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New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
VIRGINIA.

TIE STATE UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE CIVIL
AUTHORITIES.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 2S.-Gen. Candy to-day
issued an order turning the administration Of State
affairs to the civil authorities. The military officers NIL
ing the positions Of State Auditor and Secretary. to-day
rendered their designations TO the Governor
In the matter OF the negro troubles with tho street
car company. Mayor Cahoon has decided that the at
tempt was made violation OF military orders making
Distinction and DOW that State under the rule OF
the civil authorities the negroes seek redress n
civil suits before State Courts, criminal pr0seeu
tlon before the Federal Courts
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TIE PEABODY FUNERAL.
LANDING OF THE REMAINS AT PORTLAND-THE
PROGRAMME FOR THEIR REMOVAL ON TUES

LANDING OF THE REMAINS AT PORTLAND-THE
PROGRAMME FOR THEIR REMOVAL ON TUES
DAY.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 2S.-The vessels of the
feet open to-day from 10 o'clock to o'clock. Tho
weather fine and the crowd largo yesterday.
Admiral Farragut gave dinner this afternoon to the
officers Of the feet The Governor. the Mayor. and
few other guests were present Gems. Barnard and
Tower and the Peabody Town Committee have arrived
the Falmouth House. The Maine Legislature will ar
rive tomorrow morning.
Atm the remains will be transferred from
the Monarch to steam tender, which will be followed
by the OF the fleet Admiral Farragut and staff in
his flag steamer, the Lyden, will bring up the rear AS
the body placed board the tender the Mon
arch will fire gun signal, which will be followed by
guns the Plymouth and Mianonomoh at intervals OF
two minutes, be continued until the remains are
placed In the funeral car Mnuteguns will also be fired
from Fort Prebe and the Arsenal At the landing, the
boats will close up in line, and remain until the
funeral car moves, when they will hoist their
flags and return to their respective ships.
Gov Chamberlain will receive the remains with brief
address, and they will then be placed in the funeral car
and conducted to the CITY Hall The procession will be
formed follows The Portland Band, Mechanic Bnes
aud the Portland Light Infantry, under command of
Gen John Marshall Brown the Maine Legislature with
the Hon. T. II. Cushing and Mr. Marshal; the funeral
car attended by the Committee of the Peabody Institute
as palbearers the relatives OF the deceased Admiral
Farragut and staff; Governors Councils, Mayors and
heads Of Departments Capt Conners and the ocers VI
the British and American cquadrons.
The profession will move the City Hail. where the
remains will be deposited The ceremonies VIII be con
cuded after 10 o'clock as possible as George Pea
body Russell Is anxious visit Massachusetts, tomorrow
The hall VIII be to the public IN the afternoon and
evening from TO o'clock well as during Monday
from "A. m 10 p The various bodies that are 70
compose the procession ordered To assemble at St
o'clock the morning Of and the invited guests
are 10 assemble at the Mayors Office at o'clock. They
Will he escorted into the hall at $3.50 precisely
The following the programme OF the funeral eortege
for the removal Of the remains from the City Hall 10
the Tuesday, under the direction OF Col l.. d.
NJ. Sweat:
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
TENNESSEE.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 29.-ln the Constitutional
Convention today an amendment to the State Cons,tu
ton was adopted by vote OF 50 to l6, conferrng the
right OF suffrage on all male citizens OF the United
States 81 years OF age who shall have been resident Of
Tennessee 70 months and Of the county in which vote IL
offered six months previous TO an election also re-
0ures each voter before exercising the right Of suffrage
at any election 10 show that he has paid the poll tax as
sessed against him Both branches Of the Legislature
unanimously adopted resolutions thanking the COnSen
ton for accepting the foregoing amendment
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EARTHQUAKE.

TOWN DESTROYED IN TIE IoNIAN ISLANDS.
HARTFORD Conn, Jan. 2S.-The COwdRtshas news
from Robert p Keep Consul at Athens, Of the total
destruction by earthquake, on the morning of Dec.
e. OF the town of Santa Maura, one of the Ionian
Islands of that name. At the date of the advices,
jan ten dead and fftyIwounded men had been
taken from the ruins Not house was left stand
Ing. The survivors slept in the open air or under
tents
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THE DISASTER TO THE PAwNEE RAIDERs-Ti
STOLEN PROPERTY TO BE RETURNED
ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.

SUSPENSION BRIDGE, Jan. "a serious ac-
cden the Great Western Railroad occurred this morn
.ng the night express train from Detroit near Cape
town. The train consisted OF two passenger and two
Pullman sleeping-cars The rail which caused the dis
aster though nav, broke into several pieces One pas
senger turned completely aud wrecked be-
yOnd epair. Another car was badly shattered When
the train halted all the cars were 80 janmed into
each other that the cOu not get through tho
doors The conductor discovering that the overturned
fire, broke through the window and snothered
the flames with cushions from the Only passen.
ger killed. His name Is unknown. He looked like
mechanic. and Is about IS or 40 years Of He came
PctrOa station and. Is believed, going either
10 Philadelphia Washington. When found he had no
coat Mr.. Rose, commercial Traveller Of Hamilton
Canada, had ms ankle dlslocated. Many other passen-
sengers injured No one In tue Pullman cars sus
taincd the least harm, though the pano was great
Every attention promptly paid by the railroad on
the wounded ad all OF them have gone 10
their designation. Laat night wHs very clear ana col
aud the the accident Ia attributed TO the ios The
platforms OF the Pullman cars were shattercd Dy rue
conosOn but the body ot tha resisted H. remaining
on the track Jn good condition.
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AUSTRIA.

TYROLEAN TROUBLE-PRINCEA AUERsPERG.
VIENNA, Friday. Jan. %, 1870.
The deputies of Tyrol threaten to withdraw from
the Austrian Diet because they denied the right
70 vote aud the influence in that body to which they
are entitled Prince AueHperg by the advice of the
leading members of his family has refused oyertures
10 form new Cabinet
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THE INDIANS.

COL. BAKER's EXPEDITIoN-173 INDIANS KILLED.
FoRr SHAW, Montana, Jan. 2S.-Col. Bakers
expedton against hostile Indians has just returned.
They killed l7J Indians, destroyed lodges, with all the
Winter jsupplies robes. &c. and captured over 300
horses The Blood Indians delivered up all the stolen
stock in their camp. Most OF the murderers and marau
ders of last summer killed The expedition was a
complete success Col Bakers loss one killed aud
ono wounded.
THE DISASTER TO THE PAWNEE RAIDERS-THE
STOLEN PROPERTY TO BE RETURNED,
Chicago. Jan. 2S-Trustworthy information
received at Omaha the Pawnee Reservation shows
that the report OF the disaster to the Pawnee raiders
exaggerated Four Indians had their feet and hands
frozen and were unable reach the Reservation but the
others arrived safely They captured l2o ponies from
friendly Indians the Arkansas River but say that they
had no fight. Superintendent JnDney will return the
stolen property the and have the leaders OF the
sealng expedition punished. The hunting expedition
had returned having been successfnl large numbers OF
buffalo were killed. with other game.
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SPAIN.
TIE MONARCmCAL VOTE.

TIE MONARCHICAL VOTE.
MADRID, Friday, Jan. 2s 1870.
The exclusion of Radicals from the Cabinet causes
o feeling of discomfort which is daily gaining
strength in the recent election the Monarchists
polled fve-sevenths of the popular vote
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BAVARIA.
A MINISTERIAL CRISIS.

MUNICH, Friday, Jan. 2s, 1870.
Differences between the Government and Parla.
nent have resulted in a Ministerial crisis The Up
per House insist on the resignation of Prince Hohen
lohe and the Cabinet over which he presides.
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ALABAMA.

THE ANNEXATION OF WEST FLORIDA CONFIRMED.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 2S-In the Senate to day,
n bill was introduced ratfyng and confirming the
agreement made by the Commissioners for the anne1a'
ton OF West Florida The bill referred The resolu
ton memoralizng Congress for removal Oh dlssaDhes
was int duced 10 punish drunkenness with mprson-
ment in the Penitentiary bill reported 70 organ
ize the Mobile city Government, and amended rs 70
have the appointing power entirely with the Governor
The House adjourned without action.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

President Woolsey of Yale College is at the
Brcvoort House - The Hon. c. W. Willard, NJ C.,
Vermont; GerrIt H. Smith, Geneva. y. Y; Judge III. H.
Low, Mddletown, y. Y; the Hon. A. ID, Waite, syra-
cuse the Hon. ID. G. Itttgjohp, Buffalo; Gen. Wekham
OF Virginia; Jas. a. Hunnewol of Boston, ". C. Mayo OF
Richmond, aud z. r. Root OF Utica are at the F1fth
Avenue noel z-= Geu. j. Magee OF Gov. Holman s
staff; Commander Pattison, L. 5. Navy; Col 3. X.
stafford T. : Army: NJ. A. Bryson Of 81 Louis; Drul.
lard OF Buffalo; A. Mur0ck of Georgia, and L. Black
OF Norwich at the 81 Nicholas Hotel - IA
Cougres smsn H. ID. Hubbard OF Connecticut aud Col
A. X Mcclure Pennsylvania. are az the Holman Housc
==-= Gen. sono of Virginia. Judge Northrup Of Phila
delphia Judge Pen OF BugbamtOn Gen. A. Hoyey OF
Nevada and the Rev W NJ Young Of Pittsburgh are at
the Astur House. The Hon. ThOs. J. Lyon OF Port
Jeryls Is az the Metropolitan Hotel - Gen. H. J. hs-
KraIg OF Malyland Is at tlG New York Hotel
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

Blame and Secretary Fish v<ore held tonight and were
largely attended Prince Arthur spent short time at
both.
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NAPoLEON's OPINION DESIRABLE.
RoNgr Friday Ian % ls

ROME, Friday, Jan. 2s, 1870.
The Archbishop of AlGiers has left Rome for Paris
10 ,s,rtsin the views of the Emperor on the dogma
of the personal infalhbity of the Pope The uncer-
tainty q, to the Emperors position on this question
eanses the Holy Father serious uneaSiness.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
ROME.
CARDINAL BARNABo- DEATH OF MEXICAN
BISHOP.

BISHOP.
ROME. Thursday, Jan. 81 1870.
Ata meeting Of the Gcumenical Council to-day
ootee was given of the nomination OF Cardinal Bar
nabo to be President of the Commission on Eastern
Rites and Apostolic Missions The death OF the
Bsbop of Vera Cruz was announced 10 the
Conneil Six Fathers addressed the body, but no
new subjects of discussion were introduced their
,peeehes being confined to questions under discussion
-, rro,-;ons meetings
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

xur COMMERCIAL DEBATE-sUCZsssFUL SPEECH
OF VI. OLIVIER THE GOVERNMENT sUs-
nAINED.
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Answers to Correspondents.

JoHNNY-1es, you may offer your arm
to your pretty cousin whenever you think
she would like it, except when Mr.. Puncni-
10 is present. If that gallant gentleman is
at hsud, escort duty may, with perfect pro-
priety be left to him.
CHARLES inquiries whether his handwrit-
ing is good enough to qualify him for mem
bership 10 a base ball club. We think he
is all right on the score.
CHAPEAU-Hsts will be worn on the head
this season. 1t is not considered stylish to
hang them on the ear, eyebrow, or Goa:
collar.
CIT-The correct dimensions of SArato>
ga pocket-book have not been definitely
decided. As to sending it, it is doubtful
whether the railroad companies would
receive it as baggage. Perhaps you could
charter a canal boat.
SORosls 1T was very wrong for your
husband to mention the muddy coffee
However, We advise you TO attempt settle
ment of such troubles without creating q
public scandal.
BUTCHER BoY-Iou cannot succeed as
writer of the '' lite comedy" if you continue
to weave such tragic spells. THE Lean
Lsrder' would not be sn attractive title for
your play.
C0LrURIsT-The potato has been grated
with great success the cucumber tree in
the Western States. The stock should be
heated by a slow fire until the sap starts.
Ths CRAFTS should be boiled in prepara-
ton known to science as vanilla cream
FANNY inquiries whether " ballot girls"
are wanted in New York? Wyoming is a
better field for them than this city.
MAIN CHANCE has been paving his deroirs
with great i'm partislity to two young ladies.
One of them has red hair and a Roman
nose, but the psternal income is very hand
some. The other is witty and pretty, bu,
can bring no rocks, except possibly Rock
the cradle Recently he called on the
golden girl, and menial rudely repulsed
him from the door. This hurt his feelings.
he then went to the dwelling of the fair
when big dog attacked him " on purpose"
and lacersted his trowscrs. He wants to
know whether he has any remedy in the
courts. His best way Is, the way home
PHnchiae{Io.
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pailp ARGUS.
~
OFFICIAL CITY g. COUNTY PAPER
No Riot in Mew York.

The desperate attempts of the radical
administration to create riot in New York
city on election day, by sending marines and
employing villains and released con'lcts TO
attend the polls under the pretext OF pre-
serving or Ter failed m ost tdissstrouslr. Had
they succeeded in creating riot they would
have made it an excuse for surrounding the
poIls in 1872 with their miuions and thereby
carried that city for Grant thus taking a
decided step towards Capitalization and
masking Grant dictator. The Mayor of the
city and the state authorities however NAM
aged things so successfully that oil their
nice little schemes failed. The people did
most etfeotually condemn them as will be
seen By the following from the New York
WorId
The quiet prevailing the city yesterday is
honorable testimony to the peaceable
disposition of q muoh-maligned population.
With half the insulting menace yesterday
cast in the teeth of our citizens, Paris
is Paris unweskened by war-would have
risen in bArricades and with anything like
the show of osyonets and war ships yester
day presented here, London would have
taken arms as in the times of the Stuarts,
and pitched the army aud navy, powerful to
insult but impotent to repress, headlong to
destruction
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a Lucid Charge.

Think of twelve innocent looking gentle.
men ia box in Smith County, Texas, lis
sening, with wide, open eyes to the following
charge:
If the jury believe, on the evidence tha,
the plaintiff bought out the defsndent and
gave bis note for the interest and the de
fendant paid for The note by delivering to
the plaintiff COW which he warranted not
breachy and the warrant was broken by
reason of the breachiness of the COW and
he drove her back and rendered her TO the
defendant bu' he refused to receive her and
the plaintiff took her home again and put a
heavy yoke on her to prevent her from jump
ing fences and by means OF the yoke she
broke her neck and died and if the Jury
further believe that the defendants interest
in the grocery was worth anything, the
plaintiffs note was worthless, and the COW
good for nothing, either for beef or milk;
then the jury must find out for themselves
how they will decide the case. for the court
if she understands herself, and she think,
she does, don't know how the case should
Ds decided"
The verdict was returned yes" and boti
nartias aDpealpd
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Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND CoUErY.
To the January Term, A. D., 1871, Of the Circuit
Court of said County
John Hoath. complainant, vs. Albert Maroellu.
and Marvin Rich, defendants
To the above named defendants: Take no.
tice that suit, the parties whereto, complain
ant and defendants, are as above stated. has
lately been begun and now is pending In the
above entitled court That summons therein has
been issued against You, returnable to said term
of said court, to be begun and holden in the
Court House, in the city Of Rock Island, in said
county, on the f;st Mond ay in January next.
SAMUEL P. HODGES,
". II. GEsr, Clerk Of said Court.
Oomplainant's Solicitor.
Dated November !, 1870. aoy3-dvlv
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Communications, OF articles inserted among
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For II transient advertisements advance pc. .
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Rev. D. Howe Allen, D. D., Professor
Emeritus of Lane Theological Seminary,
died in Granville, Ohio, yesterday, from
paralysjs
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A hole in the sidewalk killed New
Jersevman, the other day, and his heirs got
$40, 900
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The loss BY the burning of Armington's
elevator. at Atlanta, H., on Tuesday, was
about Sc 900
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10 take anyhng else that he may say IL Just a. good
because he makes larger profit on It. These remS
dies viii be sent by express to any locality upon sp
pHcation to the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. o3I ARCH STREET, PASlsde.phSs.
CHAS. n. EVANS, Proprietor:
tFormeriy c. NJ JACKSON Co)
Thsse remedies are fog sals By Druggists, etofsET
- and Medicine Dealers everywhefe.
9VDo mot forget to eUumtne weA th0 oeh -
~ n 0Ra0 b goe The geEutne.
t0I ssls oy
o. A.BRNsER, Agent,
= .AAW ~ 1oak Iaaaaa, Ius
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The receipts of cotton at Macon, Ga, for
the week ending November Sd, we're 6,O19
bales-the heaviest for any one week since
the close of the war. At fourteen cents per
pound for $3.50 bales, the aggregate would
be $360,000.
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The fare for balloon passage out of Paris
is S4O0. We hear of none who were
willing to pay 80 much to get in there,
however
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The German editor of the Scheuectad '
Star is well up in verse. Here is a para
phrase that he has recently composed. The
scene i. supposed to have been laid on the
Mowhak
Mudier may schwimming went,
No my grossa daughter,
bet twice ore rs foofty cent,
Dat you get drowned NIT de vottr
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GOLD LILO IA.
Stocks and Money.

@o1o LILO 14.
stoeks and Money.
Telesraphsd 70 the ARsus.
NBv Yoak, November IL.
Money Market-Easy at 4@6 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Nominal At S3aSs.
Gold-Closed at $l.10!.
Governments-Steady.
Coupons-6s of 81, 1.11t; 6-20's, 81, 1.12s
"a, Liz; 'eb, liz; new, Il0z '67. 1.10s;:: '6s
l.1O9; lo-40's, large l.O6a; small LOG.
Stocks steady.
N. Central-e2a.
Northwestern-s03. Preferred 50.
Rock Island, I.l1s.
Pacific Mail, ABA.
New York MARKET.
Tslsgraphed to the Ansus.
NBw YoRx, November IL.
Fiour-Steady.
Wheat-Buoy ant; active At 81 31al 80.
Corn-Dull at 1c advance $50; choice s9 new
Soc.
Oats Buoyan 59Ac bid afoat.
Pork-Quict, $24 30.
Lard-Quiet l21c for December.
Whiskey-SSa90c.
Cotton-l64c; strong held higher.
Linseed Oil--S7a8sc.
Petroleum-Dull.
Sugar-strong; AS 123c hards 13i.
Cofer-Rio in gold 163al73.
Chicago 1k4rkst.
fs,ssrspAsd to the ARsus.
0lIoAso, November IL.
Flour-Dull, unchanged.
Wheat-Higher, with sales of No at 81 Goa
/ 02s; closing at 81 0 oil last half; 81 0o1cash
Corn-Irregular: sales of No 2 cash ut 6O3s
621c; closing lie; seller month closes 59c.
Oats Quiet; at 39a39Ac.
Rye-Quiet at 693s70c for No 2.
Barisy-Higher; closing at $50 for No. 2.
Pork-Firm 1T $2l 75a72 90 cash; $40 90 fol
| December.
Highwines-Firm; s34o.
Chicago Five Stock.
Telegraphsd to the ARaUs.
Uuou esooK YARDS, Nov. IL.
Hoss-Quiet at s5 and 4Oc lower; receipts II,
600; Gales at So sfa740.
| Csttle-Unchasgsd.
Liverpool 16arket.
Tslegraphed to the Argus.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. II.
| Flour--23s Cd.
Whest-ss 3da9s cd.
| Cotton-Dull at 9Aa94.
Corn-Declined; 2ss Cd.
Pork-1o7s. Cd.
Beef-1I6s.
| Bacon-1l0s.
Lard-50s
| Tallow--s3s Sd.
Brssdstufs-Unehaag cd.
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REV ADVERTIsEMEsTs,

A GENTS WANTED s22s A MONTH,
"a by the AMERICAN KNITTING Ma.
CHINb CO., Boston. Mass, or ST. Louis Mo
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HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Juetice Of the Supreme Court Of PennsylvaniA-
PHu.AnEIrBIA, June I. 1883.
have found hy experience that HoohAnd's Ge1-
man Bitters' q very good tonic, relieving dyspepuc
GEORGE SHARswOOD.
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49,
Hollands German Tonic

e com binstion OF all the ingredients or the bltters
Eith PURE Santa Cruz Ruin, Orange, etc IL 10 ueo1
cor the same disease the Hitter IN case "neIS .9
.nrne nure cobnlic -firlGlls = required fou VIII
,a.r IN mind TINT remedies are entirely diner
snt from any Others advertised for the cure oil the as
go. named .heae being scientific preparations OF
medical extracts while ;he Others are mere decoc-
rtons of rum In some form The TONIC IL decidedly
one Of the most pleasant and agreeable remedies ever
nfered 10 the public IT. sa-te Is exquisite IL is Q
peasdre 10 take It, while It's Hiegving, exharating,
md medicinal Qualities have caused il to be known a.
She greatest of all tones
DE Es7 1T ES.
-here 10 no medicine equal to Hoofand's German
9,t,tr, or Tonic in cases o. Debility. They impan
Lone and vi.or TO the whole system, strengthen the
appetite enjoyment Of the food, enable the
stomach 10 digest it, purify the blood, give GOOD
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O. any medicinal preparation:
HON. GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of tie Supreme Court Of PenrsyvandA,
writes:
PaILADE1 PHIA, March 10, 1S67
frd "HooHand's Ge--lan Bitters" Ii q good tonic,
use In diseases of the digestive organs and OF great
benefit In Of debility and want Of pervous scnn
GEo w WOODWARD.
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Cbicago Five Stock.
Telegraphsd to the AReUs.
Uurou ssooK YAnDs, Nov. IL.
Hors-ouiet at s5 and 4Oc lower; receipts II,
600; sales at 50 STAT 30.
Csttle-Unchapged.
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C 0 N N { R CIkl.

Rock IsLApD, November IL.
THIS Flour market is corrected at Warmers
Mills and the quotations are the ruling prices oI
the Rock island market.
WINTER WHEAT FLouR-Wh holesale. ...... 81. 40
Retail 90