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aashvEIIe lave sseok Market.

CATTLE-We report receipts of 20 cattle
to-day, With sales of SO head, 80 head left
over last week being taken to-day. Good
butcher stuff brought $2.30d2.50; common
$262 rs; scsllawags l5G1ac.
HoGs-Arrivals Of 1872 head, all of which
were sold on the spot at 4ac.
SHEEP-No sheep on the market, and
little or no demand.
TIE market for all stock was unusually
dull to-day.
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Whatever other qualifications Gen. Burt
may have as lecturer, nobody can deny
that be is a man of letters.
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Cnfesgc xEaxkeez.

CHICAGO, Oct. q. Flour quiet and
unchanged; extra spring $4,000. Wheat
quiet and weak; No. Chicago spring SLOT;
regular $l.O90l.93; Northwestern No.
Chicago spring $1.0S, cash; regular Sl.07.
Corn opened firm but closed dull and lower
No. mixed sold 37G37ae; high mixed 37aa
Oats dull and declined; No 2 30sc cash;
seller November rejected 2S02S4c. Rye
quiet and unchanged, No. 2 62663c.
Barley market steady with moderate de-
mand; No. 2 fall 81 .3361.34; No. 3 spring
9861.O0. Provisions steady and moderate
demand. Mess pork S12. Lard steady aud
moderate demand at 767se cash. Bulk
meats quiet and unchanged. Whisky quiet
and weak, sales at 90c, some sales reported
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

- FINANCIAL.
The banks continue to report business as
aull. There Is little dealing In exchange,
Dut nothing In the way Of discounts, though
some maturing paper is renewed, for thirty
days. Sight cotton drafts OF New York
are taken at of. The banks in checking
charge at the rate Of 50 per thousand pre-
MUM. = -
Gold is loWer, closing in New York at
lOs5. Our dealers pay 108 and hold st no.
Silver Is taken at l02 for halves and quar-
ters. ,ss-a - ,.zs..
government bonds are shade lower.
The following are the quotations at 2:30:
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RaanxtIIa Elouralna ssrnfn Rlnrkae.

FLoUR-Market sitter and more active.
We quote IS follows: Superfne $3.50
600; single x $5.75G8.25; Xxx $500
TBS; Xxx $7.25N7.75; family $1,000
$50; choics family $8.596S.75.
CORN MEAL-We quote loose at Csc and
bolted at 67ac, sacked.
CoRN-Market quiet, and no shipments.
ported to day. 4..-....s.
OATs-But little doing. We quota ct 80
655c in store, bags included.
BRAN-Scarce and higher. We quote At
$1,000 Per TOD, loose in bulk and 5000
per ton, sacked and delivered In depot.
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B&IxAlNG.
| BANKING HOUSE
Nashville Savings Company,
Z. @. T.ARBOx. GssAssr.
rMOa. q. JM.ARR, Pres,s.
rMoa. 3. M-ARR, Pres,s.

0kROsrTs REOEIvND AND INTEREBz
- allowed thereon; loans negotiated, ooilecs
nons mAoes and Gezsxal Banking business trsns'
s0No' Jan ~
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Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2T.-Bsgging, demand
fair and market firm at 13.6l4ac, as to
quality. Flour quiet; extra family s.; A
No. 81; fancy 81. Wheat dull at S1.156
$50 on arrival. Corn quiet and 10 good de-
mand st 60663c, shelIed ard sacked. Oats
quiet 1T 47G50c. Rye firm at SOC on arri
val. Barley steady at $l.1561,30. Hay
steady with a moderate demsnd at $40
2O.OO delivered. Coffee firm, Rio 241d27c.
Provisions qaiet and nominal. Mess pork
Sl4. Bacon, shoulders 7*c; clear rib sides
75172c. Hams, sugar-cured lie. Bulk
meats nominal. Lard, tierces S6S4c; kegs
&c; prime steam nominal. Whisky frmer
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HeahvrIAe produce Ezarkes.

PEANUTs-Market dull. We quote at
90c0$1.00 per Dushel.
EGes-Sales from wagon to-day at IS
and 19c per dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-We quote apples &c,
quarter peaches 6ac; half peaches S684e;
transactions light today. -..a-....,
PoTAToEs-Market active to-day, with
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BUILDING MATERIALS.
NNNNNON>NNNNNNNN N,NINOOoOoo-OoONN)
J. BROWN & co,
DEALERS IN

5E DEALERS IN
Building Supplies, white Lime, c.
ment, Fire Brick, Fire Clsy, Plas-
ter Paris, Pfastertng Hair,
white Sand, Etc,
No. 40 North Summer Street.
augl7 If @t al
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nsw xork DIZZY Goods Earksa.

New YORK, Oct. 27.-The business was
retarded Today by storm and unfagorable
weather. The market for cotton goods
shows symptoms Of weakness and several
prominent 'smakesn of brown and bleached
cotton, wide sheetings, denims ticks, strip
ed and corset jeans have been reduced in
price by both agents aud jobbers. Large
jobbing houses ara driving Garner's prints
at &c aHd Amoskeag fAncies at &c by the
case; also shirtiDgs at &c less "a per cent.
Wool and cotton fannels are In fair request.
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AGRICULTURE.
PRINTING.


Embracing BILL HEADS,
LETTER LEADS, FOTE
HEADS, .aCCOUXr S.ALEs,
MONTHLY ST.ATE.MEyETs,
SHLPPIJTG RECEIPTS,
CIRCULARS, ENVELOPES,
CARDS, BILLS OF LID
a.FG, CHECKS, DRAFTS,
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK,
.TOTEs, DODGERS, ETC., etc,
eSecWted promptly al tie
UNION And AMERICAN JOB OFFICE.
LeGUc orders ga fhc BsssSmess
Office, or address J.FO. RUIZ
DIE, Superintendent, scIO
sUiSS cGEI ora you and take
S0sSS 0T@eTs'
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-ataion aud SmsrisaiG.
WANTS.

fAdvsrtisemessssnsd sssthss' Asad spi5s beshargcd
TEN CENTS per lias for each inssrtionl
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 27.-Flour quiet at
So. S567.10. Wheat quiet at $1.356I37.
Corn quiet 45d47c. Rye quiet at 7567
Oats quiet at 35643c. Barley dull but
unchanged. Groceries steady. Oils steady.
Eggs demand fair AID market firm ut &c.
Butter and cheese demand fair and market
firm. Mess pork jobbiug at $40, stock light.
Lard steady; kettle, sales al u GISc; steam
buyers 7467Sc for spot and seller Novem.
Der, no otferiogs. Bulk meats, shoulders
nominal at 6267c; clear rib sides sales a.
5B65sc; clear quiet at S5.6565.75. Bacon
steady; shoulders 7ae; clear rib sides sales
at &c; clear, sales at 6a67. Hams, sugar
cured dull "a 10611c for old and 113c for
new, Whisky frmer st Sc.
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uary Is 11-16H15 3s2; February 16 SIG
@l5sc; March Is 9-16615sc; Arril 16c.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 27-Cotton, active
and lower; sales 1900 bales; good ordinary
to strict good ordinary 14s6l5c; low mid.
dlings to strict low middling 15zn16sc;
middlings to good middling 1636l7c; re-
celpts 4,137 bales; no exports stock 49,
467 bales.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 27.--Cotton dull but
unchanged; miadlipgs lac.
LOUISVILLE, Oct q. = Cotton nominal;
low middIings lac.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 27.-Cotson dull and
declined to 143c.
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FOR SALE.
BOARDING.

.>ofSNDNN0110No.nO(/Oeo0 .~rnyg1r>-Nr4NNoO,
DOARDLNG.-Pleasant room for two gentle
ID men or gentleman and wife, SO So. Summer
street. oc25 3t#
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BALTIMORE, Oct q. = Flour dull
and heavy; western superfine S4.25d5 so;
extra So 50G6.75; family 7.2568. Is.
Wheat steady; Ohio and Indiana Sl.530
1851 Corn, mixed western 64c. Oats fair
ly active aud hrmer; western mixed 4Sc;
white 49650e. Rye steady. Provisions
dull. Mess pork SIG. Bacon, shoulders
6anSfc; clear rib sides &c. Hams. sugar
cured 136l4c. Lard unchanged. Butter,
western unchanged. Coffee unchanged.
Whisky quiet and unchanged at 93c.
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VKTANTED-The two gentlemen who took an
wv umbrella from front door Of 0ariiol about
dask Sunday evening. toreturn It to same place,
IT.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

MONDAY, Oct. 81, 1873.
nashville Cotton EzarRes.
We nnlinA another declina To-day. tbs
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pie, SAY amen and so be it, do not propose,
so far as sm concerned, to act With any
particular sect in politics or religion. 1 in
tend to act upon principle, and when we
come to examine for few moments, we
find that the policy has baen few years
back upon incidents, leaving out of
view the government. Let men combine
and associate for the purpose of preserving
the constitution of the country and admin
isteriDg 1t upon principle-upJn principlel
1t is true that there are officers and those
officers must have salaries, but let them
come along as incidents and your great OBJ
ject should be measures, principle and the
constitution, and In the pursuit of them
and in maintaining them let your little
Offices and salaries come along as mere in
cidents. But, how is it now? The Incl
dent which is the Office, the incident which
is the salary, the incident which is corrup-
tion-the incidents are pursued and the in
terests of the government are abandoned.
[Applause.]
SHOUTS, "wHERE WE'RE GoING?"
. We find this system taking from the peo-
pie their substance.
We have got currency question, but
can say but little about it, for have spoken
longer than l expected to, having more
streng b than thought.
When we come to talk about these great
measures, and l think of nv connection
with them and that Of the people-wheu I
get under way, if have got the strength. /
speak from my feelings, and to night, here,
what little have to say, believe me, in
talking to you upon these great questions
warm Is the heart that feels and willing is
the tongue that speaks. Applause In
speaking upon these questions 1t is not
merely mechanical, for it is seldom that /
reduces to set phrases and repeat periods
handsomely rounded for the purpose OF
hearing them sound. The moss talking ]
have done has been for the purpose If adj
dressing myself to the mind, sense and the
brain of those address, and not to the
physical man. / know there has been Q
struggle going on, and l see some little
evidences Of 1t here tonight, between mind
and matter.
aar~H
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LONDON, Oct. q, 5 P. M.-Consols
for money 923692f; on account 92sd92s;
5-20s '65 93a; ex-coupons '67 93s; 10-40s
Oh; new IS 9la. Erie 39a. Amount oil
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
land on balance to-day is f25,000 all oil
which is for the United States.
DAprc not OF Da,,+a. E7F x
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New Orleans markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 81 Flour quiet;
xxx S7.256S50; family $8.7569.50.
Corn firm; mixed 7SS white 80c. ONs
dull at 55e. Bran quiet at SI.15. Dry salt
shoulders easier at Sc. Bacon frmer;
shoulders and clear rib 7ac; clear 8a0Sic.
Hams dull at 1OG12gc. Lard firm at sin
SC; kegs 10G10ac. Sugar 8 hogshead sold,
market weak; common 7sc; fair SIC; good
fair 9sc; yellow clarified 10aG g wbite
10c. Molassss Sc decline; eenlrrug i COD
&c; strictly prime 70671ac. Whisxy sup
ply light; Louisiana Csc; Cincinnati S1.OO.
Coffee firm az 226223c. Corn meal 1896.
Gold Sa69k; currency 5G52 per cent pre-
MUM; sterling, bank 1s3; sight 4ad5 per
cent.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-20

Jauf Die Wabruns Ser 9riifli6en @itts
llno Der Woral geri1tete unb oies ent=
l1pr1dbt 1etnem Mrnte als pberiter $9irte.
Isle 1T cine Ii:stsu r g i + d E iauf
ED1e le gIlrsbaltllng,, gntlpidelung llnb SDrbe=:
lrun9 6es gulhls unb ser Qifuroie oeric5=
tete, :1pie Iie bem oberften Yrieiter aieut.
S1e 1T s. cine geiebsebenosez
benz. Der Yapit gibt Der gan5en Stride
als lift pberifer @eiebgeber Die y1eael oes
Senfel1s un0 6es Sanbelns bes @lau=
bens nno bes Gebens. Sic 1T Z etne
rid t.e.rlsi9 e, benn als pberfter
&i9ter Der Stride fdllt Der papit unfebl=
bare S6iebsIprii6e uno Gnti6eibunaen
IN allen Tragen, tuel9e bas @ebiet Ser
Hsligion betreffen> ,rb an ieinen ,nfebl=
barren Ri6terfubl 9ebra6t tperben. sic
1T enoli6 81 cine p@o fit If d :, bas
WerDdltnib Der Stride gu ben per(9iebe=
men Staatsresierunsen rese1noe unb d,1=-
Bert ii6 als iol9e bur9 bic @ertbeioi=
gun9 Der &e6te ser Stride seeen bie Mn=
griffe Der @taatsgepalt, 6ur9 ben Mb=
I9luB BON Goncorbaten &c. IL 81
Ser papft 1T audi Der Boter ser Girl
itenbeit ,. uno als FOLDER bringt er nae6
leinen beiten &rdften allen 6riitli9e,
@6ltern 9iilfe in geii itli6en uno leibliden
NDtben. 1~,r.. s@@ s-s,:: .@,as -
3u oieier Sbdtisfeit oes Yapites bic
ii6 iber Die gan5e Melt eritredt, 1tebeu
linn feline an6eren Mlittel 5l1 @ebote, als
Iein Wort un6 ser S@ub @ottes !, ben
@briitus @einer STRIDE berlpro9eu bat
bis gum Gnbe ser 3eiten. -: :. r.:
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DaS M,,tt bes Ndpffes.

Ser Popf lit bet Na6folger bes Sir
iten ber Mpoitel, 6es beili9en petrls, on
oem Der Sobn @ottes geipro9en bat ::
v9ir min i'd oie G6lii1lel bes 9immel=
rei6es seben; @eibe Mei,1e 2dmner );
@eibe Meine @9afe." Ser Papf 1T
oober fir Die 9riitli9e Stride ber oberite
2ebrer, Ser pberlt Yriefer, Der oberite
9irte, ber oberte @eleb9eber llno &i9=
ter our6 gDttli9e @inlebun9,. :: Seine
@irtl lamteit als Oberbellpt Der &ir9e
1T y cine y b f4olii DE i, auf bic.
Musbreitun9 bes @laibens our9 gntlen=
bung pon Mii1iondren unb @riinbung.
BON MilTonen geri9tete i, 1lnb bies ent=
lpri9t 1einer @irbe .als Na6folger bes
Mpoitelfurlten. sic 1T q cine : bier=
ard Il d E. ~"uao dubert it9 als iol6e
,6nr9 Die @riinoung neuer 8istbiimer,
bnr@ Die 8elebuns 6er BE- itebenben nit
tausli@en Sirter, .blr9 ben Wertebr nit
ben gii66fen als ibr oberlter Sirte; bur9
bic @ertbeioi9ung ibrer 9te6te, bur6 bic
@q9iamteit iiber Die Grfulluna ibrer
pfibten, .Sie.iit 3 cine i y M & oil i
( Dc auf Bic gntlpidelung unb &einer=
1altuns bes Glaubens geri6tete, inbenl
Der Yaplt als oherFer unfeDl6arer 2ebrer
@laubensI Idbe befinirt Gnti6eibMngen
iiber @laubensi laden fqut unb Die @lou=
bensle5re ge9en ale Nn9riffe in G9ub
nimmt. @ie 1T ~ cine etDil d E
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Dte Stride i1t 11,rferer 3ett.

@@9ie a6t5ebnbunbertia @ei6i6te
ber fat6oli19en Stride 5ei9t uns biele i'm
fortpdbrenben &f NIT ber WeIt unb
ser S0ue. Mo9ten mantle lol9e Sample
aud lan9e bauernb rnb beftig iein, Der
ber @ieg 1T immer Der Stride geblieben.
Ser unper fdl16te @ei1 TOES GbriTtentbums
Die &raft ilnb bic 9emutb oes @laubens
fat INNER ben @ieg iiber Die Welt bapon
9etragen. Mae sroben Srrtbiimer uno
9roben uebel murben 1tur bur9 Die Stride
iiberwunoen. SIT ir9eno elm fall9es
@pitem auf benz 96bepunft 1einer Gnt=
ipideluu9 ansefommen 10 lit es itets i'm
Sample gegen bic fatboliI@e &ir6e ge=
treter. Sn bielem Sample leibet Sic
&ir9e ;, aber ibr 2eiben ibertpinbet bag
ionft unbeilbare uebel. ssyn2oufe unlea
reg Sabrbunb erts Dabenbie fall9 9e1ratio=
naliiti19e WilIeni6aft unb ber bon ibrs
aus9ebriitete fall6e Gtaatsbe9riff ben
96bepuntt ibrer Gnttuideluns eritiesen.
@eit einem Menl 9enalter lebrt biele fal=
56e @iiien19aft, Der @ille bes Gtaates
iei bas einsi9e uub b66ne @elek; er lei
Der Musorud Ser b66ite Bernunft. 9lun
bat bic ie: u8i1enl6aft"" in nibrer 8erir=
rung suna6f Die @runblabe formulirt
iuie Die BON @ott fir ale MenI6en uno
fiir ale 3eiten gesriinbete ufatbolii6e
STRIDE uni6Qoli9 81 mo@en" }ei'1lnb Der
@taat Der Sntelligen5 bat sbie}e 9iftate
Der irrisen Wi1ienl6aft gu, @eiebetl erbo=
Der. H Stir y(Ie. tpeIhes an 0er# Mahrhcit
llno ben etpisen @eieben @ottes uno
Gbri1ti fefbalten :. 1T ban1it in jenen
@taoten, mo man Oie1e @rllnbidbe aus
fiibren min notbmenoig, bic 3eit zines
groben MartDriums 9efommen '9QB
aber Die fatbolil6e &ir6e bie1es MartD=
RUM beitebt ,. baB lit ibrs Sies; i,lnb bas
miro es por ql0en BON .Neueu1 offenbar
MAIDEN, oab tie nabrbaft oie&ir6egbriiti
lit, @@# :| ~ r9%f.t-fg- e..s,G~.,....
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:. gbatsouneuf mar ats &nabe BON lebr
aufsemedtem &opfe. so lpurbe er, r1eun
Sabre aft, einem Bii9ofe porseFellt. Ser
RralQt gab Tim cine Grase oa f. v@ase
mir. nlei!l lieber Sreullo = mo Der liebe
@ott iit,s3,fo frieg1t bu einen Mpfel."
:"9err Bii6of" .aatlportete / Der &nabe<
vlagen Sic mir erit tpp ser liebe @ott
ni@t 1T unb i'd 'sebe Sbnen 2 Mepfel,H
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EgteIIe, Die alIe Mnbdnser 2utbers tppbl

Fgtelle, Die alIe Mnbdnger 2utbers tpoD
[beber5isen Iouten: ..,.
uGbriitusi fano aud in, sSHbii6el
bolf Der Bbarilaer pnb S9rifftgeler=
ten milsbrau6, Nber er perparffs DC.
rllinb ni9t alles mas 1ie Datten bnf
lerefer, Wtatt1. %. Wir befennel1 abel
Das bnter bent 8apittbum bielgbriit,
4, IN li9es sntes ia alles gbriitli9 9ui
1ep. 8nb au9 balelbs berfome1 fey
an pns, Nenlli6, mir befennet1 bas
i'm 8apittbum Die re1te beilise S9r;fft
iep re9te Souffe, re9t Gaframent
bes 9ltars, re6te g6liiiel sur perse=
buns Der @iinbe re6t Brebigtan1pt,
re9ter gatbe6ifnus, als 5eben @ebot,
bic Nrtifel bes @laubens J, bas 8ater
infer Sd ]ase> bas bnter benz
Bapit Die re9te gDriitenbeit i1t = Sa
ber re9te Musbunb Der Gbriiten6eit,
pno piel fromer groIier 9eiligen ). :.
Z: SGT benn MI pnter bem Bapit bic
GDriltenbeit, go mus ite ipabrli9
gbrii itus leib nnb glie6 1ein, SIT iie
1ein 2eib 4, 60 fat Iie re9ten @eiit
guanselium, @lauber, Saufe. Cat
rament, g9luiIel, Rrebistampt, Sc
Bet beili9e S6rifft, pnb alles ,uas Die
gbriitenbeit baben 1ol." @H" L'~5@
9ie &inbertaufe fonnte Qllt6er aus
'er Bibel alein ni6t pertbeiotsen. Mls
+ nit oieier Srage in bic gn9e getrieben
uurbe, tellte er ii6 tpieber gang auf oem
8oben ber $ra6ttion, inoem
+ 56reibt (Blatt 329 3tpeite @eite.)
v9o9 bas &in6er teuffen re9t ieD ,
@no iie au@ sleuben, bereoen mir pns
aug pielen itarfen 8r1 laden.
G@itli9 neil fol6 &inber teuffen
BON ben 9tpoleln ber ton1pt, 0nb tint
ber Npoitel 5eiten 9etuebret fat, go
f6nnen Mrs ni9t tuebren, MuHens
10 la5len bleiben." =. -: Z -. ."a:.-,
8ir bemerfen gu bielen @orten 2u=
lers, baB aud bas 8apitbum bic III.
Reile , bie 8ei9te ,, bie Seili9enpereb<
uns, Die @ebete fit 9lbgeforbene, Die
bri ei itertpeibe ,lnb anbere 2ebren unO
sinri9tunsen Der Stride felt ben 3eiten
er Mpofel be itanben baben. ga9 2u=
ber rniiKen bie1e oenn au9 bleiben, tpie
ie in ber Sbat au6 bel Der rDmiI9 .to=
bolil9en Stride seblieben Iinb. |
: SIN nd9ften Mrtifel tperben mir Die
gr3dDlung 9r. Martin 2utbers b6re1t
pie auf Sen &atb beg lebenbisen $eufels
on ibu1 bas bo9beili9e MeBupfer abge=1
daft tpurbe. ~. = - a~s.s s#.v1 Al !
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Sic SDip.
(5e,ttet,t,,iibiae @e,,1tf,,iffe..

Oetttetaaat1tRt9e SEeaai1faat1fes
9lmpbibieat i'm tueitern @inne
gHirbeltbiere nit taltem Bl,,te, ,pel9e i1,
ent>pidelten 3uitanbe bllr6 2un9en atD=
men ober iuent tie etipa burd) &ieme,1
otb1nen, tpie 5bies bel einieen tuirfli6 ber
san 1T oann auBer ben 2iemen aud
2,ltgen befbe,t.s &s@ie iinbs 11eif nit
@9uppen ober g9iloern bebedt, ieltener
nadtbd,ltig unb babena il, Der &esel 4,
@eltener.2 ober au9 gar feline 8eine. 9ie
meiiten le9en @ier; eir,ise bringe Ieben=
bise Sunse CUR Welt. %9ie ausseFallenen
Sunsen MAIDEN su,ueilen nod eine Me-
tomorpboie 0ur@. Sait ale iinb Raub=
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Dem .mittleren freien 4lab 9e9ebenen
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pifene1 @olerie getfDnt tpurben.
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cine eefdbrli@e Operation Su betra6ten.
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ben ftarfen Blutperluit 5u perbiiten, bann
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-05

Flood in Middle Island Creek-Dis,
sructiOn of ProperIy-Death Of
CentenRrian.
From the Parkersburg Orthipolitan.l
MIDDLE Island Creek has been on q
high-four feet higher than for IL
yesrs-to the great obstruction and
carrying away Of saw logs, saw mills
and sqft soap.
DR.. Rymers new saw mill at the jug
Handle near Middlebourn was swept
away, with five or six hundred dollars
worth of tobacco and other property in
ia heavy loss Of several thousand
dollars TO the 'persevering doctor, who
has had to put up his stone work a
second time before he could get it to
stand Tor the superstructure, the whole
work being now carried away. including
even his pill-bags, which were left in
the mill the evening before the flood.
(Alas for the poor fshesD
The saw logs were contributed to the
mad waters by sundry owners, and the
sat soap, about a hundred gallons, by
the Peoples Manufacturing Company,
whose dye room the muddy, boiling
element unceremopiously invaded to the
depth of six feet. Whether the creek
banks, or the fishes, are cleaner from the
contribution has not been reported.
Two men from Ohio, just moving into
our county, came near losing themselves
and team in the same food They were
returning to the river from their new
place, sttel night, and not being acquain.
ted with our waters, attempted to ford
Purseley Run, FIVE miles from Sisters
vile. They had barely entered the
water, when the unusual current swept
them away, tumbling horses and wagon
over and over in its rapid course. Neither
OF the men could swim, but were provi-
deutially washed against the bank in q
bend below, where, by catching to the
bushes, they dragged thsmselyeasut Of
their unWelcome bath. They recovered
their horses from q drift some distance
below. sac and sound; but not 60 as to
the wagon, . part OF which was not dis
! coyersble st last accounts. Whether q