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Elm at ST. ,Lonis. >
ST. LOUIS, Nov, IS,

,,r, ,...r ST. LOUIS, Noy, g.
About twelve O'Clock, the rear d portion
of fMatcbelI's building, on Third street be-
tween Olive md Pine, next to the Gus.
tom House, on South, occupied as ware
house, by Jnoj 3. Thompson Commission
Merchant, caught fire and Is now pretty
well Quilted, but the second, third and
fourth stories, occupied as lodging rooms
and Offices, and the ffth story BY the St.
Louis Printing Company, which is totally
destroyed. The value Of the stock and
machlneryis 66dnt 81, 900; insured 1000.
Thompson's loss unknown. The fire Is
now extending along the root 70 the
front ofthe building, which is occupied
by the Second National Bank, the Ma
tionnl Loan Bank, and insurance offices,
but it is not probable II will be burned,
as the flrelhenliaEe contrib, ,ofthe flames
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So ,SEcKEAN BUcaINAN.-This ~ distln,
guished Tragedian after an absence of
nearly iouE ,yeasn during which ;hs has
visited every city and theatre Of note,
from Maine to Minnesota, and from New
York to 81 Louis, returns to US with new
laurels added to those already won, and
with fame seCondNo none. Though his
company contains faces new to Wheeling,
vet, under bis management, they cannot
but excel. Everywhere through tho East
and West they have a well,won reputa-
ton as the best dressed and most talented
company travelling, We hope our citizens
will give them a hearty welcome, by I'll;
Ing Washington Hall to overlooking next
Monday night. sl,as ataoa a,.ra, .s5sa5.ib
The Toledo BLADE has the following IN
relation to the performances of tho COM
pany in that city: .EJAE H0GI
"The series OF performances given by
the Buchatf6n Company dutingthe week,
have been attended by large and appreci-
attye audiences, and the imt6enBG Gsatistac.
tion with which they hsye.been received
Is testified by the frequent applause and
expressions Of delight by those present.
Little need be said Of Mr.. Buchanan. Ey.
efy character which he assumes shows
him to be o tEagediAl Of, extraordinary
ability. The company Is composed Of la'
dies and gentlemen thoroughly stndiediin
their business, every part being carefully
and trIthfully represented. A first.ciass
trapediSn, with a splendid company and
ms9nifcent wardrobe, cannot iail'wher.
ever they go TO call out the intelligent
and educated portion OF the community
to'witness their fine performance q the
most popular Of shak'peAlFes ig7a grand tragic 795
FtHHyS's Itf. .- liz tf.stzS sslyLa L.--fi .'TGi1EF
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WASHINGTON.
10 :. NllIt -(T71ttF,tEL
i.tl5 CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.
NEW Y6nK. NoYember 95.

,-,. NEW YORK, November 20.
7The 1HfE5uats Washington correspond,
cnt tGleGraphs that when Congress meets
Chiel Justice Chase will ask TO be re.
lieVed Of the duties which the bankruptcy
act of 1857 required him to perform as
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court The
health OF the Chief Justice continues
steadily to oimprove. He will remain at
NarraganselE, r. l., until aiter Christmas,
when he will seek a tnilder climate. In
q recent letter, he says: "The doctor gives
me no reason 70 believe that G;shRllre-
cover fully from my present illness. ! am
certainly much better" bai Z ,lfo lni"!.a
THE NEW JERSEY sENAToRsEP. s,'2 4
Secretary Robson Is authority for the
denial Of published reports that he Is q
candidate for United States Senator from
New Jersey, as Mr., Cattell's successor.
Mr.. Robson says he Is not only not q can.
dldatc for, United States Senator, but he
has never had any such intention; and FIR.
thcr, that he Is cmphAtieally In favor oi
MIR. Cattell's reelection. There L equal;
lys good authority for saying that Mr.. Ere.
linghuysen willgn0t be 8 candidate at the
apPInsch.ns ha1s 4 cSStS, KY ;t;9o " 2so;s. %
ko"n ne1S " wy eonui.on ~ ~ 1istia
NeW ,E. STise eLS gpttcII " NJ Ivy y
GguoI uIga.ed 'nat 'eueEFS0tE Sas''" H'H " ~
eleCu L., ~ 49, ,,.,, ~. :, -, 2
NEW fEAH Az Es!IAAElSs 5s!Il lss iSC'itLEtA M Ls.
The report put In circulation Q few days
ago that the estimates for the next fiscal
year had been completed !, and .sene 70
0aWes, Sas.Ean .a.I st ~ taS SoLtESo a..n ~ VI
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cinninnati onIarke1.nuIl
.y4F .tuamgH CMo1oLATE. November %.
{, Cnrrnn- -Rirr,,. I1IddIihr ibXe. I..l- I..lL VI

r ~ .EaHi3N .OAuuAATL NoNemDe' -
CorToK-Flrm; mIddling 1875: e 1871 9h
BLouR-Drooping family Sb boo6 Is. y.
GRAINEWhcat dull and dropping at 81 1s9
1 IS. Com higher at S5 6001 .. Rye In hir
demand at advanced prices: 890S5c. Oats ad-
yanced; No, . at 6S0SSc. Barley unchanged At
81 004l 0S. -. .tI+.,. s,e-7 ..
Observation-Disclosures
OnS-LGrd oil dull and dropping At 81 y,
InIoed oil weak ct sS0S0c. a a M, . -Hi
EGGS-DullAt SOC. r..| f..... .t...
BUTTAR-Firm; fresh 8303lc.
ICHBEsE-In iAir demand at 9JK@9$c. 'l.
6EEDs-Timothy seed unchanged; tax seed un-
tPa6ytS,oSs-Pork nominal at $40 O001O, 5O
Lard dull and dropping; steam IlHGpIIXc; Kettle
l9Kc. Bulk meats quiet and weak; shon!aeFs
7H(O7Xc; sides 10X9ol0Hc; Green meats hrm;
shoulders i6c;; sides SIC; hams ioH6l1c. !,
Ho6s4De DemRnd good; live SO 2a96 80; dressed
SO 769a 90; receipts 4, 900 l,L. 49,, aaaa,>.
WHIET1HiGhcr ut S;I al tsiSssc.
'AFrLES1QuIetAt At S01S; receipts large.
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49, !. .LoNDoNh nov. %.

.ECJI oIAoNnOAE sNON' SO
The Times says there arc 100000 Ger
mans In tho Valley, Of tho. Loire. Tho
PrussiRn dragons on Wednesday, enter!
ed st. Quintin, for the purpose Of stop
ping . railroad train. The! attempt was
defeated by the French.
Movements looking 70 the ,conCentra.
tion Of the German armies continues In
the north Of France. Large bodies Of
Prussians are marching south TO take po.
sitions around Paris and near Orleans,
Since tho last dispatches were forwarded,
the Germans who have been operating
around Roeroy, Rumlgny and McZiCrs,
have suddenly departed, going in the same
direction, ',r' Several PrusSian divisions
passed scissors, going towards AnieDs,
early inthe week, and others were TO fol-
low. TIt is reported MRntcuffel is leaving
Amiens on the right, and will march on
Roien, His headquarters arc still at
Compaigne. The Prussians' entrenChcd'
camp at Laon, is nearly completed. y
surrender Of ThionviIle.
Tho formal surrender of ThiOnville, &C.
CURED this morning. Tho town had
been burning since Tuesday last, The
Duke Of Mecklenburg, is urging an,imme.
dlate advance on the French army OF the
Loire. SkIrmishes have already occurred
between the outposIs Of the armies at
Neuyille and Meziers, in the depart.
mentOf Loiret. The Garde Mobiles IRON
Amiens have been repulsed near lie
QueSelby by the Prussians. The. flight
Of the French was very dIsorderlyl 4
Reported Battle in Progress Near
-Gl5 i.atfs pasI OrleRnssol - r'} .t5 g#.
.9@'l" -.5,. & Sa5 Tours, Nov. 2IL
Heavy cannOuading'wns heard all day
Yesterday at Orleans ii the direction Of
Artheney, where an important engage.
ment has doubtless occurred. Itisrcport.
ed that the engagement was tavOrableSto
the French. Nothing official lias been re-
IA, 7,IsT E9S| I'D, 1 4 No. y LONDON, Nov 25.
The Prussians Sre reported near En-
dome. 4l'.E I',y .,-l 10 ls .r,
Government officials declining the com
maud Of the 18Th corps. 3, y :
A dispatch from Versailles, UiG Berlin,
says the forts about Paris have been en-.
Iifely silent for the past three days. The
weather continues bad for military opera
tiOnA. a"ds
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Coming Crisis ia Utah.

gls offS1w Y6Rii, NoY. 25.
A private letter says that Gen. James B.
Mexican, Chief Jmtiee OF Utah, was at
Omaha on the Goth ult, ,e'G FOutS fop' The
East, The recent rulings Of the Chief
Justice in Utah seem 70 be bringing tho
Mormon question to crisis, and the most
Importance attaches TO them when Il Is
known that his decisions are sustained by
tic higher tribunals and authoritieS In
Washington, IN flo.
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there Is bread in every word that proceed
eth from the mouth Of God-and may the
blessed Spirit teach you, in his own good
time and way, to In the eyes upward,
fearful as they may be, to recognize that
even thebitter cup has been held 70 iyonr
lips by the FRthePs hand; and 30 viii you
fnlMl HE command, "In everything give
thanks"
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Tie The Nevada Election. ct on
New YoRK, Nov. 25.

NEW lORk, NOV. I9''
Aspceial dispatch says The next Legis.
lature of Nevada will consist, according
tothe latest advicesg Of 19 Republicans
and II Democrats, III the Senate; with 10
Republicans and 90 Democrats, IN the As'
sembIy. The bflicial returns may possibly
give the Democrats two or three less. In
the Assembly OF 1sO9,l the Republicans
had fifteen and the Democrats four. In
the Senate, the Assembly stood thirty.slX
to three in favor of the Republicans.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, November y,
corroS-Quiot and unchanged; mlddllng up.
lands i6c: low mlddIIng i6Kc. ".,r. NV.
FLouR-No demand Gt S5 6o06 90, a. l'ln,
GRAlN--Whest demand active and prlceS Gd'
vanced 1c. KyG firm 8t 81 COOL %. Oats; 90
ssfaSsc Com drfi; ewSSagOC; old 5a09ic. iuf
Pn0VlSIoNs- Pork steady q S2S 80, Beef steady.
Bulk meals dull. Bacon unchanged. Lard
ataa: December isc;; January ilAei SPOT
RSGS4-Gt aSaSIe; lined 94c, ufry Wh r Poo
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Beecher's Views Of War with Eng
land.

NEW YORK, Nov. 70.
Beechcr, In his discourse at Plymouth
Church yesterday, rebuked the invitation
to war with England. He said "Curs.
ed OF God, and Of oil men, may be that
man who c6uusels the red hand Of war,
except when needed 10 fight for our nation.
al existence. The only war we want Is
the war OF Righteousness. Let the King
war, lei, aristocrats war, but the rulers Of
this greatrepublic should know the fel-
l0wship Of man, and instead Ofthe red
hand Of war, let them put around their
neighbors the arm OF fellowship, and
dwell with them in harmony, in unity, In
sympathy, andin love2s ) ~ W Il
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'EUiR0P.EIF
TheEasternsQuestiQn,
Comments of the st. e Petersbarg
Journals on Russia's Attitude
Sr. EnrEnspuR0, NOV. e.

JOuTuulb On NuSaAN' "
SpscIa! 10 M Tribune, AfiJ SL-H!sA
80. ST.. RETERsBUnG, Nov 90.
'T6s ST. Petersburg Gaseits today says
Russia's circular, however decided in its
form, in regard to the Treaty OF Paris
troubles, is not on the Eastern Question,
and is not outside q peaceful policy. It
puts Turkey and Russia on like conditions
on!tlie Black Sea. Russia has committed
no actual violation Of the Black Sea neu'
trality, Before this happens negotiations
will have explained the absence Of all hos
tile designs by Russia, Such! was tue
aim Of tie second Russian note Of the Goth
of October! This second note prevents
Granville from, answering the circular
with sharp dispatch; but neg6iations
Wit continue and explain. TherBrchGN9e
Gazette SAYS Russia Gun do nothing to pre-
vent war but declare its peaceful intcn'
tons. War OEpeaCe depends nptQn Rus
siS. but on other powers. II lays stress
on changing English opinion, andhopes
fora moro durable peace, 1t says adj
dresses are received from all parts Of RIis.
sia expressing Joy at tho Circular and
filled with patriotism. mis- 3raasta
p;1S. ao,tscSstoYs rsplv q thS Brit.
lsn anu ~ austrian nS1 sTTi sSyninins bTiefv tI,e
neaning'Of his previous declaration, and
atllrms that Russia Graves peace generally,
and in the East especially. 1t wouldshe
impossible, to maintain 1itwithOut . COM
inVh uiluetetouIilsi. .t.s Wy. ~ III,
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.philadeIphia Market.

'o %i' ''1a' PHnADE1rutA, November 9b.
corrox4DscIIned and good; uplauds at 1eHc;
FIoURSDTll; indiana aud Ohio At 90 2607 Is.
GRAlN-Wheat declined and good; indiana red
St 40NI Al; State 81 385Di 20. Corn unchanged.
Rye 93. OGts Bteady at 6206Sc: lt''
GRocBRIEs--C Coffse firm: Rio 1bo.! .y.s. ~.
PRoVrsIONS-AeSS pork $9s SO. Lard lS&
Ons-Psroieun, crude I5Xc; refined 3SHc. 0.
WHBKY--Flrm ct 90091c. for Western iron
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e RaaItimraore MARKET,

I7 Nl1. NNul " BALTlHoRR, November Is. u
PL6UR Unchanged. Gi2 500. 'dIynr lhl
s, ,GRAIN-Wheat unchanged: white at 81 e7G0
IS; Ohio and Indiana 81 SO9l IS. Corn hrm;
white 6008Oc: yellow Sc. Oats opened dun and
closed at 6l@SSc. Rye 70695c. -.....,..,,
PRoyIsfoM- Pork In good demand at 81 90;
shoulders nominal; hams 9l994c. Lard 16A6
15Jfcli "il5 ~ r1lSi z iiai l'Ii .t.Hf
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sPrRtrUA1TsM-AtehtiOu d called TO
an advertisement in another column an
pouncinS a>leetufe on splritnaliSm to-
morrow, by Mr.. sutlli. MIS- was for
merly minister of one Of the principal
denominations In thB country OtH
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Icountsirfeiters in Trouble.

wv UI-G ~ -T-T T'-1-7SS7,77'' ~
yJslHAmllton, for having counterfeit
money In his possession, was sentenced %
jaH for 0! months to-day Andrew J.
BeriS, indicted last February for passing
money, and who has been
missing, was delivered in court by his
bondsmen today 1t was given out that
he was drowned. t0f r.. '
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-An-Adrnnos in Frelghts.

d3A !i.l;;Gi.( (, y. NEW YoRT, Nov. 96,
The New York Central, Hudson River,
Eric and Pennsylvania, ard all connecting
railroads have agreed to q largo advance
on western bound lrOights, to take effect
on Monday, the e9th inst. E1a "' .'t',ii
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woNpEREuL Discovery. The Ladies
ofthiS city, Ia their search for bargains
have discovered that the best and cheap
est assortment Of Millinery Goods, Trim
mingS, 10, Is 70 be found at AdleFs. aa
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Now YOrksDry Goods Market.

,f..,I ,,...N NEw YoRK, Nov. o.
Little more doing in dry goods to-day, eSpeclal'
~ ON orders. The only change 10 the decline IN
balloon yard vide muslin. block stone 4 4
IGWrenee 8He; Broadway 1870. canton AannelB
19Kc: brown l6jiSc, and bleached lSc,
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he'ArmY Reunion at Cleveland,

The Army Reunion at Cleveland.
, : a'7e 'ot1'o.o CLEVELAND, Nov. a. 3
y The fourth annual reunion Of the Soci.
ETY. Of the Army Of the Cumberland, con.
4e1ed at Case Hall this morning. ,asG. .t
nd Among the prominent, officers present
are Gems. w. 1T. Sherman; !; Rosecrans,
Hooker, Garfield and JEFF. G. Davis. " % !"
The members pres ent marched in pro-
cession from the Kennard House 10 the
hall, reaching there at II O'Clock. The
stage and hall were appropriately decora.
ted9 The portrait Of Gen. Thomas d
draped in mourning. Capt! Butts vel.
coined the members. j . r4r tssI
Speeches were made by Generals Sher-
man, Hooker, Palmer, Granger 4 and
The afternoon session was devoted to
business. The treasurer's report shows a
balance in the treasury Of $500. Ailer
tho appointment Of the different commit
tees, o letter was received from President
Maian, Of West Point, lavoring the erec-
ton by Congress ola monument to General
Thomas. The letter was approved and
referred. A committed was appointed TO
report upon the death Of General Thomas,
expressive of the sOrroW Of the society,
and a suitable way TO commemorate his
memory. In the evening General Gar.
field delivered an -OratiOn on. General
Thomas, ,,.. .... ..
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Thanlsglvlug at PittSbdFeh.l z

,r ag PETTsDURqu, Nov. %
'ThonksEiging Day was generally OBJ
served, by the usual religious services, and
u parade Of eight companies OF infantry.
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Financial and Commercial.

NeW York Money ana Stock Market.
Tadlia i.yr o NEW YoHK, November q.
GoLDANot very active; opened At Il9; closed
atIIlE. Leans t06 per cent carrying. Clear
apeeS S1S, 200 t00. o., LII, A,,,. ,oo,I 'pnH
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even thebitter Cup has been held TO tyobr
lips BY the FRthePs hsnd; land 30 will you
fulfill fke command, "1n everything give
thanks"
SUNDAY ScHooL } ExaIBEFIoN.+ Tho
Sunday School connected with the Fourth
Street N. E. Church gave two charming
entertainments Thufsday evening and
LAST Oh the first occasion The largelec-
ture room and adjoining rooms were
crowded in every part. The aisles and
ryBavaiIablez inch OF standing room
wste.oCcupied. The.attendanee last even
ing was not SO large, still there was fair
average audience, considering the impro-
pitious weather. We are quite sure that
the sum realized must have reached very
handsome figures, and that the library Of
the school will soon give evidence of the
fact. .,,., ....g. ..., .lury,
The exercises On both occasions con-
sisted OF recitations, cOlloquies, tablcaux,
music, &c. Where all did so well, it
would be ,inyidious tH designate those
who, in uFestimattoh, cxcelled. Every
one has his or her own STANDARD OF excel,
lence in such mstters, and what might be
regarded, Ga.perfect by one person, might
be viewed in avery different light by an
other. Still, we believe. that all present
on Thursday evening, awarded the palm.
to the little folks, generally, and were not
stinted} in their ipntse3 ot5the pers
formanceS otsoms oflarg@ growth The
various tablcauxs were; generally quite
happyin conception and very well pre-
sented. The Gysey was especially good,
and was repeated last evening by request.
The ~order fora Picture" as Tecited by
Miss Sallie' list on tho first evening, was
listened to with great interest, and the
fair reader passed behind the scenes amid
a storm of, applause The, singing SEof
Misses Kate Wheat aud! Ida Day, on
both evenings, was remarkably fine, and
elicited the warmest expressions ofpratse:
Tho recitation Of Afaud Muller, by Miss
Fannie McBurnte, was most admirably
done, and the accompanying, tableauxwe
thoughtJcould not be1 easily excelled,
Jean Ingelow's poem, Eve arc seven,"
was exquisltely rendered by, seven young
ladies on the first evening, and called
forth hearty manifestations Of approba-
tion. Perhaps the finest representation Of
the two evenings was that of "Bclshaz-
zar's Feast" a tableaux Of much more
than ordinary merit, .andN requiring de-
cided ability in that direction to'bring Il
On the stage as It; should be- done. The
King and Queen on this occasion, we
doubt not were the equals in grace, dig
nifty and personal beauty, as were the in
divlduals whom they pesohated, Mr.
John Willett's rendering Of the raYings OF
rum maniac was as true tothe life, we
suppose sSsit iSposSible for astriea YsobeS
ma15td tepresentsthel actionsi anB tepsat
the frcnzied expressions Of one in the last
stages of delirium tremsnS.
lalverythiugI ConSideredp the efforts Of
tho Sunday School ltoI entertain Efheir
friends on the eveninggnamed, may be re-
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i Land on Caldwell's Run.
BY virtue OF decd Of trust made on the 1871
day OF September, A. D. 1850, by Alexander A.
Allison to James P. Rogers, Trustee. and record.
Cd in tho ONCE Of the Recorder OF Ohio county
West Virginia, In Deed Hook No S. page a8I, I
will sell q public FalO at tho front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county on 80.
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Franco-PrusiSsianI Nv War

Duke Of aIeckIshburg Advancing.
I'd oysKslfHtRs; NV. ae37 q
The, Grand Duke of Mecklcnpurg is
rapidly advancing:
~ what il hast COstfP tfPrnSsia.. iind
LONDON, Nov.24,
Tho outlay for the conduct of!the war
by Prussia, up to November 10th, was
$l2l, ,OOO, 900 thalerS.
Important Z Movements, iof tPrpssian
Troops.
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ThursdaY, Deeember "a, le7O,

Thursday, December 40, 1870,
At 10 o'clock 4. n, ave acrcs Of land, be the
same more or le1s, situated on the south side OF
CAldWhlIA Run and bounded ~ follows, viz: BG-
ginning Ht q stake on the south side OF tho Ruu,
thence g. 81 deg. ". n poles 70 sugar tree corn.
er TO Samuel McLure's, thence With McLnFU'S
line % deg 0. % poles To stake corner TO VII.
liam Collins, thence With his line n. 50 deg. ..
S8X poles to the beginning. together with ell
privileges, improvements and appurtenAHceg.
Said decd OF trust was made TO secure 10 Alex
andeF Rogers, Of the city Of Wheeling, the pay
meLt Of 4 dS6t Of S89L65, which said debt IL svl
denced BY Z prOmBSAry note bearing even date
with said decd Of trust made by A. A Allison
and II. u. Gregg at Wheeling, ". Va, for raid
sum Of $S91 O., payable at the Wheeling Savings
Institution on tho tday Of April, 1870, value re-
ceiVed. Tho amount OF principal aud Interest
claimed to be due and unpaid, includlng Interest
10 the day Of sale, IL $lOl .95 for which sum the
sale will he made. The title is believed TO bO uH
exesPo91Se; TeIm, 0nSshIa net ,Is. cash. balance
noV21eod JAMES p. ROGERS. Trustee.
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I GOVERNMENT BoHp8-S1eady.
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FtVe.tWenheO 1966) new. !vSA
Five,tVentiSS hsssl I09k
TFSn :FoFfISSS y ,i06k
fSffeScy So @, 110X
/ eTAFi B0NDS-+Dull, except Tennessee and
Carolina, which have been strong. MiGsouri, VlAi
TepleS9eeS old, 59K;, new, 57A: Yirginias; new,
81: Old; 90: North Carolina, old, 471(: new, ~.
6Tocls- Steady and quiet. Western Union Tele-
graph, az; Adams ExpresO, 66t Wells, Fargo =
to., 81, American, 46k; United stAtes, IS; Paclac
Nan, 4l1<; New York Central, 99S; do Serig, Sc
Eh0i ~ 4 Harlem, 10; do preferred, 1S1; Head.
inG, I0f; Michigan Central, 190bl; Cleveland y
PittSbmRh, i06E; Northwestern. 81; do prefer;
red, %; Rock ISiand, 1it; New Jersey Centre,
i08ir;. 81 Paul, COX; do preferred 81; wabash,
69Jf; do preferred, 10. Fort Wayne, q; Ter9
Ha1te, IS; Chicago and Alton, ~; ohio G Snd
Nl6SIsalppl, afTf Cleveland, Columbus Cin.
cinnau, 9}S; Burlington md Quincy, $50; Lake
Shore, 9sH; Illinois Central, 1885, 5ME,'1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-26
very Family should have Bottle.

We have In our possession hundreds Of Ihs
uost lRtterlnR testimonials from PhyalclAnS Of
the highest standing, both Of tho AlApathy and
schools, Who endorse and prescribe
The Home Stomach BltterS ~ D reCupeEant,
and tonic, and all agree that they are
The best remedy known In cases Of Indigestion,
Dyspepsia and General Debility. They are cCT.
Eain preventative Of Fever and Agu0, BIlliouAne4s
and all diseases arising from mAhriouB causes,
They are not only DHIlguT6Ub TO THB TAfSR, but
beneficial To tho sick, tho eonyalescent and the
we'll, impartlng strength to both mind aud BODY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-26

The Journals of this city, official and
otherwise, are unanimous in their express
sioHsroFl6y Wifi the peaceful tenor oi'the
red book which has iHstmadc It's appear
aics. An applaud the ilrnness Of the
Austrian Government IN tic tEropea1
policy ''i'''' % ave- '-'. va, .1'' '"'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-26

There has been fighting all day at VII,
licrs Bretaneux. Details of the battle
have not yet como to hand, neither are the
troops cngagednor Cue result known here.