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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

a THAT SPLENDID BUS MESS
III stand, southwest corner of Market ana
s&ANonra stirred formerly "cculh,i h\
Adams Express company. lnPMirr "i
n.rI2 HARPER & bi;b.
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CINCINNATI EXPRESS.

CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsr-LEAyFs WAY, VIA C. o. u.
Wheeling Leaves W heeilHg
daily i:iO A. ". daily al .3:2l5 2. N.
ARRIVES AT B..llair...---.....i:O -
Charlottesville 4. NJ. ARRIVES AT
ParkerSburg-I :I5 p. N. '6anbTidge--..1;.D =
Cumberland 30 Evansville ...-&sJ q
BaliimOre.-.--S:sO e Newark.----.lUrD -
WaSh'n Cityl0U0 COlumbuS--.ll:11 e
Mondays excepted SUNDAYS excepted.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvEs WEST, VIA c. o. d.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at. Il:iO 4. NJ. daily at. 30 A. NJ.
ARRIVES AT Bellair-.--.... IN
Grafton. j:l0 p. VI. ARRIVES AT
ParkerSb'g gloss BarneSVille.. 5aC .
Cumberld..-llDD Cambridge. GU .
Harprs Fry Ills \. N. Evansville. 80
Winchester ::uD = Newark. E0l
Baltimore. jclO .ColumbUs....lO:
WaSht'n CityGs2O sundays excepted.
Sundays excepted.
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvEs WEST, VIA c. q. d.
Wheeling Leaves W hetlllS
daily at..6:2O p. NJ. daily at. SAl 4. N.
ARRIVES AT Bellalr 49,. WV
Grofton IlaIj =. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland i:IO :. Evansville loo -
Harpe's Fry $50 iCambridge.-l2-Ui Il. NJ.
Winchester ln.O5 \. NJ. ZIne~Ville..-. Id -
Hager>town w - Newark. .t:p
BaliimuTe...ll columbus. f+y
WaSht'n CitylUJ p. n. iS;induSky ....lUb e
Trains on the Main Line make cOnnec-
lions at Baltimore with trains for PlIiladrl-
phia, New York and Boston. Al Relay
H0uSr. VIA Washington City, f.. all points
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec-
ton ar Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets To all principal points can be pro-
cured at the Office.
JOHN !. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore.
K +. DENRIES,
dec General Agent, Wheeling.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R. GO.
WHEELING, December 4, lSS0.

r. ~ PASSENGER TRAINS
- twill run by the following
schedule ON and after December 9Th, ls.s'-
Wheeling time.
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This u No PATENT
MEDICINE HUN
BUG, gotten up 10
dupe the ignorant
and credulOus, nor u
IL represented as r.
ing scomp6sfd Of rare
and precious EulStaD-
cas brought from the
four cIRneu 81 the
earth, carried Sven
tims- as-rIr~ the Great
Dszert OF SaharRh on
the backs Of fourteen
caInels, and brought
acrOs~ the Atlantic
OCEAN on two ships"
II T. a simple, mild
and Elsfbing reInssly,
a perfect specific fDT
.CATAKRH and -CoLD
IN THE HEAD" alsO
EOr Offensive Breath,
|L~s or Impairment
Of the SeIise % Smell,
Taste. or HearinE
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.

Philadelphia GG3 a. m. lC;il a. IN. loop. IN.
Tickets To all principal points I'm the East
and west can br procured al tn" | mon
Ticket Office in Mcclure HOuS", and al the
station III bridgeport. ~
F. Il. MYERS,
ianl0 Gcnl Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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West Virginia Insurance Co.
CAPITAL. sl6S.OOo.

CAPITAL. SloO.Ooo.
TAKES RISKS AT THE LOW EST
rates on Buildings OF all kinds Furniture,
Household GOOIF>, Merchandise and Goods
in Transit.
DIRECTORS:
Jacob HurnhruOk, Jacob VI. Bickcl,
Henry Hartman, DIR. j. L. Hupp,
Jonathan ROwlry, Edmund Booking,
X. ]. Smyth, 4. J. Campbell,
J. ii. BTiStOr, :. Prayer,
VIM. b. OlbcTt, Thomas BOgge>S,
ID. ID. I. FaTnswUTth, Vim. Il Crane,
David BillmycT, Joseph Shields,
Vim. X. White, y. Gon, JT.
!. II. DuEal. ID. Ii. Dix.
VIM. l. Stevenson,
re Ofiicc over HartmanS Clothing store,
south side Monroe street, Wheeling, W. Va.
JACOB HORNBROOk, President.
JACOB VI. BlCKEl., Vice Pr,st.
/. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
= Is. MctOl.lOCH, Asst Secretary.
MARI
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED Ia when alone, a habit
frequently learned from evil companions,
or nj school the effects ~ which arr nightly
felt, even when asleep, aud II not Cuu,i rsn.
dcrs marriage impossible, aud destroys both
mind and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the huIy
Of his country, the darling of his parents,
should Ia snniched nom all prospects ana
enJoyInenis Of life hy the cOnScqencts al
deNiating nom the path 81 nature and iu-
dulging I'm certain secret habit. such PET.
sons must, before contemplating
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CAMILLA ESO.

An inspired tiddlcrwho played her way
- crlrclually into our pockets aS Or
phrus iii into the internal regions
She went east Yesterday with her
banking account increased some So
OIu. the re~ul, of gratuit"uS harmony
furnished to benevolent associations.
Her first effort WAS Il grand musical te<-
tival for the benefit OF the Mercantile
Library. hv which She contrivcd to net
Il complimentary SlS.WD, or Il little
more than half the proceeds Then she
made an interior tour, comcer;Islng for
this and Volunteering tor that charity,
hut ALWAYS managing that full share
al the dollars should roll into her own
Golfers. For months past journals have
been laviShing cncomions on her liberal
itv. now they begin 10 see that they
were somewhat humhuzzled, at which
they wax wrath and and indulge in
hackbiting and sneerS. This Mercan'
tile Library having got into almost in
extricahle financial difficulties has had
recourse to the eXpcdient OF
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in the Head. when caused, a. they all not
unfrequently are, by the violence ~ Ca
taITh.
I ofTer, In good Gaiih, Standing reward %
$50 IOT n case Of CataTTh that ] elnDd cure.
FOR SALE By MOrSTDRUGGISTiSE EVERY
WHERE
PKICE - CENTs.
SeBt by mail, plSt paid ON receipt Oi
SIXTY CESTs. -Four package fDr q D az
one dorm fOF . On.
S-.nd two cent stamp for DT. Sage pam
X. V. PIERCE, II. D.
aprls BunA'o' - J.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.

or WHEELING.
DlRECTORS:
Saml Me- IcIlan, George Mrndel,
T.. II. Logan, ThuS. Z. ShHllcruSS,
q. ". FrinEheim, J. y. Vance,
J. ii. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis &. Stifrl.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized i've years, and In that time done
a successful business, l. still prepared TO
take risks al fair rates on Buildings of all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EStah-
lishmcntS, Furniture, Steamboats, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lake..
This Company offers superior induCr-
mritS 10 Farmers, whereby they can lie
insured on dwellings, Furniture, Barns and
contents, for three or fiNc years AZ reduced
rates. This being State Company, with
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in and surplus Of any company In the
State and composed Of some ninctN-fOur
stockholders, most Of whom are among our
b,->t business men, recommends Itself Ia the
favorable consideration Of the inSuring pub
lie and SolicitS their patronage. AppliCa-
tended Ia at their Office, No. - Monroe
street, or at their several agencies through
out the state.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MESDEI4 Vice President.
&. VI. COEN, Secretary.
Be. DICK, Assistant Secretary. EAb40
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ron szgE. :
aR&AA%&-slssts@z7rr- : r.
Fer Sale.

,k-.vy "A BEAUTIFUL fCOUN-
-kd3S.fs DTRlAreSidenoe with ten
49, zsa&,. rooms and large cellar,
r&lAFITSSe good out houses, &c, with
- ~about four acres OF land,
an which are about Seventy-tve bearing
o,,,,I,sfres.S, n large number OF peach and
ar treeS, also grapes and AZ 'other small
- on the north side of Caldwells run,
'..,,r The CITY Of Wheeling, aud is a part OF
.'Lat IL known as the sunny side Vine
No. md now occrtpie,t wv George f. Cald-
LII. will he sold whole or IN lots To suit
F,T price and terms see
'"' /. q. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
,,,i,, on Chapline street, between FiSri and
second StreelS. maj"
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Fire and Marine Insurance Go.
INCORPORATES IN lssI.

=, INCORPORATED IN ISL.
TAKES RISKS AT THE Low EST
rates on Buildings Of all kinds, Furniture
and Merchandise, and on Goods in Transit.
DIRECTORS
"A. Wilson, Vim, y. GoShorn,
Thomas Pollock, John Reid,
John Murine, Alex. RngerS,
r J. Stone, Nm. A Wilson.
A. W. PAUL.
30 Once up stairs, in the "InSurance
Building" next door TO the Merchants
National Bank.
A. WILSON, President.
JOHN REID, ST., Vice PreSt.
JOHN e. HERNEl, Secretary.
janis
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BANK OF WHEELING,

WHEELING, W. VA.
DEALS IN BILLS Or EXCHANGE,
Government Bonds, Stocks, Gold, Cummrr-
cial Paper. and all negotiable securities
IN special attention given 10 collections
Interest allowed OH special deposits: four
per cent. per annum II lrIt six months, ana
live per cent. IL left one year
u. {. LIST, President.
GIBSON LAMB, Cashier.
JOSEPH SENBULD, Asst Cashier.
mars
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Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL PAIDIN $500. 900.

CAPITAL PAID IN SOOO-OOU-
THIS BANK Is PREPARED TO Do \
Legitimate Banking Business. Deals In Gold,
Coupons, Bonds, Commercial Paper and
Bills OF Exchange. Interest paid on Special
Deposits. Prompt attention given Ia Col
lrctionS.
PRESIDENT. NELSON VANCE
DIRECTORs-J. y. Vance, l.. :. Delaplain.
L. sweeney, A. Wilson Kelly, John Hand
Ian, T. J. Stone, Win. Bailey, W. ;. GoShorn,
A. Wilson. =. BRADY, Cashier.
fDbl
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that n sound mind and body are The
most necessary requisites Ia promote con
nubial happiness. IndeGd, without thee
the Journey through life becomes n weary
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly dRrkcns Ia
the view; the mind brcOmcs Shnhowcd with
despair and filled with the melancholy n
fiection that the happiness of another b.
comes hlightpd with our own.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims OF
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweep 10 an uniimely
grave thousands Of Young Men OF the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening
Senatss with the thunder of eloquence. or
walked Ia eCstScy the the thrilling lyre, may
call with mil f,nnfifianCa
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men contem-
plating Marriage being aware of PHYSICAL
weakness, organic debility, defornities,
speedily eurtSl.
He who places himself under the care oi
Dr. J., may relildously confide in his honor
aS a gentleman, and confidently rely upon
his skill a. a physician.
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Has discovered the most Certain, Speedy
and only Eriectual Remedy in the world 70
Weakness Of the Back or Limbs, StriciureS,
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder, In
voluntary Discharges, lmpotency, General
Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, IAnguoT,
Low Spirits, Confusion OF Ideas, PalpitatiOn
OF the Heart, nmidiiy, Trembling, Dimness
OF sight, GiddineSS, diseases OF the Head,
Thrust, Nose or skin, Affections OF the
Liver, Lungs, stomach or Bowels-thoSe
Terrible Disorders arising nom Solitary
Habits OF Youth-sECRET and solitary prsc-
Tics more fatal 10 their victims than thv
SDngS of SyrenS 10 the Mariners OF ClySses,
blighting their most brilliant hops or an
rendering marriage, sSe., inpoN-
Sible
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4 MONSTER LOTTERY,

In order 10 raise the wind. Two hun
Lred thousand tickets at 81 each are TO
I've Issued emitting the holders to a
chance ofwinning various gifts amount
in. ia the aggregate 10 half million.
The affair j. authorized hya special act
of the Legislature, and the first prize Is
placed atSlO0.O0O Every man, woman
and child in San Francisco has firmly
resolved To draw his plum. No one
seems 10 care about the paltry s3O'""'
and we turn up our noses at the mere
thought OF being put Oft with the
smaller sums. >.
San Francisco Is essentially celtic
CITY. bu, We did not know the extent OF
our Irish population until SUNDAY when
about jO6Od people turned out t" give
= Fenian welcome TO
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SAN FRANCISCO LETTER

From our Regular Correspondent
yisitOrs-Hard Times
with John-TOtaI Failure OF the
wheat Crop-An Anniversary-Ca-
milIa UrsO-A Big LOttery-The Fe-
MAN Chief - Vice Presidential
HighfaIutin.
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JouN SAVAGE,

CL;cfof the homha~t brotherhood. by
u misapplication of terms we call an
,xrnrs;nn of several thousands, a pc
n;c. and 80 one fourth of our residents
n;c,,irrJ al San Mater Park, fifteen
miles away, and listened with greedy
ears to the appeals Of needy dema-
goyues, urging the servant girls TO con-
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Roysl College Of Surgeons,
London, graduate from one III the most en-
inent Colleges In the United States and the
greater paft of " hose life has been Spcut In
the hospitals OF London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere. hHS effected some OF the most
astonishing cupS that were ever known.
Many troubled with ringing la the head
and ears when asleep, great nervousness
h,.ing alarmed at sudden sounds, ha>hnil-
ncSs, with frequent bluShinS. attended some
times with arrangement Ofmind, were Cur,,l
immediately
, 1870-11-15

I'm. ,,f1tiVC ow,f H. ..k .tL4L. A
s+t;s3rp nhIaef. ia Toxsr ~ tba o e,o,aH nanst
~ EEttT rams- tus -o1st I'm !" sao eaoooa.
E..,1 ~ - ra,,asanf nv ~ a I 1siee se 1ae
~ . .Sfn r. r,r;nn. nh1,,hs. ghsn
snddenlV tha rrnat hsli M tha f,sul;n
baann t. toll. Il sounded 40 iond that i
th5urht The dtstaucs 1eas thin Il Tas Ind
1nsds soans remark to thai efleos, when = littis
c.mo forVard. snd. aidresainr me IN Franeh
tnId ma thn enrrntf ajatann,. IInn1 Ii. ..Is
, 1870-11-15

patent was prepared md recorded, without
signature, in the General Land Oaice, in 1866,
where it vas 1rled that republication was re
quired under act Of July l. 1854 In Au-
gust. 1858, the Pedsozenss sold the grant to
1saao LAnkersbilm and others undar =
general deed, hnt, objections being
made ny the purchasers, new one w.s
supplied, lccsting the exAet boundaries By
cGu1sea and distances, according to Hayes's
survey, e.ch marx aud LIMO being fecitadi in the
nav deed. 1he other E1s destroyed. It 2p-
pears that On working the supposed mines
they vert found worthless Tho loc1lity WIS
equ1lly unfit for agricultural pu1poaea. Tto
tast retort for the purchasers then WIS to
crowd the grant nvet from the barren lands
supposed to be mineral into the feztila yailey
Of San Jaconne de IL Marr4, nsxt the opposite
boundary, BY shifting the Inca Of the grant
80 II to aEaaa the supposed mineral mou1-
tain, still encompaaafng the saIne quantity Of
land as was originally intended to be covered
By the grant Awaiting themselves Of thu law
authorizing the republication. the purchasers
now protest against Hayes 6ufyev,
which has stood for twelve years, and seek
to change their lines so as to cover the valley
and include tho possessious Of 1 large num-
ber OF eettle1s ve,o have locstsd on tho public
lands there. Their right to make the cfaio II
now pressed before the General Land Office
and Il reaisted BY the settlers. It ia repre
scented that every aero OF land in the valls,
10 occupied by actual settlers, who have Eont
there to avail thepselyes Of tho benefits Of
home extended By the homestead and pre-
emptlop laws.
, 1870-11-15
FOREIGN.
The ranco-prussian War
Additional Particulars Of the
= Battle at Orleans. ::
The French Army Still Har-
assing The Retreating,,
Bararians.
Il Duel Between French and
German Gunboats
Near Havana.
"Thlers' Account Of His Recent
Negotiations for an
ArmlStiCe.
Rusaia's Recent Note to the
Great Powers.
prospect ofn General European
War.
England, Austria, and Italy to Be
sist the Violation Of the
Treaty Of Paris.
"ThIers' Account of His Recent
Negotiations for an
ArmlStict.
Russia's Recent Note to the
Great Powers.
prospect orn General European
War,
England, Austria, and Italy to Re
sist the Violation Of the
Treaty Of Paris.
THR EASTERN QUESTION.

Krss1As NOTE TO TIE GgKAT fowERs.
v11xHA, Nov. 14-Ihe Ffeu pyes,<, ct thik city,
today publl6hea the put1t9 OF the late Russian
circular relative 10 thu prohibition OF frigates In
the Black Eta. It notes tho dts1Fe for equal lios-
II Of action to be accorded 10 the 6utan, and the
xematndef OF the Patls tseaI To remain valid.
BaCaskts. Noy. 1s--The Independence Bel9&
aaya lhkt while Russ,1 h2A always ftft that the
neutrality OF the Eu11ue was unsupportahlo TO
her, ahc haa neyer suggested rer1Son Of the
territorial Arrangements Of the treaty Of 16oA
TURKISH oE1S1oN-
LONDON, Nor 1.-THE consranunopla coHr-
epurdtnt Of The Iudxptndaae< Atot, writing octo-
<,er e. says: "lr Is generally believed that Nus-
eIs ts about TO take advantage OF the Wa1 70 pro-
mote her Eastern policy, and adds that the Sub
lime Porte formally denies any tnten-
t!ou On hIa part to Efsii the Emperor
Alexander At O.easa, As reported.
NEW YORK, Nor. 14.-The HWifs London,
SPECIAL says the mission OF Odo Russell, Under
Sec1einty OF Foreigu Affairs to Versailles, is un-
s,cftakrn not by order OF this Foreign once, but
In consequence Of the late Cabinet council The
object ct The mission Is In relation to the threat
en,ng note from Russia read to Granville yestet'
slay by The Russian Ambassador, formally <enu
d,atlnc the obligations Of the:ucay OF 1ssd Rus
scl It il understood, Is Instructed 10 iufotm Bis
marx thai England, Austria, and Italy viii uoitt
10 resist the siolauon Of the treaty by Russia
NEW YORK, Nov. ia special TO tic RoTtt
trum London says the agitation concetuing Rug
sian oesgns Is increasing. In The best aufoEmct
circles II Ia believed that there IL Imminent DANCE
OF 4 general European coht1ict-
The Pull Hail Ga:<fte tonight declarca that TIL
Lin1etera NOT merely lack true Vision, but are &c
curled, TO the exclusion OF the truth, with nils
teantng dreamA Two dangers confront England
The Alltana difficulty and the Eastern question
TIE circumstances that llf&ed the lattcr to Krea
importa1 cc, made the former mors formidable
becaase Of the increasing probability Of there be
ing a combination. Ruskla declares her design
to grasp Turkey, md Prussia Is fesay TO connir
aud ND her. England Is the onlJ power 10 whom
Turkey can look, and She II tnua threatened witl
anu!hiintlen, II she 1lft8 her tngeE.
, 1870-11-15


HAvAEA, Nor. lion Monday, the 'sh, the
Pzukstan war steamer Meteor, carrying three
gnns, and the French war steamer Bouvet ca1rr.
ing i've, arrived IN this hateoF. The Meteor ssied
CIT again AFTER the French mall steamer Soureau
Mond hade vailed. hut the rnaIl steamer trumcdi-
a:e1y returned, fearing capture. On the night Of
the sth, the Bouset left port, but waited outside
for the German War vessel After the expiration
OF twentr-four hours, the time prescribed bY lxwt
the Meteor followed, = naval duel haytng
ieen arranged between the Officers before start-
Ing. The Spanish wnr vesacl, Heznaado Cortes,
accompanied tbs two vessels. The Meteor
had czew OF sixty men and the Bouset eighty.
The Bousct was Scn mi,es bcEono Inc omns.
Upon the cumidg out Of the Meteor She Steamed
inward toward the neutral Ane. The BouFet
opened the contest hE nrinG I'VE shots, which he
Meteor promptly returned. The booses sneo ~
tempted To board the Meteor. In this she was
unsuccessful Her rigging became eatangled,
Carrying away her main and niz1en.mast. Al
The same moment the Meteor sent shell Into The
, 1870-11-15

NKw TORE
Skw YoRx. Nov. 1&.-Weaiter WITH, anti maI-
ket Rluttcd a9atn With a,1s0 cattle. We have To-
day loo cars 1t Oue-hundredtn street, - At Wet-
haw ktp, antt Of It CommunipaT, making $500.
ptbyefe hare oveftAxtl the market, and the
gain Of rrkdaJ was lost. The close ta harder thsn
last Monday, and some hundreds OF cattle were
ieit: quality poor; over 1,4co Texans for the
.he hest Of them went u lec but the baik Of the
wholesale cattle sold at Texan CO.. 10 aia
ssecss, s3lcc, but many unsotds the mafEet aver
aged sha,ie bver lse. lot OF 60 Canada steers,
SO rs. sold at 11@lac; s. coarse s00n Kentucky,
lexc; 60 Ohio stock Cattle rs rs. Toe; 80 fat e
n Texans, l1Ee; Is prime Kentucky g1lle5, SIS
rp, 14316c: 10 in.lla1t, 100 Is gross, $s0+
1 sheer-Reettpts for the week, 1000 to-da!,
II, $50. Nal ket extremely hard: thousands mold
| Ing over: bulk OF stock for sheep At %
| 4s:c; ex1ra, 6c: lambs. s@sc. Sales Of cars
uhio kheer, av. = MS, at &c; cars ~. So hs at
4AC; car State, Nv. 50 Ee, At SC; deck Cauana,
~ lt9 rs, at &c: 20 State lambs, av. GO -, as
! SIC: few Canada, az. Il bs, At Sc
| eEReceiprs, 81, ,4e0 Tor the wek, and 1000 to
/ day. No change IN dresked, At a99H410Ac; I've,
,htss1sc: car lnts Ohio ~ aas n. a. zAa- Fha
| market closed 1fn.
l PHILADELPHIA. .-
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. H. Cattle IN iaif nenano
md m; sales Of 500 head extra At sH89c: lcN
| choice 1t &c; medium, 6H@sc; common, !xt9Gc
Shrep In 1alr demand and a1m' sa}es OF 19,o''
HOPS Ii talr demand: hixner;s sales Of so heat
/ 1t 1fk2l1C.
, 1870-11-15
...t1y emered ey insurance. Tne or,ztn Of the

parity cnsued ey insurance. Tne origin Of the
ute u not Known. ..-...
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nov. l<-Aboui II O'Clock last
ni8ht h!a broke o0t In rooms octapted :h{ the
p1lEx Telegraph. pofnee Of Fourth md &G1n
Streets; John Aeh1op, xholessie g.ocef. oeen-
pied tha nt1t ncog, the 1tltnoph tbs second.
md the Nasou&o Han TIC third. 1ne n1e wAs
nopn exrn4ut1hed. but not TIL tFefT-
tttnG was dooded With wttst and badly smoked.
John AehloP'f ttoek Hae resf badly damaged by
wateF, md tAk NAAonio d1surea wese badly a1aln-
I'd nY kmoke and steam. Lo4& to tue Daily 1ttt-
1t Naa TIE WORK of "a ancendm1.
HKv Yoxx, Nov. 1k-ne mzndon Of 4. Il.
schnyie9, u Lodi, Bergen Courty, New Jersey,
vss oassfo5sd bJ mo Jeesartay, Wht'e tas family
we're 1t ehntch. 4 portion Of kaa fu1nituzs was
sxved. Leu, IL, 900.
IxE1AAlroiis, Nov. ia tire bsokn cat n tho
cellar under the eating house IN TIE unton Depot
This morning, and II ono time threatened the do
stxuction Of the entire building: but after tune
thu nhuoes were Anhdued 6od the building
sared. Tns dzmsxe = eeutnsted 4
St3, ,ooa. No Insurance. The total destruction nf
the tutlctnR wgu1d have bcE1 pleasing. Al
thouRh 1t covers one-fo1rth OF square. 1t ts not
large enough TO accommodate tne immerse pas.
senxe1 bnziness that centres here. there being no
Iss9 than ntDttY passenger tE23n& arriving and de.
parting every tWentE-foQf ho0rk
, 1870-11-15
NaE EmK1And Items.

Boerox, sov. 1k4Thc Massachusetts, Grand
Lodge Of Knights Of St Ctlspin, II ts recent ses-
son, perfected an organization under charter
Obtained from the ialt Le7talaturc. and elected \
Board Of on1cerA The following decisions weFc
also approved: First 1aat there shall hereafter
Second. That II rapidly a poAible The ofgsniza-
ton ahau be chanTed into co-ope1zstve oue.
the rolls Of the order about 1s>0oo men
RUTLAND, VI, Nov. ia desperate 62ht took
place in the woods At Mount Holly. eighteen futlea
tTum inlA plAee, on Saturday. between gang o1
French wood-cutte11v seventeen IN number, and
lures ot}cert who wers cndtAvortnk 70 atre1'
them Tue Freuchmen Eete armed Win axes
manner, nensly severtnr the uriss OF one. ba4dea
irf1ict1nF teveynl serious wounds tn ths
head ind knocking the ether tnsens!hs
with sne blow Of IN AXE 4crp9s the fAce, Ate
Wbich thc5 kicked and beat him horribly Ahou
nc ftct md body. The fTenchMeu escaped U
ihe monntalus but this morning thlrteen OF then
1ero atTested, snd aze now undergoing n exam
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