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CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS FIRsr-OLasS HOrEL SITUATED IN A
pleasant location, aud in tho business portion Of the
cit reudsrs It the most desirable Hotel tor either
permanent or trans ent Ruess- be accommodations
are cd having extensive suites nj elegantly
fu nisned up lrtmepts fot mi les single Geniie-
men III. proprietor Will endeavor 10 maintain the
hiIh reputation o joyed bv the " ,harleston" as
dst class hous-, anu effort SiI be spared 70 de-
serve Il Continuance Of the be al patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon It
he best Of Live accommodations will be found
adjoining the establishment
Ibe house I supplied with the celebrated Arte
sian Wafer OF winch dei shful ba he can be bad
eirber day or night. y. b. .TK'ON,
Jny I3 Proprietor
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ID X d q K L. YN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets over. ........"..... ooO
ISsUts ALL KIN)s OF LIFE and BND0W-
MENT POLICIE>. DtvId ndi annu lily 10 cash.
ONLY company having the Definite Guaranteed sur
reuder-value Plan Policies, worldwide. Second to
NO Company IN the United sta,es stability, ibe-
rality and economy
OHaee No. 141 Broadway, New York.
CHRISTIAN ". BOUoK, President.
e. VIZ. II. COLE, 'eeretary.
ssate Agency No IS Brosd-street, secoDd Floor.
Local and Canvassing Agents wanted throughout
the state,
Apply in person OF bv letter TO
JAMES q. HOLMES. Jr.,
General Agent tor South Carolina.
July "a mwf 6mos
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AGES AND REE 8
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

TIT sUBsoRYBBe Is HAPPY TO INFORM HIS
friends and old customers that he has made arrarge
men with the Ce ebrated MibuIao urirg Establish.
ment of Mtsars. McLear Kendall 70" the 81 'pIv Of
VEHICLES OF all descriptions aud will be ready to
dispose CT ,he sane bV the Is instln. At the old
sand oil r W. Gale. No. A6 south side OF Wentworth
STREET, and bv str ct stteu ioi tn bus 8 and Low
PRICE, FOR GOOD ARr'CLE> to meri the on
thu ,nce of patronage he has rec lived for the past
twenty yeara. Al. ID. fAiHAN
said mwf3
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DUkOLING AND PORTABLE
GAS LIG T.

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY oALLs
the attention Of the pubc 70 the above nsuod
LIGH r, for who h. Ia roS prepar Il to ceIve
orders. It Is claimed for th Light chat 1t is supe
rior tn Kerosene or any other Illuminating Oils
that 1t Is Nonerplosive, aud that 1t gives gh al
most cqul to that OF Coal Gas, and Is just as cheap
Kerosene.
.amp may be seen at No Boyoe's Wharf, and
full information given bv
Auvust27 fuw limo a. J O'CLOCK. JR.
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Owe BUaDR ED DOLLARS REWARD.
" for the arrest Of 1a0MAS MALLOY. an irish
man. who killed John 30 lS. said Mally Is about
rs years old. hvo feet eigut 10 nine inobes high,
anrid ,mplexion, blue eyes dark hair Weighs about
$50 pounds, aud has scar on the taco The above
reward will no paid for his delivery in Barn veil Jail
whosoevar takes tho above Malos will notify CHAS.
Magistrate at Aiken. 8. q
CHARLES HOLLY.
Sent 10 LUTHER HOLLY.
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FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct by charter. 100000 paid into the In
surance Department of Georgia according to law
for the benefit of the assured In this Company.
stockholders wealthy aud responsible gentlemen OF
Georgia.
A purely Southern Company. allowing only siX
per cent OF its earDings to the stockholders; the
rest the profits divided among the Policyholdera
on the contribution plan.
Fire Department has been In successful opera
ton TOR SIX months, aud has already accumulated
handsome assets.
Life department In full and succossful operation,
and vieing with old companies in its success.
All of its POLICIES non-iorfettsble and Of every
description Of Life and Endowment, together with
an annuity table and return premium plan.
No RESTRICTIONS upon travel, place Of residence or
occupation.
Women insured ON same terms as men.
Loans half Of It's premiums. No notes taken.
opTIoHRs:
W. LAYTON, President.
J. @. MoBCRSEY, vice.President.
RI. LIsBTFOoT, secretary.
O. r. McoAY. ronst ruhng Aovuary.
P. a. WRIGHT. Examining Physician.
This Company Is now prepared 10 ake risks either
In the Fire or Life Departments, and socits share
OF the patronage Of the city and state.
j. G. HULMES, Jr.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
Local AMI Travelling agents wanted in all parts OF
the >ta'e Liberal commissions allowed. or . SAL
ary II preferred. Applicauons to be made to
HOLMES. Jr. General Agent No. 36 Broad
street, Charleston, S. O.
July 81 pAc vim
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poarSias.

nOAKD-FAm,L SINGLE GEV-
ID 1LtMaN can Obtain BOA8D In private thmi
" oy spplsiug at No 6s KING >rRReT. three door
above rradd-street. fmth Sept 10
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+ ,nAKLEsTOH NsCULr rUKAi
WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. GARDRi
SEEDS dc.
ELLERBE'S TRANSPLANTER FOR SALE
geo. Z. PiN9RRE
Nc. 40 MeeunR-street. Charleston.
March "A .'.,... emo
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Dissplutiuu Of Gopartasrslip.

N1OTICE-MW. DANIEL LEsESNEH 8
IN this dsy retired from our Firm The ous-
ue-s will be onduoted In other resLects 60 hereto
fore LLsEsNE 4. WELLs.
. September /, 1850. sept
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WANTED. AGENT> EOR THE AMERI-
w CAN FARMERs' HORSE BOOK, in both Eng
iish and German, By Robert stewart " H.. OF MISS.
The WORK covers the whole ground OF the breeding
and raising, and the treatment of horses ana mules
popular favor, and is to-uay the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address e. =. VEN {,
Publisher, Cincinnati, o. 6moS March ~
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IUHS ID. Al ExssD DER,
ACCOUNTANT.
NOTARY PUBIC AND GENERAL AGENT,
No. 70 droad. street.
RESPECTFULLY SoLlJi1s BJsIN Ems IN A. {.
JUSTiN6 40 JOUNTe -n Merchants and otheYa,
and in WHITING Up AND POSTING their BUOHs,
either IN part Or whole. &c. Januays
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QUAR- DIAN NUT TUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.
Organ1ze An 1850.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEIrABLE.
HALF LOAN TAKEN NO NOTES RBQUIBBD.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND so lFIFTYl PER CENT.
Assets. Observation-Disclosures" 100000
Annual Income. c.................. 100000
Losses Paid d....................... bOO,OOO
oRFIoERs.
WIZ. PECKHAM, President.
WIZ. 7. BOOKER. vice-Presdent
L. MoADAM. Secretary and Actuary.
GA. FUDGCKAR. Superintendent.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. JOHN A. DIX, New York.
Hon JAMES HARPER. Firm of Harper & BrOs., eI-
Mayor New York.
JOBS J. CRANE. President Bank Republic.
VIZ n. vzRMnYE. Banker (vermilye & co.,
cHAs q. RooxwooD, Cashier Newark Banking Coms
pany.
Hon GEORGE OPDYKs, x.Mayor Of New York.
MEsor a.. MonoAN, Banker
THOMAS fiIoNEY. Firm Thomas Rigney q 90.
BENZ. b. HEB NAN. Treasurer New York Steam Su-
gar Refining Company. -
AAnos ARNOLD. Firm Of Arnold, Constable b 90.
RICHARD q. BOVINE, wetmore q Bowne, Lawyers.
Y. HAueHwouT Firm E. " Haughvout d 90.
VIM wnK1as, Firm Of W. wnkens & 90.
JCLIus q. PRATT, Merchant.
wh " wRIoHT, Merchant.
CHAs ]. .TARR, Merchant.
wnLIAM ALLEN, Merchant.
GEo. ". CurLns, Banker, Palmyra, NJ.
GEO. T. HopE, President Continental Fire Insur-
ance COMPANY.
JOIN G. sHe WOOD Park Place.
wAIroN q. pEcKHAx, Corner Filth Avenue and
Twenty. .tbird-street
EDWARD II. wRIaKT, Newark. N. J..
dEo. W FARLEE, Counsellor.
W. L. CoosvELL, Merchant.
GEOWGE KEIM,
GENERAL AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
DR.. T. RFENSTJRRNA, Examining Physician.
Il. IsSEKTEL,
GENERAL AGENT FOR uBARLEjToN.
uRce No. 285 Ktng-street.
CHARLESTON, 4. O
January 10 DO Tyr
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do Bent.


VyO RENT. THAT LARGE AND COM.
Il MOI IOUS AOU z st the northwest corner OF
VANDEi HORST and KING ,1REETs. over Dr.
Amar's ug tore The House has recently teen
painted and fitted mp being o good location ana
suitable for Hoarding House or school. hent low.
For further particulars. apply to No. WANDER
HoRSr.STREET. 6ept ~
TUNO RENT. a Largo HALL, ELIGT-
BLY, located and Iutable for society. Also
fine ROOM for . single gentleman, With separate
entrance. apply at No. 314 KlNG-SrhBRr.
Septic "
NFriCE To R.NT-TaAr DESIRa-
~ BLE OFF 3, No 40 BROAD-STRkET, COZ.
t4ining Two rooms (iront and bacsh now in COM
ple,a order. Apply on premises to /. g. x. BIN
NETT. or To No. 255 KING-STRkET. Sept3
DEAL Estate AGENTS, AND OTHERS
ID having houses to rent, can have their PlacArds,
&C. printed at the lowest rates and In the newest
and neatest styiss Of TYPO, ut IHE NEWS JOB OF
tICE, No. LAD East Bay 80.
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Jusurante.

eJusurantr.
@ . U T n e Il b
LIFE INSURAE0E COMPANY,
PURELY A soU1aaRN INSTITUTION.
Assets July 4, 1s69.................S5f .S5f0.0o0
DIVIDEND DECLARED. FORTY PER GENT.
NsUREs LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS LOSSES. lta principal business ia with
Southern States and to them It appeals for patron
age It has ample means to fully protect polcyhold
ers and pay all losses.
TYIoRRs.
JOHN B. GORDON, P esid-nt.
B. Il. HILL, a. q. COLoCIrT vic.-Presidents.
A. AU>rELL. E. HOLLAND. Finance committee.
". @. MORRIS, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIn1oToRs.
atlanta. Ga.-JoHN 3. GoRtos. a AUsrELL, e. W.
HOLLAND, J. F. ALEXANDER, J. II. JALLAwAy, J. II.
JOHNSON.
Athens, CAB. O. YANosY, BENZ. q. bill, ROB
EFT 1HoMAs.
Columbia, q. O-WApE BA4f1ota
Augusta, Gao 81 PHrSHx EDwARD THOMAS.
Madison, CAD. z. PurL11.
Washington, Ga.-RoDKrs Too1rBs.
Cutnbert Ga p J. sMTE
Newton, Ga ID. r. CoLoUrTT.
Charlotte. Y. C.-WM Hssron.
Allendale 8. CD. L. WnLlHoHAM.
Greensboro, n C.-W. a. CALDWELL
}. fl. MILLEH. General Agent.
.. AUGUSTA, Ga.
s. Y. TUPPEK, Resadent agent,
CBARLRaTON. g O.
d. W. DEsAUsSURE N. D.. Medical E1aminec.
August Is D4o 2mos
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FRESH DRUGS.

FRESH DRUGS.
TUsT RECEIVED AND FOB SALE WHOLESALE
c AND RETAIL By DIR. q. BAER, No. 15l
RI5ON's TOBACCO ANTIDoTE
Rose's Cough Syrup
Schenk'R Pulmonic Syrup
Schenk's Seaweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy
3. Cherokee cpre
Cherokee Pills
Cherokee Injection
spears' Prult Preserving Solution
Browns, Chiorodyne
German Blood or Kaiser" Pill- &C. &c
Fleming's Worm Contections
Weights Reiuvepatng Elixir
Cyhurchill's syrup Hypopbosphits Of Lime
Van Deusen's Worm ontectlons
Hurley's wo N Candy
Bardotte'- Worm Sugar Drops
Greienberg Pills
cephalic Pills
schallepbereer's Fever and Aaue pills
Stropg's Pills J.. .l,r
McLane's Liver rills
Lipn's Vegetable Pills
Russeu's soothing Cordial for Children Teething
Jayne's lteratve
Jayne's Expectorant
Jayne's Carminattve
Jayne's Ssuafive Pfls
Railways Ready Relief
Railways r. Pills
Rsdway's Ready Resolvcnt tf5l-
June Al mT
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UTOLMEs d MACBETH.
No. SO Broad-atreet,
Charleston. q. O..
BROKERS. AUCTIONERRs. REAL ESTATE
AND y.r,
GENERAL CO m,sslUn AGENTS
viii attend to Renting and Collecting Of Rents
and purchase and sale Of stocks, Bonds, Gold,
Silver and Re1 Eetaie. N,
ALSO
70 the Purchase OF Good. ana supplies for parties
In the country upon re1Iou1ble serins.
GgosoH g. HoLnRs. ..ALKxAsDER MACBETH.
Janu7rvl Vt
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CuOD SERVANTS. WHILE AND COL
VJ ORED, can be obtained by applying TO EN-
PLoYMENr OFFICE, NO. so Queen-ssreet.
Aupust %
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TDams.

WANTED, s1O0O.-WANTED A LOAN
w of ONR IHOU>sNO DOLLARS for ono year.
on unencumberrd City Real Rstste Apply TO WM.
MCKAY, NO. 1876 Meetlng-street sepi 10
WTANTED, OnE GOUD CANv ,sSiSR
w for each County IN south Carolina. except
Colleton, also Can, asseIs f,r Charleston hu-
Pusta. Liberal commissions .lloved with opportu.
nifty OF making permanent bus'nees. NO one neeo
apply who cannot pay bis own expenses. address
by letter Immediately Advertising agency, W a. n
ER, IVANS COGSWELL, No Broad.street,
"Charsaston, s. c. - -. - ceP.
1IT ITAGTED. A srNGLM OULURED
w WOMAN, to cook; wash and iron. Recon-
me ndaiions requireo. apply IN nGADsDEN-sTRRET,
east side, one door north Of MONTAGUE eept7
WANTED TO RENT, A sCHOoL-
w HOUSE and RESIDENCE. Address stating
terms, P. o. BOZ No. 16s. vfm2a August II
XKyASTED, A COMPkT&sT ASD RE
w LIABLE MAN. Q Coppersmih and I'm,
Eer, accustomed to Railroad work. Good wages ana
steady employment Address O. COLI lHH Master
Of Machinery, A. and G.. Railroad. saSannnh. &c.
Sept6 = - Q
mas A DAY MAZE AT HOMEi 30
mAO entirely new articles for Agents. Sam
PIES sent free! Address B. SHAW, Alfred Me-
August "a - pao ei,, limo - u.
CIx HuNDRED HANDS WANT %. FOB
y work on the Brunswick and Albany RAILROAD,
Georgia. Wages one dollar and twenty 'nve GEMS
ther aricuars apply al the corner Of Vanderhorst
and @ orinq streets or at Forest House, No. 100
King street Of GEORGE L. PRATT; J. Z. MER-
gKR, Agent B. and B. 3. !. = Eepsl
YOUNG Man, OF FOUR YEHRs'
n business experience IN this city, and capaole
OF Qiyt NO the best references here desires perna
nent Situation In some Wholesale House-cotton
Factorage preferred. Address a. b.o.' BOX So.
Sept 'a INV
NuOD SERVANTS. WHILE AND COL
VT ORRD. can be OBTAINED by applying to EN-
PLoYMENr OFFICE, No. so oueen'snee'.
August %
WANTED, A YOUTH EhOM t8 to 20
w yeaes old, who would be willing 70 make him
self generally useful aa Jlerk In store IN Umonvie
:. q. Address POsTOFFTCE BOX, No. II. Union
n n a. ~ ~ August IA
WANTED. BY A MARRIED. MAN,
w situation In some Cotton Min south or South
vest: Ia Acquainted with all branches. having work
ed in them all, but should aelect VIEWING as
choice Parties wiahiBg to engage such person
vii please address note stating terms, to JOHN j.
KELLY, No. 1is state-street, Boston. bay z.
x.tANTED. EyERYBODY To SUBJ
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES G. RIGHTEn'S Select Library OF New
Books contains all Of the latest publications:
Anril 91 No. l6l KING-STREET.
NHinEsE LABOkERs.-PAhTIEs
u wishing 10 employ large or anal numbers OF
CHINRsE IABORERs ray make the necessary
srran eements for procurpe gang OF size required
dev cred in any part OF the country by application
to KOOPMANoCHAAP, San Francisco. Caifornfa
fully 40 -
XGyANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds, plsin and
ornamental, is executed promptly in the neatest
sty1e and At the lowest New York prices, st iHE
NEWS Job once, No. lAs EAST BAY Call and ex-
anime the scale OF prices before giving your orders
elsewhere-
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M/iLLfS q CHISHOLM.
FACTORS. COAfMISSIcN MERCHANTS
AMI
SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND TO TBE. PURCHASE, aALg AND
SHIPMENT ito foregD sno Ooo estc portsi et
COTTON, RICE, LUDBE Anu NAVAL STORES.
ATLANTIC WARY. Cbas.eston, G. O.
y. WILLIS. S..........., :..,....-.A, u. CHISoLM
Octonar os
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XKyANTED, A YOUTa rMOM l8 to 70
w years old, who would be willing TO make him
self generally useful aa Jlerk In store In Unio9vie,
n u g ~ ~ : August IA
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A YOUNG MAN, OF FOUR fEAKs'
A bnsness expeneuco In this city, and capable
Of giving the best references here deslres perna-
nent situation in some wholesale House@coaon
Fsctorage preferred. Address A. B. o., BOX w.
hept 1 Ok iIuo'
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w. O. A L N q 0o''
No. s4A PINE-sT aBEF.
NEW YoRk MfK
w.C. ALDEN, (Nsvvo-h
Wa. ELLl0rr, AVG"
JIM. MORGAN, late Of 6harlest N, &C
Negotiate sales Of SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE.
and EXCHANGES Of he same for Merchandise, &c.
Refer 10 Mesars. Geo. a. Treuho m b Son. Charles
con. q. c. sept<
.GHAs. HICK EY,
GILL; ER,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFA0
TURRR,
No. a5 Z ING G-9 EET.,
cBARLE>ToN. SO.
LooKINa.eLAssEso Of III si1es ns.ea to F.nes.
July16 pAo fnnvSuo
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x1TANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of Ill kinds. plsin and
ornamental, is executed promptly In the neatest
style and at the lowest New York prices ~ HE
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
elsewhere.
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HlnEsE LABOKERs.-PAhTI ES
u wishing To employ large or snial. numbers OF
CHINRsE LABORERs, ray make the necessary
arran gements for procurpR gang' OF size required
deliv cred in any part OF the country by application
to KOOPMANoCHAAP, San Francisco. California
luly m .E
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OIX HUNDRED HANDS WAhTr -. FOB
y work on the Brunswick and Albany aantoao,
Isl 26, per day. Free transportation out For fur.
ther articuars, apply at the corner OF Vanderhorst
and Coming streets or OF Forest House, No ago
KING g.sireet, Of GEORGE L. PRATT; J. Z: MEh-
UKR. AGENT B. and BIB. 80 sept1
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mAs DAY MAtE AT HOMEi 30
mNO entirely new articles for Agents. Sam
PIES sent free! Address B. SHAW, Alfred. NE.
August a p&C { .-iNi limo .ii.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-11-12
but, like Mercutio's wound, it was

but, like Mercutio's wound, it was
enough.
Alabama brings up the Demo
cratic rear by majority for that
party, in Mobile, of about 1000.
Such is substantially the story of
Tuesdays elections, outside the
State of New York. It will be seen
from the statistics in the news col
umns that the voting was every
where comparatively quiet and lack
ing in animation. The reaction
from the excitement Of Presidential
year was manifested in a general
apathy, as we'll as in a disposition
to give local issues a chance for a
fairer trial than they usually get.
No distinctively Republican State
was lost to the Republicans no dis
tinctively Democratic State was lost
to the Democracy. The decrease
or increase of majorities in all cases
were due to the side issues already
alluded to.
With these results substantially
closes the election record for 1869.
New Hampshire has yet to vote on
a Constabulary law, and Mississippi
and Texas are to decide, on the 30th
Of November, whether they will
continue to be left "out in the
cold;" but, as we have said, the
regular political calander is already
closed.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-11-12
Horrible Murderin Mississippi.

MEMPHIS, Nov. "A horrible
murder was committed at Oakalon,
Miss, on Saturday night. Major
Sheppard. collector OF internal rev.
enue, while lying in his bed, pros
trated by paralysis and unable to
lift his hand, was shot through the
heart by his son Lemuel, who enter
ed the room just as his mother was
leaving. Mrs. Sheppard, hearing
the report Of pistol returned to the
room, noticed the absence Of her
son, and, surprised at the report
having no effect on her husband,
went to the bedroom and discovered
that he had been shot through the
heart. Young Sheppard, after COM
mitting the deed, fled to the woods,
but was pursued by citizens who had
learned of the affair, arrested and
brought back. BY this time the ex-
citement was SO great that it was
with difficulty the sitizens were re-.
strained from inflicting summary
punishment upon the parricide. He
is still under arrest awaiting his
trial. Whisky is the supposed
cause. He is twenty eig ght years of
age.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-11-12
Arithmetic,

4. A certain lady, the mother of
three daughters, had a farm Of 500
acres, in circular form, with her
dwelling in the center. Being de-
sirous of having her daughters set
tie near her, she gave to them three
equal circles as large as could be in
cluded withing the periphery of her
farm, with a dwelling in the entire Of
each. How many acres did the
farm of each daughter contain, how
many acres did the mother retain,
ow far apart were the dwelling
houses of each daughter, and how
far was each from the mother?
5. AS stock was to BIS stock when
they commenced business, as to 4.
Each mans money was in use as
many days as it numbered dollars.
A quit with $3.50, and B. with $3.50.
What was each mans investment
The method Of Analysis, consist
ing of four separate steps: 1st
step. Repetition of the example by
the pupil I'd, Theory of the solu-
ton. Sd, Process of solution. 4th,
Result of solution. Axample. 1st
step. If James had 8 apples, and
his sister gave him 8 more, how
many had he? I'd step. AS many
as the sum of and 3. Sd step.
which is six. 4th step. Therefore
if James had 8 apples, and his sister
gave him 3 more, he had six apples.
Address, sempronious, Upper
Sandusky, Ohio.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-11-12
GENERAL NEWS.

Alfred Waters, bar-keeper in
Chicago, was shot ard killed while
standing behind his bar. Jimmy
Caldwell, alias Speckled Jimmy,
and half a dozen other roughs who
we're present, were all arrested and
locked UP to await an investigation.
The watchman at Palmer Falls
Woolen Factory, Corinth, New
York, shot and killed the Superin-
tendent, Mr.. Brown. on Sunday
night. He mistook him for a bur-
glar.
Some workmen, engaged in re-
moving the remains from the old
graveyard on Fifth street, in Day
ton, on Monday, exhumed the re-
mains Of giant seven feet high
The oldest inhabitants knew moth
ing of the interment.
The story Of an Illinois woman
becoming the mother of Six chill
dren at once. was started by face
tious clergyman, who married the
lady to a widower with six.
Within the last two days Monday
and Tuesday, snow has fallen in
Northern Vermont, to the depth of
one foot.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-11-12
CLEVELAND MARKET.
VVrDNESnAv Nov 10

FLOUR-White xxx, s7.50to7.75.
Amber Xxx, 5.50to6.75. No. Red Xxx,
6.OOto625. No. 2 Red X, 5.75to6. .0O.-
Country brands White Xxx. 675to7 .25
Red Xxx. 5.5Oto6OO. Amber Xxx 5.50to
625. Spring XXX, 5.50to625.
WHEAT-Receipts light and market
closes better; sales No. 1 red winter at
1.15to1.16; No. do at 1.12; at the close
1.16to1.1 was demanded for No. l and
lib for No. 2.
CORN-Steady and unchanged; No
mixed, held at SIC; No do at Soc.
OATS-No transactions reported and
the market dull and nominally un-
changed; held at 47c for No. State.
BARLEY-The receipts are fair and
the stock is accumulating; no transac-
tions and prices are nominal.
PORK-Quiet and unchanged; held
at $31. 90 for No Mass 5000 for No
do; 33 OOto34. 90 for Clear.
LARD-Market quiet and steady ;
city rendered held at lSc in tierces, 191a
cts in kegs country rendered 1711atolSc.
BUTTER-Choice lots of roll or tubs.
in small packages, are steady and in
tirkins quiet at 30to32c; common to
good by 25to2Sc.
CHEEsE-Firm and demand good +;
factory held at at191ato20; dairy held at
1sto191ac.
EGGs-Firmer and in fair demand ;
held at 32to33c for fresh lots, some deal
ers are asking 34c.
PoTAToEs-Market firm and demand
good held at 4Oc on track and 45c from
store for Peach Blows.
APPLEs-The supply is fair and the
market steady at $3,25to3.72 per barrel
for good to choice winter fruit.
C1DER-Quiet and is held at $5,00to
$50 per barrel, packages included.