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The New York Post thus applies 10
hose persons and papers that abuse
the President because he does not con-
stantly remain at Washington but
seeks health and relaxation at the wa
tsrlug places:
Now, what are the facts about the
Presidentf his personal habits are the
most correct, He likes fine horse, az
most men do who know one when they
see II; but he does not attend races, He
has not chosen 10 remain In Washing.
ton during the summer heat; and, II
public business does not keep him
there, be 10 wise to leavea place which
Is VIGOROUSLY unheAlthful as we'll aA
extremely uncomfortable at thia sea-
son. He hasnot, BY becoming Presi-
dent, given up his right as an Ameri.
can citizen TO seek health In such places
as Long Branch or Saratoga; and Ger.
talnly no President has ever moved
about the county less obtrusIvely, or
more carefully Stunned public display
or adulation.
The truth Is, that he has not been
changed one whit by his elevation to
tEe Presidency. He remains still the
same quiet-loving, show-hating, self.
contained and red tape desplsIng man
he always was. He does what seems
TO him right; and so long as his duties
are not neglected, he does not see WIN
be should not be as com Portable as 9TH
Ter citizens.
Therefore Mr.. Phillips calls him a
horse Jockey and boy. Therefore the
World daily revlles him. As for Ills
pollcy-!t will be time enough to de-
fend that when II Is seriously attacked:
mere vague and ignorant fault. finding
Is all that has hitherto been vouchsafed
BY his opponents; and so far as events
have declared themselves, his policy IA
shown to be wise. he Ia likely 10 make
mistakes, as all Presidents have made
them; we have not hesitAted TO show
wherein we thought he had done so In
some OF his appointments. But his
motives are upright; he means to do
bis duty TO the country, his character
Is pure and lofty; his personal habits
are correct, acOording 10 the strtCtest
American standard; be Ia sincerely and
periodically devoted 10 tie service Of
the nation; he Is no self-seeker or In
triguer; and II will not encourage others
to serve the country faithfully, to ses
such man subjected 10 constant mis-.
representation, not only Of his acts, but
bis motives.
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BURIED ALlvE.-A son of the Emerald
Isle, named Pat Mcclure, while digging
a well in Robinson township, last week,
had the misfortune to be buried alive, by
the well caving in upon him, and Gov.
ering him to the depth ofabout three feet.
The neig hbors as soon they learned the
facts gathered together and commenced
sxcavating in search of the missing man.
When MCGuire's head and shoulders
were uncovered, an attempt was made to
pull him out, when those engaged in Il
were somewhat surprised by Mcclure re.
marking that he felt "wee bit more
comfortable now" and for them TO ''be
aisy" and remove more Of the dirt from
around his body before thew again at.
tempted to pull him out. When Felsased
he went about his work rs if nothing nm.
usual had happened him. Strange 10 saw
he was thus literally buried alive for mn.
wards ofthree hours.-R. Pleasant Jour.
nal
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The Cincinnati Commercial remarks
that if Andy johnson be elected Senator
from Tennessee, it will DO "as an aggra.
vator." 1.-THE sense of humor is not, we
suppose, extinct in Tennessee, and the
fun of the thing will help Andy. The
only trouble is Brownlow will not die,
and Fowler will not resign, so that there
is over two years to be lost before A. j.
can go into the Senate and present him>
self as an admirable example of the dis.
turbing element"
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Has proved Itself 10 Do the most perfect pre-.
paralion for the Hair ever oGend 70 the
public 10 ..
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS oRIGl-
NAL COLOR
and create a new growth whers II has fallen
or nom disease or natural decay.
II utI prevent he hair from falling ou!.
All who use IL are unanimous In awarding
It the pralse OF being the best Hair DresS.
ing extant
Our TreatiSe on the Hair sent free by fail.
MANUFACTURED ONLY ny
r. P. HALL q CO., Nashua, N. H., Pro.
pfleton.
For sale by all Druggists.
Jy26.1meOd.d&w
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MARSHAL NELL, COmmander.in.chief
Of the French Army, is dead. He was
of Irish descent, and was one Of many
illustrations of Irish capacity for military
affairs. He won his grades Of distinction
step by step in the Crimea and in Italy,
and had become one of the pillars of Ma.
poleon's empire. His loss will be severe.
~ felt by the master whom he served with
untiring faithfulness. IL -
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THE Richmond Wing will have no
Wanting of the Virginia election as a
democratic victory" "If to have
carried out in her late election" says the
Wing, "a policy in which no single Dem.
ocrOtic dogma, principle or characteristic
ends a place, makes her Democratic, then
she may be so considered, upon the prin.
ciplc Of lucus a non lucenao."
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AT Point Pleasant during the recent
eclipse, it was SO dark as to render the
use Of lights necessary. The chickens in
some instances went to roost, and the
Journal says "the blnckbirds came in
from the fields along the Kanawha aud
remained upon their roosts short time,
when they again dispersed and com.
menced feeding in the fields" Query:
DO the blackbirds there roost in town?
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AT the recent term of the United
States District Court OF Parkersburg,
three indictments we're found against W.
II. Chewvront, late postmaster at West
Union, for violations of the United States
mails. The case was transferred To
Clarksburr for trial.
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GERRIrr SMITH, in a recent letter, says
that prohibitOry law cannot be enforced
''by such governments as the world is gen.
orally cursed with. A new style of gov.
crnmentis needed" Hedoes not describe
the "ncw style" nor say when the world
is to have il,
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THE frst pier in the river of the Park.
ersburg Railroad Bridge has now been
run above high water, and workmen are
laying stone on the second and third with
another set Of hands. Before winter sets
in, all the piers will be above high water.
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The Mason county Journal Demo.
cratic) expresses the opinion that West
Virginia having ratified the 18th amend.
ment, she cannot withdraw that ratifca.
ton, and that negro suffrage is no longer
m issue in this State.
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Gheqntelliqet


Those ofour cItiEens absenting themselves
from tbs city during the SUNNI er month";
can have the fSTELLtdENCER sent 10 them
w mall fOr week or any longer term, for
l5icen9 per week.
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mAkRIEn.

McULAIN-MoFFET.-AuguSt 18TH, 1859,
a. the house OF the brideB parents, by Rev.
VIM. CASTOR, Mr.. -ARTHuR MCOLAIN, OF
Bellalre, Ohio. TO MlRa BELLE MoPFEF, OF
Wheeling Island, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-16

10 OwAERS or HOUSES AND
CATTLE.
TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POW.
DERs are warranted superior TO any others,
or no pay, for the cure OF Dislemper, Worms,
Bots, Coughs, Hlde.bound, Colds, &C., in
Hones; and Colds. Coughs, Loss OF MILK,
Black Tongue, Horn Dbtemper, de-, In Cat
tie, They are perfectly safe and Innocent;
no eed OF stopping the working OF your
animals They increase the appetite, give
q fiue coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary
organs; also Increase the milk OF COWS. Try
them, and you will never DO without them.
The late Hiram Woodruff. celebrated train.
or Of Iotting hortes, used them for years,
Col. Philo. T. BuS1, OF the Jerome Race
Course. fordham, N. y, would not use
them until he was tod OF what they are
composed, since which no d never without
them. He has over twenty running hores
In his charge, aud for the last three Year,
has used no other medicine for them. He
has kindly permitted me 10 refer any one 10
him. Over 1000 other references can be seen
Of the Depot.
Sold by Druggists and saddlors. Price, Is
cents per Oox. Depot, 10 PARK Place, Now
York. ..... augl0.lmd&w
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The praaldant nanlaras War

------SNN-
The President Declares War
Against all impoaltlOnS upon the people,
and Science, following the glorious exam'
pie, iSout
AGAINST 'TaE POIBORERS,
who sell sugar Of lead hair dyes, that not
only ruin the hair. but paraly 70 the system.
Impoaton
VINO DESTROY TIE UNwARH
ah1nld to put down BY law. In the mean.
time,
0riStadOrO's Excelsior Blair Dye
Ia offered under the guarantee OF Professor
Chiffon, the famous analytical chemist. as
an efiiClent,
Pure and Harmless Preparation,
cRIsrADoRo's HAIR PREsERVA.
TIVE, Gs Dressing. acti like charm on
the Hair after DyeInV. Try 1t.
augl0.lmd&w
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Hon. CSC. II. LEE, or Clarksburg, is
confined to his house by serious illness.
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sspetial gutifss.
Erring but Noble:

selE.Help for Young Man, who having
Erred, desire q better MkNHo0D. BSnt %.
sealed letter envelopes, freq, Of charge. ADJ
dress, HOWARD SANITARY AID ABAo-
CITATION, Boz r, Philadelphia, Pa.
mAy2l.3md&w =
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Goshen Cheese.

Os BOXES PRIME QUALITY JUST
10 received and for sale BY ,r,,
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Att Advertisements.
7T,antnre ia ladies.

AHRs, DoCrREss FRENoH, on NEW
IiI York, viii deliver tho nIgt lecture Of
i1F, M HoEnbFoOkb Hail. Commence At
O'Clock, pr6ciaelv. Admission IS cents.
Subject s-HealLh. All suffering from neT.
v1uB dItiieul lies, rheumatism, &C, can DO
relieved without extra charge. Dan DO con-
suited o. her rooms nom A, n. I'LL JPN.
auRle.lt
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Wheeling Female College,

g EssION WILL COMMENCE MONDAY,
= september 9th. Thorough and expert.
enoed 10 AeheTs In every department.
Unsurpassed IN ,Balpbrity, elevated above
ground and open Exposure on all sides, II
combines the healthlulnGal OF tbs country
with the advantages OF the city. Board q
per week. Tuition from 90 70 Sl2 pei, quarter.
Address, Mtss 9. L. sTlLSON, Principal, or
2: u, HUBBARD, President Of the Board Of
Directors. AuR2.dAWto
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9pettaI AutlEes.
Peculiar Adaptability.


AseASA GSNA = = lA4NN
Their peculiar adaptabllity 10 all consti.
tutions a. cleAuSers OF the bowels and the
blood has established their great merit.
They restore the liver, the spleen and even
the heart TO healthy action when other rem
edles have been used without producing
any benefit They do not expose tho.e who
use them TO any danger, being as safe as sal.
utary.
Extract from Letter 10 Dr.. Brdldreth from O.
j. Fdy, Esq., p. NJ, Hamilton, N. j.
"In 1888 I was In poor health, and my
friends RI well as myself supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. But
after taking ons box Of BrandrethH Pills, I
began 70 feel better. Well, sir, when had
used up twelve boxes was we'll, healthy
NANNY weight having gone from 1871
pounds up TO 1852 pounds. then ordered q
supply, and between that time and the
present. have rstailed three thousand dol.
Lars worth Of these invaluable pills, and
Am quite sure that have thereby been In
Etrumental In saving thousands OF lives.
"Yours, truly, CT. FAY, PM"
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Bold by all Druggists. Observe my name
In white letters In the government stamp.
d. BRANDRETH.
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TaTELLIGRNCER JOB 0FRIUE,
No. Is Quincy street. n ..
oAhnS AHDBILLHEAD neatly printed
MISUNDERSTANDING. ~ .a'
1NsuRA-'CE roh1cIEs AND BLANKS
DRAY TICK ETs AND BILLS OF 1Ap1Ne
PROGRAMMES AND PoerEEa
9HEcKs, NoTEs, RE0K1Pra .
sHoW Hills Tor Country Merchants, 81
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"rhe uKfrsF1al Cause
Acts not by partial bat By general laws"
II Observer is correct then Pope was
fool, and observer 10 entitled to the
highest niche In the Pantheon of fame.
Tim ASHMAN.
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.

IT Il Il IA -.
INVARIABLY ADVANCE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-18
River Dispnaciss ss

PIrTsBURG, November ELECTROMAGNETIC
% inches and stationary. IL rained durii
mometer at $50. No indication OF q rise
at Ou City. Arrived: New State, from
Wheeling.
Departures: Lawrence, Memphis; Edin-
burg, New Orleans. River rising, with o
feet 10 inches in the channel last night.
The Lyle arrived at and the United
States at z NJ.
LOUISVILLE, November I7.--River sta
tionary, with 3 feot inches In the canal
Weather cloudy, with more indications OF
rain. Arrived: Fila Hughes, from Cairo;
Emma Floyd, Memphis to Cincinnati.
Both boats from Cincinnati grounded at
CAIRO, November I7-Port List.-W est
Wind, Evansville packet, a. IN. Carroll,
st. Louis 10 New Orleans, am. Glasgow,
Memphis to Cincinnati, 10 am; Alpha,
Evansville packet, IL Am; Shamrock, 81.
Louis to Cincinnati, ,. m; Belle St Louis,
Mound City to st. Louis, p IN Belle
Memphis, ~ EN- phis to st. Louis, B D. m. To q
river h as fallen Inches. Weather cloudy;
81. LOUIS, Nov. I7-Port List.-Arrivel !:
Washington, ftom Missouri River; Bon
Accord. from Mound City; Andy john
SOD, from Keokuk; Thompson Dean, ON
New Orleans; w. j. Lewis, from Memphis.
Departed Moonstone, for Peoria CoIossai
for Arkansas River; City Of Cairo, for
Memphis; Columbian, for New Orleans
Forsyt tn, for VteksbnTg; Anna, for Clnctn-
natl; MareeIla, for Lexington Andy John
SOU -lOE EAGOKuA w srAA1 ADE 1Ah-
souri, River: Bayard, for Louisiana. The
river has risen four incbe s, and all The
upper streams are probably swelling. the
weather Is cloudy and cool; mercury 3s' at
3P.M nov 3to.
nashville. November I7.-Rfver rising
slowly, with II Inches on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather clear and cold.
MEMPHIS, November 1.-THE weather IS
clear and pleasant. The river Is falling.
Arrived Usage, st. Louis. DepaTted-Nor-
man, with 800 bales cotton; Areosy, Gin
cinnati; Arthur and Indiana, New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, November l6.-Weather cool
ard raining. The was . heavy storm
this morning. ATrived-ArthuF, st Louis.
Depart d-LumiDGry, Julia and City Of
Alton, st. Louis; RubibOD, VIcksburg.
NEW ORLEANS, November l6.-ArrtYed-
Putnam, KenLon and Henry Jones. De-
paI ted-Vlrginta and Continental.
NEW ORLEAHs, November 17.-ArFiyed-
lady q " and Nauanta
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-18

All the organs OF the body are. so Co
speak, the pensioners OF She stomach, fin
thRt living laboratory d. prepared tho
nOuTiahment required 20 sustain tham,
and by ihe vessels and ducts connected
with the digestive apparatus That mpur-
iHhment ~ conveyed 10 every part of the
eyrif m. Upon the quality and quantity
OF this element OF lie. and upon the mnn-
uer In which 40 iH distributed and nppQr-
toned, physical health mainly depends.
and as the mind Invariably sym pnthlXca
with the body, the WigOr OF the one tn nhsO.
lutely necessary % he wen being OF the
other.
II is because HOBrETTEH'8 hTOMACH
BtTrERs accompanies this double object
that it enjoys a reputation az preVentiVn
and curative never before attained hg any
medicinal preparation. But ttadiFect boue-
iciai operation upon the WonK or diaOr-
alton. It's the most comprehensive OF ala
known remedies. 10 tone, hIeuHtheua .
aud regulates the dinchorelnR as well na
the mssinilating organs gently moving
the bowels, promoting hea thfut eVauofn-
ton through the pori ~, TnuBiug the lucr-
liver from 40 tOrpor, and inducing haIuu-
nious aud natural elton in the whole ami
mat machinery. This benign result Dos not
produced BY any OF the reactionOrv drugs
which are uted 80 ihVi1hly ih the old
school practice founded by parnee .Gusi
but ~ mid, fafe, and Agreeable vegstnDle
agents. inteimiXed with luIo aud mal-
low aimulRnt which dlnusfR their Indus
enca through the system ana remdo their
. nitary properties active and ehectivo.
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chicago Mnrket.


B. Telegraph CHICAGO. Nov. II.
FLo0R--Qaiet and unchanged.
WHEAT ctive; sales OF No. 4 at 0Oc
No. z, regular aud strictly fresh receipts,
at S)1lQS71ze; closing at S6MgB71zc for fu-
ture delivery; and No. 2 sold at S51z@S6c,
seller the month: B8dBSLc, buyer do,
and s. G69c. seller December: during the
after noOn the market was inactive at S8c f,
seller November, and S59555zc, seller De-
cember.
CoRE-Quiet at 74Izg75s1c for No. 2, clos
ing at 74140575 for fntuTe deliverys there
were sales al 74%M75c, seller the month q;
75c, seller December; after Change 10 was
nominal ut Toe, seller November.
OATs-Quiet for ko.2, closing with sell
leTs at t9c; optional trading was NJ 89%c
buyer the mouth: 491zc buyer, and t01S
@8y5zc seller Decent Der.
RYE-Less active, but prices hrmer; zoo
7Sc i0i No. 2, closing &C outside figure.
BARLEY-Euyers and sellers apart, and
ma ket quiet: No. 2, e6e.
HIGHWISRS-I In gDod demand for iron
bound packages 10 MI orders; the market
closed firm % 81 OF.
PRoYIsIOEs Firm and higher. Mess
pork closed at 628 50029 IS. : ales OF 5000
pieces o. green hams at l5c, and 1900
pounds Of green shoulders at lie. Lard
tic. with demand at i6tzc, seller January,
and l7c, seller February.
HOGS Dressed hCt squiet. owing TO the
limited offerings at il6sll so.
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Cinclnnati MarKsg.

By Ieiesraph.l C1ECInEATI. Nov. IL.
FLoUR-DuH and unchanged; family,
s. 250g5 so.
WHEAT-Dull; No. red 81 10.
CoRN-Scarcs and firm at 9O9s3c for ear /;
new sells at 72d73c
95lc.
RYE-Dull.
BARLEY-Unchanges and quiet
CoTToH-tirm but quiet; sales OF mid
diiog uplands at 235{c
WHIsKY-FIrm at 81, but Il Is held at a CT
al o., and small sales were made this az
ternoon at these rates.
MISS PoRK-ls held higher, and no saIes;
So 90 is asked.
BULK MEATS In moderate demand A.
l2149l21zc for shoulders - 10 20 days. aud
l6h@le5zc for Gear rib aid clear sides,
packed.
LARD-Flrm at lie for prime steam, and
l71zc for kettle.
BUrTER-Steedy at S0a8jr.
CHEEsE-fir IN al l71%Nl8kc.
EGGS-Scarce, and advanced to 33930c.
HoGs--Quiet and firTn; alt sold &C Sl0G
10 40 for good 10 prime, and $40 02GlO % for
for extra, but noG many ofthe latter "A IL q
market. receipts 5000 head.
OILs-Linseed, dun aS 9O192c. Lard oil,
firm at 81 40gl IS. Petroleum, 8eg3jc for
refined.
SUGAR-Dull and unchanged.
COFFEE-s3teady at lsg2fc.
TALLoW--I51ZMl4c.
GoLD-l26Z buying.
EXCHANGE-Dull at lilo per cent. dis
count buying.
MoNEY-Market close,
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Thanksgiving.

TRINITY NJ. E. CHURCH.-Thanks-
giving services will be held in Trinity
Methodist Church. to-day. at 1O3
o'clock, in which the several Meth
odist Churches Of the city will unite.
The Pastor, Rev Mr.. Andrus. viii
deliver the discourse.
In the evening. att o'clock, all the
congregations in the city represented
by their ministers in the =" Ministerial
Association, will hold a General
Union Thanksgiving Service. DR..
Baker, Pastor of the Baptist Church,
will preach on the occasion. Let
there be large attendance at these
meetings.
FIRST BAPTIST CHUReH.-Union
Thanksgiving services will be held in
the First Baptist Church. corner Of
Third and Cherry Streets. at 104 AN
to day, in which the congregation Of
the Walnut andVine Street and Cum
berland Presbyterian Churches, and
lhe other Baptist Churches of the
city will unite. Rev. DR.. Bowden. Of
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
viii preach the sermon. All are cor.
daily invited to attend.
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u. LOuis KarkoI.

By Tsieyraph.t 81 LOUIS, Nov ".
ToB sCCo-Stealy and firm, but offerings
small and chiefly low qualities; plantera'
Tugs, 0glO71c; dark leaf, ll@l2Xc.
CoTTON-Steady at z3%c.
HEmP-NotbiBg doing; low medium
grades uudTt ssed nominaiiy lower
FLoUR-VeTy quiet, with only "a local and
order demand; superfne, s. coat %; X,
So 50g4 so; Xxx, s3 9093 %; XXX, ca 50G
IS; family brands, S. 7598 o..
WHEAT-U nchanged No. spring ln-
No. do 81 oS9l l0i choice, 81 17i low
Consecutive and higher; old mixed in
sacks, 90ci yellow, 95c choice white 81 10.
oATs-Insctive; 4E1Sc ia bulk; 47g49c
In sacks.
BARLEY Dull and unchanged; prime to
strictly prime Minnesota 81 O5aI 10.
RYE Unchanged; 6i969c for common 70
choice.
WuIsKY-Firm at 81 O3.
GRocERIEs-Q Quiet; I0925c for con Q.
l1tY SALT MEAT5-Order sales OF shout
ders az l25<cj clear rib sides, l6c; clear
sides 16%9l65<c
BAcoS-small sales OF shoulders at l6lc
clear sides, I95<a20c.
LARD-Dull: 1917 for steam.
PORK-Unohanged
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TEgE MARFE ENTs
aew Yorr HeTRet.

ny Telegraph NEW YORK. Nov II.
COTTos-Firmer: sales, 2 I00 bales ~ 25J<c
for middliu2 uplands.
FLoUR-Dull and lO6l5c lower: saIes Of
eco bDls; there is a limited business for
the home trade. Rye flour quiet
CORN MEAL-HeaVy.
WHpAT-Is I92c lower on Winter. and
SprlAs unchanged; sales OF 500 bushels
closing dull aud heavy.
BARLEY-HeaVy.
OATs-Dull and heavy; goles 5000 BUSH
els Western at 62dG4c.
CoRN-Active and firm: mixed Western
81 07oaI %; sales $1,000 bushels.
GROCERIES, Unchanged: Pork IS n rD1, al
s3l rs for mess; Beef unchanged: Bacon Is
quiet and firm Cut Meats nominal.
LARD-Firns steam 1870.
EGGS-Steady.
B0TTER AND CHEgSE-Dull.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Steady
PETRoLEUM-Ffrm.
fREIG aTs-Quiet and firm.
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During the tornado. the pedestal on
which } Sauers' big Indian rests, il
in front of his cigar store, on First
Street, between Sycamore and Vine,
was blown down to TIE corner of l. IL
D. Heiman's mammoth grocery store
under National Hall. The Indian,
being fastened to the wall, was left
suspended in the air, his underpin-
ming having been blown from under
him. It was a remarkable case of
suspended animation.
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LOuIsgiIlO Mnrket.

~ telegraph bouIEvILLE. Nov. ~.
GRAM Firm red Wheat 81 o., ana white
81 %; Corn 80c; Rye SOC; oats soc.
FLOUR-St extra family SIS Is.
COTToS-Firm: sales middliug upiands
at 231zc.
Hoes Active, at 100 lO5so gross; killing,
81 ia pens, 80; Tecei pts I, 600.
ToBACCO-Qu iet: sales OF . hhds. az 60 50
for lugs, anu 90 5O8l6 rs for common 10
good lea.
Provisions esB Pork at $50 90: Bacon
shoulders 1910; clear l95zc, and clear sides
20c; bulk shoulders l3c; clear rib l7c, and
clear sides NE.
IARD-Tierce TIC.
WHISKY 81 90.
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Receiyer's Sale OF Steamer Louisa

sSY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF
ID the Marlborough Cirnuit Court, in O.
cause wherein Charles IL. Crawford, Jr..
Is piaiuun, and Thomas II. Bolus j. de-
PENDANT, Will, on the 23d day OF Nhve.u~
Der next, between the hours OF ten o'clock
An. and two O'Clock PM, at the Evaug.
Vile wharf, sell at public auction the
steamer Louisa, her tackle, apparel, aud
furniture. Terms as follows: One-third
cash, one-third IN sixty days, One-third IN
ninety days, with Interest added the pur.
chaser seeming the deferred payments BY
paper payable IN bank here. with un.
doubted endorsers.
ocS0 GEO. Il. START, Receiver.
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