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CHICAGO, Nov. II.
FLoUR-Qulet and prices unchanged.
GRAIN.-Wheat - Fairly active on
speculative account; sales No. at 9Oc,
and No. 2 regular and strictly fresh res
Ceipts, at S511aS73<c; closing at S6ka
S7Xc for future delivery; No.2 sold
at 8511faS6c seller the month; SSASSkc
buyer do., and SSas0o seller December;
during the afternoon the market WAS
inactive at SEC seller November, and IS
assoc seller December. Corn-Quiet at
741a75Mo for No. 2; closing at 749<a75c
for future delivery; there were sales at
74ha75c seller the month; 75c seller
December; after 'Change the market
was nominal At 75c seller November.
Oats-Quiet; No, 2 closing with sellers
at 500; the optional trading was at 39kc
buyer the month; 1910 buyer and 39%
a39Xo seller December, Rye-Less ac.
tive, but prices hrmer; 75a7Sc for No. 2,
closing at outside figure. Barley-Buy.
ers and sellers apart and the market
quiet; sales No. 2 at $50.
DRESSED HoGs-Quiet, owing to the
limited offerings, at $l1 O0al1 90. Live
Hogs-aotive and l0al5c higher; 80 25a
0 90 for fair to medium; 50 GOalO 10 tor
good to choice; $40 25alO IS for extra to
prime. ...s s.l-
CATTLE-Flrm but quiet at 50 5Oa4 90
for common to good COWS; 81 35a4 5O
for light shipping steers.
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Gheqnteltiqeartr:
NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
WASHINGTON, October 8. 1869.

ONNSHSA " AbuSs
By the President oftho United States:
The year which is drawing to close
has been free from pestilence. Health
has prevailed throughout the land.
Abundant crops reward the labors
OF fthe husbandman. Commerce and
manufactures have successfully prose.
cuted their peaceful paths. The mines
and forests have yielded literally. The
nation has increased In wealth and In
strength. Peace has prevailed, and It's
blessings have advanced every interest
Of the people In every part the Union.
Harmony and frRternal Intercourse,
restored, are obllterating the marks OF
the past conflict and estrangement.
Burdens have been llghtened, means
increased. Civil and religious liberty
are secured to every inhabItant OF the
land, whose soil is trod by none but
freemen. 1t becomes q people thus ia.
vored to make acknowledgment 10 the
Supreme Author, from whom such
blessings flow, Of their gratitude and
their dependence; to render praise and
thanksgiving for the same, and devout-
ly TO lmplore the continuance Of Gods
mercIes.
Therefore I. Ulysses s. Grant, Presl-
dent ofthe United States, do recon-.
mend that Thursday, the eighteenth
day OF November next, be observed as
a day OF Thanksgiving and OF praise
and Of prayer to Almighty God, the
Creator and the Ruler OF the Universe.
And, second, do further recommend
TO all the people OF the United States 10
assemble on that day In their accus.
toned places OF public worship. and to
unite In the homage and praise due to
the bountlrul Father OF all mercy, and
In fervent prayer for the continuance OF
the merclful blessings He has vouch-
sated to us as people.
In testimony thereof have hereunto ret
my hand, aud caused the Eeal OF the
United states 70 De atli xed, this the fifth
DAY or October, A. D. one thousand
eight hundred and sixty mine, and OF
the Independence OF the United states
OF America the Ninety fourth.
U. s. GRANT.
By The President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State.
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REMEMBER the grand performance at
Washington Hall this afternoon.

NEW PHASE OF THE CAPITAL RE
MovAL QuEsTIoN.-A dispatch In the
New York Herald, of Sunday, from
Washington, says:
1.-THE question OF the constitutio nall
~ OF the retroCesBion OF Alexandria, In
1915, to the State OF Virginia, is likely
To come up shortly after the meeting Of
Congress, In u method very little ex-
pected. and should It be settled against
the Old Dominion, the question OF the
removal Of the Capital will also be In
volved In such way as 10 give quiet.
us TO the removers. 1t is said that
programme has been arranged TO resist
the admission Of Mckenzie, the lately
elected member OF Congress from AL
eXandria, on the ground that he Is not
u consiitutionally elected representa-
tive. The members who have arranged
this plan, will argue that Congress had
no right in lS46, 10 dismember the Dis
trIct OF Columbia by the retrocessiou OF
Alexandria, that the intention OF the
Constitution was, that the territory Tor
the location Of the Capital once having
been fixed and accepted by Congress,
not a foot Of It could subsequently be
parted with without an amendment OF
the Constitution. II Congress, on hav-
Ing this point precipitated upon them,
should decide to deny Mckenzie his
seat. It will be something OF a point
gained for the people or the District
who oppose removal"
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than that Of last week, and upon the
whole the quality was much better
than II has been for several weeks.
There were some very hne sheep In
market, averaging from 100 TO 1lS
pounds, and as might bO expected, they
brought fancy prices, 6Na6Kc. The
whole number on sale was about $500
head and for the common grades the
market was dull. Good to prime sheep
may be quoted s. 5Oa4 90 per head, and
extra to fancy, at Is 0Oa5 80. Lambs
may be quoted at 81 O0aS 80 per head.
HoGs-The market 10 steady and
moderately active, though unchanged.
The demand is mainly local, being con.
fined 10 supplying the Immediate wants
Of butchers. We quote In retail way
at $40 0Oall 80 per cwt. gross Tor fair 10
prime heavy averages.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IN THE
Der Rules, 1850.
John Mendel and George Mendel, partners
as ]. q g. Mendel,
Charles II. Delters, indiana Deiters, Will
liam H. echambTR, Frederick ChrlStrnan,
Gibson l.. CrAumer and George MendQl,
In ChRncery.
Tho object OF this suit IL To subject What.
ever Int teIeLt said Charles H. Deller 10 DOS.
setaod OF or entitled To, In lot No. b In the
Hanea Island addition 10 the City OF Wheel
lnR, West Virginia, tho same having been
attached by the plaintiffs, to the Hatlailc-
uon OF thu COSTS ni this suit and OF q debt,
amounting 10 N9t O., with interest thereon
nom tho 18th day OF July, 1859, due and OW-
lnK from said Charles Il. Dellers 10 said
plaintiffs, said sum being the balance due
upon q certain debt evidenced by writing
signed by the ERid Charles II. DelterH dated
Wheeling, October 20 1883, whereby he
promised TO pay one day after said date
thereof 10 h6 plaintiffs or order, &Sjl, DC, 10
And II appearing from an affidavit nIed
with tho papeH III this cause that the de.
fendHuIs, Charles II. DeiterB and Indiana
state, on motion OF plaintiffs council II Is
ordered that they do appear within one
month after the INST publication hercOI I mud
due pu@ling OF this oriier At the front door or
the Court nUuEe OF Ohio County, Vest Wiz.
slnlA, and do what Ia necessary to prOtect
their interest In this suit.
A copy Test: A. II. CHAPLlNE, Cl'k,
CALDwELL& Il Bro, T..
novllsit.Thu
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A GREAFGALE.
A Big BIOw all Round. .


DAMAdE AND LOSS OF LlPR AT MOBILE.
MOBILE, Nov. 10.
The olty was visited by o gale to-day
doing considerable damage, The roof
OF the Mobile and Ohio freight depot
was blown OF. Several negroes were
badly hurt and one white man killed.
RINK BLowN DOWN AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Nov. II.
A very high wind from the south has
prevailed here for twelve hours. The
walls OF the rink were blown down,
Loss over Sl2.0OS.
SHARP PRRRzB AT ST. LouB-TKLR-
GRAPH DOWN.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. II.
The weather turned cold last night
and frozs sharply. Mercury Is now $40.
The Rt0rn pE0stFAted the telegraph
lines In nearly all directions.
THE STORM AT NRw YoRK-APPRR-
HRNDRD DANCER TO BHIPPINa.
NEW. YORK, Nov. II.
Last night a severe rain storm set In,
which still continues, accompanied by
strong northeast gale. II is appTe-
hended that the damage 10 shipping
will be considerable.
THE GALE IN KRNTuCKY-ooAL BARaEs
SUNK AT LoUIsvILLE.
LouIsvILLE, Nov. u.
The gale Last night was general
throughout Kentucky. All the tele-
graph lines south Of this are prostrated.
Thirteen barges and two boats laden
with l75, 900 bushels OF coal were torn
from their mOorings ut Jetfersonvllle,
Ind, and dashed against each other
and the shore and were completely
submerged. The greater part of the
coal was owned In Pittsburgh and
valued at $4,000. No insurance.
THE STORM AT CINCINNATI-sTEAMER
TORN LOOSE.
CINCINNATI, Nov. II.
Little damage was done by the wind
storm here. The direction Of the wind
made the boats cling tU the shore on
the Ohio side. Two steamers were torn
loose from the Kentucky shore, driven
from below the bridge and lodged on
the Licking bar above the bridge.
THE STORM AT NASHVILLE.
l... NASHVILLE, Nov. II.
There was a fierce storm Of wind last
night, but no damage was done beyond
the blowing down Of fences and forest
trees.
AT CHICAGO AND THROUGH THE NoRrH~
WEST.
CHICAGO, Nov. II.
A fierce storm has prevailed with
little interruption for the past 40 hours,
aud 1t apparently extends throughout
the Northwest. It has dons serious
damage TO the telegraph wires. at tunes
nearly cutting of all telegraphlc com.
muniCatlon. No serious interruption
has occurred to the various railroads.
Have heard OF no serious disasters on
the lake, although large number OF
minor importance are reported. The
storm on the lake has never been ex-
ceeled In fury. The sea ran awfully
high. q ~ -
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THE editor Of rural newspaper who
seems to have had experience with more
than one kind OF pen, 10 out in defence
OF the maligned hog, declaring that the
hog 10 not o hog because he loyeS the
mire; he seeks It to cool his heated
sides the water is preferable. and the
cooler he can get II the better he likes
It. He Ia not q hog In the III sense OF
that word !; his owner from time lm>
memorial has made him such ; he has
done It by abuse and neglect. But the
hog is sensitive, good.natured, clean
II you give him chance for cleanli-
ness, OF more cleanly habits than any
creature on the farm. This places the
hog upon q very nice footing, but we
are not sure, after all, that he can
maintain It.
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Allegheny oattlo l1Arhet.
ALLEGHENY, Nov. II.

ALLEGHENY, Nov. IL
CATTLE-The supply Of this kind OF
stock on sale on Monday was compaTa~
lively llght-950 head against !. $50 the
previous week. With an improved
demand and several droves taken on
New York account, the market was
stronger than II has been for several
weeks, and for all grades the prices
ruled higher. There was an unusual.
ly large number OF good cattle on sale,
which Is usually the case on market
day preceding Thanksgiving day, and
they were all at an advance over
last weeks prices, and commoner
grades, also, were held With more to.
uactty and In many instances brought
70 10 25 per cent more than the same
grade OF stock last week.
SHERP AND LAMDs-The supply of
sheep on sale was somewhat larger
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A ROLLING SNowBALL.-Not long
ago we noticed that Senator Wiley was
slightly hurt by recent railroad cas-.
ualty near Grafton. A few days after.
wards an exchange noticed that the
Senator had suffered an injury" Soon
after We learned from another that he
had been considerably Injured" and
not long after from another that he had
been "serlously Injured" Now anoth.
or reports that he IL dangerously In
Jured;" and we are beginning to be
alarmed lest we shall soon hear that
the Senator was actually killed. Upon
better Information 1t appears doubtful
II Mr.. Wiley was hurt I'll all. Such ls
news.
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Now YORK producc Market.

GNS" AoEA hAnEAcAs
NEW YORK, Nov. II.
CoTToN-Flrmer; sales 2,l00 bales al
25Ho for middlIng uplands.
FLoUR-Dull; 10a15c lower; sales
5000 bbls; limited business for home
trade. Rye Flour-QuiOt. Corn Meal
Heavy. Ja .- .
GRAIN-Wheat 1a2c lower on winter;
spring unchanged; sales 2S.0OO busi
closing dull and heavy. Rye-Dull
and heavy. Barley-Heavy. Oats
Dull and heavy; sales 5000 bus; west
ern 62a64o. Corn-Active and firm:
mixed western 81 07a1 90; sales $1,000
bus.
GRocERlEs-Unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs.-Mess Pork.-FIrm at
SSl IS. Beef-Unchanged. Bacon
Quiet aud firm. Cut Meats-Nominal.
Lard, firm; steam lSalSkc.
EGGs-Steady.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Dull.
SrIRITs TURPENTINE-Steady.
METALs-Unchanged, except Scotch
pig Iron, which is hrmer at $35 50a3S OO
PETRoLEUM-Flrm.s
FRRIdHTs-Quiet and hrmer.
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WEST IVA. Posr OFFICE MATTERS
The Postmaster General on Saturday
ordered the following establishments:
A new Office at Lizsmore's, Clay coun-
ty, West Virginia, Elijah Nichols ap-
pointed postmaster; on route 4.27O. Ka-
nawha Courthouse to LIzemore, (head
OF route.) sGlllespieyllle, Kanawha
county, Robert Gillespie, postmaster;
Laurel Ridge, Kanawha county, Pleas.
ant Estep, postmaster; and Kendall's
Mills, Kanawha county, John F. Britt,
postmaster; all on same route as above.
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STooKs-Heavy and lower.
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AT the annual meeting Monday, OF
the stockholders Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. the following persons
were re elected directors for the eusu-
Ing year: John Hopkins, Samuel W.
smith, Francis Bsvans, John Spear,
Nicholas John Gregg, q. Oliver O'Don<
nell, James Harney, Galloway Chester,
William W. Taylor, Samuel Kirby,
Allen A. Chapman and Albert 5hu-
mRcker.
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What Batter ~ Charged with ApprO.
prIAIIug...Tho General Ont o N Bali,
NEW YoRK, Nov. L
ST. LOUIS.
Increase In Her RxpOrts...Heayy
Deficit.

A@NA - @-N@ As-ANSA A-NeNNS
Deficit.
E'.I.N ST. LOUIS, Nov. II.
Mayor Cole, In a message 10 the City
Council, yesterday, estimates the
amount of produce sent from here to
points south OF Cairo, twice as large as
before the war, and the amount Of
manufactured articles ten fold as great.
He recommends o still further exIen-.
sion Of the city wharf, and strongly
urges the adoption OF the Abattoir ays.
tenn. The total revenue of the city last
year was 81 ,9S4 SO; expenses, 81, 2,Sls. .02l;
excess OF expenditures over receipts,
SS8S, lii.
Judge knight decided to-day In the
Circuit Court, that no authority to
grant an Injunction against the County
Court In the matter OF the sale Of the
Pacific road stock to Hudson Z. Ridge.
The petition is therefore dismissed.
The floating debt OF this city, exclu.
sive Of treasury warrants used as our
reucy, $l,0S9, 900; bonded debt Sl2 1885,
900. II is estimated that the revenue
next year will exceed the expenditures,
$4,000.
Tomorrow will be generally observ-
ed as u holiday here.
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SPAIN.
Moro Troops for Cuba.

MADRID. Nov. II.
Five steamers sailed for Havana
since Sunday, carrying 5000 10 1000
volunteers.
The Republican Committee have re-
monstrated with Gen. Prim against
sendInR Republican prisoners to Cuba.
Prim replied that he would consult his
colleagues before final action.
The Bishop OF Havana, on arriving
at Cadlz, embarked for Gibraltar, but
was arrested on board the steamer and
taken ashore, and Is now detained at
the palace OF the Governor Of CadIz,
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Read! Read! Read /!
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND sCRoFuLA.
hn.........u..nr..e. L


CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND sCROFU LA.
PARKERsBURG, April 10.
T. H. LOGAN, Eso.-Dedr Sir 81 wrote 10
you some time since for bottle OF Brent
llnger's Fluid Extract OF sarBapAr lila and
Dandellon, and must say that IL has acted
upon me like charm. I have been at1ict-
cd for near two years with Dyspepsia; two
thirds OF the tlme vomited nom one 10
three times day. had given up tho idea
OF ever getting well, and Indeed my friends
had given up all hopes OF my ever
getting we'll again. Added 10 this, suffered
with the scrofula very much. since last
September one side OF my neck was one en-
tire sore, composed OF some seven runnlng
sores. The use Of one bottle has much i'm
proved me. Ny stomach Is relieved and MY
neck has improved beyond my most San
guine expectations. l feel much encouraged,
aud think by the use OF one or two bottles
more, / shall be relieved entirely. You WILL
please scnd me two bottles by the boat.
Yours, respectfully,
J. W. HOMER.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY Gable Telegraph 10 the IntsllIgenoer.
EdGLAHD.
Probable Influence OF the But CauHl
sAn R.,wIIIh Etn,,n,na.ao

Probable Influence OF the Butz Canal
on EbEIlBh Commerce.
LONDON, Nov. Is.
The Times considers the effect the
Suez Canal will have on British inter-
eats. II says: We are aware that In
Paris, Florence and even 81. Peters
burg, there Ia great exultation at the
notion that by the opening OF the canal
trade may be turned into new chan.
mel and heavy blow dealt 10 the ma
tlon. We will not allow ourselves 10 be
discomposed by this illiberal prognosti.
cation. Il was not the English who
first sailed around Africa and made
settlements In India. No better favor
is needed at Port Said than the free
competition which Rvalled US 80 we'll at
the Cape Of Good Hope.
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RRAHCE.

Withdrawal or Ledru ROIIIn"ROelle.
fort Challenged.
PARIS, Nov. II.
The journals publish q oommunica-
tlon from Ledru ROllin Withdrawing
AZ y candidate for the Corps LegislUtIf,
Tor the reason that he don't desire 10
cause division in the liberal party.
1t is reported that the editor OF the
lie Pays has challenged Rochefort for
accusing him OF collusion with the pO-
lice. Rochefort IL about 10 commence
the publication Of a new journal, title
La MGrScltdiSe.
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A PAIR OF RAILKOAD ACCIDEN ~.
Train Smashed and Fireman and I'm.
Eineer Badly HuFL-.IirIdEO .s
Destroyed. 'A'N

Eineer Badly HurL-..1rIdEO ..e
Destroyed. 'i'N.
CLEVELAND, Nov II.
The Cincinnati Express on the Cleve-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati Il Indian
Rpolia Railroad, due this morning at Z
O'Clock, met with serious accident
near Shii0, at half past tive. The wind
had driven freight Car from the side
track at Shelby, some ak miles down
the road. and the express, running Ut a
rate OF rs miles an hour, ran Into Il,
throwing the engine and two baggage
cars from the track, and tearing up the
rails in q fearful manner. Lawrence
Martin, tho engineer, was found by the
side OF the boiler insenslble, his head
cut and body badly bruised. The fire.
man was found beneath the engine
with his leg broken and head cut.
These were all the persons seriously
Injured. Superintendent Flint fitted
out a relief train, and accompanied by
physicians, went to the scene OF. the
disaster and rendered every assistance.
The track was cleared OF the wreck
during the day, so that trains can now
pass. l.,..
The bridge OF the Sandusky Division
Of the Lake Shore KilrUXd, which
spans Pipe Greek, between Sandusky
and Huron, was totally destroyed by
tire this morning, sOun alter the pas
sage Oi the East bound accommodation
train. 1t iH supposed that the structure
caught tire from sparks OF the locomo-
tive. Trains on the road Will only run
as far as Huron Station, q util the bridge
IL rebuilt; workmeu will commence
operations Immediately aud trains viii
be delayed but u few days.
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A Candidate for congress Shot

2 6a MRlrrHIs, TENN, Nov. l6.
The Avalanche learns that an alter
cation occurred during yesterday, be-
tween Gen. Barry, formerly OF the
Freedmen's Bureau, now candidate for
Congress, and Altman Stewart, hotel
keeper, during which the latter shot
Barry, breaking his arm. The negroes
who were In attendance at the speak,
Ing be came enraged, and but for . pre-
ctpitats flight, Stewart would have been
killed.
A youth named Samuel Johnson,
while duck shooting In Arkansas yes.
terday, accidentally shot himself
through tho heart.
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hoonands German BitterS per bottle u %
hAItdOEan 500
hoonand1 . German Tonic, put up III quar-
hotties, u 20 per bottle or n half dozen for
n 90.
aS-Do not forget 10 examine well the ar.
icle you buy, In order 10 got the genuine.
For sale by druggists and DealON In Med.
cine OYeryWhero, iyl2
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CAUTION.

HoonandT German Remedies arc counter.
IsIted, See that the signature ofC, N. JACK.
BON 10 on tho wrapper OF each bottle. AL
OIhura are counterfeit.
German Medicine Store, No. 6Sl ARCH sueOt,
Philadelphia, Pa.
formorIy q. II. JACKSON q 10.
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\ Ihe AnnexalIon of san DOmInEo.
Seems to be Something I'm 1t.

seems 10 DO something In IL.
WARRINGTON, Nov. II.
The acceptance by President Baez OF
the proposition made him by Secretary
Seward for the annexation OF that re-
public 10 the United States Is said 10 be
on hle In the State Department, and II
10 probable that treaty for the annex-
tion Of San Domingo will be submitted
10 the Senate the coming session.
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FIRSr GLASS sEMNATION.
wAHRANE FOE BEN. DurLxm.
Beauty after the Beast.

The Spoon Question TO bC Investigated
New York, Nov. II.
Judge Jones OF the Superior Court Of
New York, ordered the arrest Of B. F.
Butler, for stealing silver ware and
table furniture TO the amount Of $50. 600,
from Mrs. ROuena Florence, niece OF
Gen. Twiggs, In the year Of 1852, at
New Orleans.
What Batter IL Charged with Appro.
prlAIInE..!ThC General Ont o n Bali.
New York, Nov. II.
The order Of arrest issued by Judge
Jones, OF the Superior Court, against
Gen. Benz. F. Butler, at the suit OF Mrs.
Florence Of New Orleans, charging him
with feloniously appropriatlng three
jeweled gold hilted swords formerly
the property OF Gen. Twiggs, and worth
$S5. 600. and box Of silver ware valued
at $4,000. The bail was fixed at SIT, 900,
to be furnished by Friday. The Gen:
eral Is permitted 10 60 on parole.
Tomorrow will be generally observ"
ed Us Thanksgiving Day, and business
suapenueu' " Et
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ALABAMA.
Legislative Matter" ..AnnuNI F..lr.

Legislative mAlterH '"AAnuAl Fair.
.-lLs1 MONTGOMERY, Nov. l6.
All the newly elected members 10 the
Legislature have been admitted to their
seats. The seats OF Proskarer and Ma.
gee, Democrats. from Mobile, will be
contested. In the Senate, Mr.. Pen
ninRton introduced a resolution ask
Ing Congress u remove all disabilities
Of the HIh Amendment. -
The 9Th Annual Fair Of the State
Agricultural Society commences here
on the sd. .- fH.l
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.. C1NoINNATT, Nov. II.
River risen 7 Inches with 9 feet In the
channel. Weather cloudy with a strong
gale OF wind all last night and this
morning. Thermometer 46".
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ROOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

IL pleasant preparation OF the BitterE for
those who do not like extreme BiltsR. II
IN composed OF all the ingredients OI the
BitteB combined with pure sRnta Cruz rum
Nnd agreeable hRvorinE extracts. Its use
recommended when BOmO pure Etlmulnnt is
required In connection with the tonic pro-
psTtIO3 of tho BittHrR