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DEATHS.
hLSATARY-On the 9Th inst, at Clayton, Mr.. Robert
ualarT, in his SD year.
Obituary.


sh A Collins. wife of Peter s. Collins. Smyrna, Del, was
Nay l1th 1909 and fell asleep in Jesus January 25h 1862
h year Of her she her heart to God and unit
% me Methodist Episcopal Church, and during her life
consistent and devoted member hence it is not surpris
mat her declining hours filled with hope mercy and
0po Her household regulated according to gospel
Hes and the Of cheerful Christian fellow
aao love- Her children carefully taught to respect
Nn and to recognize the claims OF God them and she
permitted to rejoice in their conversion and admission to
eauFch Of her choice At her house Itnerant Minis
aAEas found cordial welcome and pleasant home. Her
ordered with and prudence, and her husband
~ children revere her faithful wife and mother. Her
councils and earnest rich heritage to
' friends and church to all Of which her memory bless
iO' he last years of her life sister Collins the
7e9 OF severe physical affection The disease under which
50 long patient suffering dehed the skill OF the
physicians. She chosen in the heated furnace, whose
"uhed suggshY and through her prOtracted sickness
Ant suffering she made perfect for the heavenly
IN all the Of her trial she unmurmuringly submit
" 'ne Divine WILL and though there but few hours in
seven years in which she free great pain, yet
: He" her to complain Of her lot. Her faith knew
amidst all the darkness and tempest and in the most
- - Triumph surrounded by loved and cheered on By
OF Zion. her happy spirit passed home. She rests
4 e' AOors and sullerings in the Paradise Of God.
5. L. GRACEY.
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n. TaeLson's AnaIeptica.

ANEW REMEDY IN C0NSUMPrlON.-A Ply
Nr.% .,S had Consumption for several years, with
sreouem, beedngs Oi the lungs, cured himself WIN
medicine %"sp%s s"pss.s 10 He IS Se only
ease spP "sod il in his own person, or who has any
S""wedge Of It's yruesi and he can ascrbe the de-
hsaIh he now enjoys 10 pothing out the use
e h. and nothing but utter despair and
eh."e 49,, al confidence in all Others induced him
W VIII bar, nd the experiment. 70 those suffering with
20 d;.ssse of The Lungs he profers treatment he
%"96denIIy believes will eradicate the disease
Medicine sent by express Send for aclrcniar or call
DR.. E. BoYLsToN JACKSON,
W Imay6-6s.iy No $50 North 10Th ST. PhiIad'a.
Far sale by W E. WILLIAMS, Druggist, Whining
,oo Del, and by Druggists ihrOug hOut the country.
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- Great Medicine of the World.

nsys 4 Sons Pain Killer may most justly be styled
r, medicine Of the world for there is no region Of the
Tue ch it has not found ITS and where it
EIo" b,rn largely used and highly priced Moreover
h M cline to which it has not proved to be well adapted
,S % the considerable variety Of diseases it is speedy %
anu say iniuris as well for dysentery diarrhoa and
generally, admirably suited for every
Wv, W., on the face OF the globe
Of men ." ~ fcant fact that Notwithstanding the long
III, .a that the Pain Killer has been before the
1s has never lost whit of its popularity or shown the
Torr becoming unpopular; but, on the contrary, the
least increased from its first discovery by that
cal and honored Perry Davis and at no previous
@ has the demand for it been SO great OF the au"fy made
- .'+a 50 large as it is this day.
Den significant fact that nowhere has the Pain Killer
AhU'" - higher repute, been more generally used by
ever ilivilua than it has been here at home where
discovered and introduced, and where its prOprie
wa" perry Davis & have ever been held in high
@ That the Killer will continue to- be- ~n"t we have ave
taso Srso. ,f sdoubt-Provdence Advertiser jan27m
r.e S.Io nv las. P HoGeeker and j. W. Denney'
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a.. -. Internal Revenue.
COLLECTORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that will sell at Public
Sale, on Monday, the 22d day of February, at %
o'clock, P. NJ at the hotel of VIM. T. Campbell the
following Real Estate, TO wit:
A lot situated in the town of Smyrna, in Duck
Creek Hundred, said to contain ONE-THIRD OF
AN ACRE, more or less, bouded by lands of John
G. Baily, and Old Quaker Grounds.
Seized and taken by distraint as the property of
the William Kennedy heirs, and will be sold for the
payment of Taxes due the United States. Terms
Cash. NJ. DAY, Deputy Collector.
Deputy Collectors Office,
Marydel, Del. Feb 10th, 1869. 1t
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ASSIGNEE'S
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

In tho District Court of the United States for the
District of Delaware:
In the matter Of T pL.,.
James L. Donovan, Bankrupt, ( :"
To all whom it may concern: The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment as Assignee
Of James E. Donovan of Appoquinimink Hundred,
in the county of New Castle and State of Delaware,
within said District, who has been adjudged Bank
rupt on his own petition by the District Court of
ssid District.
Dated the Eighth day of February, A. D., 1869.
DAVID A. LETHERBURY, Assignee.
febI7.3t Smyrna, Del,
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q. y. Internal Revenue.
COLLECTORS SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that l will sell at Public
Sale on Monday, the 22d day of February, at Al
o'clock, P. M, at the hotel Of VIM. T. Campbell,
the following personal property, to wit:
FARM, on Bombay Hook Island, in Duck
Creek Hundred, Kent County, Delaware, containing
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, more or less, with
the improvements thereon.
Seized and taken by distraint the property Of
H. NJ Wickersham, now owned by Enoch Spru.
ance, and will be sold for the payment of Taxes
due the United States. Terms Cash.
M. DAY, Deputy Collector.
MaTydell, Del, Feb. 10th, 1862
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u. .. Internal Revenue
COLLECTORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that will sell at Public
Sale, on Monday, the 22d day of February. at 3
o'clock. P. NJ, at the hotel of VIM. Il. Campbell,
the following Real Estate, to wit:
A HOUSE AND LOT, situated in Duck Creek
Hundred, in the town of Smyrna, Kent county. DEL.
bounded by lands Of William A. McKown, David
Richards and others.
Seized and taken by distraint as the property Of
n. c. Spruance, now owned by w. C. Mitchell and
will be sold for the payment of Taxes due the Unit
ed States. Terms Cash.
M. DAY. Deputy Collector
Deputy Collectors Office. at
Marydell, Del Feb. 10th, 1869.
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u. .. Internal Revenue.
COLLECTORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that will sell at Public
Sale, on Monday, the 22d day of February, ct 2
o'clock. P. NJ, ut the hotel of WIN. T. Campbell,
the following Real Estate, to wit:
A HOUSE AND LOT, in Duck Creek Hundred
at the Smyrna Junction of the Delaware Railroad,
bounded by lands of t. FOxwell, John Scrowdrck,
and others.
Seized and taken by aistraint the property OF
the WIN. Boyes heirs, and will be sold for the pay
ment of Taxes due the United States. Terms Cash.
M. DAY, Deputy Collector.
Deputy Collectors Office, at
Marvdell, Del, Feb. 10th, 1862
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u. -. Internal Revenue.
COLLECTORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that will sell at Public
Sale, ON Saturday the 9th day of March at o'clock
p NJ, at Hazlettville, the following Real Estate to
wit:
A tract, piece, or parcel of LAND, situated in
West Dover Hundred. Kent County, Del, said to
contain SIXTY ACRES, more less with the i'm
provements thereon, bounded by lands of David
Marvell deceased, now owned by Edward Marvell,
John Cox, and others.
Seized and taken by dstraint as the property Of
William Foreacre snd will be sold for the payment
of Taxes due the United States. Terms Cash.
NJ. DAY, Deputy Collector.
Deputy Collectors Office, at
Marydel, Del, Feb, 18th, 1869. {
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u. p. Internal Revenue.
COLLECTORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that / will sell at Public
Sale, on Saturday, the 6th day Of March, at %
O'Clock, P. NJ, at Hazlettvllle, the following Real
Estate, to wit:
A tract, piece, or parcel of LAND. situated in
West Dover Hundred, Kent county, Del, said to
contain FIFTY ACRES, more or less, with the i'm
provements thereon, bounded by lands of David
MARVEL, deceased, now owned by Edward MarTel,
Isaac Pratt, and others.
Seized and taken by dstrant as the property of
Rachel Hurd and will be sold for the payment Of
Taxes due the United States. Terms Cash.
M. DAY, Deputy Collector.
Deputy Collectors Office, at
Marydell, Del, Feb. 18th, 1869.
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COAL OIL! COAL or

The safest, best and cheapest OIL for Illuminating
rnrnoses in the market. We guarantee 1t to be all
,b, is represented and at less cost to dealers than
can be purchased in this, or the Philadelphia Mar
kst. Give US a call.
THOMPSON 4 CO.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in Coal OIL Lard, Sperm
whale and Lubricating Oils, s. w. cor. SECOND
and NARKET Sis, Wilmington, Del. [aP22-lyl
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U. 9. Internal Revenue.
COLLECTORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that l will sell at Public
Sale, on Monday, the Dad day of February, at 4
o'clock, P. NJ, at the hotel of VIM. T. Campbell,
the following Real Estate, TO wit:
A HOUSE AND LOT, situated at Smyrna juno
ton, Delawrre Railroad in Duck Creek Hundred
Kent County Del, bounded by lands of T. Foxwell,
and others.
Seized and taken by distraint the property of
the Patrick Shannon heirs, and will be sold fol the
payment of Taxes due the United States. Terms
Cash. VI. DAY, Deputy Collector.
Deputy Collectors Office, at
Marydell, Del, Feb. 10th. 1869
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u. =. Internal Revenue.
COLLECTORS SALE.

COLLECTORS SALE.
Notice is hereby given that | will sell at Public
Sale, Tuesday, the 23d day of February, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ at the hotel of J. w. Thomas in
Duck Creek Hundred, the following Personal Pro-
perty. to wit:
THREE STAGES AND HARNESS.
Seized and taken by distraint as the property Of
Enoch Spruance, and will be sold for the payment
of Taxes due the United States. Terms Cash.
NJ. DAY, Deputy Collector.
Deputy Collectors Office. at
Marydell, Del, Feb. 10th, 1869.
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u. 9. Internal ReVenne.
COLLECTORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that | will sell at Public
Sale, on Monday, the 22d day of February, at 81
o'clock, P. NJ, at the Hotel Of VIM. T. Campbell,
the following Real Estate, to wit
Situated in Duck Creek Hundred, within one-half
mile of the town of Smyrna, a HOUSE AND LOT
Of about THREE ACRES, more or less.
Seized and taken by distraint the property OF
Aron Morris, and will be sold for the payment OF
Taxes due the United States. Terms Cash.
NJ. DAY, Deputy Collector.
DeputyICollector's Office, at
Marydell, Del Feb. 10th, 1869.
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SMYRNA SEMINARY.

The next session Of this Institution i'll begin
Monday, February 9Th 1869, to continue twenty
two weeks. Students admitted at any time Those
from a distance can be accommodated with Board
at places suitable, and convenient to the School.
For circulars containing full particulars Address
J. ii. BECHrEL, Principal.
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The MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

18TH the residence OF che
hndss relatives by the Rev. G. H. Pendergrp"e W Jim
lonDkns and Miss Betsy Brown, all of Appoeunimink Id
Aeards. Wilmington papers please copy.l
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100 shares Of Delaware Railroad Stock for
sale by Jno. McLear Il Son, Bankers, GOT
Market street, Wilmington, Del.
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every Improvement desired.
No. 2.
One New TWO-stOry Double
House and Lot,
on No J. containing 60 #. front and lao #
deep. The dw ellings now in course Of erection
and will be completed in few weeks.
Nos.
ONE SINGLE STORY HOUSE
one-story and a-half. situated Cummin's street.
Lot 80 by 60 feet.
No. 4.
piece of Land for Building Lots, situated on
South and High sIs.
No. S.
A LOT AND STABLE,
situated on Union street. SO4 by l4O deep.
No.
A HOUSE AND LOT,
situated at Duck Creek. Lot so by l4O feet.
No.
Lot of ground at Duck Creek, containing about
Three-iourlhs of Suitable iOr Building Lots
No. 8.
2GRANARIES, Lime Sheds and Wharf at Smyrna
Landing, containing about Acres. with cripple The
granaries the best at the Landing.
No.
DOUBLE DWELLING and LOT, situated at
Landing. Lot contains acres, with cripple.
No. 10.
A TWO STORY SINGLE DWELLING and LOT,
situated at same place, containing about One Acre,
cripple included Buildings story dwelling, good
Granary, Stable, and other out buildings.
No II.
A FARM OF 1873 ACRES, situated in Duck Creek
Hundred, about miles from Smyrna known as the
'ConnOr Farm. One half of Farm in White Oak Tim.
ber which makes it very valuable. Some fruil-Ap'
pie and Peaches
No. IL.
FARM OF 100 ACRES. situated in West Muir.
Ernila inf Fell
story dwelling 40 by IL feet, with pOrIIco the enure
length, Stable, Carriage House, Crib, and a Large
Granarv, now nearly compile ted. Good Apple and
Peach Orchard, 1000 trees OF lhe latter. About
the farm in good White Oak TimbeI-best IN that
seclIon. The above properties are all in Kent Co.
i No. l3
A TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING IS ACRES.
adjoining the town Of Milton. Suitable for Building
Lots, or for fruit or truck land
| No. Ia.
A TRACT OF LAND, containing as ACRES of
Wood and Timber Land. situated on the junction and
Breakwater Railroad, three miles from Georgetown
r No. is.
| A TRACT OF LAND, containing about Is Acres,
situated on same line No a. miles from George
town, where q station IL to be bullI'
No. l6.
A Two.sToRY HOUSE and LOT. situated in
South Milton. Lot about 70 by 200 feet; known al
the " Daniel Curry Property"
No. II.
| A HOUSE AND LOT, situated IN Norm mnton.-
The houae il two stories and the lot contains hal al
Acre of Land Known the Captain Cuiton FRO
perty." . s...~ ooro,v
Il No. l8.
TIE SCHOONER, Susie r. Colt fitted out in Sep
: ,oha, '69 and earry6O tons in foot wafer. Bull
= of Delaware White Oak, and fastened win IalSan
y lied Iron. A., m
u PAIRS OF MULES, and Wagon and Harness.
| nh
j. VESSEL. NOW BUILDING at Smyrna Landing
,.ith All Ibe Material and Tools for carrying on sa
The above property will be sold low' and on cas-
u terms 10 suit purchasers N ,YAS,rINcS
dacsO Sra Smyrna, Kent Co., Del
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SECURITY OF TIE BONDS.

1t needs argument show that First Mortgage OF $780,
mile what for long time be the only railroad
connecting the Atlantic Pacific PERFECTLY
The entire amount of the mortgage will be about S3OOOOO
and the interest 100000 in gold The present
rency of this is less than SOOOOO per
while the earnings for the year 1868 FROM WAY BUSI
NESS only, on AN AVERAGE OF LESS THAN 700 MILEs
OF ROAD IN OPERATION, WERE MORE THAN
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT
Private Sale.

The subscriber, wishing close his business, offers
at Private Sale, the following property, TO wit:
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House and Lot,

situated on South ST., in the Town Of Smyrna, Kent
county, State of Delaware. The lot contains ON
ACRE. This is of the most desirable residences
in said town. and where the subscriber resides
II is huit in modern slyle-cOmpeied last year-Ihe
main building being sOres 80 by % ieet. with a
back building l6 by sc feet, stories. There two
large water tanks and bath rOOm with verandahs
running the length Of the back building, and
every improvement desired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
A .Nonnn VINO DARED. =,

The HoosIer girls are smart, as will
be seen by the following Incident re.
lated by the Bureau county (Ill.) Re.
publican:
Some time ago q young country lass
had q lover, aB most young country
girls do; and she made up her mind
that she would capture him, II such q
thing was possible. On q certain Sun
day evening, she gradually drew out oil
him a confession that he ''lIked herr
and before he was hardly aware oi
himself, promise OF marFlage. When
Henry returned home, he medItated
over the matter q little, and wondered
how foolish he had beOn. With his
Well.known opposition 10 hasty mar
riaRes and promises, how cOuld he ex-
plain his conduct to his "lond parentsY''
Il was indeed dilemma, and one that
perplexed him to solve. Some days
after the incident above noted, the lady
whom we wIlFcall Mary, had q party,
and Henry was one Of the Invited
guests. In the evening Mary informed
him there was 10 bO wedding there,
and showed him the license. Imagine
hia Burprlse on seeing his name men
toned In the document. "Now, Hen.
ry, you are going 10 fultll your en-
HaRement," she said, gently strokinR
him under the chin. He tried TO excuse
himself on the ground OF not being
ready, and wIHhing little time TO ar
range his worldly atiairsi but Il was no
20, She told him to put on bold face,
and Just finlsh the affair up at once
and be done with 1t. Al this juncture
the Squire made his appearance, and
the two were Joined together In matrl'
mouy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
THE NEWS.

The suit OF the st. Louis and IllinoiI
Bridge Company on the appeal from
the award OF the commissioners, who
appraised the value OF the land on thu
Illinois shore opposite this city, belong
ing 10 the Virgins Ferry Company RnC
condemned for the use Of the bridge
company, which has been before The
Circuit Court OF Bsllsville, Illinois, fol
several days, was decided by the jury
Saturday, awarding the ferry company
Tl, 200. This Is smaller valuation
than the ferry company claimed.
At meeting Of the trustees OF Dart.
mouth College at Concord, N. H., yes
terday, President Smith was granted
three months leave Of absence on ac'
count OF Ill health.
This schooner Mary O'Gorman was
found Sunday, abont nine miles below
Oswego, dlsmasted and abandoned.
Her anchors dragging the boat came
ashore, capsized, and the crew are sup
posed TO be lost. She was owned In
Kingston.
The Secretary OF War ordered the
arsenal ut Baton Rouge discontinued.
All movable ordnance will be trans
ferred to such points as the chief oil
ordnance deslgnates. After the build.
ings are vacated by the ordnance de-
partment they will be transferred 10
the custody OF the quarter masters de-
partment for the use Of troops.
Treasurer Splnner's annual report
has been finished. The amount OF en-
titles made on the books Of the Treasu~
rer during his term OF office, eight and
half years, will not fall short OF forty
four thousand millions OF dollars.
The following Congressman are in
Washington: Drake. Sehurz, Pomeroy,
Morton, Sherman, Rice, Cole, Casserly,
Sawyer. Gilbert, Bingham, Garfield,
Orth, Wilkinson, Loan, HaldemRn,
AxtNll, johnson, Sargent, Fitch,
Jenckes, 1ngersoll, Loughridge, Bowen,
Spencer, and Shoemaker.
81. De Lesseps has been decorated
with the Grano Gross OF the Legion Of
Honor.
Secretary Boutwell, Is back at his
post.
Washington has subscribed SOS, 500
for u worlds fair.
Charges OF q very serious character
have been filed with the proper Cabl.
net officer against the head OF one OF
the bureaus In this department, which
Involve sad story OF the seduction,
deserllon and suicide OF a young wO-
man. The matter iB under investiGa.
ton by the department.
Jefferson Burrows, residing below
Louisville, while intoxicated, yester-
day, took up shot gun. not supposIng
1t loaded, placed the muzzle in his
mouth and his foot on the hammer
when the contents were discharged
killing him Instantly. Burrows had
taken the gun to XIII q man who had
assaulted him. %.
DR.. N. Green, 6rst Vice President Of
the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany, has been elected President Of the
T. Q. q L. Railroad, vice Gen. A. Dudley
resigned.
Passengers from Lexington, KY, re.
port that while funeral services were
going on In the Second Colored Baptist
Church before a large congregation, the
floor gave way killing Ave or six and
wounding ten or fifteen colored per.
sons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
New York Cattle mnrLCt.

NEw YoRK, Nov. %.
CATTLE-.TUtal number OF beeyes
CO.'S. the lighIesL run siuco August,
Poultry and mutton make good the
deficiency. On sale to-day 3.34O fresh
and $40 State. Tho cattle market Ia
Just u shade stronger anu only a few
lots remain unsOll, save ono lot of 40
extra fine Ohio Sirers ofSI% Gwt. at l5H
al6xc; nothing went above lGc. Very
many Texans were on sale aud brought
lOal2c; there were more than l,lOO
Texans fer tho week with only 47O
from Kentucky, hpnGA the quality
average low. New York gave ~; Ohio
| .O3O. A drove OF Texans GX cwt,
pretty good, brought lie; lot of 100
weiAhing 6h cwt. averaged $50. A
drove OF 70 Indiana steers O cwt, I2c ;
" good Ohio 5A cwt. l4al6c. The
market was slow for thin stock and
must improve unless receipts increase
SHEEP AND LAMRs-Total number
35. 800, with 1870 for to-day, MANY
lots are holding for an advance, but
those sold brought frmer prices of ia
DO for poor 10 fair; 51fa6fo for good 10
prime; and 70 for extras; sales OF car
Of Indiana, SO lbs, SIC; a car ofG7 lbs.,
Stale. 4Hc; u car Of Canada sheep, 81
lbs, DC; car ITO lbs, 6kc. Lambs
sell as sheep only.
Hoas-l4. 200 arrived for the week,
with 400 to-day. Such light receipts
cause an advance TO l01aliHc for live,
and l4c for dressed. Chicago dressed
begin to arrive sparlngly and sell at
l3ISci sales Of one car live Indiana, ,ll7O
lbs., lOHc; three cars Ohio, 1872 lbs, lie;
and car Of $50 lbs, lOKc; the market
closes very firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
HAtl ResuIt ornJoko.

Az Darlington. N. A., on the evsn-
Ing OF the sth inst, Frank CurrIer, OF
StraEford, thirteen yeArs Of age, hid
himself In some bushes near the road
for the purpose OF Tightening Brad
Watethouse, q boy Two or three years
older, son Of Daniel Waterhouse, OF
harrington, near nelghbor to Currier.
The Waterhouse boy was walking along
the road and heard q RroWlIng and
rustling OF the lsavea; not auspectInR
any trick was being played upon him,
he naturally supposed the noise was
caused by some tieroe wild animal,
perhaps . panther which hRs lately
been seen In Strat1ord. Returning 70 q
house near by he procured a gun, and
returning 70 the Bp0t, again heard the
Hrowling and paving. BE fred In the
direction whence the sounds came
when the screams OF the wounded boy
told him that he had shot u human
being instead OF an animal, The Our
rIer boy was taken home, when Il was
found that one eye was completely
destroyed and his face, tongue and neck
perforated by shot, so that hla life 10 In
q very critical condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-23
Cincinnati Market.
CrNoINNArr. Nov. o.


FLOUR-Dull, but unchanged.
GRAlN-Wheat-Dull; small sales No.
l red winter at 81 OS. COrn-SCarce and
in demand at 95A9Sc Tor ear; the supply
not equal to the demand. OAtH-Un-
changed at 47c TO Ac, demand fair. Rye
-S5a00c for Nos. 2 and l. Barley-II
moderate demand at 81 5Oal 55 for No
l to choice fall; Canadian 81 3OAl IS.
COTToN-Dull AT 24G for middlIng
uplands.
WHIsKY-ln moderate demand at 81 o.
PRoVIsIoNS-Mess Purk-Quiet but
firm at $32 W; small sales. Bulk Meats
Unchanged. with u limited demand;
shoulders l2hal21%c; and lGIfAlG9lc for
clear RIB, Is 10 ~ days In salt. fully
cured at 70 higher; all packed, de.
mand light. LIrd-Held Ut I7XAl8Hc
for steam and kettle; but buyers OlIer
20 less.
HoGs-ActlvP; closing Mt $40 50af1 co.
gross; $l3 GOALS rs. net: receipts, 1900:
all sold on arrival. Green Meats
Close at llS<, l49lalGc, and firm.
BUTTER AND CHEESE -Uncha nged
and quiet.
Ed0s-40c,
GRoCERIRs-Steady.
BkEf CATTLE-UnGhauYed at 81 90 tn
SO 90, gross.
OEL-No change.
GoLD-l26, buyers.
ExCHANGE-Sleady al l.. los discount
buying.