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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-20
Travellers Guide.
Acknowledgements:
Tho Democratic Victory and the
Price OF Butler.
lho Albany Journal, NoYember 5 /

lFton tho Albany Journal, November
We heard story yesterday In regard
10 a contlding Democrat, an honest, sim
ple'minded laborer. He attended o mum.
Der Of political meetings during the cam.
pNign Just closed, and swallowed, with
nnquesiioncd faith, all that the Democrat.
&c orators told him as to the intimate re-
lAtion existing between hard times and
Republican rule, and, Of course, drew The
Inference that the election OF Mr. Tilden
meant times just the opposite oil hard,
yesterday morning, having mastered the
election news, he seized q plate handed
MIN by his esteemed helpmate, and, in &C.
Cordance with her request, hled him 10 a
nelghooring grocery store, and requested
70 be served with couple Of pounde Of
their best butter. The energetic and
lrbane clerk in attendance lost no time
10 placing 1t upon the profIered plate
Then, while he was in the act OF laying a
delicate sheet of white paper on the top
OF the butter 10 protect It from dust on lis
way TO its destination, the purchaser
asked what was TO pay. The energetic
and urbane young clerk, who was quick
NJ figures, replied: 1.-TWO pounds at as
cents u pound-0G cents"
At these words the face OF the custom.
or, which up 10 this point had been
wFeathed with the smiles which the cleo.
lion news had invoked, became over.
spread with On expression Of astonish-
nent and anger. For q moment or 40
his emotions rendered him speeches.
and then in loud voice he broke forth
.. "F0rly.ate cints o musha, musha Il
The divll fly away wild ye; wasn't that
what ye was aither chargin' me Munda 7"
The urbsne clerk explained that his
customer was right-he had been charged
~ cents per pound for the best butter on
Monday, and the price in the meantime
had undergone no variation.
Did ye take squint at the Ar0us this
morning, me by?' queried the excited
party before the counter, at the same
time exhibiting 10 the gazs OF the clerk a
copy OF that sheet freighted with Demo.
cratic victories The intelligent clerk re.
piled that he had seen the Argus and
added that he was much elated at the
news
we've seen the news, yc say that?'
Yes, sir; I've seen the news"
And yes know that Tilden is elected?"
Yes, sir; am aware OF that fact"
and Mr.. Tilden elected ye'ze chargin |
me lorty-ate cents pound for butter, lust
the same as on Munda."
The clerk, as good humored as he was
urbanc, explained that the election OF Mr..
ttlden had not the slightest effect on the
butter market. The too confiding Demo.
crat hung his head a moment and then
handed out 0G cents in full Tor his butter;
and then, as he passed out oil the grocery
pitched the Argus into the gutter.
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A Triumpb OF Chemlstrv.

Among the numerous heAlth.giVIng discover.
les Of pharmaceutical chemistry, mono has
achieved more tranSecndCnt and lasting sue.
cess than Hostettef's Stomach Bltters. or
course there Is a reason for this. 1t would have
been impossible TO palm CT, for nearly q quarter
a 2 century, upon 90 shrewd q people as tho
americans, mcrltless article, or have cstRb
iished by nero advertising such AFeputation as
the Bltteis enjoy, II they did not potsesS rub
sAntih title TO public confidence. Tho truth
o. lhia statement Is proved by tho fact that bo
usually enjoy but a transient cxistfIce. Fc
men discovered 70 bG worthless AID discarded.
hostettets bltters, on the contrary, after ca.
ieet OF twenty years, were never 60 popular as
ihey are today. Soon after their appearance Il
mlfkAble degree the bower OF tOnInp and reSu.
iA'!Ig INC human system, and 10 day they TAnE
Us the standard restorative Of the age. eodAw
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OF ANDREW JoHNsoN's efforts 10 Sc
cure an election as United States Senator
from Tennessee, a Nashville correspond
ent Of the Louisville Courier. Journa!
writes:
THE result OF this canvass demon
strates that the question Us to which one
OF the past elements shall control has
nothing to do with present politics The
total defeat Of all johnson independent
tickets and Of every johnson radical tick
ct Is an overwhelming rebuke 10 Mr.,
johnson by the Democrats, tho Union
Conservatives and the Republicans who
voted with the Democrats. He appears
to have no place where to lay his head,
The Union element Of the Democratic
party will not generally support Mr.. John.
son. and the idea Of any popular demand
for his services at time when the utmost
care will be required to prevent the Re-
puollcans from charging reputation as 9
part Of their policy, Is preposterous. His
Reputation sentiments alone would de-
feat him, II there was popular clamor.'
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New York, November 1O.-Cotton-
9llet; middling uplands 14sc. Flour
Sulet anu loWori nunerfine western and
State$4 OOa4 40; common to good d III
90 90; good to choice IS 7Oa5 IS; extra
Ohio "a SOaG rs; st. Louis 81 S5aS 90.
Rye Flour irmer at 81 3Oa4 80. Corn
Meal-Quiet Wheat-Quiet and lower;
NO; . spring 81 DIAL 0G; No. 2 81 06a
! 0S; No. 2 northwestern 81 09; No. Q
Milwaukee 81 COAL 10. Rye-Quiet at
04a96c Barley and Malt-Steady. Corn
Dull and lower; mixed western 01aOl tc;
new do SOaS5c. Oats-Duli; mixed
western in store G4ic; do anoat G5aGO1c;
white GGAO9c. Hay, Hops and Groceries
Quiet. Whisky-Stesdy at $lO3.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firmer in tone and
business well distributed.

RAILROAD BoNDs-Firmer in tone and
business well distributed.
sTocKs-Opened weak, and prices de-
clined 4a1t per cent, and Pacific Mail lell
OF from As 10 435. Later the market raj.
lied, except In Pacific Mail, which fell Of
from 10 t moro toward the close, while
the market was weak and tendency to
sell prevailed: Rock Island fell of from
1909 to 99i but recovered at the close
and sold at O99, Lake Shore was the
strongest stock on the list The transac-
tions aggregated 10000 shares, OF which
5000 were Western Union, IS, 900 Pacific
Mail, 6,0O0 Eric, 5000 Lake Shore, 1000
Union Pacific, 10000 Northwestern, 5000
st. Paul, 1000 Wabash and 1900 Ohio
Il Mississippi.
Tho Stock Exchange Committee on
Securities have notified the Exchange
that in consequence Of the appearance Of
counterfeit bonds they direct that here
after the deliveries OF Chicago & North.
western first mortgage 2 per cent coupon
bonds, dated July |, 1859, payable Au.
gust, 1885, shall be bonds registered in a
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CINCINNATI, November 10 Cotton
Steady at 14tc. Flour-steady and in
moderate demand. Wheat Firm OF
81 Goal OS. Corn-Active; ear 66aO9c;
shelled Zoe. Oats-Firm at 54a5Sc. Rye
.scarce at 81 05. Barley-Steady at
81 80 Eggs-steady at &c, Oils-Un.
changed. Pork-Stesdy at SEQ 90 spol;
~! OO seller. Lsrd-Firm at 14ta14sc,
Bulk Meats-Firm at 7ta7ts1Otal0ts10s
slQ5c; all ten,to twenty days in salt. Bacon
Firm at 01s9Sa13al4c. Green Meats
Firm at 7ta94a95c. Hogs-Slow; me.
dunn to fair packing s. 2Oa7 65. Whisky
Firm OF Csc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-20

BEAUTIFUL WoAES,-Thc hair is the crowR
ing glory Of woman. There arc few moderate
defects which cannot DO rcmcdIed BY tho proper
dispoaiton OF tho t,estes. But when tho hair
begins TO fall out, or turn gray, in young people,
or with those In the prime OF lIlc there Is cause
for real regret. When this Ia tho care, Hairs
Vegetable SteillGn Hair RtneVr will be found
to be arst.class remedy, far superior, 40 a
sound medtca! medium, to anything else before
the public. ltactually restores gray hair 10 It's
original color, and In tho great majority OF cases
causes 1t 10 grow again when II Is becoming thin,
1t is not like many popular preparations, a mtrt
wash, but scientific discovery, Endorsed and
used by physicians Of character. Address r. P,
Hall q Co, Nashua, N. H.-F0rntyT Weekly
Prev, FEB. !, 1868. dAw
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New York Dry Gnnds.

NRw York, November 1O.-There !!
on improved feeling in trade and moro
activity in some departments. Cottor
goods in steady request and heavy ioul
yard browns firmly held. Bleached cot
tons move slowly. Corset jeans in goot
demand, and some makes closely sold up,
Side bud prin's quiet. Ginghams doing
well, Hosiery more active, WooIeI
goods quiet
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Allegheny Cattle,

EAST LIBERTY, November 10=CXrTLE
Receipts to day $50 head and for the
last three days 1856 head. The supply Is
fair and the market active and demand
good. Prices are up fully &c on good,
and shade better than last week on
common and medium stock. Choice
81 90; best So 50AG IS; medium to good
50 GOsG %; common to fair 81 0045 IS;
stoGkers So 75a4 90; bulls.$2 OOa3 90.
HoGs-Receipts today O2l5 head,
and for the week so far Is, 200 head. Best
Philadelphia 81 9Oa7 80; Workers SO 50
az 60.
sHEEr- Receipts today 1000 head,
and ior the week so lar 1900 head.
Best IS O0a5 20; medium 81 50a4 rs
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New York Money and s,och,.

NEW YoRK, November 10 -MoNEY-
In fair demand at 3ia4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5sG per cent for short
time.
STERLING DEMONSTRATING at "a S5t
al S9i Tor sixty days and demand
GoLD-Opened at III, declined to 1lO5,
and closed ct I'LL. Carrying rates 1alt
and per cent; borrowing rate 8 per cent
to fiat. Clearlngs $4SOOOOOO. Treasury
disbursements $234.COO. Custom receipts
$33S, 5000.
GovERNNIRNTs-Firm and In fair de-
mand, closing steady.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 1O.-Petro,
leum.Nominal; refined 10sa1Oic; crude
&c. Fiour-Firmer; superfiue So ST.
fennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio family
extra 50 25aG rs. Wheat-Firm; red
!! 24al &c; amber 81 goal 90. Rye
q 20. Corn-Firm; yellow old O4c; new
S5s0Oc; western mixed Sc. Oats-Ir
improved demand, G2aG5c. Butter-Firm
western prime 35a39c. Cheese-Quiet
fancy New York and fine western 1GslGtc
prime western 14al5t. Eggs-scarce
3Oa3lc. WhiskY-$l O3.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, November 1O.-Flour-QuieI
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull and de-
clined; No. 3 white Wabash held a,
81 1Gi, with 81 10 offered; No. white
Michigan 81 ID; amber 81 OF, Corn
Dull and declined; new high mixed csc
seller November csc; seller January &c,
Oats-SteadY with q moderate demand
No: l, 54ici No. 2 and Michigan 5Sc
white SIC.
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BALTIMORE, November 10. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Whoat-DulI; No.
! red western 81 GO; No. 2, 81 IS; No
3, 81 10. Corn-Dull and nominal. Oats
dull at Gla64c. Rye-Dull at 95a99c
Provisions-Strong and bouyant, but
quiet. Mess Pork-$21 90. Bulk Meats
NO old here, no sales OF now. Bacon
Shoulders very scarce at $1O4a10ic; sides
!4al4tc. Sugar Cured Hams-15a1Gc,
Lard 15a15ic. Butter-Very scarce;
choice 10 fine tub 9343Cc; rolls 3la33c,
Petroleum-Unchauged. Cofee-Nom-
inalIy unchanged. Whisky-Ouiet.
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name' and not to bearer, as heretofore.
The genuine bonds can DO registered at
the office of the Company.
Tho Missouri, Kansas s. Texas Rail-
road Company have notified the New
York Stock Exchange Of their intention
TO issue 100000 oil preferred stock in
Rhares Of S10l nnnh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-20

Worm kNowMu.-Tho Oldest, largest,
safest aud best accident insurance COM
pany Is The Travellers Insurance Com
pany, Hartford, Conn. 1t has cash assets
Of over 100000, has written over $780,.
600 accident policies, and has paid over
$1,000 claims. 1t has paid over &c 100000
In direct benefits to Its policy holders
d6w
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SPltIhbnrgh.

PITTSBURGH, November 19,-Whcat-
Quiet and prices unchanged; Pennsylva-
MIA and Ohio red 81 l241 10; white 81 1sa
100. Confirm; new ear 6Sa70c; shelled
7Sa75c; old shelled s3as5c. Petroleum
Crude unchanged; refined 10sc, Philadel.
phiA delivery; 10tc Baltimore delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-20

IT is said that Louise kellogg fssteus
her garters with $500 diamond cIssnu
and Anna Dickinson snaps o pair of anne
thysts ronnd her little calves, while the
widow of Captain Jack is content 10 tie
up her old army socks with pair d
shscknasty Jlm's old suspenders.- Rich
m0nd Enquirer.
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The market Tor a day or two after our last re.
port remained unchanged; but on Monday prices
advanced, when extra Philadelphia hogs and
other choice stock brought as high as 9Xc. The
market showed considerable activity during that
and the following day, after which, the tops be
Ing exhausted and tho greater portion of the
dealers satisfied, quotations could not be mark.
ed go high. Atthc present time prices are at a
stand, awaiting further Developments as 10
weather and the western market In view OF
both last now the prospects seem favorable for
a continuance OF our present 0gnres. Quota.
items: Close Rt909Hc; choice gkc.
TuH auvwp
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, November 10.-Wheat-
Dull, 81 Goal 70. Corn-Steady, GSa70c.
Oats Unchanged. Petroleum - Firm
standard white SIC.
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Missouri State Lotteries !

SlAIE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
~ City ofWheclIng In tho Municipal Court
OF WheeliDg. In Chancery.
November Rules 1874
Robert q. Glllespy, Administrator OF the estate
oIGCorge W. COGn, deceased, plaintiff
rs.
Charles Coen, James Il. Cocn, Samuel D. Coen,
John Robert CoGD, Matilda COen Keller aud
GcoFge Keller, her husband, defendants.
The object OF this suit is to obtain decree 81
said court for the tac OF tho real estate men.
TONED and described In tho bill Of which tho
said George W. Coen died seized, and TO dis.
tribute the proceeds among those entitled to 70.
celye the same, after paying the debts existing
against said estate.
An d 1t appearing ftom On affidavit Ned In the
cAutc that Charles Coen, one OF tho deiendants,
Is not resident Of the State Of West Virginia,
on motion Of complainant 1t Is ordered THAT
no appear hero at thenext December Rules to be
held IA the Office OF the clerk OF eaid court, on
the l4th day Of December, 1874, TO do what Is
necessary 10 project his interest herein.
Noti' TO all parties Is hereby given that tho
dispositions Of r. Il. Glllespy. Samuel b. Coen
and others will be. taken at the office Of L. 4,
Jordan, corner l2th aud ChapllnG streets, In the
city OF Wheeling, on the 18Th day Of December,
1874, between the hours OF s o'clock A. n. and
O'Clock r. NJ. to be read In evidence In behalf
OF the plAintiGin the above entitled cause. And
sltlons ehall not b9 commenced, or being COM
mCnced, shall not be completed on that day,
tho taking OF tho same will be adjourned from
time to time until tho came shall Da completed.
A copy Ttstc.
JORDAN J. Gown gN, solr's for compIt.
WHEELING, Nov. II, 1874. novi9F
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At the opening the arket was quite active
and continued ncasuIAbly so for some tImc-till
parhaps two-thiIds tthc stock had boen dIspoa.
cd OF; nearly orquIte al OF the better grade sold
1t then became father siow AID continued thus
I'LL the cloIe. There were fewer good cattle
than there were last week and prices for them
were somewhatstN'sr, but not quotnbly higher
Common grades OF Cate were much more nu.
merous in proportion to the whole Lumber OF
the oGe'iogS titan they were last week.
G. P. Brewer 4 CO. quote mi "a cows at SIS 20
050OJ
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale Grocers,
1905 MAIN STREET.

Have now in store and for sale:
900 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose, Rdel
ESiis, Keystone, Howard and other standard
9Go Half Bbls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish,
500 No. 8 Mackcrcl.
guy No. 2 Mackerel.
- aOO Packages Aaekerel, Nos. 2 and ) in quarter
g TIerceS choice Carolina Rice.
lO Bbls choice N. o. Molasses
90 Ahds choice N. o. Sugar,
20 Bbls syrups.
800 Bbls Standards A, B, Extra c, Granulatod,
Powde.ed, Crushed, franklin and &C sugars.
100 Bags prime TO choice Coffee.
70 hall Chests prime TO choice @. P. Teas,
60 CadtiCs prime 10 choice g. P. Teas.
20 Hall Chests prime 10 choice Black Teas,
Our Tobacco embraces Halbrook's, j, X. Mill.
ncr's, PAGES and other good reliable brands,
among tho best In the county Our stock Is
full and complete, and will be offered to the
trade ct tho lowest market price, We invite
close buyers TO call and examine our stock be-
lore purchasing elsewhere.
mario NELL b ELLIlIGHAA.
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The only difference that can DO notCd between
the market OF thisweek and that last reported Is
that there has been more stock received aud that
ofa somewhat better quality. Prices though
marked up shade show no advance in view Of
tho quality. We quote Sheep at 405kc, and
some selections have been mads at even a shade
higher figure, but they consisted Of selections
and were by no means type, otherwise, of the
general tops. Sheep 49SAc. Stock Sheep arc
dull at S903 20 per head as to quality.
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ny Telegraph to he LntSlIgmetr)
OFFICG or MAINLAND LIVE Stock Scala.
BALTIMORE, November 10, liza,
nXrEipra pom TnH wHVE


Tho following arc the names Of tho principal
drover', owners or cOnsIgnees Of the principal
droVers, where the cattle are reported from:
ArrtVdS al The CdlpeFton Hotel and Dyop, Yard
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REMARKs ON BEEF CATTLE .

The arrival OF cattle during the week amount
ed TO 1858 head, against 4s2 last week and
9,O:3 the corresponding week OF lAst year. and
the sales during theweek amounted 10 2,7sghead,
against 2i15 last week and 2,9Ci the correspond.
ing week OF last year, and were as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-21
4 Dispatch from the President.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l9.-The President this
afternoon sent the following telegram to Gov.
Brown, of Tennessee:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Sept, ~ ISL.
"Hon JOHN c. Bromn, Gorsraor, Nas'rNls,
Tennessee:
Sir: oul dispatch Of yesterday HIS b en- re-
ceivcd ard referred to the United states Dis
trict Attorney for the western district of Tonnes
see for q report. As there is now 10 official in
formation OF his proceedings here, when his re.
port is rcce we'd | will give you u more definite
answer CT have the Attorney General do 80. i
will state, however, that it is very gratifying to
know that the State authorities oil Tennessee are
disp scd to suppress and punish II class Of lIw-
less acts SO dangerous 10 Ii e and 81 opposed to
every political, financial and moral Interest Of
the State, but the constitution makes it my duty
to enforce the acts Of Congress, and Congress
has passed law giving the United Stats luris
d ctlon IN such cases rs are recrrsd u III your
dis :atch.
mo special order has been given 10 the F-1-
eral officials IN Tennessee Iuther than tn circular
OF September Sd Of the Attorney General. whtch
is general in its ia ure, snd constitutes instruc-
tons to all mur.hAis AMI district attorneys SEcr
ever violations ol said acts may occur. | VIII
add that the State and General Government, rs
| you ale well aware, may have concurrent Ju"ls-
dlction over the sane offences, ~. tnr example,
in cases OF countcrf-lt:ng aad the acton II the
State authorities III such cases does not prevent
the General GovcrnIent'r )n proceeding assin>i
the offenders,
fSignedl "U. s. GRANT"
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Tft
PARTING.

The ties which bound Us once are scvcrsd,
And We no n.orr are one.
Ny dra m :" bliss n ira :lnc,tS Siliycrcl,
Iiysclt forever gone.
Forev" gone vel; inset NJ mor.:
L!!c :tagAtnt stream runs cold and chill,
And n It. dull .nd :rnary shore
wrndrr on vi h0ut II will.
But by It's cold and solemn river
Sometimes d joy is mine
Recalling smiles now lied forever
From tnat we'd lace OF thine.
That face on which | once could gaze,
And scan with love each feature there;
Bat tnnts Il dream OF other days,
And long since vanished mo air.
Prrcaance when Der thi: record bending
TIE pat Returns to thee;
And down Its chcqoered psth descending
It's persisted joys thou It see.
Thy heart shall sigh for times once best,
" h,;t wod!ock : purest joys were uu :.
Now char ged iuf night Of Dark uarest.
ard pleasures dead and withe-ed dowe7s.
T: rewell the setting sun is flushing
the c!oudleSs Wtstern skies.
feel some tender tears now gushing,
To think when he shall rise.
He'll wake TO life and happiness
SO n.any, where his beams shall shine,
Blu. only wake to- new distress
Two Sundered h arts like thine and miLe.
"A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-21
kellogg Reinstated.

New ORLEANS, Sept. l9.-Gov. Kellogg
and such other State officers as are now in this
city went down to the State House at 10 a. N.
to-day, and the military authorities formally
delivered up the buildings to them, and fur
nlshed a military guard. The Secretary OF
State, Speaker Of the House, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and Attorney General are somewhere 10
the North, and it is understood that Gov. kel-
logg has telegraphed to members of Congress
who are absent from the State, except Con-
gresham Smith, requesting them to return at
once to their respective constituencies.
When Kellogg reached the Executive Office
Gen. Brooke approached him and Informed
him that he WAS prepared to turn over the
State House aud all records aud public prop
erty belonging to the State which bad come
into hi. possession. Everything, the General
said, would be found in the same condition as
it came into his hands.
Kellogg accepted the transfer, and General
Brooke thereupon immediately retired.
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tUM .MUNICATED

Third Ward well suggests a stroll 90 Co.
iulu3u. street 20 lie taken in day time, which
wou!,! be Tie orly way to prevent being crushed
b. falling trees, Or imteddcd in mud, there T.
rcmsiu until washed rut b. tie ,pring rains.
If ped, %>.riau> could have Ugh, from toe street
lami $, together with the moon, they might
prcvrur themselves from being mlrrd Tor the
winter; but a. THAT is Impossible the only al
tcrh.tivc is 10 md tie season in Columbus
street i. y"u n"tcr 1t 10 the sight. Come one,
c"me al, Is he day time. aud see the rxt"n-
sivc improvements carried on By the Bard Of
Public Wurks. IMPROVED PROPERTY