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Sight, Fever and Dull Pain III tile Head,
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Limbs, and Sudden Flushes OF Heat, Burn
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New York Market.
New YORK, November 2.


FLOUR-Without decided change
at Sc OOG6 - for superfne State
Sc 75G1 So tor extra State; Sc 90
al 90 for choice do; 81 00@6 10 tor
supertine western; &c G096 80 for
common to medium extra western
81 OO@7 50 for choice do; - 35E9I TO
for cofnmon 10 choice white wheat extra
do; Sc SO@7 10 for common to good snip
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
s. I5T7 40 for trade brands; 81 l5G
7 Is TOR common to tair extra 81. Louis
s. jOG99 - tor good to choice do, the
market closing quiet. Southern
flour is steady at s. 0097 60 tor
common to fair extra, and 81 ~
az % for good to choice do. Rye
flour is dull and heavy at 81 3o@
5 40. Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat the market Is
steady at 81 5O@l - for No. 2sprIng;
81 556l 60 for winter red western;
81 63dyl - for white do; 81 63G1l to
for amber Michigan. Rye quiet and
nominal. Barley heavy. Barley malt
is Quiet. Corn is firm at 164@ ISc Tor
western mixed. Oats qnlet at 3o92lc
for Western and Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork, market irmer
at Sl3 l2@l3 p for mess; ~ 3O
6lO 90 tor prime, and Sll O'
tor prime mess. Beef is quiet
at 81 OO9ll % tor plain mess and
SIl OO6l4 90 for extra do. Bee
hams quiet at SIG 00@24 90. Tierce
beef is quiet at 81 90 for
nrime mess and $50 90 tor India
do Cut meats firm at lO@l2c for
hams, aad &c Tor shoulders; mlddles
are quiet Lard is quiet at 94@lOsc
for steam and l0!c tor kettle rem
dered. $500
BUTTER-Steady at l2G23c for
western. and l5@32c for State.
CHEESE-Quiet al lG9l2!c for
common TO prime. .,
COTTON-Is in buyers favor, with
holders rather more disposed to realize
at Isle for low middlings, and iS9c
for middling uplands.
PErROLEUM-Dull and slightly
in BUYERS favor at l3lc for crude, and
23Ic for refined.
TALLOW-Steaiy at 9@94c; siea-
rine quiet at 94@l0!c.
WHISKY-Dnll and lower at 92c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELING, November 2, lS71.

4 hkELlNtt &NOtcmDCL Ao'As
BUTTER-Abundant supply at 1saoOc'
CHEESE lis steady and moderately &C
prime factory and Goshen.
CARBON OIL-Prices are firm: standard
brands, in a jobbing way, at &c asking
and no charge for package.
CANDLES-Star at Ice; City mould al
COFFEE-Firm, with an advancing ten
dency. We quote good and fair at 23c;
prime at DC; choice at 25c.
EGGS-In demand at N92c.
FEATHERS-Sales at 75c, and the usual
advance for small lots in retail way.
FLOUR-White wheat family 81 5O9
775; red wheat do. 81 OO97 %; superine
PROvIsIoNs-Active. Messpork at 81 50.
Lard, tierce at 9H9l0c; keg at lie. Bacon
shoulders at &c; clear sides at &c;
breakfast bacon at l2kc. Plain hams at
4Ac; canyassed, l5c; extra sugar cured
hams at lSc.
-Mackerel, No. q halves at 500: No.
weights at various prices, according to the
weight in packages; white fish at 50 .; lake
herring at 81 %.
RICE-Prime new South Carolina fair
to prime at &c; choice at loo; Rangoon
sYRUPsAre active and firm. We
quote Common at As to SOC; Fine, 65c;
SUGARS-New Orleans at lh9l2c;
Porto Rico l0s49llc; Cuba at ll@ll2ac; Dena-
rara at al3c; standard brands Of refined as
lated at lac; 4 at l3c; B at l2Ac; c
at l215c; common brands at LG1ac less:
MOtASSES-New Orleans fair to good at
SIC; prime to choice at 6Oc.
SODA-At sc In papers; best New castle al
~ BAKiSG PowDER-(Logan, List & Co.'sl
6 or cans 81 10 per doZ.; ~ OF. cans S3 %; I'D
cans S. .; bulk 3Sc.
SOAP-Family at SIC; German at GEc;
Eastern at 6%9Ic.
SALT-Dairy at 81 %; best Ohio River al
500.
TEA-Gunpowder at 81 l5dl s.; Young
Hyson at 81 l0al 30; Oolong at 109S1dl AZ.
GLASS-FirSt quality 8xlO at $50; lOxl2at
4 90; second quality SXl0 at 81 10; lOxl2 at
. per box OF 80 feet. Discount III per
GENSENG-At SOC Pm
HAY-The market is steady at 500 per
ton for fair to prime; loose at sl5 %.
LARD OIL-Extra winter strained at S5c.
BEANS-Scarce; navy white, at:2W per
GRAIN-Wheat firm; choice red at Il 20;
choice white at 81 b. Rye steady 1T &c.
Corn. new at so; old at 6Oc.
IRON-Flatand bar, $40 &c; horse shoe,5c
half oval and half round, AZ to SIC; heavy
~ to 9I4c; Railroad Flat and T, 4 to &c.
NAILS-Prices per keg: Brads ana
Fencing, 10 to GOD, 81 10; to Sd, 81 .; to I'd,
81 30; 4 10 sd, 81 49, Sd, So 80; 2d, So %: Bar
rel, "A in, 81 90; in, IS 80; IL in, s. IS; in,
s. 50; i52 in. S o.: IL in, 81 IS. Finishing,
in, % o.; IA in, IS %; rs in, Sc .; IA in,
s. OO;2 in, S. 10; % in, s 30; in, 50 y.
Casing, 10 TO sod, "a IS; Sd, s. 90 Cd, 50 p;
i'd, S. 80. Fine B!ued, 4d, $ -; 81, So 20; "a,
e 70. Lining Nails, Is in, IS -. Tobacco
HID, 6 and I'd, Is 0J Sd, s5i -. Clinch
Nails, all sizes. S. %; Cut Spikes, all sizes,
81 y; Boat Spikes, cut, 81 %.
Lots OF Kegs, l2}4c per key less than
above. 49,,
soda, nc; water, &c; oyster, nc; cream,
sc. butter, nc.
SEEDS-Tinothy seed dull, but prices are
unchanged at g 50 per bushel; clover seed
81 GO; flaXseed 81 -.
STARCH-At 6I499Rc; maizena, l2Si4e.
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New York Money Market.
EwYoRK, Novemher2 =, 6 P. NJ

NEW ORh, +NUhtti''SL -, NA'
MONEY-In demand on call during
the afternoon at per cent, with excep-
tional loans at good interest; PRIME
mercantile paper is quoted at l2Gl3
per cent. >,,
ket was strong this afternoon and
closed at l0Ss@l0S} for prime bankers
sixty DAYS sterling; most OF the business
to-day was at l0S!@lOSs, and the de-
mand was chiefly from parties receiving
coupons from Europe.
GOLD-The market closed up quiet
and firm at ll25
GOVERNMENT BONDS The
market closed up steady, but at some
reaction from the highest point OF the
day: Uuited States currency 81 Ills
@llll.
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Making a White Spot on Horse.

J. 3. Lee asks lis there any way by
bv which l can cause a white spot to
grow on a horses face without injury
70 him y Certainly, sir. Take a
razor and shave off the hair the size
and form YOU wish the blaze or star to
be; then take a small quantity oil OF
yitrol and with a feather anolnt the
part once, which will be quite sufficient
After the application Of the vitrol the
part will become a little sore or In !,
iamed which may be readily removed
and healed up by washing the sore
with copperas water. Great care
should be taken to prevent the vltrol
from getting on clothes as II Will
entirely destroy them.
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,,,,aiSsiOner's Sale.

.aul5GrS c,,,,.,.
u ..a..road COZ
yrTlA DEtREE " ABE AND
. .'' no snOve entitled cause, on
. Ir.v. III, lae undersigned
q. ,s-.lgt public auction, at the
.Ha court House OF OHIO
=. ~ ina. I; - O'Clock, 4. NJ,
~ November 18Th, lS1l, the fol-
~. situate in said county,
: Al. .u- ground Of the SAID
-. >.u.l al the northern
.Ig.riny'S railroad, where
..,;r..uGEi The farm Of the
i.u su... in Ohlo county,
.ai.ac. ntre ofthe National
.-iontGe east and west 10y
81 David Thorn0urg 5
-1.. third cash in hand, or
... h., r.r purchaser may
Tell. II tx and twelve
-. ..g. each of the deferred
~. sHlLE interest from the day
~ ~ ,tcs-ad 10 the Satistac-
-. la-,. met The title Will be
e.. ..-rl.>e money is fully
u. q. y. DAVENPORT,
~r..4l. Commissioner.
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hair Is thicEened. iallias hair checked, and
badness often, though not always. cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follic,eS are destroyed, or the
glands atrophied and decayed; bat such as
remain can be saved By this application.
and stimulated into activity, so that new
growth Of hair IS produced. Instead OF foul
ing the hair with plsty sediment, It will
keep IL clean and vigorous. It's occ asiona
use will prevent the hair from turning gray
or falling OF, and consequently prevent
badness. The restoration OF vitality it gives
TO the scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is so often so I'M
clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make some
preparations dangerous and injurious 10
the hair, the visor can only benefit but not
harm It. II wanted merely for HAIR
DRESSING, nothing else can be found 70
desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye,
II dos not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. &c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists, Low
ell, Mass. oc3leod4s-2d
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Leaxs in the Barn and GrRnary.

If some catastrophe should at a
blow destroy tenth Of the crops Of the
country, we should think ourselves an
afflicted people. But it is probably
safe to say that alter the crops are
housed or stacked, at least ten per
cent. of them become the prey OF rats
and mice. Grain in the NOW, and corn
in the crib, especially suffer. The
best way to escape loss is to thrash
early, and either to market the grain at
once or store 10 a rat.proof bin. When
thrashing, remember that five per
cent. OF the grain is easily lost by not
feeding the machine properly. A
thrashing machine should be fed by a
careful hand in such a regular manner
as to keep steady and rapid notion
and maintain constant and sonorous
hum. Keep an eye on the straw to see
that it is coming clean.
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Commemorative Value OF buttef.
Cheese and MIX.

lfsixteen quarts of milk are req uirea
to make a pound OF butter. and ten
o,sr,s q pound of cheese, and butter is
twenty-five cents pound aud cheese
twejve cents, it is more profitable 10
r'ate bntter: butter yielding fraction
nrsr one and a halt cents quart, and
obsese a fraction less than one and a
c onerter cents. On either hand dairy
9 ;pa ;s not a very attractive business
l And vet milk retails at ten cents pei
Quart in the city Of Wheeling.
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puIlIc sale.

The ESTATE OF John
'.'--''--,.'j.lwi,l, on FRIDAY,
.,-'.ol Inc premises, proceed
- ,r-rS living two miles
20 .'~aa. Marshall county, W i;
- r.,gc:.ivdt.On. with good
nam. ami all necessary out
-. -, Orchards Will b sold
y 10 >uiy Purchasers. Also,
- lie 800, known on day of sale.
'EL..Y. Administrator.
80 With the will annexed.
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, November 2.
COTTON-Flar low middliugs al

BALTIMORE, -NONSulVef -
COTTON-Flat; low middlings at
lSc.
FLOUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and un-
changed. Corn, firmer; white at CSC,
re; yellow at 6691oc; mixed western
at 75c. Oats dull at 4Sc.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork steady al
Sl4 so. Bacon firm: shoulders al Sc (;
rib sides at SIC; clear rib at SIC. Sugar
cured hams at l5@l6c. Lard steady I,
l06l03c for western.
BUrrER-In improved demand;
fresh. solid packed at 20C922c; common
summer packed at ll@l4c.
WHISKY-In fair demand; sales al
934@94c.
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Cincinnati Market.

~ s- CIdCNNATli NofemocI a
BUTTER = Unchanged; Western
Reserve at 20@23c; medium at l2@l5e
COTTON-Very quiet middling al
17i@l7jc. q
COAL-Iu good demand at 26@32c
CHEESE-At 14@l5c. 80
COFFEE-Unchanged; fair at 22(S
22lc; prime at 24c; choice at 243925c
EGGS-At 23@24c. .a s..
FLOUR-Quiet; low grades at 81 q
as co. superfne at s. s.; family at
Sc 60@6 Is; fancy at s. CO.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; winter red at
81 43@l A; hill at 81 47@l As; white
at l 5O@l 60. Cora in good demand;
new at Acc; old at 56lc- Oats at 300
Ale. Rye dull at 7697Sc. Barley at
10000 for fall, and 65@SOc for spring.
HOGS-Receipts fair at s. 6094 20.
HAY-Steady at SIS 00@20 W.
+ MOLASSES-In better demand;
common at 4O945ci prime at CSC.
OILS-Linseed weak at TIC.
POTATOES-Irish 8 % per Dbl;
sweet potatoes 81 50@2 90 do.
PROVISIONS-Quiet. Mess pork a
shade frmer; holders ask SO 30 with
Sl2 % offered; no sales. Bulk meats
firm; new shoulders 6lc; new sides It
97!c; old sides 797sc. Loose bacon
firm, with liberal sales; shoulders fresh
packed &c; clear ribs 7ic; clear sides l4c.
SUGARS-In buyers favor molas-
ses sugar 9@l0!c; Porto Rico l0!@
III; Orleans, new crop, llsc
SEEDS-Quiet; timothy 50 O093 TO-
clover LOG lOIc fax 81 60.
TALLOW-SIc.
LARD-93 9ic.
TOBACCO-Active and full prices
realized.
WHISKY-Steady; sales Of several
hundred barrels at Sc for iron bound.
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dla-
bete-, Dropsy, Stoppage OF Water Inconti-
hence OF Urine, Bright's Disease, Albumin
uria and in all cases where there are brick
dust deposits, or the water Is thick. cloudy,
mixed with substances like the white OF an
egg, or threads like white silk, or there Is a
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white
bone dust deposits, and when there Is a
pricking, burning sensation when passing
water, and pain in the small OF the back
and along the lOinS
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THE BANNED SOUTH
Condition of Affairs in Lau-
rens County.
Absolutely No Ku, Klu1 There.
Past Outrages and Present
ApprehensiOns.
Correspondence OF the New York Herald

Correspondence OF the New York Herald
NEwBERRY, S. c., October q.
My investigations into the condition
of affairs in Laurens county have failed
to discover any opposition to the laws,
either State or United States. | have
ascertained, however, that not a single
Ku-Klux raid has ever been made in
the county, the Radicals themselves
admitting this fact.
NO KC-KLUN IN LAURENs COUNTY.
As showing how exaggerated and
often utterly false have been the reports
published in the Radical press of the
outrages committed upon negroes, |
have only to mention that, excepting in
an election riot last year, there has not
been a negro killed by white man in
Laurens since the war ended. There
have been several cases OF whipping,
but in every case the victim had been
guilty Of some offense against the laws,
and for which he had not been pun
ished by the proper authorities. Ot
course mob law cannot be justified
under any circumstances, but mention
the cause solely for the purpose Of show
ing that politics had nothing whatever
to do with the troubles.
SOME NEGRO oUrRAGEs.
While no negroes have been murdered
white men have. The most notorious
one was the assassination of DR.. G. Shell
bv negroes in 1868. In this case one OF
the assassins was convicted and hung,
and the others were permitted to escape.
Furthermore, | have have before me
the story of an attack by negroes upon
the residence OF Mr.. Harrison Scott.
lie was absent at the time, and his wife
was most krutally treated, after deing
which the negroes robbed the house
and marched off An attempt was also
made on the life Of Mr. Shaw, which,
however, fortunately failed. 1t Is not
my purpose to say anything harsh about
the negroes of Laureus county. All the
whites agree in representing the ma
jority of them as orderly and well be-
haved, and certainly the negroes do not
complain of any ill-treatment at the
hands Of the whites. | do not know
that | can illustrate the object OF the
Ku.Klux better than by giving the
words of a negro to me on yesterday.
Boss" said he,s"de Ku-Klux no trou-
BILE me. | neber steal anything from
nobody
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AN ELECTION RIOT.

The election riot last year was re-
ported at the time in the Herald, but
not as have heard it. The affair oc-
Cured in this way: A large body OF
negro militia, Differed by negroes, had
been stationed in Laurensvile for some
time, and had carried on things pretty
much their own way, to the great ex-
ASPIRATION OF the whites. A house &C
cupied bv them had been converted IN
to fort, with loopholes, &c. On the
day OF the election, one OF the State
constables-a white man-got into a
row with one of the citizens, and a
fight ensued between them. The row
attracted numerous persons to the spot
and quite a crowd had gathered around
the combatants, when, suddenly, the
negro militia rushed into their impro-
vised fortress, closed the doors and
opened fire upon the crowd through the
loopholes. Tremendous excitement fol-
lowed this outrage. The whites hur,
ried home, armed themselves and re.
turned to the scene and a desperate
conflict ensued. 1t was resumed on the
following day, and ended in the dis
arming Of the negro militia, and their
withdrawal or disarmament by author
itv of the Governor. Some hall dozen
NEGROES were killed or won lded, aud two
or three whites the same. Radicals
have admitted to me that the conduct
of the militia had been overbearlnsly
insolent and that it required only an
other overt act to incense the whites
beyond the power OF controlling their
passions. Now, whether the whites
we're criminal or not in this riot, 1t can
not possibly be tortured into hu-hlnx
outrage.
BURNING OF A SCHOOL HOUSE.
Much stress is laid by the Laurens
county Radicals upon the burning OF
their school house. The negro In charge
Of It declares that he had previously
been given notice to quit the county or
he would be killed. He is living IN the
county to-day sound in body. How
ever one night the school house was
burned down and instantly the hu
Klux were charged with the lncendiar'
ism. Not a living soul has ever assert
Cd that he saw the men who did 1t. II
i stated, however, that the members OF
the nero church to which the school
was attached had had row about II
onIv a few evenings before it was burn,
al and the whites believe that some OF
.b.n, act il on fire in revenge for not
har;ns their own way about it. It's
scarceIy rational to suppose that wni'e
noan wonld have destroyed it when they
zero fnlly aware that they would nave ,,
~ furnish the money to rebuild it; All
the taxes paid by the negroes OF Lau,
r .ao county in a year could not have
purchased the nails with when 10 '"s'
en- the planks together.
xo CONFIDENCE IN THE AUTHORITIES
II Laurens county l hear the same
comnIaint / have heard in Newoerty
connty-namely, an utter want OF cTu
Sdence in the officials placed over th'
neople by the Government or oy In'
pPotas Of the negro. They run the ma
cb;nerv of the government in the inter
est of the blacks, and the whlte g o'rh
own all the property-are only .noGgn
os in connection with the taxes. e1v
Scott ia held in supreme contempt .,
the whites everywhere. HE'S cnarge'
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II II N a
Fire and Marine Insurance Co,

CAPITAL, oloo, 900.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. B, Simpson, VIM. c. Handlan,
Jno X. Botsford, TN. Dodson,
Augustus Pollack, John l.. Hobbs,
James Il, McCourtney.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
ly organized, Is now prepared to take risks
upon Buildings OF al kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture
and Cargoes OF all kinds on the Western
Waters. Applications for Insurance will
be promptly attended TO by the Secretary.
Office No. 2 Mcclure House, nexs door 10
corner Of Monroe street.
VIM. b. SIMPSON, President.
WM. L. HANDL.AN, VIse Prest,
J. K. MILLER, Secretary. noylS
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The new nail schedule, a. arranged
by the late meeting Of manufacturers, is
as follows: l0d to Cd, 81 65 per keg;
Sd to 90, 81 CO. Cd to 3D. S. -; I'D to
Sd, s. 70; 81, s6l5; I'd and Sd, Sc 80;
cut spikes, all sizes, 500. Finishing
flooring, box, coopers, casing, stating
trunk and tobacco, as follows: Sd, Sc %;
i'd and Sd, 81 80; Cd, s. 6j; Sd, s. 10;
lOl and larger, s. Ii. Clinch nails, J
and =! inch, So g.; ,! and y inch,
SC ~; 3 inch and longer, Sc -. In half
kegs, soc per cwt. more than above.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, November 2
EJ0rR-Dun

FLOUR-Dull. --s
GRAIN-Wheat dull and nominal
no sales. Corn lc better and quiet
high mixed at SAC; new mixed at SIC;
low mixed at SIC; new do. at sic. Oats
unchanged; No. ! at site rejected at
33c, ~s.. g.. r-rr.agr
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For Sale.

Q, 10, II, y, l3,
..I.I>ltre No. D, IN the sub
. ..- joseph Caldwell estate
. ......t SgywlI property. Also.
.....if.a squire No. Is, situated
.-,. .-Y. 5rEuu street and imAe-
..4- 81 Nr>. Hays residence,
.. ..Hu IS -
I. G. HUGHES,
-,.s Agent, Office on Chapline, be-
--,. t.i second streets. Sep2
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TIRE A HOME

r,y1, ANp2oO PER ;l3. YEAR YEA r
NHAN,..,,' will pay for one OF
.'.-sr IT''' muse. ofthree rooms
~ ., ,1,,I9ni 10 by 10 feet, situ u :,
TX ward, near terminus OF
=. my ' eight houses for sale:
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7. ..l' mi, Is at tn rate of a s2OO
..ss-l' rewards you
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Dyv, starch.

f.. 'oA's PEARL STARCH.
>>Ss ,:,1 Starch.
r s0p am Clos Starch.
'FaIe Sv b. Gloss Starch.
oeLEBAY, son & co.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.

FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
or WHEELING.
CAHITAL, $4,000
DIRECTORS:
SGml Mcclellan, Gesrge Mepdei,
I. II. Logan, 1'hos 4. ShallcroA,
O. w. Franzhelm, j. N. Vance,
J. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis &. Stiiel.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
Organized five years, and In that time dons
successful business. Is still prepared to
take TIsKs AT fair rates on buildings Of ali
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
Ishmcnts, Furniture, Steamboats, and Oar
goes on the Western Rivers ana Lakes.
This Company offers superior induce
ments To Farmers, whereby they can bo
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, BARNS and
cOntenih,, for three or fiNt years al reduced
rates. This being Slate Company, with
THE LAKtSEHT CASH CAPITAL
paid In and surplus OF any company In the
state and composed OF some ninety -four
stockholders, most OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself 70 tho
favorable consideration OF the insurtng pub
lie, and solicits their patronage. Appllca-
tions for insurance will be- promptly at
tended To at their office, No. ~ Monroe
street, or nj their several agencies through
out the Stale.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
Z. VI. COEN, Secretary.
A. L. WILEY General A ept fsisA1
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, uoCsE AND LOT

AND
.,. .~q OWN LANDLORD
......:.5a arply at
<.Lcu THBERI,s
,,oIO.ticv, Monroe street..