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OIncinnaGl Market.

a CINCINNATI, Dec. Is.
FLouR-Unchanged and In fair de-
msnd; family IS 35a5 O5.
GRAIN. - Wheat - Unchanged and
quiet: No. l. at 81 TO-. Oorn@Steady;
new 75c; old 00c. Oats-DuIl at 52a57c,
Rye-Steady OF 90a95c. Barley-Dull
At 81 35R1 40 for fall; Canada 81 20al %
CoTToN-Firm at 239za24c for mid.
ding.
WH1sKY-Closed at 97aOSc and dc.
mand light
PRovIsIoNs.-M Pork-QuIet and
steady at SSl. Bulk Meats-Qulet and
firm; shoulders 12h: sidea l5Ha15HC
for, clear rib and lBKal8<c for clear
packed. Baoon-In fair conaumptive
demand; shoulders l4Nc; sides l77<a
lS@o for clear rib and clear. ,,s 49,.
LARD-Quiet; held at 17<al9c; de.
mAud light.
Hoas-QuIel; not much done and
few Offering; whole range $40 26al0 80;
receipts 400 head. Green Meats
Quiet at 1lNc for shoulders; l4J<o for
sides, and l51Ia15Ssc for hams.
BuTTER-Dnll at 3OaS5C.
CHEEsE-Firm at l7IfalSXc.
EGGB-37a3Sc.
oILs-No change. Linseed Oll-SSc.
Lard oIl-$l Goal 50. Petroleum-Dnll
at 32a3ic. III
GoLD-l22N buying.
ExcHANaR-Dull al gallo discount
buying to par selling. .
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CALIFORNIA
SAN FaANc1soo, Dec. /

4r @ 2 arr SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IL.
The proposition to build a railroad
from San Francisco to Los Angeles,
10 meeting with success. The
people OF the southern counties have
signed memorial TO the Legislature to
allow their counties to subscribe to-
WardA the construction Of the road.
The Senate and Assembly chambers,
new capitol building, are pronounced
decided acoustic failures. Experts
say the Supreme Court room, In same
building, is still worse. .ui gE
Frank Medina, proprietor OF ooun.
try store OF San Joaqninto, near Stock
ton, and four other men, were murder
ed on the night OF December OH. Their
bodies were found the next morning
near by, bound and gagged. The OBJ
ject Of the murderers was robbery. A
few nights before, In the same neigh
borh0od, another store was robbed and
burned and the bodies OF two men
found in the ruins. There 10 no clue to
the perpetrators, '.''.'. ~, ,1M.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
lIy CAblO Telegraph to the 1ntslllgencor.
GREAT BRITAIN,
Important MsctInEB Of Ghe EnsIIRll
CabInet-InSuFFOotI0n Declared
.,... In ireland. ''

Important MeetLngb OF Gho Eng llhh
CabInet-InSuFFootIon Declared
,.. IN Ireland. SIT
ID. LONDON, Dec. l2.
Her MJesty's ministers held three
cabinet meetings duting the week. The
present critical condition OF public
atfalra In ireland, with the state OF the
Island generally, was considered and
debated at each. Al the last meeting Il
was resolved 70 proclaim the county Of
Tlpperary, In The Province OF Munster,
with portions Of the county and city OF
Londonderry, In Ulster, as being In u
state OF insurreOLlon 90 described In the
late act OF Parliament providing there
for, and 30 empowering them 10 aot
Five thousand additional troops will
be dispatched Immediately 10 Ireland,
raising the total forcs Of the regular
army there TO about thirty thousand
men,. This is 70 meet the emergency At
present.
On the assembling OF Parliament on
the 10th OF January, q bill will be Inn.
mediately introduced 10 empower the
Government 10 suspend the act Of
hdbedS corpus In Ireland by executive
order, not waiting for an act OF the
legislature, when II 10 deemed neces.
SaryA for the public safety TO doBo. I
rl.g.t. y. LONDON, Dec. l3.
Victor Hugo and Louis Blanc have
written warm eHlogles on Peabody.
The trial OF Rev. Gurney and others
commenced at Gulldhall this morning.
Mr.. Keannelly opened for the proseons
tion. Chief Justice CockbuEn presided,
News received from Pekln states
that the treaty between Great Britain
and China, negotiated by the ,Burlln-
game Embassy, has been ratified by
the Chinese Government.
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Capt. r. @. Pullman. Of NIcholaA
County, for speaker OF Ihe House.
o Editor otthe lntelllEencer:


To tho Editor ofthe 1ntelliEencer .a'
AS our Legislature will be convened
al an early date Il appears 70 us that It
would not be inappropriate to discuss
the merits OF some OF the gentlemen
whom public opinion points ont as
proper persons for the position Of oil. .
GERS OF the Legislative body. .,.....
We have no hesitation In declaring
that many members can be found who
would discharge the duties OF speaker
with complete satisfaction. ; +
Inthis section Of country many Re-
publicaus recognizing the merits OF
Capt. Putnam, feel anxious that he
Putnam would receive the position Of
speaker.
Captain Putnam is q gentleman OF
scholastic attaluments-llberal culture,
Of suave manners-thoroughly oonver-
SAINT with parliamentary law, and well
acquainted with the. customs OF leRla-
laIive bodies; and, Furthermore, an ar
dent Republican, devoted 10 the best
interests OF the Republlcan party. As
Speaker OF the House, we have no
doubt that Captain Putnam would dis.
charge the duties with credit 10 himssl
and satisfaction 10 the members. In
his election merited tribute would be
paid 10 the Republicans OF the
Ns THIRD DRLEaATR DISTRICT.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. IL,
FLouR-Dulli sales Of spring extras
at o 60a6 90.
GRAIN>.W heat .Firmer at XaNc high.
or: sales OF No. l OF S7ass IIfc; No. 2, S5Ha
S5Nc; closing steady; S5s1asGc for No. 2;
market unchanged this afternoon.
Oorn-Flrmer at J. fa2c higher: sales Of
No. 2 ut 76ha79o; rejected at 7GA77c; no
grade Rt 66Ha6Sc; closlng at 77Hc for
regular; and 7SIIo for fresh receipts OF
No. 2; this afternoon market unchang-
cd. Oalg-More active Of 1fa1c hig her;
sales Of No. Eat 4lIfa42h cash; 42aASc
buyers, and 4lka42j 70 seller the month;
43c seller January; closing at 400 cash,
Rye-Dull and steady at 7Sc for No. 2.
BaEley-More active and easier; sales
ofNo. Eat 100; oloslng ut 7sa79c.
Hoas-Dressed HORs-.Flrmer at
Sl2 25al3 81 dividing on 200 lbs. Live
-Qulet at 81 80 for Btockers; 50 SOa1O 25
for fair 10 medium; SO 60al0 90 for good
10 choice; Sllal1 25 for extra.
CATTLE-Flrm and In fair demand at
"a 37xR5 25 for butchers stock; $6 37Ifa
9 rs for good; and 81 55Ss 90 for extra
shipping beeves. .0-rI
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snlcIae nt nuscAtlnc.

u U aul-i.g CHICAGO Dec. IL.
special from Muscatire, Iowa, to-.
day, says a stranger named ranneyhlll,
about 90 years OF age, took lAulanum
yesterday, and walked Into the Mlssis-
sippt river at thatplRce. wherehe died
N about three feel OF water, whether
from poison or drowning is not known.
His body when found was In stoop-
Ing position, with frolh coming from
bis mouth, Indicating that the lauda'.
mum had taken effect. The deceased
had u certificate OF admission 10 the bar
at Mount Pleasant, lows, In November
last. The cause Of the suicide was un-
doubtedly the want OF employment.
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-l o.. ' New YORK, Dec. lS.
CoTToN-Qulet and rather heavy;
sales 100 bales at 26I<c for mlddllng
uplanda. ~ a.r
FLouR-Market closed quiet and q
shade lower for medium aud common
grades. ..... ..,
1 GRAIN-Wheat-Qulet and without
decided change; No. 2 spring Rt 81 22a
l 25. and 81 S0a1 SS for winter red and
amber western. Rye-Dull and nomI-
nal. Oats-Dull and heavy At 62aGSc
TOR western. Corn-FIrm and quiet at
u Hal 1S for sound mixed western.
PRovH1oNs-Pork-Very. quiet and
unchanged. Beef-Dull aud nominal.
Out Meats and Bacon-Dull and heavy.
Lard-Dull at 1SXalgc for fair to prime
steam.
Edas-Dall and without decided
change.
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Operations Of ths Atlantic ana Great
Western Railroad.

't' COLUMBUS, Dec. lS.
The Commissioner Of the Railroads OF
Ohio, to-day, received n complete re-
port OF The doings OF the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad Company for
the year. ending June 3Otb, 1869. The
earnings amount 10 llVe million, ninety!
seven thousand three hundred and
sixty seven dollars operating expen-
Ses, three million iOur hundred fifty.
nine thousand two hundred and ninety
eight dollara balance, one million.
six hundred Lhlrty-eight thousand
and slxty.eiEht dollars total number
OF passengers carried, eight hundred
eIghty-two thousand eight hundred
aud ninety-four total number Of tons
through and local freight, two million
four hundred seyenty~tive thousand
three hundred and fourteen. .l
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NRw YORK, Dec. Is.
The market is lacking In activity,
but nevertheless there appears turn.
ing point In ths price OF some classes Of
textiles as follows: Oils AKA Iblue
denima has advanced from "a 10 $50; do.
BIB do. from % to 23c: do. &C do. from
10 to 200. Columbia U blue and brown
do. from % to &c: Haymaker blue and
brown do. from 10 TO 1910; New York
Mills bleached inusllns which have
been selling for the last len days Ha low
az 2l11c are advanced 10 22Xc, while
Bates o Ado. are changed from 70 TO l0e
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... TAKING BONDS. ~. NJ. h.
MIR. Butler, of Mass, offered a,reso.
luton instructIug Committee on Ways
and Means to prepare and report Q BILL
forthwith TO place the taxation OF 1n-
comes derived from United States
bonds by the holders thereof, on the
esRme ground rs now provided for the
payment OF the taxation OF the income
from railroads and other corporation
bonds; that Ii that FIVE per cent. In
come tax shall be deducted from the
Interest on all Government bonds paid
by the United States to the holders
thereof. 'A .-'n 'L-4i ~
Mr. Peters moved to lay the resolu-
tIon on the table, but afterwards wIth-
drew It, giving notice that II the previ.
OuB question were not seconded, he
would move 10 refer the resolution to
the Committee on Ways and Means.
The previous question was not sec.
onded, land Mr.. FRrnsworth rising 10
debate, the resolution went over under
the rules, until after the expiration oi
the morning hour. 'l,.i '.a,.4l. NJ
AFTER THE GOLD oAMBLIRs.
Tho following, offered by Mr..
Schenck, was adopted and referred TO
the Committee on Banking and Our
rency:l y,..- =
Resolved, That the Committee on
Banking and Currency be authorized
and Instructed to Investigate the causes
that led 70 the unusual and extraordi-
dluary fluctuations In the gold mRrke
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MIssOURL
A MnSsaonusetts Enterprlsc.

H'17"o1 F1u"Vf I
r..'"tN niW 'A7 ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10.
A party Of twenty-sIx gentlemen and
five ladies from Massachusetts are here
en- route for Jerome on the south Paci-
to Railroad, 10 ascertain the adapta-
btllty OF that place for manufacturing
purposes. tits their intention TO erect
large paper and wOolen mills, and they
propose to bring u large amount Of
capital 10 Missouri. Another party Of
htty are expected from the same, State
In few days on slmilar visit.
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FRANCE.
: n Pans. Dsc. IS.

- la PARIS, Dec. IS.
The animal report of Nj. Magee,
Minister OF Finance, is published, be-
fiolts In the budgets OF 1868. 1860 and
1870 will be met with surplus. The
budget for 1871 will SUFFICE. without
counting on any increase In the reve-.
nues. The condition OF the national.
finances IL satisfactory, ; A#-
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMOREI Dec, Is.
FLouR-Dull, buyers demand con.
cessiOna.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull at 81 S5a1 3S.
Corn-Recelpts large, white at s0aSGc;
yellow S5a9lc. Oats-Flrm at 56a6Oc!
PRcyIs1oss -.QuIet. Mess Pork :
$S2 00A3S 90. Bacon-Rlb aides 1S5<al9c;
clear sides 191c; shoulders 16Ifal65lc.
Hams-2lo. Lard-l9c.
WHIsKEY-Better feeling, small sales
at 81 02a1 0S. Tf Il, ~ @ =.
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SPAIN.


A RoId stroke Contemplated by PrIm.
no a. .Is.a I-,tg PARIS, Dec. IL.
Private advlces received here assert
that General Prlm contemplAtes y coup
d'e!dt. and that he ID sure OF one hum
dred and eighty voices In the Cortas,
He will proclaim the Duke OF Genoa
King, and then present the law TO the
Cortes making himself Regent during
the minority. He relies on the support
OF the army, the Generals being In his
favor, and he will send for the bake OF
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Reports OF AM cd succeasOs.
Lisbon, Dac. /

A steamer from Rio Janeiro, has. ar.
rived with dates Of the 22nd OF Novem-
Der. The Allied army under Prince
DEu. had made move upon and
captured one after another, Paguat Y,
Curuguatty, and other stongholds Of
the Parsguayans. killing, wounding,
and taking prisoners, nearly four huns
dred OF tho enemy, aud capturing a
large amount OF war material. Over
nine hundred families were restored to
liberty. At last accounts the Allies
were marching on Ignataway, the last
outpost Of Lopez. l3i 0'fIisa
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The EIeelIon for Governor SIN In
Doubt. 4

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. u. /
A special despatch from Houston,
Texas, says returns from 81 counties
received show HamIlton's, conaerva-
tive, majority In 45 counties is 500!
Davis, radical, majority In ~ counties
is IS. 1852. Davis In S5 counties Ia 70
ahead. There are 40 counties to be
heard from. The registered white vote
ia 6.464: the registered Colored vote is
9.2S3. Davis leads the colored register.
ed vote by ope.sixth. The legislature
as Il W-atandsis Senate conservative
~; House, conservative, Al; Senate,
radical, II; House, radical, 81. The
vote for Governor Is still doubtful, but
with that exception the. entire radical
ticket is elected. Hamilton's friends
claim bis election for Governor by 2 900
majority. Armstrong and Conners,
conservatives, are believed elected TO
Congress-. IuisEH 1l7 aH.-r''
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GEORGIA..
The PiE.HcAded Democracy.
~. n IL

NEW 1URkI UbUs To-
The tTfibtI1c'8 Atlanta, Ga, dispatch
says the Democratic papers throughout
the State are unanimous In denouncipg
the letter and statements of TIT, as
being entirely unauthorized by the
Democratic party, which unite In OPP
posing u re.seating OF the negroes. the
expulsion OF members disqualified by
the 18th amendment, and strenuously
urge the defeat OF the 10th amendment.
The Republicans heartily endorse the
Presidents recommendation, and the
people generally look for and will &C.
quiesce in the prompt action by Con.
nfaAa III ~ q. u
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NEW YORK CITY,

"' NRw YoRK, Dec. Is.
The Excelsior Iron Works on 18th
street. were burned last evening. Loss
S6O, 600; Insured. Many workmen are
thrown out Of employment.
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ITALY.

Tho AntI.PApAI Council Rt NnplsH-A
r'ho B SFaIIurc. yBnraf
NAPLES, Dec. II.
The Council OF Dslats or AnLl.Papal
Radical AssemblaRs, which met here
on the 9th, has turned out a dead fail.
ure. A proposition In favor Of another
French occupation Of Rome and en-
dorsing TO some extent the last one, met
with serious. opposition In the Assem-.
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U1NOINNAtl hhthEbb,
EAsr-LHAVEg WEST, VIA c. o. n.
daily aL....4.4O n m. daily aI.a.s:SS y. IN.
ARRIVES AT B0llalre..4"..lt2D
Grafton ........9lO q! m, ARRIVES
fafkemhurg. .i:l6 p. m. Cambridge. 1870
UamberlAnd 200 zanesvl vllle..-S:6O
baltimofe.... ..&b6 Newark.... lU:SO
wan 'nUllylHO0 columbus. ... .ll.b6
"MondRyB Excepted. IS5nnday8 Excepted.
MAIL TRAIN,
EAbT-LEAYEs WET, VIA Q. o,p.
%Wheeling 'LeAYe Wheeling
daily RE..ll:IO q. MI daily Gt....9:l 4. m.
ARRiVEgAT Bellaif.".....s8sQ0 "
Camerotn.,. p. m ARRIVES AT
llrafton.....6.l0 BaInesyllle.6O q. M.
PREkeUbigl0.35 lCambfI1Ee...6 6.D I"
CumbeIlandll:O0 1anesville.".7:IO
HRrperS F'yl:l6 p. m NewAr k.......O:OS "
Winchester " iOolnmbus.. .lO:Sb
Baltimore. $40 'SundRys Excepteds
WaBh'n Ctty6W
SUNDAYS Excepted.
FAST LINE,
HAET-LEAVEs WEST, VIA O. o. D.
Wheellng Leaves Wheeling
daily at...I6:O p. m, daily at,....,B:3O q. ni.
ARRIVES AT Bellalr ......a.V:l0
Grafton. n."..ll.05 p. m, ARRIVES AT
CumDoIlandl:l0 q. IN, Batnesyllle. 3"
Harperb F'yS:30 cambridge. .l2O5 p. N.
Wilchestefl0d6 a. m, zGnesvilTe,...
HagerStOwn 0:t0 nOWark k,I,.....3:O0 "
Balttmoro..ll:5S IColumbuS...i.i0 "
WaIh'n CItyl:OO p. m.lsand usky...lO:IO
Trains on the Main Line make connoo.
tons at Baltimore with trains for Phllalel.
phla, New York and Boston At Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
6outh.
Central Ohio trains make direct oonneo.
Northwest.
Tickets 70 all principal points can 10 pro-
cured al the office.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of transportation, Baltimore.
K. 7. DEVRlkx,
dec7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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Locomotive Explosion on Ihe Little
Miami Railroad.

---.|------ CoLuMDusI "a Dec. IS.
An engine attached to a wood train
on the Little Miami Railroad blew up
and rolled down an embankment, two
miles west OF Columbus, this afternoon.
A brakeman named Conklin was fatal.
ly injured, and the engineer and fire.
man hllghtlY, - L.-- >
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THE
Safe Deposit Company,
OF pIT.rSBuRGI1,
Incorporated by the Legislature OF
ReRn'a. January ~, 1857,
FOR THE
tH-KgGpilgOfBOldS& other Securities
GOLD AND SILVER,
Silver Plate, Books, Records, Dia.
mOnds and Valuablss Of all
Descriptions,
Under Guarantee, and for the
RENTING OF SAFES
II IT'S
BURGLAR-PR00F VAULTS.
Building and Omce,
No. 80 Fourth Avenue,
PITTSBURGH. PENN'A.
GUARANTEE RATES.


... les ITiod.
Government and all other)
Coupon Securities, iLclu. u % per $1,000
ding bank BillB..,,,,,.,..,,,,,l
Gold Uoin or bullion e. ............ 80. IS 100
Silver Coin or Bullion ............, 400 1000
Silver or Gold Plate, undeEl
seal, on owners estimate
OF full value, and rate 100 100
subject TO adjustment for
bulk, on basis ot.........
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers Rener-
ally, when Of no fixed value, 81 u year each,
or according to bulk.
Wills, IS, which premium covers the re-
mainder or tho Life OF The maker.
Cash Boxes, or BmAll Tin Boxes, for papera
Of Bankers. Capitalists, Merchants, Law.
yeE, Tade4men, Families, &C., will be re-
ceived At e2 each box or trunk per year,
contgnts unknown 10 the Company, and
liability limited, or they will be Insured for
the full amount the contents being known,
at above rRIes. No charge less GnRu one
dollar.
The Company Is also prepared 10 Rent
Small Iron HAfe8, leach furnished with Tin
Boxl inside its BurRlar-ProOt Vault, the
Renter exclusively holding the key thereof,
o. tho following rates, viz: SIS, SaJ, $50, $50,
Go aEd 500 per antum. Also, 10 Store
Books OF Account, Records, Valuable title
Papers, ETC., at reasonable rates.
OFFICEItS.
-.. RFGadeRt!
1s WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
.u. Vice PfeEdsnt:
HENRY LLOYD.
DiFectorS.
WILLIAN PHILLIPa, BYRON h. PAINTER,
AENRY LLOYD, JOSEPH b. MORRISON,
WILLIAM RKA, 9HoRaH RLAuR,
WlLI1AM n. LYON, CURTIS q. HUSsEY,
JAMES l. BENNETT.
SecretaSJ aud Treasurer.
8. F. Won B0NNHORST.
octl.Sm u
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KentucKy Senatorial Election.

The election for U. 8. Senator takes
place at Frankfort tomorrow. All the
accounts are to the effect that McCreery
present incumbent, will surely be res
turned, and obably on the nrst ballot.
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BPATa.


uHu lrs,r MADRID. Deo. 49,
There Is great rejoicing hero over the
news from New York OF the uncondI.
tionAl release OF the Spanish RunDoais.
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River ana weather.

'nr lu..I CINCINNATI, Dec. Is,
Rlyerhas fallen 20 inches since Sat,
urday, with 10 feet 8 inches 10 the chan
mel, Thermometer ace,
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B 90 T s 6 s HO E s
IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES,
No. o5 Main street,
WHEELING, W. VA.

"44AsAAAAhNlN We VA
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
w Merchants 70 our very largo assortment
or Boots and Shoes now in Blore for Fall
and Winter TrRle.
With an experience OF many years, four
house having been estAbliRhsd In 1870 Wa
can, with truth, assert that our stock for ax.
Tent, variety, durability, freedom from all
lEfegular1ty, and adaptation 10 the wants OF
Wed Virginia and ohio, Is not aud cannot
DO surpassed. rg I'd
-. ~ ALL OUR WORK
Il made and B0Eected mainly with view 10
hERVIon AND RRAL VALUE, securing for
OF quality. -
MEMS THICK & KIP BOOTS.
Especial attention ID called to our own
make OF meme THICK and KIP Bo0TS.
They are made ont OF the very beat Kip up
per and sole leather; they are solid double
sole; have our trade mark stamped on, the
bottom, and can be confidently rolled upon
70 give excellent service and BatiSfRctlon 70
the consumer.
THICK RROGAHR q BALMORALs.
Our stock Of Brogans and Balmonls for
and our best work will be found 10 be made
out OF tho very best material and In the
most workman-lke manner. T-tTT
WOMEN'B MISSES d CHILDREN's
BALMORA19. 'f2.
In the department Of Women's, misses and
ehlldrenb goods We DEFY competition.
Moreover, we can give TO our customers, out
Of our best work. any Rize they may want;
naS s1aan enabling ,Sa, them 70 A. qp and work on
ducement offered by very few dealers, and
1t will be appreciated a. q very great nd.
vantage by those experienced In retailing
Boots and Shoes. = :
WANT OF UNIFORMITY, AND HOW
3d. WE PREVEHT IT. .sS'
The want OF uniformity In Boots and
Shoes, II ID well known; equals II not ex-
ceeds that OF any other kind OF mRnuiac-
a LqrSd goods: In order 70 protect ourselves
celye or place on sale any goods not regular
and Uniform, except they be too low in
price 70 allow Of uniformity. To insure this
every pair OF Boots and shoes that enters
unless found correct in size, tree from dam
age and uniform in quality.
GOODS EQUAL TO SAMPLES.
Buyers cannot generally devote the time
necessary 10 examine beyond the samples
SHOWN. BY our system OF Determination aud
rejection, buyers are protected from receIV-
Ing goods Inferior TO samples. Aside rom
the recognlxed duty OF dealing as we would
20 dealt by, we regard II as p0cuniarily our
Interest 30 70 act as 70 secure and retain the
confidence OF all who lnay favor ns will
their trade. .. r'l
LOWEST MARKET PRICES. I,
As all good merchants will seek anu fiud
the Cheapest Houses 10 trade with, we shal
sell our goods at the very lowest market
OR ERS.
An orlem receive the prompt and careful
attention OF one OF our hrm. sT
auR6 ~ MCCLELLAN d KNOX.
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SOUTH AnERIUA.
SOUAh ANEAAOA'
Lopez the MOnsteF-lKe Executes 100
H.s' Man. T

Lopez the MOnsteF-Me Executes 100
-gnI.G Men. 1,N..F4
.4. t.a.Il NEW York, Dec. !l3.
A courier from Paraguay, which ar
rived at Valparaiso November 9th,
brings report that Lopez was ON his
flight to the Bolivian frontier, and.
committed great atrocities. At San
Estanidas he discovered n revolutions
sry plot among his followers, and
caused one hundred Of them to be shot,
His forces was reduced to two, hu ndred,
ill-conditloned men, with IL pieces OF
artillery drawn by hand. His army.
chest ia plentlfully provided With the
slnews OF war, he having In his train.
IL carts loaded with money.
Rhnnrin nf AM al Nnnraapn.
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Genoa to carry out tie scheme! On the
other hand, o public dispatch from
Madrid announces that General Prlm
made q speech yesterday In the Cortes,
10 which he denied any intention OF
making q coup d'etat, He declared,
however, the belief that an immense
majority Of the country was In favor Of
the Duke Of Genoa; that the Duchess OF
Genoa was willing her son should 40.
cept the crown, and In all probability
the Duke would soon be proclaimed