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Cleveland Market.
HIEVETANn III

NLEN NANNY julio =
FLOUR-Dull and inactive.
"HEAT-Dull and heavy; No. red
onered at 27i; do sold at Il; de-
so CoNN-Dull and unchanged; No. at
State at Csc. "'n'Dseu' NO
, KiE-YeTy duh; No. held at 1Oa
BARLEY-Nothing do;rn w.
PETROLEUM - ExcitsS ~
aud lower; refined held at 27ia2sjc for
June, July and August in large lots 'Oi
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Greenwood Cemetery.

y
SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles East Of the city, is now
ready for lnterments, sale and improvement q
lots. II contains 81 acres OF land, and is laid
out in the most modern andimproved style-san
be easily reached at all seasons by the Sationa
Road and for three-fourths of the year by the
Rempheld Railroad. 1t is perfectly secure, and
intended TO be beautifed by every variety o.
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains, &c, TO make il equal to the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
vision is also made for its enlargement, erdsl
and care in pe-petuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam
ne the grovRd with the Superintendent, VIII
has plat, or secure them by calling at the Offic
of the Secretary, ON Main street, over the Ban
Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make interments will call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission TO lot holders and visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary.
A. J. SWEENEY, Pres't.
4. Z. BOSHAll, SeCy.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong
j. ). Rhodes, George Adams.
John q. Mxth, r G. Jordan
Geo. Mendel z. A. Hildreth
Joseph Bel. angst
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rAKEPARTTCVLAR NOrIL.

DR.. J. addresses all these who have ~ ..
themselves by improper indulgence and 81 "a.
habits, which ruin both body and nind ulsrl
them Tor either business, study. soasr
marriage.
Thcso arc some of the sad and me!AncAo.
fects produced by early habits OF youth 80
weakness of the Back and Limbs Pains 10 =.
Head. Dimness Of Sight, Loss Of Muscular d,
err Palpitation Of the Heart, Dyspepsia Nsrr51
Irritability, Dorangemeutof tie p,EcsuvtE.
tons. General Debility, Symptom Of CgI,s1s
ton, Sc.
MFNrALLY.-The fearfal effect OF asrs.
are much TO be dreaded-lOss OF Msucy o..
fusion of Ideas, Depression Of S9ra g.
Forpbodings, Aversion toSOclety Sell l,'lr
Love ut solitude. Timidiy, sc, are sous % boo
evils produced
Thousands Of persons OF all ages can -
Judge what IL the cause OF their declining beau
losing their vigor, becoming NcaA pale. b.
vous and emaeiated, having singular apPN
anco about the oyes cough and symptoms
Consumption.
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DIR JOHNSTON

Member OF the Royal College Of Sargcot,
don graduate from one OF the mos, e.
Colleges In the United States, and the g..
mart Of whose life has been spent IN the L5,.'..
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and cl,sv,.,
has effected some Of the most SstOuishuE ~.
that were ever known. Many trouble
ringing IN the head and ears when asleep 3,
nervousness, being alarmed at Sudden 4, r.
bashfulness, with frequent bhshiug s,,,.
sometimes with arrangement Of mind, were,
a. immediately
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING. WEST VA
SAFlI Al 1890 --.--- ---------S 1OO'OVO'
flee, &c Monroe street, next door 20 First Ma
tionAl Bank
eFFICERs.
GEORGE K WHEAT, Prssidfat
JAMES MCCLUSEY, We PregidsHi
JOHN BISHOP Secretary.
Z. II. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary.
John z Wilson, George K. Wheat,
Jas Q. err S7ml Harper,
John A. Armstrong. JAme- Mckinney,
A. c. Quarter. Morgan OFT
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
s. Brady Cashier Merchants National BErk
Wheeling; List, Morrison Co, Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor HandlA1 4 Co,
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Michael Reilly.
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan 4
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; McCsJe.
Kraft 4 Co., Druggists, Wheeling Geo W
FranLheim 4 Co, Wholesale Wines and Liquors.
Wheeling; Winship Woods 4 Co, Queensware
wheeling: LeWis Bzker. Pub. REGlsTEE, WhssI
ing: 7. c. McAfee Notions, Wheeling. CarBu-
ben. Prev l. Co, Pubs. IRtslkgsResy, WheeIiBT.
OFT Son 4 Co., Hardware, Wheeling. J R
Sands Cashier First National Bank. Fairno1t.
r P. Camden, Pres't Nat EI- Bank. Weston
". Va, Capt John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling.
mAv3
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately Cured and EuA VigUg E,,
This Distressing Affection, which read.
miserable and Marriage impossible. j. h..
~ paid by the victims Of-improper irt1rl~
Young persons are too apt 10 commit c,I,
froln not being aware OF the dre4dGlr
ouences that may ensue. Now, who thar -
stands the subject viii pretend 10 deny 49,.
power Of prOcreation is lost sooner by tho.
ing into improper habits than by tie prs
Besides being deprived Of :ne pleasure y -,
offspring. the most serious and destruriir,
toSls of both body and mind arise Has
becomes Deranged, the Physical a. n y.
functions weakened, loss OF Irosryl.y- D.
Nervous IrritahilitN Dyspepsia, PLp,r.
tbe Heart, Indigestion, Constitution Il, ~.
a wasting Of the Frame. Cough Cal,.r..,
Decay and Death.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have INJURED themselves by certain pa
tioe INDUCED In when alone habit frcquesl
learned nom evil companions, or AZ scho' Do
efIects of which are nightly iolt, even We
.sIs.n and M not cured renders marrags .
Dos.ible and destroys both mind and 81
should apply Immediately
What pity that a young man, the bop
hi, country, the darling OF his parents, thoa.
be- snatched from all prospects and eBjoymgtI
Of life by the consequences Of deyiAthg 'rur
the path Of nature ana lhaulglng 10 Ao'f'ar
. 1,,F,lnffwg
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OIdG6 LID ul QuOO NOA SSeAJ
OF PARKERSBURG, w. VA.
CAPITAL, .--.----.----..----'SA
Paid in and secured BY the deposit oil Govern
ment Bonds.
DIRECTORS:
Gen j. J. Jackson President Second Nat. Bank.
j. NJ Stephensop, Prest Parkersourg n. BANK
Henry Logan, Director
I thompson Leach, Director
John V. RathbOne, Director First
S. Prayer,
NJ P Amiss Attorney at Law.
George j. Hopkins, Merchant.
VIM. NJ. Eaven, Merchant.
NJ c. q. Church, Pres't w. Va. Transport TO-
Rev Thos II. Monroe, of the u. L. Church.
GEN. il JACKSON, President.
N. p. AMISS, Vice President
h. S. FOREMAN, Secretary.
THIS COMPANY BEING FULLY ORGAN
| lied with its capital paid up and secured by
Government Bonds, do propose TO take risks AT
current rates on buildings OF all kinds, merchan'
disc manufacturing establishments furniture
and cargoes on the Western waters and lakes
and being composed of good and Leading 0usi'
ness men, would respectfully solicit the patron
age of the insuriug public. Applications Tor IN
s1rance win be promptly attended 10 and poll
cies issued at the agency oihce over the feoPle
Bank, Main street. Wheeling, w: va.
n. G. ARTHUR, Agent,
apr2s-tf Wheeling and vicinity.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men cont.
ing Marriage, being aware Of Physiea. ~
mes organic debility, defor'nities. a. =.
cured.
be who places himself under the car
J., may reIigio1sly cOntide in his honor M.
tleman, and confidently rely upon bis sI,.
uhysiCian.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, June 9.
Flour dull and heavy. Wheat dull; am
Der 81; No. white So; white regular
and lc better; business very light.
Corn-No. | a shade lower and quiet at
&c; No. = unchanged at 66tc; yellow
7Oa7O!c; condemned Acc. Oats steady
at 65Ia65fc for No. and Michigan; No.
3 6ic. Rye dull and nominally I'M
changed. Barley dull.
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Ige, &c, impossible.
YOUNG MIN

Especially, who have become the victim, 49,,
tary Vice, that dreadful and destructiv. 4 =
which annually sweeps 10 an untinnely
thousands Of Young Men of the mo.f 50, s'.N
talents and brilliant Intellect, who uigbt - d
wise have entrAneed listening Sena,e> "a we
thunder of eloqnencs, or walked 70 ec,,s'' ,
thrilling Tyre, may call with full eon6d.r
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DEFINE STCss:s.-
u . bbls STANDARD Cr powd and grand.
- do. A. & u. Coffee Sugars,
- do. IL. e.. e. 4 c. yellow. at
maxwell s. TINGLES
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WE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY
w In store, Buckets Tubs, Wash boards
BrOoms, Essence Coffee. Extract LogwOod Md
der, Indigo, C0ppeTas Blue Vitriol Aluni Pen
per, Allspice, Cinnamon, NutIscgs, Cloves, Mus.
tard, Ginger, Bcarb. Soda Sal Soda. Rlbbht
soap, ColRates Soaps German Soaps, Family
soaps. Candles, Mould and Star, Concentrated
Lye, WHd7w Glass, Lead Shot Gua Caps Pow.
der. Cotton Yarn Cotton and Flax Twinss
Candle Wick, Batting Wrapping Paper, &c
MAXWELL & TINGLK.
deaIU
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MARRIAGE

ReHect that a sound mind and body aro ID.
most necessary regulates 10 promote oonruha
happiness Indeed without these tho jugus.
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage Oh.
prospect hourly darCens 81 the Wow. the ur.
becomes Swallowed with despair and dI'cd vii
the melancholy reelection that the Lappuoa.
another becomes blightcd With our own.
DISEASES OF IMPRUDESCB
When the misguided and imprfert voAu
pleasure finds that no has imb.bci the soc,s O.
this painful disease, IL too often happens thu
an illhmod .enAA Of shame or dread Of y .rorru
dotsrs ham from applying 10 those sho. from q,
ucatiou and rrsprCtahilty can alone hcfrtrn.
n NJ DELAYING till the cOust itsnord NuVuusu
this hurTld disease make thu.l appearance 80
As liberated sore throat diseased uus' uu.'.-s
paina in the hoadl Tunt-s of a.
deafness. n0dea on thGrthm puuss and sr.
blotchos on the head, face and eIirowitr
crossing with frghtful rapidty, al
palAiN Of the mouth or tho bOnO
f1 In and the victim ~ tlha awful l.p4.a q
comes "A horrid object Of COMMUNICATION o. To 81
puts a period 20 MS dreadful sufnrrg BIS 'stl
Jog him % That Undiscovered County i've
whence no traveller TeturnA"
Iti melancholy fact Jhat Thousands fsl w.
tins 10 this terrible diseas0 owing 70 ~ u
skillfullness Of ignorant pretenders Who B. "a
use OF that DEADLY PuHOS hrECUHr fuif h
constitution and make tho residue Of lie ss
able.
OFFICE SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Left hand side going from Baltmoru sirssi .
| few doors from tho corner. ~ FAl not los
| servo name and numbhT.
~ No letters received unless poet PAD ~
containing a stamp 70 DO used on he ~
Persons writing should state afs, and .'hd ~
ton Of advertisement describing symFtom'
The Doctors DIPLOMA hang IN Ls Ode
ENDORSEMENT or THE PRESS
The many Thousands cured a. this ss'sst
mert within the last twenty wears, and ~ o..
merouB important Surgical Operations fsrr'n'lN
by DR. Johnston, witnessed by the rsp0i''.
the Sun and many other pap,rs pouocs gi 80
appeared again ard again before tho ~
sides Ids Standing a. a gentleman 81 cbAfs0-
and responsibility, II . suihdrht guhrnHtl % -
afflicted
Skf1 diseases sposdily cured. hnF
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China and France.

The order assigning Captain Baldw win
to duty in connection with registration
in Virginia has been revoked, He is
ordered to duty as Indian Agent.
During the absence Of the President
Private Secretary Porter will remair
GU duty in charge of the Executive
office
This afternoon Col. Manuel Freyer
was introduced TO the President by the
Secretary of State and delivered his ere,
dentials as Envoy. r 81
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MEDICAL.
BALTIMORE LOCK HospIT.,
Established a. a Refuge from Quacke,, .,
only place where curs can Be ostsi5cs u
np rNrgNCSroN-

has discovered the most Certain, So d.
only Effectual Remedy in the world fcr "a,
ness.of the Back OF Limbs Structures. A H.",sS'
of the Kidneys and Bladder, InvolrnfsrT ~ %
charges, Impotency, General Debility, Ne
ness, Dyspepsia, LanguOr, Low Spirits ~, ~
sion OF ideas, Palpitation Of the Hear TSel'y
ty, Trembling, Dtmness Of Sight. GiS5s-.s
Disease Of the Head, Throat, Nose or ST. I.aes
fentions Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach o. i
els-those Terrible Disorders arising fro,. e.
tary Habits Of Youth-sEcRKT and soljtsr- y
tees more fatal to their victims than ~ -
Of Syfsns to the Mariners Of Ulysses. bIisS.'
their most brilliant hopes or anticipation. - ).
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DEOVIaTONS-
i Bacon, Hams, SbOulicrs and Sides Bulb
Meats, Dressed Hogs, Prime Leaf Lard &C.
MAXWELL d TINGLE
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The Government Depositorics.

The purpose of Secretary Boutwell, to
reduce the number of Government de-
positories in the country meets great
deal of opposition. There are now three
hundred and fifty, and he will reduce
the number to below two hundred
having regard not to the wishes of ma.
tional banks, but to the requirements
of the public service. The report that
he will have one depository in each
Congressional district is not true. The
new list is not making up on any such
hnsiS
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RiceVille.

Our friends of the neighboring village Of
Riceville are outstripping all competition in
the way of expansion and improvement. From
a mere station of few years ago, where the
iron horse halted to feed and quench his burn
= ing thirst, it has grown to be the most thrifty
and go-ahead town on the line of road. Rice
willie has fine, productive country to sustain
it; butno little Of its prosperity is. we sus-
pect. attributable to the fact that it has one
of. the best and most popular schools in East
Tennessee--the Riceville Institute, in charge
Of Professors Brown and Goforth, whose skill
and capacity are best demonstrated by the
,ppusuall y,large number Of pupils under their
charge at present. 'rr'n.', Is, ly'r - v
Il The Posi- has forty-fve subscribers at Rice
VILE, fact we, allude to as another evidence
Of the good sense and sound and wholesome
character of the community. We trust Rice
Vile will continue to grow and prosper, and
that our list of patrons there will keep pace
with the growth and expansion of the town
and the rich and fruitful developments of the
surrounding country.
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.I-I - :
HIGHWAY Robbery.

A young man named Louis Hampton, who
lives near this place, was attacked, on the 9th
instant, near the head of Dry Creek, in Mon
roecounty, by four highwaymen, who robbed
him of gold watch and seventy eight dollars
in money. Mr.. Hampton had been to North
Carolina on business, and was on his return
when the robbery occurred. The robbers were
armed with heavy navy pistols, and after hav-
ing relieved the young man of his watch and
money, permitted him to depart, with empha-
tic instructions to travel and to keep silent
in regard to the robbery until he got some dis
tance away under penalty of being killed.
Hampton was armed with a six-shootcr, but
says the appearance of the robbers was so sud-
den and abrupt, with their pistols cooked and
presented, that there was no opportunity for
resistance. They took his pistol, and after
rendering 1t unfit for immediate use, handed
the weapon back to him. They appeared to be
young men, and were all dressed in ordinary
jeans clothing. Hampton says there is some
pretty rough country in the direction of the
North Carolina mountains, and thinks that he
will not visit it again without an escort.
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New Eirm--.SprIng Announce
Inent.

As a new feature in the business of Athens,
we call attention this week to the advertise
ment Of McKELDIN & DEMENT,, who have just
commenced at ,CLEAGE's OLD STAND, where
they are now receiving and opening one
of the largest and best assortments of Goods
ever brought to Athens. Our country friends
will remember Tom. Dement, as the popular
salesman with the Messrs. Helm for sew
cra years past. The other member Of the
Firin--why, everybody knows Johnny Nc
.Keldin as one Of the cleverest and best fellows
that ever grew up in this community, noted as
it is for good and clever people. They have
both had experience in the mercantile bust
ness. They engage in it for the purpose Of
making money, and understand that the way
to do that is, to always keep good stocks, adj
vertise literally and thus have their light con-
stanty shining before the public, to sell at a
reasonable profit, and to treat all customers
alike. Such Firm, with such rules steadily
in view, mean business, and is bound to build
up large trade. We bespeak for 1t a liberal
share Of custom to start with. '
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A MONSTER FROG.
NIaury County Snartly Ahead.


The Columbia Herald has a terrific story,
which is vouched for by Mr.. A. p. N. Mat
thews, man Of well.known integrity, about
q frog weighing SO pounds, claimed to have
been found in cave near his house, short
distance from Indian Camp Spring. After re-
lating how he and five or six of his neighbors
entered the cave, bearing torches, he gives the
following account of his interview with Mon
sieur Crapeau:
We advanced to within about twenty feet
and halted. 1t was then setting with its side
to us, and when all Of the torches were brought
up 1t turned slowly around facing us--and
such hideous sight never before beheld.
Its eyes, as they glistened in the torchlight,
made such an impression upon me, and in fact
upon the whole party, that we trembled as IL
in the presence Of real demon, for in all my
imaginations of the appearance Of q demon I
must acknowledge that never conceived OF
any thing that would be calculated to fill the
mind with such horror as this. We stood in
the position we had first taken for some time.
Mr.. Matthews threw a small stone toward the
frog, which rolled and struck him lightly. It
bowed and ducked its head twice toward the
ground in rapid succession, and made leap
toward us; and If tell you he leaped ten feet
l do not believe that would miss 1t six inches.
A plan for its capture was soon determined
upon. Mr.. Matthews sent to his house for n
large goods-box (which soon after arrived. The
box was dragged in and The top removed. The
box was pushed by Messrs, Dixon and Due
towards the frog; Mr. Matthews using the top
as a shield, succeeded in getting behind the
frog. and by throwing stones ut it for some lit
tic time, made u change its position to place
near the wall. The box was then pushed slow
ly up and covered 1t; the top was slipped
down, the box was turned over and secured
by afew nails, and the prize was ours. We
lifted it into a cart and started for the resi-
dence of Mr.. W. ID. Matthews to have it w CHI
ed, as 1 had no balances that would draw
enough at my house. A rope was tied around
the box and the frog and box were weighed
together. The frog was then turned out into q
chicken-coop and the box weighed, and show
ed that the frog weighed exactly 93 pounds.
l will be willing to make an affidavit Of this
fact before any Justice of the Peace in Maury
county. Those present and saw the weighing
can attest to this. 1t Is. dare say, as rare q
curiosity as was ever found in our county be.
fore. Mr.. Matthews measured 1t while it was
in sitting posture and its height was exactly
three feet four inches. Its eyes, as near as we
could guess, were two and one-half inches in
diameter. The color of the breast or belly was
a dark yellow, while its back was a dark green
and apparently messy, around its neck is two
distinct red and one dark stripe. From the
center of the head. or rather commencing from
the top center OF the nose. there are apparently
| a thousand small light stripes sprangling out
| from common centre like rays of light. Its
feet are of large proportions and are perfectly
| black.
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C O III NJ E R CIAL.
Athens Market.

- ATHENS. March 18th, 1869.
But little doing in produce since our last
We know Of two or three pretty heavy lots of
Bacon in the county. With the exception of
these there will be but little more for ship
ment, if indeed there is full supply for home
demand. Corn is not in heavy demand, and
there is considerable quantity yet in the
country. We make no change from our figures
of last week:
Bacon, dull at l6 cents. Lard II. Corn 20.
Wheat, 200. Oats. 30. Peas so. Dried Peach
es 2.50 Apples, 1.25@1.50 Butter is in de-
mand at rs cents. Eggs 10.
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Died, In the vicinity Of Athens, on the 10Th
instant, Of dropsy, Mr.. ISAAC N. CROW, in
the 23d year Of his age. He was an estimable
young man, beloved by his friends and ac-
quaintances, and bore the protracted illness
which preceded his dissolution with patience
and resignation.
Last week we were called upon to chronicle
the demise Of an old citizen, who departed
full Of years; this week Of one cut off in the
morning Of life.
Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers to wither at the North winds
Il breath t,
The stars to set, and all .r
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, DEATH
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ssSsEearfuI Prediction.
has hecn nnhlished In Savan

y "A t0ofh been published in Savannah, Ca,
entitled the "Great Earthquake by which the
Destruction Of Savannah and the Surrounding
Country Within a Radius of Fifty Miles is to
be Accomplished" The date of this dreadful
mishap is fixed on the 9TH Of June next. The
contents Of this book are invisible until eX-
posed to very strong heat, when they will
Immediately appear in red or brown chsrac.
tiers. The prediction is said to have produced
aprofound sensation among the colored popu.
lation Of the neighborhood. !. u =.
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The Concert.

The Concert at Cleage's Hail., last Friday
night, was very nice affair. There was O
good audience, who appeared highly entertain.
ed With the efforts of the amateurs. The arts.
tic manner in which several pieces were rem.
dered would have done credit to performers Of
more experience and practice, and we must be
allowed to congratulate the young ladies upon
their success. We don't know when we have
passed an evening more pleasantly, and regret
that such entertainments are not more fire.
quent.
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Chattanooga Market.

CHATTANOOGA, March 9th, 1869.
Corn, 79aS0, sacked on wharf. Wheat. 1.65a
LIS but little on market. Peas, COOL 90. Beans,
white 2.00@2.50; mixed 1.50@l.75. Flour, 900
oil .0Op perl bel. Potatoes, demand good, Sweet
60@75; Irish 75@1.25. Eggs 1215@lh. Butter
l6@17. Lard 1619@ls. Pork, gross 7T@S: nett
9k@l1. Salt pork hog round 14a IL. Bacon.
15l4al8 hog round. Beef on foot, 3@41S gross.
Blacksmith's Coal, &c per bushel, by the ear
load. of 200 bushels. Chickens bale. Onions
1.25a1.50. Green Apples scarce at 100. Dried
Apples 1.00a1.75. Dried Peaches 1.75a2.5O.
''A ~ Very Respectfully,
JOHN w. BROWN & co.
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The Greed for Office.

The greed for office is ten times greater than
it was ten years ago. Whether this has been
induced by the increased facilities for public
plumber developed under the auspices of the
present dominant party, or from growing in
disposition to labor at some honest vocation, is
not material. The fact is true. There are not
less than five hundred loyal patriots in this
good county Of McMinn today, who religiously
believe that they were sent into this breathing
world for no other purpose than to live at
somebody else's expense. zee,