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THE POSTAL SERVICE.
Inc Charges AGAist POsImRster-Gen.
ernl RanInII.
WASHINGTON, December, 81.
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WASHINGTON, December, 81.
There has been some discussion here
TO daY about the statement published
yesterday by Postmaster General Ran,
dali, denying the recent charges that he
had paid Il claim amounting to one
hundred and ninety thousand dollars
TO Mr.. Pastor of Arizona, for postal
service which was never performed.
In the face OF this denial singular
fact appears upon the records OF the
POstoflice Department and the claim
alluded to was paid upon an order OF
Mr.. Randall's after the Auditor:had re-
fused to allow the account, and against
the written protest of Gov. Mccormick
of Arizona, who said that no mails
were ever carried over the route, and
certified that the affair was an immense
swindle.
Mr.. Randall explains the charges as
to his expenditure OF fifty thousand
dollars per year for carrying the mails
to Havana by the Baltimore Steamship
Company, when the regular line would
perform the service for less than one
tenth of that sum, by saying that this
money is paid TO carry the mails to
Key West, same company agreeing to
drop the mails at Havana.
MIR. Randall says that without this
service the inhabitants of Key West
would be without the mails altogether.
satisfactory but for the singular fact
that in September last Mr.. Randall
made II contract with one j. *. Roberts,
of New York, to run Il line of steamers
between New Orleans and Key West TO
carry the northern mails, for which he
is paid one thousand and three hundred
dollars the round trip.
This contract Mr.. Roberts sub-lets
to +. ". Perkins IL Co., OF New Or
leans. 1t is still in force, and the
steamers make on an average four
itnre OF sixty thousand dollars per
year.
If Mr.. Randall's explanation regard
ing the Baltimore Steamship Line be
true, the expense of carrying the mails
to Kew West amounts to one hundred
and ten thousand dollars per year.
against fifty-eight thousand dollars
annually heretofore.
1t appears upon the books OF the
Auditors Department that the money
paid to the Baltimore steamers is not
for the service to Key West, but to
Havana.
During October last the Havana
mails by this line amounted to two
hundred and forty-two dollars and fifty
cents, estimated as sea postage at seven
cents letter, while the mails left at Key
West did not exceed seventy-five dol
lars, Four thousand dollars were paid
for this service.
AS this is one OF the most baretaced
swindIes ever attempted, Congress will
probably give those who make the
charges an opportunity to testify be-
fore select committee.
The witnesses are ready WHOM this
committee shall be appointed.
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III.INDIs.
CHICAGO, January ..

CHICAGO, January ..
J. M. & A. J. Franks clothing house
in Omaha, Nebraska, have failed. Liza
bilities from $4,000 TO GO,UO0; twenty
thousand of which is secured by mort
cages on real estate. 1t Is thought the
Creditors Will settle the matter with the
firm.
Lieut.. Col. Geo. Pomcroy, paymaster
at Omaha, died yesterday, OF Pneu-
monia.
The Chicago Board Of Managers OF
the Soldiers Home, Indignantly protest
against Gen, Buffers action in order
ing the closing of the institution, and
have resolved to keep 1t open until
spring, because otherwise 40 or 90 disa'
bled veterans would be without home
During the last year 1 .llO new bulp'
ings were erected in THIS city, AT Valu'
nearly 10 .OO0 buildings standing i'll this
citV,
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resistance the bears will make to this pro.
gramme OF the bulls.

Cincinnati.
JANUARY 2.-FLOUR-Dull and dropping
-Wheat-Declined to 81 20. Oats
DuIl at GOc. COrn-Steady; ear or shelled 65Gg
66c Rye-Steady at 81 36Gl 81. Barley
Unchanged and quiet at 81 l0Gt2 IS.
COTTOE-Firm; middling 2i54c.
IIOGs-Scarce and few on the market; ex-
ira $40 25@lO 50 for live, Sill 75G12 " for
dressed. Receipts 1.l00 head.
PRov1sGo GoNs-Flrmer and generally held
higher. Mess Pork-Sold at SIS. Bulk Meats
sides. and l41a9l5c for, clear RIB and clear
sides. BAcOn-l3c for shoulders and l6Hc for
clear sides. Green Meats-Sold at 1905 lo@ lie
for shoulders sides and hams.
LARD-Held at 17l2@lSc for steam and
kettle.
western and 46lG4Sc Tor New York.
CHEESE-EiIm at lSog2Uc.
OILs.-Linseed-Firn at 81 O34l O5. Lard
Oil-Firm at 81 i59l 50. PetrOleum-2S95Oc
Tor refined.
GoLD-l34j4 buying.
kXcHANGE-Dull ut 1sGl-lO discount buy
ing. The money market continues close.
Chicago.
JANUARY 2-FLOUR-Medium grades in
fair shipping demand; other grades neglect
ed but nominal, sales of spring extras at
s. 25J6 so.
N-Wheat-Activea and 2G2%c higher;
sales NO. at ST 2O1a9 26; No. 2 at 81 l4CIl 10,
closing al 81 l514gl l5}2 for No. 2, since
Change NO. Is quiet at 81 l5A. Corn
Steady and more active; old No. at &c,
seller last half of April; old No. 56c cash;
No. kiln dried SIC; new 5lu 12c; low
and .iS1ac for low grades COrn-NOthing
doing this after OOn Oats-2@14c higher;
sales OF No. 2 at 4s@ i634c; closlng at 431aG
it44c. RYe-Quiet anu &c higher; sales no.
l AT 81 l4GgI IL; No. 2 $, l412; closing steady
at 81 Is; no. l. Barley-Flrm, more active
and &c higher; snIes at 81 57@l GO for No. 2;
closing at 81 81.
Buffalo.
JANUARY 2-FLOUR-Dulla and unchanged.
GRAIS.-Wheat-NO. spring offered at
81 a.. COrn-New advanced, sales 5000 bus.
on track at 7S97SIac. other articles un-
changed.
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TNOkGt.Y & HUGHES
4 Dealers in BOOtsand Shoes.
l2U Main street
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COMMUNICATIONS.
BANGOR, Me, January 2

BANGOK, M Fs, january =.
Ten brick stores, on Broad street,
were burned last night, occupied
by various parties. The principal
loss falls on Hayward Il Co., amount
ing TO S65, 900; insured. Conner Il Full
Ter lose Sl5, 900; z. harrington, $40, 900;
Fogy IL Bridges, S25, 900; Ewing IL Co.,
$4,000; Geo. Pickering, $1,000; George
TODD $40, 900; G. Dunning, $4,000, Dale
IL Co., $4,000. Total loss, $25O, ,0OO.-
Nearly all insured.
PHILADELPHIA, January l.
Last night fire destroyed the exten-
sive grain and produce forwarding
warehouse corner OF Broad and Cherry
streets. The contents on the first floor
was flour and hops, and on the third
floor, whisky. Total loss, including
the building, is estimated at a quarter
OF Il million dollars.
New HAVEN, January ,.
The property of the New Haven Rail
road Company was burnt last night. 1t
was insured for from $50, COO to $4,000.
The repair shop OF the New Haven
and New York Railroad were destroy
ed by fire last night. They are still
burning. Loss estimated at 500, 600.
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PHILADELPHIA, January l.
naASSACH USETES.
BOSTON, JnnuarY 2.

DOS4OANI
Joseph w. Davis, Il well known bro
ker on the corner of State and Devon
shire streets, has been missing for Il
couple of days. His bank is said to
have overdrawn $4,000, and checks
given to various parties came back this
forenoon dishonored and unpaid. His
office has been closed to-day and his
whereabouts is unknown. The losses
of depOsitOrs, who are worthy parties
of moderate means, will be sadly felt.
BosToN, January 3.
Joseph w. Davis, broker, who was
reported missing in the evening pupers
on Saturday, pu blishes card referring
to his unsuccessful struggles to avoid
bankruptcy, which left him in II condi-
ton mentally and physically requiring
rest, and closing as follows: On Mon
day morning my creditors will find me
at my office prepared to show how
every cent l hmd has been disposed of,
and where and by whom my money
has bee II lost.
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HENKY ROEMER.
II Dry Goods & NOuuna,
:SB Main 81. Centre Wheeling.
>, Ury Goods Emporium.
81 4 80 Main ST.. Centre Wheeling.
j Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
PeterSOn's Block Main street.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Jan

" ASHINNIO.HI O"II' d
District Attorney Darlington has
caused to be summoned about ten wit
nesses thus far, but none from dis
tance, to appear before the Grand Jury,
with view of obtaining another IN
1ictmeut against John II. Surratt. Il
ia said about the Court House that the
former trial and preparations for the
second one cost the Government about
SlhO ONO
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Business Cards.
AUCTIONEERS.

JIDW ARDS 4 STONE,
1IWhuleAa!e Dealers in BOOTS SHOES,
No. - Main street.
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CANADA.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

IOKONTO, JanUuFy .
The well-known ritle-shOt, Caleb
Giles, was accidentally shot dead nt a
shooting match, yesterday, near this
city.
OTTAWA, Jan. g g
General Sibley and n body of infantry
left tonight for Savannah to preserve
peace. The new Mayor and City C0un-
ell were installed to-day.
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FROM RUFFALO.
RuEEALO. JnnuarY ,.

BUFFALO, January
james Tillinghast, Superintendent of
the Buffalo division, New York Cen
tral Railroad, has been appointed Gen
erml Superintendent OF the road, vice
John Newell, and entered upon his
duty.
BUFFALO, January ,.
The new suspension bride at the
Niagara Falls was thrown open to the
public yesterday noon The bridge IS
the longest span on the continent.
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MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS. JAnunry .

ST, LOUIS JHHUHTy :,
Abraham a. Abrams, who was some
months ago convicted Of having stolen
goods in his possession, and sentenced
to the Penitentiary, but pardoned by
the Governor, was to-day arrested and
held for g.. 1000 bail, on the charge of
perjury, and making fraudulent re-
turns in bankrupt case, whereby he
concealed $4,000 worth OF property,
with the view of defrauding his credit
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, Jan. ,.
The storm here ceased about mid
night, and was the mes: severe OF the
season. about three inches of hail hav-
ing fallen. Western and Eastern rail-
way travel is much impeded. In New
England the storm was very severe,
about foot of snow having fallen
throughout these States, and showing
to-day in Boston. In Albany the snow
is fifteen inches deep on the level. 1t
rained in Baltimore most of yesterday.
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Crushed by SNOW.

ALBANY, January 2.
The large building on Union street,
belonging 10 James Gould, used as II
car factory, wss crushed by snow this
morning. The building was complete
ly wrecked, and its contents pretty
much demolished. No one injured
LOSS SIS 600.
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Rivnr ma Weather.

CINCINNATI, Jan. :.
River risen feet inches last even
ing in As hours, 25 feet of water in the
channel. Weather cloudy, there wasa
light rain here yesterday. Thermom-
EIC
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Toledo.

JANUARY 2.-FLOUR-Quiet.
GRAIS.-Wheat-2c better; sales amber al
81 7SIsGl 81; No. . spring 81 50. Cpru-Old
steady; new &c better; Old No. SSc; new
S4IIc; new rejected SOC. Oats-Quiet and un-
changed. Rye-Qulet. Barley-Sales Cam
ada at 81 IL.
HOGs-DIcsscd 4g15c better; sales at 1l@
Milwaukee.
JANUARY 2-FLoUR Firm and prices
WMEST"steady at 81 asI4 for No in store
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:.
sheep and ;ibl
'..'.'.'"l ~
'e3'
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK.
Very best on sale to-day. ..........S 0 CTS
That generally rated first quality a
Medium or good fair QuaIIty."...6 a
Ordinary thin Steers, oxen and
Cows.......................... D
Inferior and lowest grades of
D
General average OF the market .
Extreme range OF prlces............41a 9 :,
Most or these sales are GrOm.......5laa ia "
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.
The arrivals OF Cattle during the week
amount TO S5y head, against l.2S5 last week,
and 7SI the corresponding week OF last year
and the sales for the week amount TO 53i
head, against Sll last week. and 6S9 the cor
responding week OF last year, and were as
follows:
TO speculutOrs for kls. .ern HaTkels...........l6l
Totalsa 5;}I
OF the arrivals this week abOut 20 head
were reShipped East without being offered
here, but, with those held over from last
week, the offerings on the market to-day
amounted to about 500 head.
The market this morning opened quite ac-
tive under IL good demand, amt prices were
advanced uOGut So cts e 100 lbs on the rates OF
last week. The receipts were all disposed 0f
at the advance, but tue market closed very
dull.
Amongst the offerings at the scales this
week were noticed H lot of Texan cattle,
winch were led by Mr.. "A. r: Fawcett, on ms
farm i'll Baltimore county, ,theappehTanCe ol
which would indicate that notwithstanding
the popul lar pref udiCe, Inis class OF cattle can
be Brought tOa nigh condition for slaughter
ing. They were sold on private terms, To 80
TO Philadelphia.
Hogs have been coming forward slowly the
past week, and the market IS Almost entire
~ bare, the demand. however, Is moderate,
but prices are fully IS cts. q luO lbs, higher
than at the closing mt IaSI week market,
ranging at l3I2 Gg IA cts. 4 ID, net
QUOTATIONS..
McCleIand Il Logan quote Hogs at la44 to
Il cts. r 10 net, with moderate supply.
eheeIer " Ripple quote Hogs at 1874 to IA
cts. /, H. net, with a short supply.
y. Wilhelm QlOteS hOSs ut loi2etll cts. r.
IL. net, with II moderate uanand.
THE SHEET MARKET.
The market is moderately supplied, anu
for good TAT sheep there Is Il good demand a.:
better rates Than have been realized Tor
some weeks past. but inferior qualities con
tinuc dull at former pr ceS.
Prices to-day IHnSe at I.y6 cts. & H., gross
aS to quality.
QUOTATIONS..
McClell7 nd & Logan quote Sheep at "A to
cents, with good sheep iii demand.
eneeier Il Ripple quote Sheep at AZ TO q
cents and good sheep wanted.
=. FrLnkenstine 8 Son quote Sheep nj 4Gg
s.; cents r h, grOss, for common TO SOOu,
aud eX IRA Sneepa shade higher.
=. wilhelm quOtts sheep at 3HGE5% cents y
b., gross; gOOu sheep i'll ucmanu, and COIN
mon very dull.
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Died.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan.2.
Hon. Martin w. Bates, Ex-U. S. Sem
ator from Delaware, died at Dover yes
terday.
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EAST-LEANE
GRAFTON ACCoMMopArION.

EAST-LEAvES wEST-LEANES
Wheeling Grafton
daily at G:CO a. m daily at.....i:21 p. M
CamerOn.......7:3j FaiImOnt.... 5:25 "a
ManningtOn 9:l5 " NanningtOn.G:l5 "
FairmOnt. 1000 Cameron ......7:55 I"
ARRIVING AT ARRIVING AT
Grafton at. ll:O5 a. m. Wheeling AT $40 p. IN.
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make counec-
tions at Baltimore with trains for PhiladeI-
phia, New York and BOstOn At Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct cOnuec-
ton at Columbus Tor al points West and
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be pro
cured at tho office.
JOHN 1. WILSON,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
X. T. DEN RIES
decl General Agent, Wheeling
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GEORGIA..


A dispatch from Savannah says the
trouble on the Ogechee continues, but
nothing transpired yesterday. The
citizens are organizing to put down the
lawlessness.
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. Comply

WHEELING. November 2Sth, ISIS.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after the
SOth day OF November, lS6S-Wheeling time.
EXPRFSS TRAIN
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mAms1Ers BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, January 2.
CO1ToS-Opened dull and closed active
and decidedly higher; sales 1850 bales at
2o15c for middling uPlandS.
FLOUR-ClOSed tirm for low grades. Which
arc scarce and dull, ana htRVy Tor all other
kinds.
GRAIS-W -Wheat-NOmlnally unchanged.
Rye quiet at 81 seq 81 for western. OAtS-
Quiet and tirm ut &c for western in store,
and 7Sn7S2c afiOat. Confirm and fairy
active IL 81 U7crl U91a Tor old. and 9bGt@sc Tor
new mixed western.
PHOYisIUSS t'ork-Quiet AMI steady at
SgS 90 EOr new mess. Bcef-In moderate re-
quest aud unchanged BaC1n-FlTIn with a
IN oderate Inquiry. Lard-Firm at IL sGl7Iac
for Iair to prime steam. Cut Mealh-tlrn
with Il fair demand.
EGGS-uulet at 1UtLS9C,
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CeIcbration of EmnncipAlion Dny.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Jan.
CHARLESTON, Jan. l.

WlLMINGToN, n. c. Jan. I.
The negroes here celebrated today by
speeches, procession, &c.
CHARLESTON, Jan. l.
Emancipation day was celebrated to-
day by parade of colored societies
and fre companies.
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Hoofand's German Bitters,
.A&D
HOGFLEED's GERMAN TONIC.

PREPNRED ~ IT. c ". ii LhSO-N,
PuILADELPHIA,'PA : PA .
Thrty-flve years since they were tir7t in
trOduceu INTO This Country from Germany
during which time they have undoubtedly
peTfOI more cures, and benefited suffer
ing humanity 10 n create extent, Than any
OtnCr remedies RuO Tn to the public.
These remedies will etfe ctuaIly cure Liver
Compliant, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
disease of the Kid inCyS, and al DIsea-
Ses arising from ! DLsurLrTCrI Liver,
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EAPhESS TRAIN.
| EAsT-LEAYES WEST, VIA c. o. D.
| Wheeling Leave Wheeling
| daily at..-1O:5O a. 10. daily at......S:iO pm.
ARRIVES At Bellalr-.........4:4O -
Grafton ...-.--. i ~ I'm. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. 1912 " Cambridge. 1885 "
Harper's Fly 2:55 am. GAINESVILLE. -9O3 90
Baltimore see. 6:55 I" Newark.......lO:I5 I"
Washington. $40 " COlumbuS....l2:lU am,
Except Sundays. Except sunday.
FAST LINE.
EAST-LEAVES WEST, VIA c. o. D.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at. $50 p m. daily 9:25 a. m
ARRIVES AT Bellair........lC:4O '
Grafton. 1890 p IN. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland $40 Il III. Cambridge l:lo p. M,
Harpers Ferry 1850 '' Zanesville...-2:3O
WincheSter--.... Sewark.......-i.l5 "
Baltimore ...-ll:lO Columbus. 5:Sj "
WaSh'n CItyl2:20 pm.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAST-LEAVES WEST, VIA c. o. d.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily RL...-,9::5 p. m. daily Rt......S:4O q. IN.
ARRIVES AT Bellair......... o:tO -
Grafton .-.-.....-2:ou am. ARRIVES AT
ParkeF eFSburS ll:lO (" CamOI tdSe....7:5U a. IN.
Cumberland. 7:iO " ZanesVllle...-9:lO "
HarpeT's F'yl2:4O p IN. &ewark......lU:+o
HageIStOwn. ...... a. Columbus. l2:}J p. m,
Winchester......... Sundays and Mon
Wash'n City.'6:IO days excepted.
BaltimOre.....4:I5 "
Sunday excepted.
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COMMERCIAL AID FINANCIAL.
Baltimore Live stock Market.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEI

DECEMBER 81, lSGS:
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DEISILIIX.
Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS
IKArlON OF The SHSTE-M, Induced
by Severe Labor, Hau!shIpS, kN-
.IosuTc, kevers, &c.
There is no medicine extaut equal to these
remedies III such cases. \ tone ana NIgOr il
impaired TO the whole system; the appetite Is
strengthened, food is enjoyed, The stomach
digeaLs properly, the blood Is PuritcI, tho
complexion becomes sound ami healthy,
the yellow tinge Is eradicaled from TIE eS "A
bloom is given to the cheeks and the we:E
and nervous invalid becomes strong and
healthy being.
PERSONS ADT-ANCED Nv LIFE,
And feeling the hand of time weighing
heavily upon them, with ali It's attendant
ills, VIII find in the use OF this BlITkKS, or
the TONIC, an elixir that Will insIiIl new
energy and ardOr OF more youthful days
build up their snrunken FORMS and give.
health and happiness To their remaining
years.. "
1t is a well established fact that fully one
half the iemhIe portion Of our
their own express. - on, "never feel
WE'LL" They are Iansuid. devoid OF all
energy, extremely nervous, and have no ar
petite.
TO this class of persons the BITTERs.
the TONIC, is especially recommended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the use OF either Oi
Il
of MAkASMUS, without Iall.
Thousands of certificates have accumulat-
ed in the hands of the proprietor, but space
will allow OF the publication OF but few.
Those, 1t will be observed, are men of note,
and Ofsuch standing that they must be be
| lieved.
TESTIMON
Hon. George w. woodward.
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pa,
writes:
PHILADELPHIA, March l6 1867.
| ~ find Hon1land's 4 German Eitters' is
| good tonic, use ~ ful in diseases of
| the digestive or ~ gans, and of great
benefit in cases ofAAdebIlity, and want
OF nervous action IN the sy stem.
Yours, truly,
GEO. w. WOODWARD"
Hon. James Thompson.
Judge Of the Supreme Cart Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April IS. 1866.
~ consider "HoOiiand's German BitteTs"
| q VALUABLE MEDICINE in case OF attacks OF
Indigestion or Dyspepsia. can certify this
| from my experience OF II.
YuuFg. with
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1 TAI.Y.

FLORENCE, Janunry ).
Riotous demonstrations, arising out
of the attempts of the revenue officers
to collect an unpopular mill tax, are
reported in some parts of the Kingdom,
but they appear to be of AN insiguiti-
cant character,
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CLOTHING.
CORDAGE.
DRY aooRs

DRY aoons.
DRUES IS SANDERS.
Is staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
ia Main street
TIIsHkR & SEAMON, -
ll6 Main street.
GEO. r. TAYLOR Il CO,
los Main street,
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Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS
TKArIOS OF The SYSTEM, Induced
by Severe Labor, HarGshIps, EN-
-LOsuTc keVe ~ &c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-04

JANUARY 2-FLOUR-Dulla and unchanged.
GRAIS.-Wheat-NO. spring offered at
on track at 7S@7S13c. Other articles un-
changed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-04

DRUGGISTS.
IL ROCKING,
~. Druggist and PresCriptiOIiist,
No. l odd Fellows Hall.
C,ILVEY - LIST,
y Druggists and PreSCriptiOniSts,
corner opposite the Post tfhce.
rJN II. LOGAN & Co,
Wholesale Druggists,
Al Main street.
nHOS. j. FINNEY.
Gentle Wheeling.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-11

Fourth Monday ia September, Benton
county, District Rothrock.
Fourth Monday in september, Iowa City,
General Term, Rothrock, Miller, and Yates
Third Monday in October, johnson county
District Rothrock.
Third Monday in October, Tama county,
Circuit, Miller.
Fourth Monday in October, Cedar county,
Circuit, Yates.
First Monday in November, Benton coun>
ty, Circuit, Miller.
First Monday in November, Jones county,
Circuit Yates.
Second Monday in November, Linn county,
District, Rothrock.
Third Monday in Noven Der johnson coun.
ty, Circuit, Miller.
First Monday in December, Cedar county,
District, Rothrock.
Second Monday in December Linn county.
Circuit Yates.
Third Monday in December, Jones county,
District, Rothrock.