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would not vote If men wossld vote righ
but it is their right, and they SHOULD
t-.s .ne privilege Of exercising it'
Women have been oppressed beeaass
they have submitsed without 3 mur-
intelligence Is grs'iasliy
restoring to then The i;@-ShiA W'ii'i'ei'
by force
Intemperance fills our jAiis. scatters
misery ana starvation over the land.
strikes down giant minds and makes
them lrovelIing fools, corrupts society
from its foundations, is undermining
the Government, inyades the forum and
pulpit and produces crimes and miserles
untold, and we need the votes Of the
women to save the Nation.
had dream, aud in that dream l
saw an election. saw the voters, the
legal voters, arrange themselves along
the bar-rOOms, and they called it can
didates' treat" | saw the candidates
treat, and they all drank and had a jolly
good time. Then saw the elected can
didates in the Legislative halls. They
had Temperance bills and Woman Suf-
frage bills under discussion. One side
went out and took drink; the other
side also went out and took a drink
then they all went out and took drink;
then they said the people were not pre-
pared Tor these laws; that they were
ahead o. the age. Some good men tried
TO give good counsel, but their voices
were un .eded. And they all went out
and-took another drink. Then l saw
I a large arr " headed by young captains,
who shou 1 and laughed as the cham
pagne bottles popped around them, and
In the same train were old and palsied,
bottle-scari II veterans, nOdding their
heads in q yelling imbecility. They
were the saloon keepers army marching
TO drunkards' graves-sixty thousand OF
them every year i'm the United States.
Then saw million of ragged children,
and women with pinched and hungry
faces, following this drunkards army 10
perdition. Then there was darkness for &
while, but presently there came flash Of
. light of dazzling brightness, and 1 saw
r millions Of paper fragments tall from
the skies and cover the ground as snow
: flakes fall; and saw they were the bal
! lots of the women who had suffered by
D by intemperance and the liquor traffic
:. The army of drunkards and ragged and
t starving women and children had dis
d appeared. The saloons and grog shops
I had been supplaRted by places Of in
!, dustry and thrift, and saw Alice lead
!, John to the polls, and as they walket
d and whispered lovingly, they said: awe
}, have removed all temptation, closed tn,
e saloon and rum shops, and an angel hai
= emptied the horn of plenty upon :
: happy people"
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\ Brooklyn man has invented life
preserver, which consists of simply Two
sleeves of India-rubber, to be drawn Oh
over the arms and then inflated oy OtS" iS's,,
ing in them. In this condition sHsS ny
will sustain the body in any poslLIo" 10 tbe the
wearer may choose to assume ." ''''
surface of the water.
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Gail Hamilton, writing of biblical
men, remarks: 1--WE should saw that
Esau was f;.r the more agreeable, inter-
esting and gifted person, and that Jacob,
with his sly ways, and mean-spirited
Willingness TO work seven years longer
for man who had cheated him out Of
one wife and into another, was not a
man to be held in esteem of gods or men
or wOmen.m
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JUDITH MILES;
By MRS. T.F. VICTOR

Entered, according 10 the Act Of Congress,
IN the year ls73, by AR. F. i. Victor, in the
Once OF the Librarian Of Congress. at Washing
ton Clfv1
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Correspondents writing over assumed sigma
lures must make known their names 70 'he
Editor, or no attention viii be given to 'he'r
Communications.
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The surest way to lose your heSith u
to Keen drinking other peoples
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-26
Gbe Ale'u q llEllort)west.

a Journal for the People.
Devoted TO the Interests OF Humanity.
Independent in Politics and Religion.
Alive to all Live Issues, and Thoroughly
Radical In Opposing and Exposing the Wrong
u the Masses.
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THE vEXED QUESTION.

ADDRESS OF ?. W. RYAN AT GOOD TENPLARs'
FESTIVAL, ~ NoSPAREIL HlLr., DECEMBER
10, 1873.
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GBAIN-WbcGt-Pirm. We quote No. white
EIso0t 90: red 81 cool 70. Corn-5647c. oAu-
O50IOc. Barley $4,000 for spring, aud6S9SI o.
for fall. Rys-76c.
GRoCERIES- CQgSs-We quote choice old Gov.
eminent Java OF 2se; choice Rio. 2i995e; prime
2ie; fair to good CSC
SVSpS-Common, 403SOc; Prime, $4,000;
Choice, 6507O:; Fancy, 70c. Nav Orleans No.
lSsseS-PrImU selling d 7r07Jc.
Su0arS-Rclncd HGrds, Crushed, Powdered
and Granulated 12Hc; A Coffee, ike; Coffee,
Ike; Extra O Cofoo lie; Commercial A sugar
lie; Yellow Io0l1c; stock Of Cuba and Porto
Rico exhausted. New Orleans Sugar, fair TO
fully fair 9%E0lOHc; prime to choice I0X0l0Afc.
HoNNT-Stock exhausted.
NAns-lOd to cod, IS IS; Sd to Cd, - 30; Cd to
I'd, $675.
ons, &C-Lard OIL, extra No. winter 7Sc;
extra No. summer 7Sc. Carbon OIL 19e. Lin.
seed OIL, 81 %. Turpcntine &c.
PRovIsIoNs--Acss Pork-$i8 80. Bacon
Shoulders, SXe; now clear sides 1OXc; new break.
fast bacon NC; sugar cured hams l4al4Hc: plain
do 13c. Lard-New, In tierccs, lOc; In kegs, ike;
choice leaf 1Oc. Best brands canvaSsed hams,
15c.
PoTATnES-salcs In JobbIng way from ttorc
at s0091c per b1shel, as to quality.
sEEEs-Wc quote Timothy 500; Clover Sctd
S7S.
sNuPP-TOc do Ia boxes Of six dozen, IS 90.
WooL-45 to Soc and dull.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, May 14.-Flour-Quiet
and flrm;superfne western and State s. IS
40 40; common to good so 75a7 40; good
TO choice 81 45as 50; white wheat, extra,
IS 50a10 90. Wheat-Firm; No. 9 spring
Chicago 81 68a1 90; No. 2 northwest
81 o.; No. Q Minnesota 81 20; No 2 Mil
waukee 81 70. Rye-Aotive; western
Csc. Bariey-Steady. Malt-Unchang-
ed. Corn-Dull and lower; inferior to
prime new mixed western 0Sa05c; old 90.
Oats-Dull and heavy; new western mix.
ed 4Oa52Ic; white 43s54c. Wool-Dull
but unchanged; extra fleece 50c Coffee
Strong; Rio i78a19ic. Sugar-strong;
fair to to good refining 7iastc. Molasses
Quiet; New Orleans 67a68c. Rice
Steady; 79asIc. Cheese-steady; 12s1Gc.
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Aunt Nsncy's heart fluttered, and hel
color went and came; but she had long
been schoolcd in selt.control, ana sne
made no other sign. at won't be iol
longW said the quiet, breaking. heart lc
itself, little guessing what was In store,
Ny uncle continued. l don't know ex
actly how he worded it, but he made u
plain that neither he nor the boy could
live without Nancy. Would Nancy con
sent to become his wife, and be a molhel
TO Alick in fact, US she had >loDg been II
name? And so in IN hour the mattel
was all settled.
1--WE are asked to n weddingW said Mn
Bonsall to her husband, some six week.
aiterwArd.
"a Wedding-whose wedding" asked
Mr.. Bonsell. not greatly. interested.
NANCY Howard'sW
"Nancy Howard's-you don't mean,
The idea which occurred to Mr. Bonsal
fairly struck him dumb.
"Ycs; Nancy and McFarlane :" answer
cd his wife, enjoying her lords dlscom-
future. "They lro TO be married at st
Paul's very quietly, and sail for Europe as
soon as possible"
"The deuce they are. And after all
said TO himm
"Af(er all you said to himP echoed
Mrs. Bonsall. 1.-THE moment you told
me what you said to him, and especially
as to Nancy's being talked about, knew
you had made the match. You could
have got him to marry old Miss Paget in
the same way.
"But such a sacrifice, Mary Amer!
"Oh, well, l don't know. / dare say ht
might feel 1t q little Of q sacrifice just o.
first; but by this time he has persuaded
himself that there never was such o 'wO-
man, and that the favor was all on her
sidc. don't think, for my part, IcFar-
lane will ever regret it."
And l don't think Uncle McFafl1ne
ever dld.-The Aldine.
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GoyERYMENrs-steady and dull.
STATE BoNDs-Nominal.

sTocKs-Were active at generally de.
cllning rates, with a great pressure to
sell; Pacific Mail was particularly heavy,
large blocks of stock changing hands
the rumor Of an opposition English line
on the China route was again used with
malkcd effect, but rests only on the fact
that the steamer Altoona came from San
Francisco, where she was chartered to
take cargo to England. Erie was also
heavy in sympathy with London prices.
Western Uuion was the only strong stock
on the list. The chief fluctuations were
Pacific Mail :52a4sga47i; Erie 50Ea5Ob,
Cleveland, Columbus 6 Indiana Central
82aSOt, Union Pacific 31ta309, St. Paul
554a54I, Ohio's 42Ba413, Lake Shore 9Osa
9Ot, New York Central 10Ofs1OOB, Rock
Island lOsga10s, Wabash 6OaOsf, Harlem
12Ga126R. Tho market after stealing
somewhat in the afternoon finally closed
dull and heavy.
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MARROW EscAPE.-on Monday last
Miss Susan Morris, daughter Of Thomas
Norris, Esq, Of this village, had mar.
row escape from death by drowning, and
only escaped through the brave conduct
Of jim Washburne and Mike Duffy, both
of Weston. Susan and Miss Ida Brannon
were fishing about 1.-THE Norrows" and
in stepping out on to q log, the timber
slipped, throwing the former into deep
water. The two boys were not far away,
and hearing screams, rushed to the spot,
Washburne Immediately threw g pole
to Miss Susan, retaining one end in his
hand, and by this means pulled her some
distance toward the bank; but finding that
she was getting weak and letting go her
hold, he plunged 10, and brought her safe
ly to shoTo,-W Weston Democrat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-15

IAN OLD ESTABLISHED FRM.-The
firm Of s. N. Pettengill s Co. commenced
their Advertising Agency in the old Jour.
nal building, No. 10 State street, Boston,
nearly quarter Of century ago Feb
ruary 1s40), where their Agency Is still
located, carrying on large and success
full business. They established branch
in New York City, May 1859, which has
grown 10 be larger than the parent house,
increasing steadily, year by year, until
now 1t has the agency Of nearly every
newspaper IN the United States and
British Provinces, and does a yearly bust.
ness of hundreds OF thousands Of dollars,
s. n. Petteugill s. Co. have recently
opened another branch office at 701 Chest.
nut street, Philadelphia, where they are
doing successful increasing business,
They have done advertising exceeding ten
millions of dollars since commencing bust
ness. The firm Is favorably known not
only throughout this country, but in all
parts of the world. They have establish.
ed reputation for honorable and fair
dealing which any firm might envy, and
but few have attained to. We copgratu-
late them upon their success. We would
recommend all who want advertising
done in any part Of the country to call
upon them. They can point to hundreds
OF business men who have followed their
aGvice, and trusted to their sagacity, and
availed themselves Of their facilities, who
have made fortunes for themselves, and
they are daily assisting others in tho same
path. "-BoSt0n journal, May SLh.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and slOck Marked.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK, May 14.-Dcpression was
the feature in financial affairs TO day
Reports Of Il probable advance on the
bank of England rate of interest to-mor.
row TO G per cent stIfened gold and ex'
change, but bearish feeling on stock ex
change quite strong, and resulted in dc
cline ranging from I to 81 pei cent.
MoNEY-Easy most Of the time at Ga
&c, rising to &c, gold on increased de-
mand clearing at legal rates.
STERLING EYCHAEGE-Srong at 10S4a
1881 for 90 days and 109Es11O for sight
GoLD-Iregular and ranging from 117s
to 11s, closing 117ja11s. Loans DAT per
cent. Clearipgs S5l00O,00O. Treasury
disbursements $272,000. Custom receipts
$4s3,OOO.
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oYT1oE { , FAnnERs' AND DRovERS' BANK,

LOUISVILLE, KY., April Z, 1873,
This Is 10 certify that there IL In the Farmers
and DroYerg Bank 70 The, credit Of tho Third
Grand GIT Concert, for the benefit Of tho Public
Library OF Kentucky, i've hundred thousand
d,lRIs which has been Set apart BY tho man
ayers TO pay the gifts In iul and will DO held by
the bank and paid out for this purpose, and this
purpose only ,n,,,,.H = BY HkSE sSa5 GSSais
drawing the capital gift vim get 800 900 green
backs, and 10 OF the $4,000, the $4,000, the
$40 OO0 the $40 900, the 5000, and all the other
gifts, 5000 In number, amounting TO $500 900.
Tho remnant Of unsold tickets will DO furnish.
cd to those who 1rSt apply torders accompanied
by tho money always having preference over
agents. at the following prices: Whole tickets,
$40; halves, 8; and quarters, 81 80; II whole
tickets for 500, IS for $500 lis for 900, and
516 for s. 900. No discount on lesS than 800
worth Of tickets alta time.
The concert and distribution Of gifts VIII be.
gin Of Q O'Clock on Tuesday morning, July 9, In
Public Library hall, and the following VIII DO
tho order Of proceedings: lot. Auaic BY ofche9'
tral band. "a. PlGeingof t1gg zone for each ueE:
small wheel. 9Th. MuGic BY orchestral band.
9Th. Explanatory remarks By PresidenL 9Th.
Drawing Of 1fst half OF gins. 7th. Music By
orchestral band. 5 h, Drawing Of last half Of
gifts. 9th. Placing OF large wheel With tags IN
hands OF committee appointed BY audience. 10Th.
Grand orchestral concert
best that can DO procured, aud the gentlemen
who count and place tho tags and gifts In the
wheels and Buperintend tho drawing and keep
the record Of the drawn numbers will DO chosen
from tho best known and most trustworthy cih.
gems OF tho state. All viii beio conducted a. 70
DO perfect guaranty against complaint from
fhe payment OF gina viii begin on Saturday,
July 70, at o O'Clock A. n. Tickets drawing gifts
must DO presented ct room No. 4, Public Library
buIlning, where cash checks upon the FAfmerB'
and DrOYgTO Bank OF Louisville, or sight drafts
upon the Fourth National Fank Of Now York,
al the option Of tho holder, will be given for the
tickets. All gifts not called for In months from
tho drawing will be turned over TO tho Public
Library fund
For full particulars send for circulars.
THOS. Z. BRANLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky, Louisville, Ky.
For tickets or Information Applyto
Nv. L. RODGERS, Agent,
ice Market street, Wheeling, VIVA.
APPS cav
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New York Drv Goods Market,

NEW York, May 14-There was a
slow trade movement with both agents
and jobbers. The market for cotton goods
was fairly steady and prices unchanged.
Rolled jacconeis brisk atSic. Brown and
bleachGd cottons are quiet, Ticks, de-
MINIS and coItonades in fair request.
Prints are quiet; Manchester prints are 70.
duced to lie. Tho clothing trade are op.
Grating in fall wooleus, ShGwls dull. For.
oICn goods very quiet In private. hands,
but moving freely at auction with unus-
ually unremunerative prices to sellers.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May 14-Flour - Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Irregular
No. l spring nominal; No. 9do 81 32ss
81 321. Corn-41ic. Oats-No. 2, $50
Rye-60ic. Barley-Steady and unchang'
ed. Whisky-Flrm at 500, Meats
Generally quiet. Mess Pork--$l6 75a
10 so. Lard-$s 9Oas 95. Dry Sailed
Meats-Easier; shoulders 0ia6sc loose
short rib middles Ssss9c; clear Sia9C
boxed. Bacon-Shoulders 7tc; clear rib
sides 1Oc: hams 13a14ic,
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Cincinnati Market.

CNoNNAT1, May 14.-Flour-Firm o.
81 75aS 10. Wheat-Dull OF 81 7Sa1 20
Corn-Steady at SOC. Rye-Firm at $50
Oats-Quiet and unchanged. Barley
Firm. Pork-Held at $l7 90. Lard
Quiet and firm; sales Of steam at sc; city
kettle held at Ole. Bulk Meats-Quiet
and steady; shoulders GSa64c; clear rib
sides Ste; generally held at sc; clear held
atOc. Bacon-QIiet and steady; should
es 7sc; clear rio sides 9lc; clear O4c
Whisky-Firm and active at SIC.
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BALTIMORE. May 14-Flour-Quietand
unchanged. Wheat = Steady but I'M
changed. Corn-steady; mixed western
G4iaG5c. Oats-Active and firm; west
ern mixed 5Oc; white 52a53c. Rye
Quiet. Provisions-Dull and weak; mess
pork SIT 70. Bacon-Dull; shoulders Ste
rib sides 10c; clear rib sides l03c. Sugar
Cured Hams-14a16c. Lard-Dull at Ga
0tc. ButteT-Western scarce and firm,
Whisky-scarce and firm at 05c.
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Library Gift Concert!
NINETY DAYS. DISAPPOINTMENT.
A Full Drawing Certain.
S5OO,OOO in Bank to Pay Gifts.
10000 CASH GIFTS PAID lHFULL
100000 for Only Ten Dollars.

Euough OF the 100000 tickets issued for the
TnIRD GRAND GTPT CONCERT, In aid Of the Pub.
lie Library Of Kentucky, having been sold 10 In
sure iull drawing, and the wish having been
universally expressed that tho 10000 caah gilts
offered should DO drawn IN fnll and paid In tull
without any scaling down, as heretofore, the
management, With the concurrence Of tho tEug.
tees, have determined 10 allow ninety days more
70 the sale OF tho repnAnts Of Tickets lett on
hand The concert and distribution advertised
for April Is therefore postponed to Tuesday,
July ., 1878, on which day, and no other, they
will positively and unCqniYocaly take place In
eIPubllc Library Hall, Louisville, Ky.
HEthls grand concert tho following cash gifts
will be distributed by lot and paid In full 10 the
tlcket.hOldeIs who draw them:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-15

A CuRIosrTY.-We called at CliIton's
store the other day, and there saw the
greatest curiosity ever exhibited In this
country. 1t Is a miniature farm, made on
q board, about 81 feet square. II has the
farm house, barn, stable, spring house,
&C.; fields neatly fenced, cattle grazing
therein, and in fact, 1t is a complete rep.
resentation ola neat farm "in good run
ming order" It was gotten up by the
greatest mechanical genius We know Of
Joseph II. Clifton, Jr; and was the re.
suit OF winters work.-No one can
form any idea Of the amount Of ingenious
labor expended upon this exquisite piece
OF mechanism, until they see it.-We'toa
Democrat
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schnnck,s MANDRAKE Pills.

These pills arc composed exclusively Of
vegetable ingredients, although they en-
tirOly supCrsede the uso Of mercury, dc
not leave any Of It's injurious effects
They act directly upon the liver, and are
valuable remedy in all cases Of derange
ment resulting from disordered state o.
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache
Typhoid Fevers, &c, &c, all succumb L
the free use Of Schcuck's Mandrake Pills
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
cod
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How the News Of the Penitcntiary
Coup d'etat was Received at the
Hospital for the Insane.
CONFIRMATION AND GRRF-TIE SUPER
IETENDENT GIVES UP THE SHIP.
WESTON, W. Va, May 5, 1873.


WESTON, W. Va, May 5, 1873.
To the Editors Of the IntellIgeneer:
l was at the Hospital for the Insane
last evening when the mail came in and
brought the news OF the affair at the Pen.
itentiary. It was very exciting times,
The Superintendent called all the officers
in and made brief speech, in which he
said that they would all be turned out;
that they and the acts OF the Legislature
and the Board OF Public Works all com.
bined were not smart enough for that
man Jacob. By this time something was
heard in the back part of the room. 10
looking around VIC sec the MatT0n look
ing very pale, tanning the Assistant
Matron, who had tainted The SuperVis.
or was crying and exclaimed that she was
going to marry soon anyhow, l heard q
cry, Job, Doctor whit will become OF us?'
In looking around saw 1t was the per-
son who attends 10 buying produce.
(They arc altogether qualified. They
pay well for what they buy-$l30 for
1900 pounds OF hay; can't tell how much
1900 pounds oil hay comes to at IS cents
per pound They were addressing the
Assistant Doctor, who was standing in
the room very pale 1t w6s amusing 10
witness the sight. The Assistant ran to
the drug store 10 get something TO restore
the tainted; made q mistake and got sui
phuric acid and went to wash tGeir faces,
when they were surprised TO see all the
skin commence 10 peel oil. ln the con-
fusion they knocked the gas lights out
and the room was soon filed with gas
and drove me from the scene. Ilearn to.
day they arc very sick and have very sore
faces from the sulphuric acid.
You may rest assured four titths Of the
voter in this community endorse Jacob
and will stand up TO see him enforce the
Constitution. Your obi serV't,
A CLOSE OBSERVER.
I'VE must ask this correspondence OK.
cuse the delay in the appearance of his
letter. It was accidental EDS.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
oTEICE DAILY IETEELIOEHCER,
EnzNAR A. "a

OPEIcH DAILY INTELLIGENCE, [
Wednesday, May II. !
APPLEs-sAlCs al 81 coos 90 per bbl. for fall
and $3CO0S2 % ~ prime tocholce.
BuTTER-Prime to choice roll In small pack
ages 20.
BAKING PowDRR-S50Ssc pei pound.
BROoHs-Fancy, q IS, g rs and a IS; plain
q 2509T5.
BBGNs-Sa GO09 rs per bushel, according 10
quality.
CANNED GOoDs Old stock exhausted. Peaches
8 Id cans, g % per dozen; az Id, S350. Corn,
g 7s9s 90, the outside figure for Windows,
Tomatoes, $3Jo.
CHEEss-We quote prime new Goshen At iDc
CRAcKERs-We quote: Sugar ike; lemon l2c
Soda &c; Water TIC; Cream 96c.
DRIED FRUrT-Applcs 8 to &c per ID. Peaches
dull, primo halves Offering at GKC; quarters at &C.
E0Os-In good demand, but unchanged, ISc.
FrsH-LAke herring; new s. 30; white hsh
IS 90; No. ? mackerel, barrels, SIS 90; No. do
81 80; No. 2, half barrels, 81 rs; No. 5, do full
weight, Sc 50.
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Wheeling Cattle Market.
OFFICE DAILY INrELLIEHcER,
Wednesday, May Il

UFFIUE DAIllI INIELLIEHI H.
Wednesday, May II I
Tho following wOTO tho sales Of live stock al
tho ChrIstmRn House stock yard during the past
week:
CATTLE-5G head OF steers, COWS and bul.i
were sold at prices varying from IS 90 10 So 90
mostlyat outtlte rates
HOGs-The sales OF hogs were Ill lead at S. Il
as 30, generally varying from s. % 10 $3.50.
sHEIP- 4S head al &c
CALvEs-6s head; g OOGG 90 per head.
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LIST OF GIFTS

Total, 10 900 Gins, all Cash. $50, 900
The money to pay all these giits In fall 10 now
upon deposit N the BArmGTB' and BroVerS' Bank
OF Louisville, and set aside for that purpose and
can only be uted for that purpose, as win be seen
by the following cartilcAto OF tho Qaahier:
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TravelerS' Register.
PosT OFFICE REGISTER,

,,unr, at which mails arc due and close St the
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