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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-05-07
wuITrEMoRE sELF-LoCKING
WHITTEM0RE sELE-I.0CNING
Horse Rake!
AND THE
American Hay Tedder,

At THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
C. IL. pUREII. AGENT, South Paris, Me.
y l.. MARSHALL. West Paris.
y c. HUTCHINSON, Hebron.
L. II. KIMBALL, Rumford.
G. Z BEAN West Rc;hsl.
JOHN THORN, No. Frycburg.
: &B WALKER, Lowell.
With regard Ia the merits of the above Machines,
we would respectfully refer 90 any farmer who
has used either 90 them, aud we append one out
of the many testimonials from farmers in Oxford
County:
PARIS. Me, March Is 1859.
hereby ccItifl That have used the Walter \.
Wood Moving Machine, in various ways, and for
liEhtacss OF drAtl, ease OF management, simplicity
OF construction and durability. think u has M
equal For TWO year, used my oxen, last year
put in shafts aud used ms horse, and il was sur.
prisiAg q sec with What ease be drew IL. His VT
i 900 lbs. Ny machine il four foot cut.
WILLIAM q. KING.
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Freedom Notice.

Iterford, April ., iSj9.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02

Srcxxrss K Tre.c> ----puring tie past snnm,r ani ml, sickness, os '"s'ignant type, has prevailed to an .iarming extent m ,he town of Tucson, Pima county, this Terri tory. The disease attacked almost every person in ;hc place, aud has carried oii many people. Indeed. we are told by persons Nho arrived hete from Tucson during this week, that as many as two and three pcrsols per day died during the summer and Fall months. The sccrtary of the Territory, Col J. Y. I. Carter, Gen. Deyin, C. II. Oury, Dr. Goodwin, Me. Owen, Col. Lewis, Q. D, Class, Mr. Smith. Col Henry X. Bigelow, ]. T. Alsap, and many other gentlemen were attacked hy it, aud arc s,ill WIlering from it. Still, the Tucson ra- per hasbtudiously avoided saying one word about ia very foolish proceeding It i. not escily, fever and ague, but somewhat simiiir, and good deal worse Our citizen. attribute it to the water, and the malarioui air of the place.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02

OrH only Councilman in the riflh Ieeisa. ture, Hon J. T. Alsar, arrived aI his home in Prescott, Wednesday evening lust. sora o' kis constituents, oursclf among tbe- number, have blamed hin for going into such aseetion. al Legislature as was the last. But, then, he only fulfilled the promise made Co those who elected him, and his action will prove to tho other counties that the people ol layapa are nos afraid to trust their interests the honor of representatives from other courfies Had our entire delegation attended the past scs- sion, Yayapai would have had controlling voice in the Legislature. The ac'ian of our delegate compares fayorably with ttt of the pouting, dog-n-the manager manner fl repre- ! sentatiyes from Pima county in foru4r years, when Prescott was the capital, who stood ready to resign and break up the sessilh when ever they feared they could not cairy their points Many objectionable acts Sae put through by the Pima delegation, at the re- cent session, and the people will h0l them responsible for them The Memoiial asking Congress for an appropriation ,o biill cap itol in their out of the way town was rushed through as II the fife of the place depended upon its passage Bu; Congress knows bet ter than to appropriate thousands oi dollar to erect buildings for capital purposes lt snct place as Tucson, which is almost out Of O, Territory and inaccessible to the people of th' other counties dgrin, great portion e' .h year. As well might the capital of Caliior nia be at Fort Yuma, as for the Capital Q this Territory tn be at Tucson. Tucson s00 miles flsn anywhere, and tue capita never would hayc been located there but fo
 the fact tbat Eicharl C. McCormiek, ou
 Governor, and Delegate elect, wanted to 2
 to Congress, and n order to do 80 bartere
 away the Capital b Tucson, agains, ,hs wish es of two-thirds oi the tosa fit, citizens ,
 the Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02

Tnr NrMs--We h.vs San Fssaz.se.. 7. pers of December l9ti, but they contain nothing startling A gpud soldier reunion was held a, Chiago oi the 18th ult. Gen. Grant was present Congress wNs b ses- sion and had ihrea'enedto put Georgh out of the Union It vas thought that s4' h. dian Bureau would bs abolished. Pratdent Iohnson's recent mesage does no, sui, the Radicals in Congress, They dcnounes the ! message and ia agihos
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WoRK op THE FIFTH This boly passed the following:

VI -
 ACTS. ..-.
 Extendin- the time for tbe collection of tAt,@ in Pima county. Approved No'em- er 70.
 5 To rer.cal chapter XIX Howell Cod, of tag Territorial paper-Nos. %.
 :. Granting leave of absence 70 the Re colder of Pima county 90.
 I Defining tine time when certain a4s ] sklll take eiieci.--Noy %. ! l5. To repeal section IS Of an act creating -f office rff District }i ss=-iss-.s exNoy 30. ! G. To permanently locate the TeFritsgial lfrisoa--Dec {.
 ' :. Ameadatory of chapter NLv, HoFtn lCode. Of District Courts Dec. :. N & To repeal sixth clause of section : clap ter LylI, Howell Code, ot Jurors-Des ?. ! 9. Regulating the fees of Jaror-Dec.H
 10. Grating the oflec oi County Surygfr Dec. l2.
 II. To license Dance Houss-- Dec. IL I9 Providing a salary for thg District it- torney Of Yuma couuty--lvc. If. l3. Concerning Public HigbNays or strees ; Doe. l4. Il. For the relief Of the Territorial Iibla- rizn-Dec l5. II l5. To enforce the collection ,f Territorial z Reyeuue-Dec l5.
 l6 Concerning Executors, Adm aistratds and their sucetics--Dec. D. r. Regarding Territorial Bonds Asd Wa rzis;s-ese- E. E IS Creating the office of AttorneA Gen } erAl-Dec E. F Regarding weights and measves- n Dec l5. e 20. To amend Section r.. Chapter XIII Ii Howell Cssie, 0f Educasion-- Dee Is.
 at Tosnpvent ard pm ssh the sale of srs,
 and anmunifion 10 fndiaG l--Dec. F. sr 2a. lT4 Hnend Ssesisn cAartev Sxxff !. Howell Csde, Of Finaa 2 and Taxation- " Dee E. | 23. Fixing thc compensation to De sllows Co the SaeriiEs of the several counties for q le PerfJrntnce Of their duties as ex xohsc it County AssessoFs-Dec. D. N 24 To Fgpeal Sections !, 2 3, 1, ! and 2, 'e An Act concerning the Territorial Indebtei !, ness--pec- l5.
 2j. Fixing the time for holding the Di P tricf Court foT the second Judicial Distril l. n the County os Mohaye-Dee l5. ! %. For the relief of Foreign Corporation l. doing business in the Territory l5. q q. Concerning the Territorial Treasure
 the County TreasuFers, and Clerks Of Bear $. of Sgpersis0rs--Dec l5. ; g. Providing penalties for refusal to pc
 form duty; neglect Of duty and malfeasan II in office by certain county oiiicers-Dee- 2. Tc establish public schools in the Te
 ritory-Dec. It.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02

RAIrs. have beqp the orjeref sic day, nr rather of the niehi, fcrsome tue past There was two of ther4 9n Christmas niz one in Preyott. rse one at the house Of leohn r Sim'nons, in Elllow Valley The Prescott one is said to have heea very pleasant sEair, but we did not pntro9ize 1t. The Willow Valley folks claimed US as theirs on that right, we vsnt with them ana must say yley treated us first rate. Tie dance wss slregular rip rcarer, the refreslmeuts were sxsrlleni and, ia the morning, whea tie dsrlcing ceased, all felt grateful to Mi, si'urncrs for the opportu- nity he had gi,sn then to enjoy q j,lly good time.
 On New Year Eve, there was q dAace at the resddsnce nf s.= Miller, irs y;iisiieF's Valley Many lsaies and gentlemen We're in attendance and d=ncing was kept up to a late hous~--.<
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WoRMsER & CO.,. Wholesale and Rea,il Merchants, LAPAz and rtTSfu.T, hrizuua,
 LIZ AINnalA

DEALERsN... Groecrie' Provisions, Clo;hnf, Boots, Shoes Liqao. CrucScry, Hardware, Farming
 ar Mining Implcutnts, etc, ('AfL TE ATTENTION pF THEIR OLD 1 plonct friends and ihe lphfle gcnnrnliy Go tbelf rev nd splendid assoritatai 0F -oosls Fe- eeutly pprchscd ty 0us of ihs Etn. ir san Frun. e.sco, and as on hand ai tAe.r s.srrs in i.a PAH --si's sSs--ssFi7
 sfiFe us all and scr for o1sselrcs. We afr Hof selling la f,iiaon rrirs~ BGt aofio is anG has been, ire snd es igrs'
 oay stock Ia fs h sckns wissigpd hf ~ Nhu aaFe see 1sA eyssninr4 H ta ks
 Tn4 LAl3EsT A4'r p,lS- Assosuneni ol saot cavF tsoasht 70 that place Merchants hnses miners Asa ottesr. ws>lsirN ta r.sgreisaa. sad assslsl 4ss ~em slee czil, before puF,ias.ag elscv hrrg
 WONNSFR 4 co pyi6 La Pu sra Prescott, Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02

THoNFsos Campbell, ! lawyer snd psiiii 1efaaog some repgte, diei at his residence ir san sraneisco a shost tine ago.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02
NOTICE.

AftHAFE9f.I HAVING rl f1lANsB gIg 53'H finat z ttsisffst is te fraa fssls frrH i. N ies talafAsa fl tefatffse is'i'H iseivsa hg aeieal ta. iat .il fs~st 7i H hrr ier th eea 4. .t34s le fr fh tsii,rtst Atfa es iaf
 ~ aftttA fEflf
 t l.t4fiAAlfS ntsftFv ia f~ gasil t VI @. 70 .f
 rsa ss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02

orR re.iers oan attribute the scaria q readiag mater ia this numI,er offhe Mssa and the extsme dullness of what few ites it contains, ss tie fact that we, the editol have been sorsiy afflicted with rheamaiisui for several days ptst.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02

Cor fts FtoEs~-A.fxa. x ur-f-Astrxy hax Fe. ceised tAs appointment Of A,ternry Geaerai of the T Trritory and D. IL s,icknsy that oi Adjatant eeneral.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02

-A,. each child marched to a platform, and spoke piece' After this camesth distribution oE presents, by Col Baker and Mrs Tuner. We need scarcely stste sbsi some of 1ese pressats wee very valuable, some very appropriate, and some ladiercus Had we time we c)uid write a column upon the affair, but all re can now say is ;hat tue children did vel, and ilst all wsrt well pleased with the evenings entertainments.
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Administrators Notice. T,a'sss cf Tohrsnn T csii-oh DsSsea

hrsflcF & ielehY eifsv tg ts tAr lN k3nE Ets'F,,es t .ss aHfsea.s .se saltt. f M sA f4isHs kF f ia 1st4ss4 f8 sai tsil sqpe aN sesass 0 Hhsa iR ft tf1f *isf fs plee 1At
 fr~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02

lslI,s Ageat Dent ans aife have gons to California
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02

y.-fnuetAs 8ctcii ss ihe RgsKa in sAa fraueiseo. (.ennt 1srs uerAuts 1w Nsair,ntssy wiB be
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02

th th,s number we ion of volume six of Ged in His mercy rrecian bend, or strik- IT. We expect to live mnsty more volumes rpatrsns are satisfied ,ounf since it came theri will be no let 'e whl squander no to lick us in oar cn- .he res srces of our Tor aatc tho soSrid Aborigines. and our patrohs) stand, divided Three dollars square, first inser- and half, each subsequent in- ution price, seven dollar' n com.
 't, glory,
 Niil to (some) men"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02

-ER THAs HE.--One Benz 'snt number of the Anizoai,n, re oi the editor of tn. inharmoniously st us, nut the editor Poor. himself greater that account alone is hide. Sorry re sensible ben vernment, 1t 1t instead of ald operate 'oast want nd that '7rs- a. assll r. Ie UT ex- $ Of its giIl and Nevada ts adver- Democrats
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02
JOINT REVOLUTIONS.

l. Asking a mail route from Tucson to Wicsenbnrg ria Camp Grant, Floyence, Camp Mcdowell snd Phoenix; als0 that semi week F service be put on the route from Prescott 70 Albuquerque Des. IL
 2 Recommending the establishment of a Nnited States Depository a, Tucson Dec l5. 3. Rspcaling section 2, of Joint Resolution rsgarding tue Territorial Library Approved ost. l, 1867. Dee. l5
 ]. Instrueting the officials of Yuma county to sssss all the property within the limits ol thancourty as defined in sec. l, chapter II, How'll Code-De:. l5.
 ,. Providing for the payment of current and cutlEgent expenses of the Territory for ls69- Dec. l5.
 coscgRsTST RESOLUTIONS. kesrsling memorials of previous Lsgis- latures
 z Regfding .irtesian Wells. 2. AAklI' daily mail service on the route :Font z. La ... A sNa, New Mexico, to Los Ange-
 4 ReearlinlGosernor Mccormick.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02

 the anniversary of
 by the children
 hool, on Christ
 S, was pleas
 ening, tae large
 as erowdsd with
 chiltirca, with
 d around thtChris- ,siisss sss '-'e--ss; '-e--ss; ssssss. .-s=-i ssltA and old. The exercises prayer and singin3, aster .dren answered various gnes- hem by Mrs. Wn. '. Tuner showed rrowH pe~ens resent rrehtrg> .hlz eAeeIlentiady in
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02
MEMORIALS.

2: .AsAine q Appropriation for Capitol buiidings-D Dec.
 2. Asking that lie cosnmandin1 officers of 'ae various Ailitar posts in the Territory be s'fen aatholiif to hrlIlsh arms, ammunition. anu fatIons tocitizefs under certain condi- tions-Dcc. 10
 .. Asking anextcntiop of the time aIIot- Ie1 ior the accs'nnlationVf fund to build 'Is territorial prison.-Iec. II.
 T. asklng tht establishment of a mail route ''os' .lSsa'.' s: Io fasabi Fat Dec. I5.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02

'A-ttA A -H+ a 1asa Bod .4l4ss ca
 {.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02
AR.IasA BREWERY kND SALOON.

oes tsf. Der vi 4sps. csa. .vss % sa.s. tl.-s us.n nTuO { co
 ssv
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assif
 r. Ne ar ex
 sof its giIl and Nevada ts adyer- Democrats
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-01-02
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The Largee md kost Gsnsral Rel Qf Goois ia lse Territory, or ia aHy eas house
 soat1 gf Sun F,aa4srD,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-17
TENNEHNRE.

After q great deal OF wrangllng be-
tween the two Houses, the Tennessee
Legislature has finally passed the bill
calling a Convention to amend the
State Constitution. Tho election for
delegates Will take place the 18Th Of
December. The Convention will as
semble the Srd OF January, and will
consist Of seventy.hve members. Ma.
iority and minority reports were sub.
mttted by the Committee on Federal
Relations touching the ratification Of
the 10Th Amendment. The question
was made the order for yesterday.
Though we have no intelligence OF the
action taken, there is no reason 10 ex-
pect any thing but rejection by a large
majority. ......
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RED TAPE.-In closing tho accounts
OF the National Broadway Bank Of New
York, after the draft had been drawn
by Treasurer Spinner for the balance
(some Sls.OO0) an error Of one cent
against the Government was discover.
ed. Forthwith Treasurer Spin ner noti.
fed the cashier that he could forward q
draft for the amount. A press copy OF
the letter was made, and o proper
record ofit kept. In due time the bank
responded, incloslng q draft for one
cent. The cashier In transmitting the
draft, adds that he Is happy to say that
the transfer was made without disturb.
ing financial circles. The letter and
draft were received, the necessary
records made In half q dozen books, the
proper Endorsements obtained, and the
money drawn and deposited to the
credit Of the proper fund. AL for one
cent, 8!'t..
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.
FLouR-Dull and unchanged; family,
S5 25a6 60.
GRAlN-Wheat-Dull; No. red win.
ter, 81 10. Corn-Scarce and higher,
ear, 9Oa02c. Oats-Flrm at 50a65o. Rye
Unchanged and dull at $50 for No. /.
Barley-Unchanged and dull.
CorToN-No higher with better dc
mand; middling, 23Xc.
ToBAoco-1n good demand, with a
light supply; sales G5 hhds. AT from
80 26 to S27 80.
WHIsKY-Firmer with a good de.
mand at 81 90.
PRovISIoNs-Mess Pork-Dull; held
at $50 90. Bulk Meats-Held at 12h
16ISa16Mc for packed and cured; no de
mAnd. Lard-Higher; sales 500 tierces
Ut 1GAal6Hc for steam; 17Kal7Xc for
Kettle rendered: closing with no sellers
OF steam below 17c; the stock OF old
lard has been reduced to 150 tierces.
Green Meats-Sold at 1lXal51<c; held
10 higher; the demand at the lower
figure Is not active. No old Bacon or
Mess Pork In the market.
aods-Active; all sold at from $40 90
10 10 10; receipts, 1900.
OIL-No change.
GRocERIEs-Sugar-kc lower.
GoLD-l27, buying.
ExoHANdR-Dull; Ha1-10c discount,
buying; par, selling. .
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THE PURCHASE OF THE GAS Works
Very Important resolutions were Of
fered by Captain Mcclure In the Council
last night, and may be found In our re-
port this morning, providing that the
city shall avail Itself OF Its right to pur-
chase the Gas Works on the expiration
Of the charter OF the Gas Company. II
the city can supply It's customers gas
at such prices as the company charges,
about three months would suffice, we
suppose, 10 pay of all herindebtednes
This is move In the right direction.
The charter ofthe company has yet be-
tween one and two years to run.
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rha nritlsh prorInn.s.

CoBURo, ONT, Nov. 10.
entnr Eastern. anlnlflad rnninrhnu
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NRw YoRK Nov IN

NkH AOkRI NOV, III.
CorToN-A shade firmer; sales 2,4OC
bales AZ 25So for middlIng uplauds.
FLouR-Closed, dull; 5alOc lower.
GRA1N-Wheat-Dull; 10 lower; only
very limited export inquiry; winter
red and amber 81 S2al 81. Rye-Dull
and heavy Of 81 03al O5. Oats-Dull
and heavy; 62aBio for western. Corn
Very quiet; 81 05a1 0S for sound mixed
western.
PRoVIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Quiet; $3l %
aSl 25 Tor mess, and S29 OOa29 so for fu>
ture delivery. Beef-Nominally un-
changed. Cnt Meats and Bacon-QuIei
and steady. Lard-Firm, with fair In
quiry.
Edas-In moderate request and un.
changed,
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PARIS, Nov. II
THE SUEz CANAL,
Preparations for the Opening Cere.
nlNnIaA.

nOnIea.
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, Nov. 10.
Thu festivities preliminary TO the In
augurallOn OF the Suez Canal COM
menced ut Port Said yesterday. The
Emperor Of Austria landed at noon,
and was led by the Khedive with great
ceremony, and magnificent military
and civic display. The houses were
decorated, arches were raised over The
principal streets, hundreds of flags
were flying, salutes were EXCHANGED
between the fleet and shore, Al night
the town and haTbor were ablaze with
fireworks, and the illumination of the
streets was as bright as day, the house
tops being covered with lighted tor.
ches. The rigging Of the man-of.war
and shipping in the harbor were hung
with lanterns Of every color and
showers OF rockets rising and falling,
The Khedive gave Il grand ball on
board his yacht. II was u superb af-
fair attended by the Emperor, Francis
Joseph, and all the dIHIing uiHhed guests
now assembled at the port. II ia said
that the water was alive with boats
all hHstening 10 the Vice regal yatch,
The bali lasted until carly This morn.
ing. To-day the Empress Engenie ar.
rived aud was received by the Viceroy
and Austrian Emperor. She landed
amid the laundering Of cannon and
reclamation OF the multitude which
lined the shores. Among the events Of
to-day was the dedication OF the ChrIs!
tian Church and the Mohammedan
Mosque. Priests and ministers Of all
creeus were invited 10 be present on
both occasions. /
The British men .oG-war Royal Oak
and Prince ConsOrt went ashore, Sun.
day, In the harbor, and were got afloat
with much difficulty.
On Monday evening n flotilla Of about
80 vessels, none drawing 10 feet water,
will sail through the canal. bearing The
Viceroy of Egypt, the Empress OF the
French, and the Emperor OF Austria,
with all the Invited guests.
The weather is most favorable.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Dy Gable Telegraph to tho IntellIGenecr.
EHGLAND.

The Funeral Fleet thAG IL to BrIug
Mr.. Peabody.
D.. LONDON, Nov. 10.
According TO the new arrangement
the government will dispatch the steel
frigate Monarch, from Portsmouth on
the Goth, with the remains OF the late
George Peabody. The Monarch will
remain al Splthead 0 few days, until
Joined by the American vessels from
the Mediterranean squadron, when they
will sail for America. II 10 more than
likely that several French war shlps
will also join the funeral fleet.
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Tho CatsklII ExplosIor.

HUDSON, N. Y, Nov. 10. +
The explosion at Catskill village yes.
terdAy, Is not 80 serious as was at firat
reported. No lives were lost, Mrs,
BrandbAll Is not dead, though her re.
covery is doubtful. The engineer and
fireman were but slightly scAlded.
The damage to property amounts to
about. $4,000. The boiler was thrown
three hundred feet over the top Of the
Ice house, and lodged In the creek.
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sTocKs-Generally strong at the close
nearly up the highest point, The ad-
vance and activity was most marked
In New York Central, Lake Shore and
Northwestern. New York Central was
the chief feature, which rose TO 1S4H.
The movement In Express Shares:
Adams rose TO 5S>S; and Wells, Fargo
Il Co. 10 2Ok.
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THR New York Financial Chronicle,
discussing the price Of Government
bonds and the policy OF the Treasury,
expresses the belief that nearly all the
conditions now exist for rise In the
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CAUTION,

HooiiandH German RameLlea are counter
telIod. $50 that the signature ofG. n. JACK.
hON IN on tho wrapper OF each bottle, All
Others are counterfeit.
German Medicine Store, No. GSl ARoH Hueat,
Philadelphia, IA.
Formerly @. II. JACKSON n 10.
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deIphIa.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is

4H44RU014K I4At 4UFt IUs
The Custom House authorities here
refused few days since to enter passes
for the clearance Of the steamship Gen.
Dulce, formerly q Spanish scull, upon
the suppositlon. that Il was the inien-
tion OF her officers TO evade the neutra-
lily law, and on the strength OF the
fact that she was at one time an Ameri-
can vessel previously to her sailing
under foreign flag. The Dulce was
brought Into this port u short while
since for repairs, but was seized and
sold for debt. A party In New York
bought and fitted her Tor sea. 1'-' r
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 16.
FLoUR-Dull and weak; western su-
perhne S5a6 25; extra IS so; family
50 6Oa7 90.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Steady; red 81 35a
! 81: Corn-Flrmer; prime white new
9Oa05c; old Sla1 05. Oats-Dull at 53a
66c. Rye-Dull at 9Oa95c.
PRovIsIoNs-UnchanHed.
WHIsKY-Steady at 81 O6a1 OF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-17
BurnInE OF n Theatre Rt Milwaukee,
Two Lives Lost.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 10.

The Galety Theatre, on Main street,
burned at late hour last night. Two
Of the audience were burned 10 death,
named Willis Brewer, employed In the
Daily Ne.cS Office, and young man
named Brown, clerk for Kummel &
Kempf. Several others were more or
less burned. The cause was from
kerosene explosion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-17

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