assortment OF Gents
Furnishing Goods comprising Under Shirts
and Drawers, Plain and Fancy Flannel over
Shirts, Buck Gloves, Necktics, Paper Co .als
and every thing comprising Il First Class Furnish
ing Store. Also large assortment OF Fan and
Winter Boots, winch We offer at prices that can
not be beat III Franklin County.
Give us a call and satisfy yourselves. Goods
shown with pleasure. Remember the place.
MORTON Il PERCY.
Lake Street American liousc i,iucA. dwtI-95
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KEROSENE OIL

For good light and no danger Of explosions,
buy your
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An Invaluable Remedy for the Purif
ing of the Blood.
j. W. pOLAND'S
HUMOR DOCTOR

A positive remedy for all kinds of Humors
Scrotula, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Eryspelas, M
tie Rash, Boils, Carbuncles, Ulcers, and eve|
faint of the system Dyspepsia, and all thd
Digestive Organs, viz: Bilious Complaint
Neuralgia Nervous Affections, Headache, La
guor, Loss Of Appetite, Depression of Spiri|
and Cpstivcness OH N
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Il To be Cured or NO PAY !"

In Dyspepsia, Bilious Complaint, Costiveness,
Diarrhea and Dysentery II HAS NO EQUAL,
curing the Diseases quickly with a few doses,
hy removing all irritating secretions and nilam-
matory tendencies, and giving the stomach and
bowels natural, healthy tone.
This medicine has been used over II years,
yet it is unknown III many parts Of the state
from the fact that it has never been advertised.
The Proprietor never intended making it fol
general use, but III the urgent request of Physi-
clans who have watched its effect III severe
chronic cases and friends and others who have
recovered by its use from diseases that appeared
hopeless, he will now furnish it to Druggists
and Dealers throughout the state.
Fg- 4 Circular containing certificates of the
most remarkable cures ever effected, FROM Ply
siciuns, Ministers and others of the highest
standing in the different towns whore used, WI.
be furnished by dealers FREE, or by addressing
SILAS SMITH,
Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor,
3md&w227 East Georgia, Vermont.
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? x n = u NJ ERy.

Fresh and nice, as Arctusine Ursina, Coudiays
in tin cans, and many others. llair Oils III
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1s. BRATNIRD.
DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY,
Wholesale AND RETAIL

Has on hand and Is constantly receiving addi-
tions to full and COM lctc stock ofpute drugs,
Patent Medicines, Ctcmic0iS, all Of which With
sold at the lowest prices.
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rhe onls salt suitable for dairy purposes, which
will be sold rs low can bought i'll this market.
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6 D q 2 s .

Honey, Glyccriuc. Bay Rum, Sand. roncinc
Drown Windsor Military and Genuine Yankee
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Luhns, genuine, Phoons Flor dc Mayo. and
Night Blooming Ccreus, Edrchis, assorted, and
the new and delicate Wool Violet. Toilet Pow
dcls, Puff lioycs. Idly White. Rouge.
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ITIONER]

Envelopes Of all kinds. color or size, by the pack
age, box on thousand. Fine Commercial note
paper, foolscap, Bin and Sermon paper. 10y the
quirc or roam. Initial Pupotric. latest style, a
few packages on hand. The largest stock OF
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FLOUR.

rhe best brands constantly on hand. =,
Graham and Buckwhcat Flour, Rye and Corn
Neal
llnally if you want anything in the line OF
good grotcIies, the place to buy them is at
BARNES d CROWLEI'S.
Cash paid for all kinds of Country Produce -
Goods sold at Wholesale at the lowest possible
figure.
l3 BARNES 81 CROWLEY.
p''1" ,'''-,, w. 3D., n.'"N''' st. Adams Vt.
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FRIaHTEuL Runaway.

The Vehicle Demolished ana the Oess.
pants Injured.
Yesterday afternoon ~ one Of the car
riases belonging to Messrs...V. T. l. ]. T Per-
kins was returning from funeral, and while
descending tho grade at the West end Of
johnson street, the driver it is supposed
failed to exercise the proper control over
the horses so they started running, gradually
increasing their speed until it reached that
Of break-neck rapidity. At the corner Of
Fifth street tn. vehicle was overturned; the
resnlt may well be imagined. The occu-
pants, Mr.. Vim. Darnady, his wife and two
children and woman named Mrs. Kelley,
we're all moro or less injured and the vehicle
completely demolished. The horses with
the front wheels of the carriage attached to
them, dashed on down johnson street to
Third, where one Of them was thu own and
very badly injured. The other ono ran to
Second and from there to Main, where the
remaining fragment Of the carriage collided
with = coal wagon, which had the effect OF
stopping the animal. Fortunately no ono
was seriously injured. The loss Of the car.
rage. which il almost . total wreck, and the
damage to the injured horse, WILDE severely
felt BY the Messrs. Perkins.
Tho runaway can be attributed to nothing
but carelessness on the part Of the driver.
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e
predicted tint or en,oasd psopls would ias-
tify ,heis enfsaehissnsst 1indiag anguzias
q - u - ps1ul - ~ fdsafo, 10 bals
his kslssss sssdssi1At. He - ~ With
eager attension.
Folievisg hin shoet speeches vsrs made
By Hsa. 0sosos ". heCssry, 0oi Lsish-
ton, Ne. Jshn Hiser, Gee. Bfuee, Noah
Green aad Gen. Hills.
Durisg oil the narch and tho entire even
ing the skies vsss lt mp with showers Of
rockets and Ronan ssadlss ssnt mp from ~
rious houses - Main street and iron private
bulldogs.
Il was altogether sland spcssss = : pop
ular dsmonstratios = sitting close of ~ ar>
dnous contest ffaueht With momantous i'm
portance, and ending with thas victory which
loyal men must sanction and God approve.
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RIvIR IHrELLI0Escg.-Ths Lucy Bertram
Of Ne Old Line will be the regular U. s.
mail steamer for St. Louis this morning Al
o'clock.
The Victory, Of the White Collar Line,
leaves for tbs same place Il the same time.
The Addis Johnston leaves Aontross fol
81. Paul on the arrival Of the morning train
on the North Road.
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-. Lonis RarKst.
By Telegraph d. LOUIE nov
Ylour-DuiI, weak and unsettled supen s5os ~: s1-
tra s6@o IS; TX 80 eO&7 IS.
wheat--Dul and wsak strictly prime and choice red
81 30 eeo fancy red aud white 81 ee0s6 No Nsbrsska
spring 81 ls4a9& 10 Missouri do n -.
Csrn--Du'E nixsd ~ yellow 90; thsics white IS
Osts-usavy; 47Ds0.
B~lsy-Prims to extra choice Iowa 81 ose2 TO-
kys-1irn; unchanged; II ose1o.
Pork-snall nlts old 500 49, So new sal TO- stock q
old about exhausted.
Bacon st6; shoulders II: clear I'D lslf9A.
Lard Dull and dselfning.
Whisky-firm stSl.
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EXPLOSION the demonstration
last evening, two boys, one named Ball and
the other Nicholson, were injured BY the ex.
plosion Of an oil barrel which had beer
thrown onto the bonfire for fuel. A flying
fragment struck the former on the neck cut
ting it pretty severely; the other was slight,
damaged on the lip. The proper medical ait
WAS promptly administered, and speedy
recovery in beth cases may DO expected.
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THE committee having charge Of the Opera
for the benefit OF the Messrs. Carter, take
this method Of thanking those who 50 gener-
ously seconded their efforts. More especial
y are thanks due to the talented Company
who performed; 10 Mr.. Gibbons for the use
Of the Opers House without charge; to the
Cars GRAND Constitution newspapers 70,
advertising gratnitously, and to all those who
gave Diem assistance, pecusiary and personal
In this connectioo they would remark thai
the net proceeds amounted to 1878.
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Oua colored c,ti1ens we're highly indignant
Al the proposition for them TO carry the
lamps OF the late Hickosies. Those lamps
were used BY the Democracy TO prevent if
posaible the snftapohissmsnt Of the colored
people. So these looked upon the lamps Is
things contaminated and would have none
Of them.
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IT will b to the interest Of oil in want OF
any thing in the line Of boots and shoes to OK
anime the stock q L. n. Davis For variety,
extent and quality, his stock il unsurpassed
by any in the city. Bear this in mind.
uov6-2t
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LADIxs', Gents and Children's unde
wear, 1t low prices, at Bostwick's. now q

AceIDKNr.-N Chamberlain, of Ottumwa,
fell through the hatchvay =. tho manufac-
tory q Headssson Z Co., on the levee yes
tsrday. His Lee ~ broken by the fall and
he sseeivsd severe internal injuries. Dr.
HaGhss vas called II and Get The leg. Mr.
Chamberlain will do we'll enough On tha
scofe, but il IL feared he il badly injured in.
tssaAlly.
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new HoTs mArAst

NsW 4 ORR mArkst
By Telegraph NV afH. Nov. Q,
Flour-Quet; without decided change.
Wheat Etesdt r; not active; SALES Of No spring 81
4a 1853 mixed II 659T; No 81 81; red winter 81 So
Corn-Q1et; 81 Hale FIR sound mix ID westers.
Cats--Quie. 75lS fer sfost
RJe-Dul and heavy, western In lots at 81 40.
BArley-Dull ard droopinx
Pork-Qntst; less t27 cash.
Cut Neats-Quiet, shoulders max; hams 1910.
Bacon-Dul abort rib IL
Lard Quiet and hssyy sA oil for steam: kettle II
or.
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CITY NEWS

sinov modest worth neglected lies" does
NOT apply 70 the popularity of "Barrett's
Vegetable Hair Restorative" Its worth.
though modest, is fully appreciated by the
millions who use no other preparation.-N.
Y, Sunday Times. nova -dAwlw.
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GLAD 10 see in town in capital health and
the best Republican spirits, orr friend Hon.
B. PHILIPPE, Of the Iowa House Of Represen-
tatives. He il stopping with his con, Of the
6rm Of Phillips b Kerr.
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CELEslN11oB.- There will be on Monday
evening general celebration BY our colored
citizens, Of their enfranchisement. All OF
them in the county and delegations from Iii
nois and Missouri will be here.
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Northwakrl Union Picket Company.
"Vhits Cellar" Line,

Regular fare 10 81. Louis rwo DOLLARS, until fur
Their orders.
DAILY Iiss Of passenger Packets to St. Louis and
ii intesuedists points, eonsistiDg Of ths TON.
JA4N. osptais Burnett, master; the PHI.
000D1O ~, Csptain Davidson, master, and
- S4AO0A. Captain Robt. Hill, master, one
81 whIsA ON lsavs the landing each day at
e:1e -.
Tho aboye boats will make close connection
w'th those running between this point and St.
Pesl.
Arrangements have recently been made in
transferring at Rock Island by which passengers
can rsach ST Paul ~ hours in advance Of any
other line.
In addition 10 the above the passenger and
trp1UAt Pssksls MoLklD WeP0D, Captsin
Moses Hall, msstss, VICTORY, Captain SEQ
Geld, master. and the r ALMER, will make reg
ular trips.
Tickets for sale over the Hannibal and st. Jo-
ssph and Southern Pacific Road TO all points
vest or the Missouri river.
Patroniss the Linz thst reduced the rates.
For freight or passage apply TO the ,fhce Of the
Company, corner Blondeau and Levee.
s. NJ. ARCHER, Agent.
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Piece goods in great variety.

The injury which Peter Shonnen received
BY ! pistol shot at the hands Of Bower on
Wednesday night, il not as serious as was
a first supposed. His recovery is now con-
sidered certain.
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DAILY arrivals Of reasonable goods Of eve
~ description, and always ct the lowest pri-
ces, q the popular house Of 81. n. Bostwick.
now q
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SENATOR MoRToH arrived yesterday after
no N. and is staying with his sister, Mrs. E
X. Hart. He will remain but few days.
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Jusr received, this day, . choice lot OF
fancy sackings, Chinchilla Beavers. in oil
colors, ~ very low prices, as BostwicA's.
nov7>N
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Tss Carr Cn1 Job Once IL the place q
which 70 - yosr bill heads, circulars
checks, cards, &C., printed. Tho best worl
in he city = The lowest living rates.
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HssoE1c.-special Communication Of
Eagle Lodge. No. IA A. F. L A. NJ, this
evening u o'clock. Work on the Third
Degree.
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Prepare for cold weather by providing
yourselves with the necessary amount OF
wearing apparel suitable for the winter SEA-
SON. The best bargains in the line Of goods
are TO be had q the establishment Of Ike
8tern B Co.
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A choice lot Of Chinchilla and Beaver
0loxHneS in desirable colors; also water
proof suitingl IN pisin and doubleface black
and gold, and dahlia, at Foster's. 53t
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ELEcTED.-The ladies have voted (ia their
own minds) that Voorhies ! Bros. stock Of
Furs il the best selected and cheapest in the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-07

THs cheapest Hosiery and Glove stock il
this eiiy q Bostvick's nov7-N
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Those elegant and substantial boots and
shoes are still to be had at W. P. Uphams.
Ladies' shoes Of all descriptions in calf, NOR
occo and glove kid. Superior inducements
at UphAme.
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rev YORK FINANCES.


By telegraph NBv foRK. Nove
The excitement In Wall Street intense and without
precedent In the history II stocks. The panic this
morning ia about ~ known. In the IN.
tho buoyancy grss any tims since specua-
tive rise about two weeks ago.
Money--Opened very strong At per cent, on call,
with per cent mmission, but closed carer At per
currency This oeeaonsd by reports that the
Clique had closed their shorts and letting out mon
~, sad that the banks lending frsiy which
seems to be authentic.
Gold--CIosed At s31L
Governments were p.nickv this morning, and prices
declined yak per cent 1T call there better
feeling with recovery Of ~ per cent an late In the
p there . further advance of MHN per cent
market closing active and nrm.
Coupons OF 81 1qx8is; do Co soh; 'ea 81; -
eko7; new 9n1s 81 st11; 'eseelo.
Stock market opened With . general break. st Paul
fell to IS and pd TO- upon large amounts being pre-
tented b. leading fell to H. aud
the Clique stocks generally declined s45per sub
uenty there sharp rise and great tiyty but
ct close the market heavy and unsettled 1t
prices.
Us4s0& n Q 2o04 Pacific Nail ll5AA; wabash
65DA: St Paul sex DO; pfd elhas3 1914 NV
loS]fo6 " 741f175; pfd II ~.
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A GOOD Hoop Skirt for seventy Eve cents,
at Bostwick's. now 2t
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CLrRK OF RE CiacUrr CouRr.-Judge
Woodward Of Muscatine having resigned his
position as Clerk Of the q. 8. Circuit Court
for Iowa, Col. George B. Corkhill of Mt
Pleasant Was appointed in his stead. This
was An appointment eminently ct to Be made
Col. Corkhill is good lawyer, and has every
qualification necessary for filing we'll the Of
fee. Apart from bis personal and profess
ional fitness for the position, he was an officer
throughout the war, serving his country we'll
in every place to which he was called dis.
charging thoroughly every daty assigned him.
Ar soon as the war was ended he resigned
promptly his Office, not holding fast to it un-
til discharged. A good officer, an expert
enced lawyer, sound Republican, an up
right man, We are glad that he has been ap-
pointed to the Office, and the entire bar Of
the State will be more than pleased thereby.
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