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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November 13.-The Balti.
more and Ohio railroad will push their
new line to Chicago as rapidly as pos.
sible. They will enter the city on the
Illinois Central track, and il the rail.
roads purchase the lake front grounds
they will unite with other companies
in building depots.
The Board of Public Works to-day
advertise for proposals for the immediate
construction of bridges across the river
at Rush street and at Chicago avenue.
The new Board of Trade building is
nearly completed, and will be occupied
about the last of the month. The bust.
ness on Change has now resumed its
former activity.
The Illinois Legislature meets for its
adjourned session at Springfield next
Wednesday. 1t will take action for
restoring the real estate titles in Chicago,
and the result is anxiously awaited.
The charred bones of a man were
found in the Government stables this
morning. 1t is supposed to be those OF
q discharged soldier of the 7th Cavalry
named Henry Snyder.
Smallpox has disappeared from the
barracks, all the inhabitants having
been recently vaccinated. The Cincln.
natl soup house is still doing good
business in furnishing food for the
hungry.
1t is reported that the Chicago Tribune
aud Tines, Cincinnati Commercial, and
st. Louis Republican will leave the
Associated Press and form a separate
news organization.
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GENERAL ITEMS.

An imposter, pretending to be nc
less parsonage than Andrew johnson
ex.President OF the United States, has
been arrested and sentenced to one
months Imprisonment q: Ancona, IN
Italy.
TIE liberal papers in Holland charge
King William OF the Netherlands with
having sold most of the valuable paint
ings OF the Royal Gallery at The Hague
and with having substituted very
inferior copies in their place.
Felix Pyatt escaped from Paris in q
coffin and in a hearse. He was at
tended by a mourning widow, whose
lugubrious aspect changed as she and
her defunct found themselves secure on
board an English steamer off Havre.
An enterpfising Yankee has just
opened store on one OF the principal
streets in Paris, and announces on the
sign in front of the door that pumpkin
and mince pies, and pork and beans,
q Ia Americaine," will always be on
hand and to order at the shortest
notice.
One Babick, an ex-member OF the
Paris Commune, leads picturesque
life in Berne, Switzerland, upon the
streets of which town he appears,
mounted upon a donkey, decked in red
trappings. This harmless lunatic pro-
claims himself to be "the Prophet OF
the Eternal on earth.
Mr.. Ichabod Charles Wright died
recently in England. He was the head
OF banking firm in Nottingham, but
amid the numerous cares and distrac.
tions of business he accomplished
translations of the Divme ComeCtia, and
and the Wad. which are regarded as
possessing considerable merit.
Miss Anna Dickinson, in her last
lecture, says: ave have a legend, a
distant tradition, that this is a free
country And, "All tyranny seems
to me bad; but the very worst is that
which works with the machinery OF
freedom" Vide Grants "lnvisible
Empire" demoishers in the South.
A curious and improbable story is
told Of Gambetta, to the effect that
during the war he held a council of
war in company with six others
among them the Radicals Ranc and
Spuller-at which it was decided to
arrest and shoot the Prince de Joinville,
at that time fighting as a volunteer in
the French ranks against the Germans.
Speaking Of Miss Anthonys con-
quests at Puget Sound, one of the
papers of that section says: "Where
is the leader of might and mind around
whose banner endangered nen can
rally, and rear deiensea against the
advancing hosts? Panta!oons, to the
rescue! Swallowtsils, 10 arms ' Nows
the day, and now's the hour.
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NEW YORK.
The Foley Case.


New YORK, November l3.-The case
of John Foley against ihe Mayor, &C.,
came up in the Supreme Court to-day,
before Judges Barnard, Cardoza and
lngraham, on an appeal from the in-
junction order granted by Judge Bar.
nard. The counsel not being ready to
proceed, the case was set down for the
December term.
Marcus A. Herrick,
a prominent member of the Stock Ex-
change, died yesterday from brain fever,
superinduced by the Turkish bath.
Army OF the Cumberland.
A meeting of the Society Of the Army
of the Cumberland took place this morn
lug for the purpose of making arrange
ments for the meeting to take place at
Detroit on Wednesday next. In conse-
quence of the small attendance, the
Society adjourned to meet in the
evening, when full arrangements
will be made for starting tomorrow
morning.
OF for Europe.
The frigate Wabash arrived this
morning, and at 2 P. NJ. Lieutenant
Fred Grant took his departure for Eu.
rope, with General Sherman, Admiral
Alden and Colonel Andrew Reid.
Violation OF the Neutrality Laws.
Mr.. Phelps. counsel for Gen. Jourdan,
who was indicted for violating the neu-
trality laws in preparing a Cuban ex-
pedition, to-day moved before Judge
Woodruff, in the United States Circuit
Court, that the case be proceeded with
The District Attorney said he was not
ready, but he would stipulate that if he
wasn't ready to 60 on with the trial next
month nolle prossq'i would be entered
in the case.
j. III. Ingers0ll.
still avoids arrest by keeping out OF the
county. He is at present in Orange,
New Jersey.
Murderer Sentenced.
John O'Brien, aged twenty years, was
placed on trial in the Court of General
Sessions to-day for the murder of Chas.
Casey in liquor saloon on Roosevelt
street some time since. OBrien's coun-
sci put in the plea of manslaughter, and
the prisoner was sentenced to the State
prison for four years at hard labor.
No News OF Alexis.
There is no news of Prince Alexis,
and the Reception committee is in
great state of excitement. No more
vessels have vet been received. 1t may
be several days yet before the Prince
puts in an appearance.
Cholera In Quarantine.
The steamer Franklin, from the Bal
tic, via Halifax, is detained BY the
Health Officer at the upper quarantine
with thirty cases of cholera on board
This evening the sick were tlansfered
on board OF the hospital receiving ship.
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hair is thickened, falling hair checked, and
badness often, though not always. cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follcles are destroyed, or the
glands atrophied and decayed; but 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 p1sty sediment, II will
keep IL clean and vigorous. Its occasiona
use will prevent the hair from turning gray
or falling Of, and consequently prevent
badness. The restoration OF vitality II gives
TO the scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton OF dandrufr, which Is so often so un-
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make some
preparations dangerous and injurious to
the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not
harm II. II wanted merely for a HAIR
DRESSING, nothing else can be found 10
desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye,
1t does not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving II rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J.C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists, Low
ell, Mass. Oc3leod4Z-d
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West Virginia,

This little State, carved out OF the
"Old Mother OF States" during the war,
falls far short Of the political path
marked out for her by the Republican
managers at Washington. At her
State election on the Goth ult., for del
egates to a Convention to revise her
Radical Constitution, and also for
members OF the Legislature, county and
district officers &c. &c, the Radicals
we're thoroughly routed in almost
every county. The Convention will be
anti: Radical almost unanimously, while
the Legislature will stand two to one
over the Republicans.-Hinds Go.
{ Mss Gazette.
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INDIANA.
Horrible Triple Murder.

New ALBANY, INDIANA, November
l3.-One of the most horrible triple
murders ever perpetrated was commit.
ted in Clarke county, three miles east Of
Honeyville, Saturday night, and was
discovered at nine o'clock on Sunday
morning by the neighbors, who found
Eveliue Park, l9 years old, standing on
the back porch with three fearful CASH
es in her head. Sitting by the fire, IN
the lett hand room, was Helen Park,
aged IA, with two fearful gashes in her
brain, and the blood oozing out. In q
bed in the same room lay the ghastly
corpses of Cyrus NJ. and Isabella Park,
father and mother OF the girls, welterlng
in their gore, blood and brains covering
the heads of both. In an adjoining room
was John Park, aged 10, with two cuts
in the head, dead. The murderers are
supposed to have entered the sleeping
room of the father and mother, and
killed them with an axe, then went into
the adjoining room and killed the boy.
While engaged in killing the latter, the
girls, who occupied a bed in the same
room, must have raised up. and were
instantly struck on the head and felled
with the axe, and lett for dead.
Eeyline was only able to tell that
she saw some one in the room with q
I;obt in his hand. One hundred and
ninety dollars was stolen from the
house. To-day the scene Of the mnr
der beggars description. The entire
male population of the neighborhood
are on horseback securing the country.
Five negroes have been arrested up 70
now, who are supposed to be implicated
Itis the general belief that two white
men committed the deed. Some time
AGO there was some difficulty IN the
neiehborh ood and Cyrus Park. John NJ.
Kirk and others went into an organiz'
alton to prevent outrages. Some one
sent an anonymous letter to Park a
few weeks ago, saying that he and hlrk X
would be fixed, Last night Kirk lett
the scene of the murder going home
half a mile distant. At nine O'CLOCK
while eating supper. he heard q dog
bark Going out he was confronted oy
two men, who advanced upon him ana
nnrsued him into the house. de ana
a hired man named L. Lovelyn, the
former with q shovel and the latter
With a pistol, stood guard all nign'
inside the house. During the night
the men came on the porch three
t;mes but did not succeed in their de-
signs. 1t is believed that the me. same a,'n..
parties were concerned 10 'ne hho.r mu,
der OF the Park family. The ro0oel!
was to cover up their motive: De.ec s,
tives are on the ground using ever.
effort to discover q clue to the perPe
traitors of the horrible deed me !,
S;rls are alive up to this hour, but Il
is impossible for them to live.
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i.tactunati Market.
CINCINNATI,

CINCINNATI, November lJ.
BRAN-At sl4j09lj 90; shipstutfs
at SIC oo@IS 90, midd'ings at s2l 90
@2S 90.
BUTTER-Unchangei.
BAGGING-Steady.
COTTON-Steady; middling at lI3c.
COFFEE-Dull and from I TO &c
lower.
CHEESE-Steady.
COAL-At 23@3Oc.
FGGS-At 26c.
FLOUR-Wi,hout change demand
entirely local.
GRAIN-Wheat inactive; red winter
at 81 40@l 42. Corn quiet at 44@46c
for new and 50@52c for old ear. Oats
dull at 36@40c. Rye at 7S6sOc Bar
ley at 76@7Sc.
HOGS-Firm and active sales at
81 35@4 GO; receipts Il, 600 head; total
receipts since November |, 5000.
HAY-No. ! timothy at 900.
MOLASSES-New Orleans old at
40@50c; new at 76@S0c.
OIL-Liuseed quiet at 75@7Ic.
PROVlSIONS-Quiet and held firm.
Mess pork at sl2 IS for old. Bulk
meats quiet; shoulders at &c; clear rib
at 7!c clear sides at tic. Bacon steady
shoulders at 7s@7ic; clear sides at Sc.
Sugar cured hams at l4@l4!c. Green
meats, sales of 10000 pieces ham:
average 7i@Sc- Lard quiet city kettle
at St@9c-
POrATOES-In moderate demand.
SUGARS-A shade lower but very
firm.
TALLOW-At Sl@SEc-
TOBACCO-Active and atfull prices
W0OL-Tub washed at 65@1Oc.
WHISKY-Steady; sales at ssc.
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New York Market.
NEw YORK, November l3.

FLOUR-The market is dull and
without decided change, at IS S0@6 25
for superfne State Sc 60@6 70 for extra
State; Sc 75@6 s. for choice State;
S. 7566 25 for superfine western; s. 45
66 60 for common to medium extra
western; SO 70@7 20 for choice
do; 81 20@7 40 for common 10
choice white wheat western extra; So 90
66 so for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; Sc S5@
7 90 for trade brands; So 9O97 20
for common to fair extra ST. Louis,
and s. 25@9 p for good to choice do.
Southern -four is quiet and steady
at Sc SO@7 80 for common to fair
extra, and 81 50@9 % for good to
choice do. Rye flour is unchanged
at 81 40@5 60. Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-The wheat market is steady
at 81 52@l "a for No. = spring;
81 576l 60 for winter red west
ern; 81 62@l Ga for amber western
81 63@l - for white do. 81 63@l %
for amber State, and 81 So Tor No. l
spring. Rye quiet and nominal. Bar
ley decidedly firmer; Canada West at
81 09@l 10. Barley malt is quiet.
Corn dull at 77!@S0c for western
mixed. Oats are a shade firmer at
at 53654c for western and Ohio.
PROVISIONS Pork firm at Sl3 l29
l3 % for mess; SO so for prime, and
$ll % for prime mess. Beef is dull
at 81 OO@ll 90 for plain mess and
$ll 00@l4 90 for extra do. Beet
hams dull at SIC 00@24 CO. Tierce
beef dull at Sl6 00@l7 90 for prime
mess and $l9 O0@20 90 for India do.
Cut meats unchanged at l0@l2c for
hams, and 53@6ic for shoulders; mid
dies quiet. Lard frmer at 9i@9Sc
for steam, and l0c for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Steady at l2923c for
western, and l5@33c for State.
CHEESE-Quiet at ll@l34c for
common to prime.
COTTON-Opens quiet but very firm
at lS!c for low middllng, and lS3c for
middling uplands.
PETROLEUM-Quiet at l24c for
crude and 22b@224c for refined.
TALLOW-Firm at 9@95c; stea-
rine inactive at 940l0ic.
WHISKY-Firmer at 922c.
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From the Wayne County Ohio Common
The Railroad.


wealth.
The Railroad.
We have seen a very interesting let
Ter from Mr.. A. B. Paul, Secretary OF
the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad
to Mr. John Myers, in which he ex-
pressed himself in confident terms IN
regard to the building OF said road;
The eastern capitalists who were in
terestipg themselves in the road, had
been along the line and expressed their
satisfaction in regard to the project and
were ready to begin operations as soon
as the local subscriptions wers raised. and
this Mr.. B. hoped would be done in
side of thirty days, and if it could be a
survey would at once be made, the
road put under contract this winter and
the line completed by January lst,
1873. This of course, depends on the
raising of local subscriptions at once:
If the people are desirous OF this road
being built let each man make up his
mind now how much stock he can
take and put it down at once when
the soliciting committee calls on him
The objections offered by some farm
ers ia that even if the road would in
crease the saleable value Of their farms
thew do not want to sell. This being
true it will still be beneficial in betterlng
the market, raising the price on all he
has to sell, and lowering it on all he has
IN buy. The merchant is in no danger
of competition for he will have more
customers the rule of supply and de-
mand will regulate the trade anyhow
and that firm will have the largest
trade and best suits the demands OF It's
customers. Every branch Of business
might be thus treated but these are
sufficient. Another road would bring
increased facilities to trade, this would
hiring a greater population which would
create more business and home con.
sumption. The saving in coal would would
he to our town annually about $5Ooo,
quite an item. But this has an ever
widening radius. Its benefits are 70 all
classes. tits not a great demand LAID on
ne To subscribe 10000 in one day
$1,000 were subscribed and it only needs
a few days more to raise the remainder.
win this road be built? If the people
along the proposed line feel its import
ance enough to do their part 1t Will oe
built inside OF eighteen months. As q
coal road, if nothing else, it Is imPor-
tant As a cross road, if nothing else. 70
obtain competition on freights, 1t Is I'M.
nortant. The committee should slight
M person who is able to pay one share
bnt ask all. One object in requiring
$40 900 per mile local subscription on Is 70
mske with eastern capital $25,0OO per
mile which is considered sufficient 70
mt the road in running order out OF
fsh, in which event the stock VIII De
~ usr but even at q discount Of 81 per
cent cen it is q great gain TO the stocknoia,
~ s.s considering the advantages 1t would
confer There are many collateral "a.
0sntsoes which will make themselves
manifest to every rejecting mind.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, November l3, I P. M
An extensive arena OF low pressure will
probably be developed from Mississippi
to Michigan, advancing northeast over
the lower lakes by Tuesday night, pre-
ceeded tonight by brisk north and west
winds south and west of Illinois; threat
ening weather, with rain, will extend
very generally on Tuesday along the
Atlantic coast, with falling barometer
and northeast winds veerlng to the
southeast; southerly winds on the lower
lakes and brisk northwest winds on
Lake Michigan and the Louisiana coast.
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BROOKLYN.
'ue Election rr,nas

'S' November l3.-The Re-
~ SPECIAL committee for the
49,. .a Of the election frands is
|,ys'ssoS3 :. The testimony pouring
',.,.....4l l!G loI future use. The array
=: H., " vii be very heavy. 1t is
ssS'S' 'le committee will be able
sG. =; oy undeuiable evidence the
9ss!id,,aase nearly all the Republican
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The prospects Of the Wheeling and
Lake Erie railroad are Frightening, the
committees for Congress township are
at work and shout $4,000 out of the
$40, 900 pledged. have been raised and
the work goes on. Committees are
now at work securing the right OF way.
-Wayns County Commonpeahk.
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CINCINNATI.
''''ian Daily Papers.


'''i', November l3.-Rev. Dr.,
N5F York, addressed q large
" Gtrman members of the
- 'aarch, at Greenwood Hall
| -, l., advocating the establish.
~! 1eFman Christian papers
, age city In the United States,
) .esing ..sH the immortality OF the
s.'i .HiaInlng terms. Resolu tions
l.. :. IaEo'!ng the project. Lead
y, :' signify their intention OF
: s.r. n '''o effect, ty taking imme-
-, Tow towards establishing a
4AAy paper in this CITY.
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ONTARIO.
Sentenced to be Iung-Declared
DrAK.

Sentenced to be Hung-Declared q
Draw.
TORONTO, Nnyesnber l3.-At the close
of the Assizes on Saturday last Charles
Blainey and Thomas Junkins were each
sentenced to be hung on the ODD Of De-
cember next, having been convicted Of
an outrageous assault.
The Lacrosse match for the cham
pionship of the world, between the
Shamrock club, of Montreal, and the
Toronto club of this city, has been de-
clared draw, each club having won
two games.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November Is.
COTTON-Quiet but firm.
FLOUR-Unchanged and quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; amber at 81 10
al so; Ohio and Indiana atSl j9@l 90
PENNSYLVANIA at 81 coz G2. Corn ac-
tive; new white 10@72c; DO yellow al
63672c. Oats firm at 5SG59c.
-PROVISTONS-Tn nchanged in every
respect.
BCTTER-AdyanciDg tendency tor
rolls a; 24626c; lower grades dull.
WHISKY-Firmer at 93G93!c.
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Benjamin Conley, President Of the
Georgia Senate, has become Governor
OF that State by the resignation Of
Governor Bullock. The Atlanta
papers, of the 5th, contain his message
to the Legislature. 1t is a tame, brief
document, of little force. Though q
Radical, he processes TO be conservative,
and protests that in the discharge oi
his official duties he will not allow
party politics to control him in any
degree.
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PHILADELPHIA.

ruueral Of U. o. Marshai efesoS'
PHILADELPHIA, November l3.-Ine
funeral of U. 8. Marshal Gregory TOOK
nl.ee this afternoon in South Laurel
Hill with military honors, a salute be
ing fierd by the::State Grays; Inc SUI. sur.
Wing members of the Ninesy-nr'
ree;meut commanded during the;war o
the deceased, took part in the funeral,
vhich vas also attended by the omcefe
of the Narshafs Office. y"
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n. Charles Lefevre. a popular
French gentleman who. in England,
races his horses under the assumed
name of "Mr. T. Lombard" bas, it ia
said, just come into a fortune Of over
$500, 600, left him by a cousin whom
he never saw in his life. The gentle
man in question died in this country,
whittier he immigrated many years
since with the sum Of $500, which NJ.
Lefevre's father lent him when all other
relatives turned their backs upon him.
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NEW JERSEY.
Fireman I,y,.>a

,,y,or =. = Fireman Injured.
g., ~ D., November l3.-The
>sl0b;'s mills, in this city, took
ts,sS..s.inI morning, and the stock
e; iasu,sdlg aIlg damaged IA, by fire and
%eanS ,e :, The Eagle engine,
l inis,sa - 'ne fre, ran over and sc.
''ed one Of the firemen.
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WISCONSIN,.
A Total Wreck.

KESosHA, November l3.-The bark
NJ. Courtiget, OF Aconta, Wis, which
ran ashore two miles north Of here last
Thursday, is a total wreck. She had
on 275, 900 feet Of lumber.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.
New York, November l3,

New York, November Is.
MONEY-Market closed easy at ,
@6 per cent. on call.
FOREIGN EXClIANGE-DuIl to.
day with most OF the business at lOos
for prime bankers GO days sterling.
GOLD-Dull and heavy, closing at
lll!@llli.
GOVERNMENT BONDS. Quiet
and firm at the close L. 5. currency
6's at ll3@lf3i
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Toledo Maract.

TOLEDO, November l..
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat, amber Michigan
at 81 43 No red Il, 81 Al. Corn is
unchanged; low mixed at Sale; new
at j3lc; yellow, new, at She; White,
new, al 53ic; low grade at 12lc. Oats
inactive.