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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-12

WHAT Is LIFE?-Life is but deaths YES
tibule, and our pilgrimage on earth but a
journey to the grave. The pulse that pre-
serves our being, beats cur dead march.
and the blood which circulates our life is
floating it onward to the debth Of death
To-day we see our friends in health; te.
morrow we hear of their decease; we clasp.
ed the hand of the strong man yesterday
and to-day we close his eyes. We rode in
a chariot to comfort but an hour ago. ant
in a few more hours the last black charie,
must convey us to the final resting place o
all the living.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-12

H married gentleman, every time he
him of the ugly temper and disposition Of
his daughter. At last, upon one occasion,
becoming weary of the grumbling of his
son-in-law, the old gentleman exclaimed {:
You are right she is an impertiRent
jade, and if hear any more complaints of
her, will disnherit her." The husband
made no more complaints.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-12

A gentleman in Boston, who takes
business view Of most things, when recent
ly asked respecting a person Of quite
poetic temperament, replied: cob. he is
one of those men who have ssarings after
the infinite, and divings after the unfath-
enable, but whs never pay cash.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-12

It's DARK.--The following beautiful
sentiments are from Meistcr Karls Sketch
Book, entitled the "Night of Heaven. y
1t is full of touching tenderness. 1t is
dark when the honest and honorable man
sees the result of years swept cruelty away
by the knavish, heartless adversary. 1t is
dark when he feels the clouds of sorrow
gather round and knows the hopes and hap
piness Of others are fading with his own
But in that hour the memory of past integ-
rity will be true consolation and assure
him even here on earth of CLEANS of light
in Heaven. 1t is dark when the dear voice
Of that sweet child once fondly loved is ne
more heard around in murmurs. Dark
when the pattering feet no more resound
without the threshold, or ascend step by
step up stairs. Dark when some well
known air recalls the strains once oft at
tuned of childish voice now hushed in
death Darkness; but only the gloom
which now heralds the day spring of i'm
mortality, and the infinite light of Heaven.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-12
PUBLIC SALE.

y, IL.
Strahuru'S Mills.
TTESD1I, tie 10th day Of March, 1870
tho following property tu-wit:
y head of HORSES and COLTS: Lucy Il
fO~ good Brood Mare, sound 10 years old good
(-1a Nor Etrm or road. DENNIS. iron gray 9
A-lE1- years old. good i'll any way You need To- use
= horse DICK. large hay. sound. quiet and right DAN
another large bay. sound, put him wrong JACK
an months colt. good stock head of sse-v1s
good MICH COWS, ) Of them now fresh. SSyh 1 4,
and the other will lee in short time: ) Nm
Ncarling Calves. and Younger Calves @Tes----
superior stock: > Shoa> lot of Turkeys and Geese.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS Eockaway Carriage.
tw"-i"r>" Farm Wagon tnc:rrly new light two-lIur,r
Wagon. Dearborn. Woods Mower lin good order /
SteclTouth iI"rsc-Rtl,, | Cutting Box for hand or
horse, Grain Fan. Bob Sled Basket Sleigh. large straps
Sleigh Bells. sets heavy Brccch Harness. Lead
Gcars2 sets Carriage Harness. Single. and set Double
de-" Check Lincs. Collars. Brides. llacrs Saddle and
Bride. l SiIc-Saddr. Wiley PIows No. 80 lighter
Hoes Maitocks. Shovcs Spades Axes Wedges. Grind
stone. Cross-cut and Wood Saws and other similar ar
ClHs.
H0rSEIGoLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE. &c
Cock and Parlor Stoves, Tables Chairs Corner Cupboard
= dozen lin Milk Pans Churn and Horse.
ES-llaa:s Shoulders. Picked Pork and Lard by the
pound. Sorghum Nolssscs and Vinegar bv the Gallon
Corn 10y the hushcl. ! bushcl IF Clover Seed.
Al to he sold lctt'0rt rsScIrs. GGig to more
10 NHHiinqfOn and mare 10 further GSs for tke7u.
toNrITIuNs-On all sums of and above so. Eight
Months credit the purchaser giving Note with approved
security payable AT the National Bank Of Newark Del
with interest from date if paid when due All sum,
cash
ua-Sac TO commence at l. O'Clock NJ
GEORGE ". ALDEN
mar -, lS''-2w H. IL. kIMBIE, Auct
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BONE DUST!

The subscriber has Just erected his farm near the
city the most improved machinery for making BONE
DUST and is now ready 10 fill orders for any quantity
which will be delivered at the shurtes: notice.
The ZONE DU ST will be finer than any heretofore
made 10y him mo chemical process resorted to- enabling
the Farmer or Planter To il with the Drill
MIR. SAMUEL SANDS. we'll known to the Farmers
ana Planters OF the United States the former Editor
If the American Farmer and Rural Register will have
charge of hi> otc,. No. G3 SOUTH GAY STREET near
Pratt and will he happy receive the visits or orders
of his old friends
$40 per ton. put in new bags No charge for bags.
Farmers and others are invited to visit my works /
have nothing TO conceal.
My men have nothing nice to perform. therefore |
have non admittance' signs on NV premises
Persons free my factory and the nodus
OpSrGndi of Dust making.
cannot afford to pay B. 10 or % per cent to commits
sion merchants, my profits do exceed 10 per cent
Bone Dust, as manufactured by me, is A simple and
its quality cannot be made to eonlurm 10 the rrice.
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fortune knocks once atev2ry man : Gocl
If she ever knocked at ours " c wore out
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PUBLIC SALE of HORSES
NOTICE.

The Stockholders uf the RISING Sun BUILDING
iHD LOAN ASSOCIATION are requested /" meet at
Odd Fellows Hall. Rising sun, on MONDAY EVENING
lih instant. for the purpose of paying in the First
n>tamcmt on their shares. The money receive ON that
evening VIII also be sold l.. Il. KIRK.
mar :. lS10-2w S,crr,,rv
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-12

Opposite the office of the Commandant of
Midshipmen is the headquarters Of the
" officer in charge" Across tile main hall
is the reception room. The rest of the first
floor south wing is devoted to recitation
rooms.
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MIDsHIPMES's QUARTERS.
DINING ROOM,

| Which occupies the first floor of the entire
north wing. No prince could wish ban
quoting hall more magnilicent-one hum
dred and twenty feet long and forty feet
wids. Sixteen windows admit the dav-
light, and by night five curiously wrought
chandeliers (the twelve brazen arms ofeach
chandelier terminating in a burner dispel
the darkness. This beautifully painted and
frescoed hall is known by theebeli;tlins
name Of % The Mess Raop,
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OlNG MEE

Especially who have become the victims Solitary Vice
that dreadful and destructive habit which annually sweeps
to an untimry grave thousands yonne men of the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who might other
wise have entrnccd listening Scnatcs with the thunders
OF el"qnence or walked to ecstacy the living Tyre NAV
call vii full -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-09-22

The Prussians, it is now reported, will not
recognize the republic in France.
The Acting Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue authorizes denial of the statement that
the sureties on the official bond of Mr.. Bailey,
the defaulting Internal Revenue Collector of
New York, will not be made to suffer. Bailey
has been presented by the Grand Jury on the
charge of embezzling Sl3l 900 of government
money and suit brought against the sureties
the governments loss, and the case will be
prosecuted to the extent of the law.
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0Qlee'ln 4ienaebet ctourna(,

Published every Wednesday morning,
Is the largest folio paper the state, containing
news, political articles, agricultural and scientific
matter, tales, poetry anecdotes, household recipes,
markets. Sc, &c.
Terms 81 per anasm IN adrance.
Transient Advertisements, Sl50 per inch ioi
first week; % cents per week for each subsequent
insertion.
Special Notices. !! 90 per inch for first week;
so cents per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices. in rending columns 20 cents
per line for first insertion 10 per line for each
subsequent insertion.
All transient advertisements to he paid for III
advance.
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Udju & WeOster,
Augusta, Maine.
arr

This Remedy does not SIMPLY rettere tor a short
time, but it produces perfect and permanent cures
of the worst cases of Chronic Nasal CataITh, and
ariH pay 500 re,cdrd for case that cannot cure
Gold in the head" and Catarrhal Headache are
cured with few applications. If you have a dis
charge from the nose, offensive or otherwise, stop
ping up of the nose at times, partial loss of the
sense of smell, taste hearing, eyes watering or
weak, feel dull have pain pressure in the head,
YOU must rest assured that you have Catarrh.
Thousands annually, without manifesting half the
above symptoms terminate i'll Consumption and
end in the grave. No disease is so common more
deceptive or less understood by physicians. will
send my pamphlet on Catarrh to any address flee
DIR. Sages Catarrh Remedy is now
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS
OF TIE WORLD.
Price 80 cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt
60 cents or four packages for two dollars. Beware
of counte,ttits and 'rorthlesS imHdtions See that
my private stamp, which Is positive guarantee OF
genuineno,s, is upon the outside wrapper. Re
member that this private Stamp, issued 10y the
United states Government expressly for stamping
my medicines, has my portrait name and address
and the words IT, $ Certificate of Genunenessr
engraved upon it, and need not be mistaken. Don't
be swindlcd by travellers and others representing
themselves as DR.. sage ! am the only man now
living that has the knowledge and right to manu-
facture the genuine DR. Sage's tatarrh Remedy
and never travel to sell this medicine.
X. Y. PIERCE, NJ. ID.
tjune2l-eod&w3 1873 Seneca St., Buffalo, y. Y.
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Notice.

n ALTO SINGER possessing rapid reading
n and choir singing qualities, can hear ofa situa-
tion in Choir by addressing L. C., box ~, Augusta
P.O. tlw
Augusta Me, sent Il. 1870.
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Nenn&btt Journal.
Published on Water, Foot of Court Street,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN L. NASH.
1ailp 3ltnnrbrc somrnal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports of the Markets, and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read
ing with Il full compilation of state news
Terms 81 per afnuns in ddrpncei IS il payment
j. not made within the year. Single copies cents
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office
Advertisements inch in length, three in
sertons less. 81 00 % cts for ever! subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements, or those inserted
for any considerable length of time VIII be inserted
AT favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices % per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, = per square per week
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LaseM Female Sem nary,
AT AUBURNDALE, MASS.

Ten miles west OF Boston. Instruction thorough
careful, complete. Advantages for Music, Pant
ing French and German, unsurpassed. Particular
attention paid TO common and solid branches.
advantages and comforts of school and home.
Number limited to 40. Next year begins Septem-
ber 18th. Address
3m2S CHAS. w, CUSHING.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21
Financial and Commercial.
baltimore Live stock Market.

I G.Ftu nNsiI az BALTNOlEI HoYembeF17.
l:BIEF .oAFT1H-.HTEie market yesterday opened
With q somewhat better feeling than last wcek-.
some s90 head changed ~ hands St an adyance @ ot
dragRy throughout, most ufrthe advance or yes'
terday being lost, the market closing but q shade
higher than last Weckj1Tsomc few Of the offerings
remain over unSold. About = head OF tho re-
ecIpts were reShipped East without being offered
here. Mich cows have advanced fog prime;
sales at SIS 70 500 per head, as 70 quality. Veal
Calves arc UNCHANGED at 869c for Eood, and GSb7c
common. PFtceS 2: to-day. for Beef Cattle
ranged as follows. iBeet 6eeyes at % 25D7 25;
SSSfnssay SSfas IL ssssS EoSd it 9Sa @ S5iay "a S
and lowest grades of cattle Is COOS 7S-generaf
average Of the market to-day IS % extremp Eange
nom s. to $6 per 100 pounds. OF the receipts
eos head came from WCst Virginia, and S65
from Ohio. Total receipts for week 2,I9l head,
against als9 last week. Total sales for the,
week 2,669 head, against 2,o6S last week, and
2,l90 head same tune last year. y u. 20
'sHEEP-The supply Of common sheep has been
large again during the week, and tho demand for
th6tclaes Of btock being much less than the sup
ply, which has somewhat, accumulated, quota
lions have fallen "a fully ks per ID since last
cline G6od ShS6p are EGarce and In demand.
Prices to-day ranged - EOllOwS: At 3If6lC
per lb gross, as 10 quality. Stock Sheep 81 2CD
30 per head. Receipts this week G,859, head,
against !, t,saS la'twesk and sos head same
u Ho0S-fhOre has been full supply during the
week, but with the increasing c0Olneag Of the
weather the demand has become much more
lively, aud rates have advanced fully Ne per ID
lows: At % 690$lQt with few Of superior
quality at $40 Is per, 100 lbs net. Receipts this
week 6,68l head, against 8, ,273 lastWGek and 622
head same time lasEyear.
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NEW york cry,

Il aFfa D. H#. 10 .
yog % y1sS.t NEW iYoRK, Nov. TO-,
The DeiAwa.e. late flag ship Of the
Asiatlc sqqadrnn, S'Tiyed at this port this
morning, with Admitl RoWeny on board!
I.niThe United States ahll GnerFiepre un.
der orders for iEnrope, has lqr flnes bsuk.
Eed, and Is otherwise ready f0l' Sea. 4, Her
precise destination Is unknown. .,fI,s
VI AnpGil, .stilll' in hotel in E-oOk.
lyn, with. whichiH. s. Bradford and J
w. TatrO were experimenting In distilling
petroleum, exploded yesterday, severely
wounding the two men, and damaging tho
hotel slightly-by fire.
Commodore Vanderbilt has had long
fight with Senator sprague over the col
lision which occurred on the Hudson
FffVVGr IN 1858, between Vandefbiles North
Star, and SpTagne's Ella Worley. The
Ella y IRorlsYoWas; sunk, and the North
Star badly damaged. The question was
which boat was, to blame. Judge Bach.
ford decided tiiat The W6rley Was dt fault,
and ordered u Dismissal Of the libel ag g&inst
her, ,sAnd the payment Ot, $35, 900 damages,
From both these DEGREES the Sprague par
" appealed to the Circuit Court Of the
United States. Tho arguments have Just
closed, after five days incessaH tftAl1Ja1lI
4 At armeetlng of the NV Workingmen'S
Union Of thfsi1 tyIlast evening, tho fol-
lowing Tes9lutionsiwa passed :Ea l'is.'
RsS0lred, That we condemn that part 0l
Mt. Mundella'saddress, delivered on the
At instant, which says, "Every man has a
right to decide fol: himself whether he
II =. IA y u. .aNa
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.oy u S,4HAftH - L,
FRANCE.
AGairs at M0ntmedy.


LONDON, Nov. 10.
On Wednesday q sortie was made. from
Montnedy by two companiesot Gafdes
Mobile. Every one Of them was either
killed or taken prisoner. The Prussians
now confipe the bombardment to the fort,
ress Of Montncdy. 49, '5!'""'i 1sS,i III n
The New Proposals for Peace--A COn-
r, gtesSof the Powers, a1ad silad $,
A disDatchnfrom Tours states that Eng.
land With the appreciation Of the ptovis;
ional government, Inns renewed hGripro-
posals for m arniistice, based upon q pe1'
cunlary. .waf compensation, the razlIhgg Of
frontier fotresses and naturalization Of
Alsacc and. Lorraine, the great powers
guaranteeing the: fulfillmenti d, these CON
ditions by any future French govern.
ment. AcoDgress, is toRssemble to settle
these question:, and also to deliberate up
on the Eastefnaq question. stttg ,ufft
StarVing Citizens to beFOrcad Oat Of
1Jli Paris. " yi.s tbag1a -
A Paris balloon letter says: Trochu
intends shortly TO force from the city TO-
900 halEstarvcd citizens for whom he
cannot longer provide food. s.rI.
r,ASpFPrbe by Garibaldi.
J,aCEToURs- -Midnight-Nov. 10.
The following official dispatch has been
made publiCstfThe Prussianslat ohattil.'
lon were surprised by a, party pf Garibal.
dians under Ricciatti, and, Rll Of Them were
either killed or taken priSoners.al!pll
'1''A To News from Paris Is.ssS ,,,aSG
N6tonc word Of news hns bs"Ureee7ed
(ron,P Paris since the 9th. ''A
Col, GmtbaldiI nephew o. .!bS Gen.
erNI, Is az Lyons, where he has formed
new hrtkad1 of Volunteers, and completed
Garibaldi'sStaffT agG.lg -aifisi'i 'ao
Al, GeFpsh iIspuIse ut lHIis Dtsasn's5 \ ;n5 q =,
aaoRbVRNE'yIA LoEDoN ,FNovpe0.
Tho, Germans 1llrl attacked prGuxs ttotlay,
but thgy met with n vigorous resistance
from tht NStIonSl Gardes, and4 retired to
the,enXtr0laia JhEtY arsH
PFaSsle sCIaFMb Successes AZ A16 ont.
! 4 ;.uP2i, WHIT medy. 'A eai
The Prussians claim successes for 4eIr,
arms before Montmedy and On : Jog.
The Frenchloss At Chillon Dun b now.
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repregented At 4OO, killed, w0mded aai

prisoners. Ia a lA i bi-aa / LILLE 1iivs
The, French 20 Repulse at DFeux-.4
!, '51%, ..'.., 'sn Prussfan- p 40yenents.
,lA77Fi6n1e special correspondent tele-
graphs direct from tho Pfusslan head
QUarters, Via EpeFnay, On Tie 18th is,' '' 6Sf
i" Yesterday General hAntefelSRas ut
Rheims with the FlfsC ind eighth army
corps,,, marchilg by succession toward
Amens, with instructions 10 direct his
course southwestWard, and, In case OF; q
heavy attack by, the army Of, the Loire
none Of his troops should be In the fight
of'Dr6dx. 1"ro' & .r'.7' 'ee' Essli
"Thc design Of Palladine was to rein,
force by infantry and turn the flank Of tue
9Th corps at Versailles, and operate on the
weak point Of the German lines between
81 Germaine and Argenteul, when sortje
from Mont%fdleFien WaSl to support his
attack. He had r1atChed north from
Chateau Dun, on, tho limo IA Ghaftfe aud
Chateau Neuf, expecting thus 10 keep far
enough 10 the west 10 - avoid being
Intercepted" lie, was, However, i met
bybetleis Duke, OF Mecklenbnrg, with
parts Of the 9th and 18th Corps, lnd 58tii
Cavalry Division, and the s2dl I Infantry
Division, which had beenhhstily gathered
from tho Paris besleging forces, and from
those Thich maj lied on 0rlehrls. I, ! The Cd
and 5tL, Cavalry Divisions were held In
reserve near EpernOn. The French were
drawn back to Chateau Neuf and beyond.
Tho. 1st Bavarian Corps, General Keun
commanding, were arrested at Etampes
in, their, march on Orleans, and were
forced toward iAblts, but as tho French
fell back southswestwardtO toward Bavaria,
as expected, they continue their south
ward moyenent, Ii which the Cd and 4th
divisions will support them.
Prince Frederick Charles was at Troyes,
comnindin the ,3G 9th and 10Th Cofps.
The 10th was working toward Dijouyg by
Ch6ttellon;t the 9th onward tO IEnaxene,
and tie Sd by, way Of Fontaihb bleau,
10 connect with General Tam. yzSi 81 I
q See tIY1i4l
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lncINCINNATI.,,

% CINCINNATI, November 90. ~
THE ST. Paul Methodist Episcopal
Church was dedicated this A. NJ, in the
presence Of,ian immense. audience Tie
sermon was delivered by the Rev. ]. A.
M. Chapman, of Boston: DR.. Hatfield, Of
Chicago spFeaehetl-tO-night. The 'ediice
is ono Of tho finest Methodist churches in
the country. 1t cost, exclusive Of lot, one
hundred and sixty thousand dollars. 81,
Dr.. Sherwood, an old and prominent
phybician bl this city died yesterday. His
death was caused by tumor ot the bowels
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Inv M. 1tTniIed States, and an important
nfincible. This question, already argued
ior the clafmanis, will Ebe again argued by
,Judrc Curtis and Evarts against the Gov
ernment The second case involves pos
sibIy less money, but Il concerns the sub
sistence OF moi a. few, impoyeFERh per-
sons, II SIS The copstit1ti iOpSlity andreg-
ISlariIv oF oFDfoceedihgs Under the cohtisca!
ton acts passed by Congress during the
war, This case will be argued by Judge
Curtis and Caleb Gushing against the
limited States. The third case comes up
on a writ of error from the State Of Ken
tucFy. and involves the constitutionality
Of mart dG the Civil Ris shtsl BIZ tlle case
l,eingSo( & white man tried IN 2 United
States Court for the murder OF q negro.
Judge Black will appear against the
G0Vernment in this case, and vii main!
tain,tbat Il Is not constitutional TO ny Ahe
citized oFa State Tor murder ID a Federal
Court, when the State Courts are open to
Judge the offense.
.Tirg.|f M. ,-+7-4ieuru ~
THE SUSPICION OF CoSiMIssToNRE
WMsoS-Friends Of Commissioner vii.
son Of the deneEM Lapu T,hGS O,,H;n % Srom tn The
DeSn endoavGrlng ~, ~ OS W n;a rem"r,. @ & in
PRESIDENT an explalatlO1r ro. y. n.o 10 81" "ffect
t,dt he had "grownsuspiciQuS q Wilson
pntEgrg y Ecp15ssss, n " - it ,So prcs,dsSt
written ny MT. Ml'STn 'a,"o,,as. 70 w = r,SS sent
A verbal message however low 81 ,,,S;ah %aS 'Tn tho
through mutual F!cHu' ~ %n,Cm ~ a',0,';c .%o
President replied !lat ny nHS GonS ~ IuSS I;s ~
ion 9y Wilson Which cogIa eneEt Us I1Isi ~ ~! -
fetal Integrity llchas notmhg aa.on1;u iusner 70
say Mr. Wllsoh ""ileres9 9'pF. y l'' fe''' ~ '
ation not 10 feSIsh
-, 9E IlE. Il LL,,-r;.hSG5jS,
iE4IfSShiloNlE .14 EA9A4 No,st9 Ior:ta i;5nSet If
,TI;;'e ci,iasys oS SarIb Csrolna passed
through B2itlmore' on Lne.r a,,,, WY vi ,,,o,u NJ
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i'NEw YoRK, November 10.
a, CorTgX- Demand active, and pEioOS advanced;
a,6a0 bales uplAndB atl6hc
0i iFLoUR-UnchAnged. ~. ..
GBAIN-Wheat dull, shippers holding OF new
spring 81 3n01 80; winter red amber 81 SOL q.
Rye dali and nominal. OatB--demAnd fair; Ohio
6IN69Hc; western 6l06l1Ec; Corn steady new
e0SSIo; old ld990s9Hc. -
PRoVmIoN8-PoFk unchanged Beef Quiet
'Bulk Meats dull and nominal; Bacon dull end
iiII5I sEUn nahaReeaad 4 aIaEln2
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'' 49, 'SAGL4AAtAt ANSNSe4SSL Az
y Quiet and unchanged; middllns leo
FIcua-The demand % good at full prices;
Bales at IS 6006 co.
= ,GRAIN-W6eat; tho dOmand ig good at 81 no
CHANGED At Soc. Oats; demand good 1t IG6iic.
Barley; higher grades at 81 1891 l6
" GR0cElItEs-SteAdy Z" "H-
. QHS-UnchAnged. .qtrf..g t.lu,.ss5,.
E0G8-ThO demand 70 good at &c.
BUFTER-UnchRnFod ~ iii ,.lH ",
CHBEsR-UnchAnged.
sEEDs-SteAdy; clover 9H0l9Hei timothy
$475.
g0yrsIoNs-Irregul4F; pork 81 9909i $e
%; Mtss 1IHOIIXc; for ensed tho demand 10
lighs 70! greeI shoulders the demand good o.
6Hcon the spot; &c for future; gideS the demand
SS@i iiR,lESs e y EiSss So ali sold. Re
telpt1l zoo. aI. 'HIs'G iFJI-, .ut4...Iu1 If.'
h WHlsKr--Dull ana unsettled At sa@s8. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21
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,- a.. ,r VIENNA, Nov. go.
o, The debate on the address tothe Grown
has commenced in tho lower ,Hopse Of
Retchstadt Tho, Polish delegation ap-
pretending smtsCo4StruOtion Of their
motives, dcsist from opposing tho TyrO-
gThe Deputies adopted the same
policy; for similar reasons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21
CUBA.
nAkNrMlYo lYoRKoN6N 10.

vi m ~ ni4ENEw 'YoRKs9 Nov 10.
Late adviccs state that thewarin Cuba
drars slowly along. Inv Santiago the
rebels recently ambuscaded detachment
of Spanish soldlersI Tho Spanish Tesi-
dents In tho country have been com
peIled ITO take refuge in Santiago City.
Ten skirmishes arc reported in the In
terror Department.