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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-11
VTNCLE J0sR'S

A Portfolio OF frst-class Wit and Humor contain
ing the Richest Comcal Stories, Cruel Sells, Side
Splitting Jokes Humorous Poetry, Quaint parodies
Burlesque Sermons New Conundrsms and Mirth.
Provoking Speeches ever published. Interspersed
with Curious Puzzles, Amusing Card Tricks Feats
of Parlor Maggie and nearly 200 Funny Engravings.
illustrated Cover. Price Is cts Sent by mail post.
age paid to any part of the United States on receipt
of price. DICK FITzGERALD, Publishers, is
Ann street. New York.
. PPLE PARER, CoRER AND SLICER. Made
( 4 by D. II. VIII rTEMORB, Worcester, Mass.
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4l33.
N the District Court of the United States for the
District of Virginia.
In the matter OF John NJ. Clark bankrupt-in
bankruptcy.
To whom it May Concern The undersigned. Jacob
Cohn, of Richmond city, Virginia, thereby gives
notice of his appointment as assignee of the estate
OF John NJ Clark, of Fluyanna county, Virginia, in
said district, who was, on the 9th day of December
1870, adjudgcd bankrupt his own petition by the
District court of said district.
Dated Richmond, Jan, 24th 1871
ia 24-laW3w d JACOB COIN Assienae
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CURIOUS, HOW sTRANuEl
~ The Married Ladies Private Companion contains
the desired information. Gent free for two stamps.
Address Mrs. II. METZdER, Hanover, Pa.
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NJO3
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. States for the District of Virginia.
In the matter Of Walter O. Galloway, bankrupt in
bankruptcy.
To whom it May Concern THE Undersigned J. P.
Barksdale of Patrick county, Virginia hereby sivos
notice OF his appointment assignee of the estate
of Walter Q. Galloway, Franklin county, Virginia, in
said disrictwho has heretoforebeen adjudgeda bank
rupt on his own petition by the District of said
district.
ia lS--T3w JP BARKsDALE ASSIGNEE.
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SAVINGS Banks.
REMOVAL
TO NEW BANKING ROOMS,
No. 10 North Tenth street,
Between Main and Bank Streets.
NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST
C0MPAE?
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS MARCH, 1865.
DEPOSITS received and PAYMENTS made daily
(erceptng holidays) from A. NJ. TO P. NJ
aud on Saturday Evenings from
TO O'Clock.
INTEREST declared In March, July and November
On all sums OF FIVE (6) DOLLARS and upwards
rSPosIT5 received Of FIVE GENTS and upwards.
CHARLES SPENCER,
feb Lit Acting Cashier.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES for the District of Virginia.
In the matter Of Murdoch Howell, Bankrupt
In bankruptcy.
To Whom IL May Concern 1.-The undersigned Jas.
H. Cairow and William w. Old of Norfolk, Va. here
by give notice of their appointment as assgnees Of
the estate of Murdoch Howell. of Norfolk county,
in said district, who was, the 18th day of De-
cember, 1870, adjudged q bankrupt ON his own PEE
tition by the District Court of said district.
JAMES Ii. CALR0W,
WILLIAM W. OLD,
ia l3-F3w* Assignees,
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NONE ARE. GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN
steel engraved wrapper, with facsimile of
Chemical Warehouse and signed
al i-dkw At. HELED0LD.
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shade Hrmer at 53}@64c for western

shade armer at 53l@64c for western
and Ohio.
PROVIsIoNs-Pork,, the market
is frmer, at $l3 Is for mess
$40 SO for prime, and $ll 90 for prime
mess. Beef is quiet at 81 N@
ii 90 for plain mess and 81 O0@14W
for extra do. Beef hams steady at $40 w
@24 90. Tierce beef nominala at ZIG W
@l7 90 for prime mess and $l9 OO9
20 90 for India. Cut meats quiet at
9a@llc for hams, and 5i@63c for
shoulders; middles are firm. Lard
is firm at 9@9sc for No l to prime
steam, and 9ac for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Is dull at l2@23c for
western, and 2l@33c for State.
CHEESE-Dull at 1l@l4c for
common to prime.
COTTON-On spot opens dull and
strongly in buy ers favor, at 1890 for
low middling, and l9c for middling w
lands; future delivery opens a shade
easier, at lS2@19c for December LIST,
and lS3c for January.
observation-disclosures. at l23c for
crude and 2l3@22c for refined.
TALLOW-Quiet at 5000; stea-
rine dull at 94@l04c:
WHISKY-Steady at Csc.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. November %.
FLOUR-The market is steady at
IS 7O@6 90 for superfne State
Sc 3566 As for extra State; Sc so
66 65 for choice State; B 70@6 90
for superfne western; s. 25@6 so for
common to medium extra western;
Sc 55@7 90 for choice do; 81 0097 %
for common to choice white wheat
western extra; IS 1926 60 for common
to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; Sc 65@7 20 for trade brands
s. 6O67 90 for common to fair extra
St. Louis, and s. 05@9 25 for good to
choice do. Southern -four is I'M,
changed at IS 1907 30 for common
to fair extra and 81 $500 25 for good to
choice do. Rye -four quiet and
steady at 81 5O@5 IS. Corn meal is
quiet.
'GRAIN-Wbeat is lc better at
81 49@1 so for No. 2 spring; 81 GOA
/ 81 for winter red western; 81 63@l "a
for amber western, and 81 65@l 70 for
white western. Rye dull and nomi.
nal at S1Ac for western. Barley firm.
Barley malt quiet. Corn heavy at 7Sc
for western mixed adoat. Oats are q
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THE Helena Daily Herald, OF Mon
tsna. in view OF the approaching leap
year, publishes for the benefit OF its LADY
leaders, list of what it calls the ell
chile old bachelors of Helena or al
isast. those who are supposed to De 10
the market, and waiting for q favoraole
onnortunity." 1t then follows WIN. VI
o oape thirty or forty genuine names o.
;ts fellow citizens, who are in the man.
II ~ remarks, Gin good state OF preserve 3Ene
ion" Their incomes vary from sIo ,.s,
20 sis 600. Some Of them are ns..s e
. ~ and not few ofthe old boys nave
been been "thrty-six" for over ten :! ye .bis
TIE g editor heightens the interest o. tni u
Utilization by promising to publish ,h o II
P;s next paper "a list0f all the sd G.s
MS s; ds. and manageable young i iass
u; MAZE Hs,sna." This will produce n.:i,
IN I'M; In 8 the Office OF the Helena ta ;a
Times wassI 7 or We are no judge Of tem aS
human nature. "old maids 'n's'1'
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Enforcement Act.

In the United States Circuit Court
sitting in Richmond, Virginia, on the
22d inst, DR.. Charles F. Gillon, OIL
Chesterfield, pleaded guilty to three
charges under the enforcement act Of
influencing colored voters by threat
of refusing to renew land leases to
them. He was sentenced by Judge
Bond to pay a fine of five hundred
dollars. DR.. Gillon was formerly in
the United States navy, and settled in
Virginia since the war, where he had
invested extensively.
On the same day that this transaction
took place, the New York Tribune dis
cou-sed long and bitterly on the
tyranny exercised over United States
officeholders, by which they were
allowed no liberty Of selection among
candidates, under penalty Of inexorable
dismissal. In the late California
election it was proved in court that the
navy ward hands were voted by COM
pauies, with ticket especially pre-
pared for them, and at Annapolis, al
the recent election, no employe OF the
Naval Academy dare vote any other
than the Radical ticket. But partic
ular instances are needless. The fact
is notorious that throughout the whole
United States the Government violates
both letter and spirit Of the enforcement
act more fagrantly than the above
mentioned new settler in Virginia, who
is only now learning the benehcient
nature of the Government which he
formerly served.
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FINANCE7AND, TRADE.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELING. November %, 1871.

L
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prime at zoe.
tive at l5c for common dairy, and l51ac for
prime factory and Goshen.
CARBON OIL,-Prices are firm: standard
brands, In jobbing way, at 26c asking
CANDLESstar at 2Uc; City mould at
COFFEE-Firm, with an advancing ten
dency. We quote good and fair at PC;
prime at 24c; choice at 25c.
FEATHERStSales at 75c, and the usual
FLOUR-Unusually dull and quiet; white
wheat family g 25S7 80; red wheat do. 81 90;
PROFESSIONALISM. Mess pork at sl4 90.
shoulders at &c; clear sides at &C..
No new bacon Offering.
FIsH-Mackerel, No. halves at 500; No.
8 new do, full weight, lO0 MS, at "a 30; light
weights at various prices, according to the
weight in packages; white fish at Is; lake
| herring at e OO.
RICE-Prime new South Carolina fair
to prime at 9ac; choice at lOc; Rangoon
sYRUPs-Are active and firm. We
quote Common at As to SIC; Fine, Csc;
Choice, zoe; Best, 75c.
| SUGARS-New Orleans at n1a9l2c;
Porto Rico lgI@llc; Cuba at ll@ ll11ac; Dema-
Il
follows: crushed, powdered and granu-
lated at l4c; A at l314c; at 13c; at lac {;
common brands at }}4@1ac less.
| MOLASSES-New Orleans iair to good at
55c; prime to choice at60c.
SODA-At SC IN papers; best New Castle at
BAKING PoWDER--Logan, List & Co.'S
6 OF. cans 81 rs per doz.; III or. cans 50 %; lib
cans S. %; bulk Sc.
soAP-Family at SIC; German at &C;
,aSfn a
sALT-Dalry at 81 rs; best Ohio River at
81 OO.
TEA-Gunpowder at 81 l5Sl 55; Young
HysOn at 81 l09l 50; Ooloug at 70@S5gl 40.
I 90; second quality Sxl0 at ~ 70; lQxl2 at
25 per box of 81 feet. Discount III per
cent.
GENsENG-At Soc q n.
HAY-The market Is steady at SIG 001
Is Oh per ton for fair to prime; loose at sli w
LARD OIL-Extra winter strained at 90c.
BEANS-Scarce; navy white, at 81 81 per
bushel,
GRAIN-Wheat dull and firm; choice
red at IL 80; choice white at 81 IS. Rye IS
steady at zoe. Corn, new and old at 400 45c
Oats at 35(G3Sc.
IRON-Flat and bar, S14@4c; horse shoe, SC;
round and square, 31a 10 INC; oval, to 5Hc:
half oval anu half round, Al to SIC; heavy
band ID Ton to &C. F Ro9p ana and lgn! band
NAILS-Prices per keg: Brads and
81 50; 4 TO sd, 81 70; I'D, s. 80; I'd, s. 10. Bar
rel, q in, 81 %; in, s6 5O ~ in, S. 75 n in,
S. 80; ~ in. s. o.; IA in, 81 rs. Finishing,
| in, SO W; n in, s. %; ~ in, So 25; ~ IN,
s. 0O;2 in, s. Is; ~ in, s. 80; 3 in, S. -.
Casing, III TO sod, "a IS; Sd, S. 10 Cd, 50 %;
I'D, s. 50. Fine Blued, I'D, s. IS; Sd, So IS; ID,
81 IS. Lining Nails, d in, IS 50. Tobacco
HID, and I'd. Is OO; 81, s54 -. Clinch
Nails, all sizes, SIS rs; Cut Spikes, all sizes,
"a Is; Boat Spikes, cut, 81 Is.
|. Lots of Kegs, l2a4c per kes less than
above.
CRACKERS-Sugar, lie; lemon, llXc;
soda, nc; water, 6Hc; oyster, nc; cream,
25c. butter, TIC.
SEEDS-Timothy seed dull, but prices are
unchanged at So 80 per bu,hel; clover seed
81 90; flaxseed 81 70.
slARCH-At 614@914c; maizena,, l29l4c.
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.rnctna,ati Marked

CINCINNATI, November ~.
BUTTER-In good demand and
steady. w
COTTON-Quiet strictly middling
at lSs9lS4c middllng uplands at lSic'
COAL-At l6@20c.
COFFEE-Rio, common at 2l@2l!c
goo at 2ll@22c; choice at 224923c,
CHEESE-Firm and unchanged; re
ceipts light.
GRAIN-Wbeat same as yesterday
Corn quiet at 444@4Sc for new and
old. Oats at 36@40c. Rye steady a
7S@S0c. Barley dull.
HOGS-Not so strong rs yesterday.
Prices ranged from 81 % to 81 %. Re
ceipts 1851 head, with twenty car loads
to arrive this evening.
HAY-At SIS O0@l9 90.
MOLASSES-Prime to choice at e.
@7Oc.
OIL-Linseed quiet at TIC.
PROVISIONS-Very quiet. Mess
pork held frmer and quoted at $l2 Is
for new, seller January; sales OF 30
barrels at $l3 90, January delivery
Green meats dull; shoulders at Ate;
sides at 5t@5sc; hams at 7@Sc. Bulk
meats quiet, buyers holding off; Bacon
quiet new shoulders at &c; clear sides
at 7i@7!c. Lard strong; steam held
at lSsc.
SEEDS-Firm.
TALLOW-At S299c.
TOBACCO-Steady.
WHISKY-Steady at 90c.
CATTLE-Receipts 327 head.
SHEEP-Receip,s 923 head.
The Board of Trade and Chamber Of
Commerce will he closed tomorrow,
Thanksgiving Day.
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tHarsHNlrf sups..:itIons in North

n TF SuPerssitlons I'm North
NChlna.
A remarkable tale illustrating the
superstitions of the, natives of North
cnins is told il connection with the
moods which submerged a district Of
twenty thousand square miles in Sen
TENDER last, destroying villages and
crops throughout that whole section Of
country. A letter to the Shanghai
Budget, dated October 4th, says:
The story goes, that before the river
actually broke at Tsz chu-lin, q messen.
ger was sent from the Yamen to inspect
the threatened spot. He found small
mole, and every sign of the coming dis.
aster. But in the hole was large fish.
This was declared TO be god, and the
conclusion drawn was that it would be
imp'ous to try to stop the passage OF
the waters, as it was plainly the will OF
heaven that the bank should give way.
"henthe catastrophe had actually
occurred and successive attempts to Gil
the breach had failed-the rushing
stream having swept piles and reeds
away-the tale grew. 1t was then said
there were two fishes, one Of which had
gone up the country, while the other
remained about the opening, and that
OF course it would be useless to do any.
thing until the wanderer returned. A
few days later learned that the Tau
tai OF Tien-tsin, in his capacity Of con.
servator of the rivers. etc, had gone to
the break in the Eucho, on the
west OF the city, to sacrifice to
Yuen-shen, a fabulous tortoise or fish,
who is supposed to control the waters.
He went in great state, and was accom-
panied by other officials. Tables were
placed upon the river bank, a tablet,
incense urns, candlesticks and all other
necessary paraphernalia placed in their
proper places, and then this strange
ceremony began. Not having been
present, | can only give the bare facts.
Besides the actual worship the princi-
pal business was long prayer
offered by the Tau-tai, who re-
counted the sufferings caused by
the flood, the truitless efforts made
to stop the various breaks in the banks
of the rivers, and besought the fish-go |
to allow them now to be repaired. The
works at this spot were then recon-
menced at once. Unfortunately, Yuen-
shen does not seem to have been salts
fed, for before long the waters again
asserted their power, and swept away
all the material gathered to resist them.
Then the Tau tai grew angry and paid
another visit I" ,he breech. But there
was no worship on this occasion; no
incomes, no offerings. Cannon took their
place, and the magistrate roundly rated
the god for his noncompliance with his
wishes. Didn't I tell you so and so
and SO, and you paid no attention.
You doa't care for the trouble caused
to so many thousands Of people" &c,
&c, &c. Bang! bang! bang! the can
non were let fly at him, and I suppose
the worthy magistrate went home feel
ing that be had done his duty! There
can he little doubt whether he has made
any impression on Yuen-shen or lot,
that he has to certain extent succeed
ed in convincing the people that he is
not responsible for the flood and in
confirming the popular superstition.
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, NoYembe

NEW DIRK, November ~.
Tomorrow, Thanksgiving, will be
observed as a close holiday.
MONEY-The market was very easy
to-day at sac per cent. on call. Com
mercial paper is current at s to II per
cent. Tor prime.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market
was frmer today at l09@l09S for
prime bankers sixty days sterling
The advance, however, represented very
little business.
GOLD-The market was dull and
heavy at the close, at ll0s9ll04.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was heavy and lower during the day. in
sympathy with the decline in gold, but
closed with firmness. U. S. currency
IS, ll3@ll34.
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fOrRent,

, ..yCS FIRST AND SECOND
/. ,.y ,I aud cellar beneath.on
r,,.. S ". street, and adjoin-
g. -. Or 0! Mr.. X. j. Sniyth,
,i.,s,n. -, ny the MeSSrs. Hub
. ~, w. " arerooms. They have
r ~, ~ and a front OF % feet. the
T. H.. ~, .. which is filed with
+. ..ocalion is No. | and re.
gf.., any business requiring
" Possession the LIST Of
! y ,sl,.e'S,ory srorehonse and
IL. am .,I street, directly opposite
.sSl11 a. A. Present occupied by
s SS.i' Watchmakers and lew
So. ,,a a tenant, if de,ired' the
Z, nv, \. ,i'Gi5ilerially altered and i'm.
Unity .S,i "a 10 the Grant House
4 ;, I sa., bridge make il a ,t com.
$40 sand: Possession, 4 pril
\ WM. PAXTON,
- Fourth street.
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WIT NIRGIH.

81 ' Court, November (S
F., John John speldel and John
|Ttspi5ss I' y doing business s
N.Y., Is.
I%H. AoS vwnsr Of the Steamboat
xa i aniitiachment in Chancery.
E,9,sIo5nSo adred and tWentv Of 3pe
s,rSaia,y L, lS7I, until G paid and
Is . .Sdaa5s,1 !, affidavit fled d'f herein emu
"a BE- S d plaintiff's Counsel u !, ms is
"a he 70 . appear hele within ~ on rs
<:a Ii IL IL this this order, and pU do WSat
Il =, project his interest here
k,,s~ SAMUEL B. NcCoLLocH,
Eas,SIt, SOS fo- Clelk.
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TsCOrNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
In Chancery.

i p, III INauceIS.
IT, " A DECREE ENTERED
| 4JJyr entitled cause, on SAT-
/ - N day OF November, 1871, /
L. commissioner named there
q. 81 e. ON SATURDAY, the
.-e-AOeg, lS7l, at The front
.J.g House OF ohio county,
s...l the bill and proceedings
+. All kHOSn "a the "keim
,.f-. d; the corner of Water
l. >:-rt>, IN the city of Wheeling,
e.. 3, iJ..OTs: Beginning at the
r:lr- Of Water and Quincy
l-.,r north with Water street 100
- ~. by a line parallel with
-. y iret 10 an open space;
= LIZ west line OF said open
= 81; thence east by a line
80 quincy street 10 an alley;
.-y.a the west line OF said al
DQLGcy str FL; thence west
ia ne Of said quincy street
~ . '-s.lllu-, tOg7ln~r with The
= 81 I.Iey on the east side OF
:. z common with other as
IS sand James K. Baker, being
= s!ig conveyed 10 Casper ana
j.. l.r Sti1 James and James
: 81. dated l'ece Der ~, 1864,
7'.-sl IL deed book IS, page 3j5,
= ..r Office or ONO county.
A@l.r,y there IS a new Tavern"
10 -tG >;dy!.ug and all neceS-
-'---1v> ipr a first-c!a>s Hotel.
-. Aariiateiy o. pOSite the
~. 9..O Edl.TUal Depot.
q >.-yue- .Uurlh of the pur-
1 Z! o.. or requued i'll cash; for
80. .-!.. o. iwriye, twenty-four
y o.lGS will be given in
rs The purchaser executing
- approved security, bearing
- a'e, payable annually, and
ss.a.aeL uulil the last pay
~J@IE o. DAVENPORT,
Commissioner.
-' al DAVENPORT, Att'ys.
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..rissiOner'S Sale.

aJUrg y, Chorcsrv
4 Sai,.oad co..
DECREE NJ ABE AND
v .Ss snnye entitled cause, on
. , .,i Isl, the Undersigned
a, public auction, at the
~. ~ court House OF Ohio
r. =, mia. at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
I,Zsmber 18th, ISL, the fol-
-. ~ struale in said county,
,-Inrhe ground OF the said
wv south of the northern
.r rImpanyis railroad, where
>..,,.trlrough the farm of the
Sr-1bnrg. in ohio county,
n,hecrrtre Of the National
4..lnn,ne east and west by
/ 20 snu David Thornourg's
s,.-0re.th!rd cash in hand,
..,-,,rm - the purchaser may
p. q credit OF SIX and twelve
- luz. each OF the deferred
,ts4rgs interest from the day
o., = secured 10 the Satisfac-
.-,;-r>.gnrd. The title will be
- he purchase money Is fully
uEu. .. DAVENPORT,
special commissioner.
4,s is adjourned until 10
\ FRIDAY, December !, ISL.
GEO. U. DAVENPORT,
>geciai commissioner.
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prcULAR KNOW.NOTHING.

What our Smoking President
Knows About tho Judiciary ana
O,her Things.
Salt Lake Cor. Cincinnati commercial
Here 1 may mention that when
President Grant, at the request OF the
late Governor, deceased, Wilson
sbaffer-not the present luminary to
Obstinate Mormon darkness-removed
the Chief Justice of that Territory the
Honorable Charles J: Wilson, Two
members of Congress, Fitch and lnger-
soIi vent to the White House to
;Utsrcsde in Wilson's favor. "Ihere
~ no charge against Judge Wilson OF
any kind" said Grant; he mas oeen
yery efficient, but as he did not aef &c
9TH Governor Shaffer, ! thought ne
m m 90 in order to make harmony IN
the Governors staff:
One of those present spoke up: ,be
"The Chief Justice q mem9er d.;
Governors staff Why, Mr. r ':so
dsnt do YOU consider the Chief justice
a member Of your staffy -, ~ tho
Another Congressman walIeu oe t tbe
pres;Jent to inIercede in favor OF .1e
risht of the Nauvoo Legion TO pafa'e
on the fourth Of July. la. N
~ mo military bodies ever garaa ;'s.n III
,b;s country,d said the Presluent d
.n Uuited States troops anu
militia. There is no righ! e a.u,a
for ANYBODY else to parade with ; arms nor
~ WHY. Mr.. President, don't you you
know that in nearly every ia,s $
town and city of this country tnefe nlt
v , bodies. q of military mo-
enrolled in the militia .;....d the
This suggestion Of fact lrrit stsans dst
pres;dent's self-esteea. He EXTENDED !
his law, looked ugly, and sa'o Win
sWell. it's a shame that poiyean'''
- PP fis Il the latest edition Of "Msrha
Browns pups." e'2 -
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 20.
COTTON-Easier low mildling al
1S@lS4c.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; Pennsylvania
at 81 COOL 65. Corn qaiet; Southern
white at 69@7lc; do yellow at 6Sla
Zoe. Oats steady and dull at 4SG52c
PROVISIONS-Mess pork quiet al
$l4 25@l4 SO. Bacon quiet; shoulders
at 73c; rib sides at Ste; clear rib at S!c
Sugar cured hams at l5c. Lard steady
at lOc.
BUTTER--Firmer under diminished
recei pts.
WHISKY-At 94lc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-30
Sale.

.,s4i&T.S,a, 10, II, II, Is,
: - : S INN, No. D, in the sub
- J'reph Caldwell estate
III, s3vnIill property. Also:
~ IN square No. Il, situated
~ ,t.R,,ion street and imme-
- u a., a.. -, Ms. Hays residence,
q" l. Il. HUGHES,
,,. O.ice on Chap!ine, be-
81 - mi streets. Sep22
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-30
Err Sale.
Tar sale.

r,TLOWING DESlR-
.is f sSy sale: 4 brick house
:%t'' ~: ~ good stable and out out
l::t S ~ mil lot, corner sixth
X W." ~ sold in three parts II
q. " " = rooms on Chapline
-, .., y, house, &C. 4 house
;i.'. .l,. Of sixth, containing
I'D , n1n;rr. bath room, &C.
o'' '''.'T hUs. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-30
oTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OH,
TObaCcO.

= CASES SWEET HEART" BRIGHT
y Navy Is.
Gases .Sweet Heart Bright Navy s.
10 If Boxes "HeiressF Rough and Ready
Twist
10 Hf Boxes aYellow Jessamine" Rough
and Ready Twist
10 Hf Boxes Diamond Rough and
Ready Twist.
10 HI Boxes Diamond" Bright Pounds.
leases "Leadbetter" Black Navy 3s.
3Cases yankee Doodle Black Navy q.
Just received and for sale by
neil sasis -. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-30
For Rent.

-. =. =. AyOM On MAIN STREET,
| ID =, ~ Present. by Z. Lidel, hair
,,'' 5 maker. Possession given
'-',"gr particulars inquire of
A SyHWERTt Eyer,
ITO Main street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-30
FOR RENT.
FOS Rent.

,y,Ai To CONTINUE THE
/ - CIV . vel as Retail Book, Sta
j., val Paper business we offer
a.. ,r4,Ion no. ~ Market street,
4 ~. w. room Is too small for our
- PAUL. & ORR.