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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-09
Or. l. ]. clAPkAY's
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE

Voc Ksarsv street, sas ~Fr.se,sss,
NsrABLisHED IN 1854. ron THE
y peru ansnt cure Of Ill spscial snd ohronio
Dtssssss, = siec eli tsmale Complaints snd
Tns lnmsnss dsstueuon q human life m
nuaiiy hon ssosyt and ohronio diseases csused
this Old md reliable institntion " b. sstab.
tshed nrst IN khiiadelphia. Penn, In 1850, and
ansrvasds 10 van raIeiseo, Cal. In lisa, ass
sniicssd the sst medical and Sursiesi Treatment
for the shove and al ether Adsetions and oom-
plants oonsalistons q the Institute Or b
Physical asA nsstal Debility,
Vital weakness. nsryousnsss. low spirits, As.
situds, vsamsss Of the mbs AID back, ioss
q mnesai.r power indispoeitioa and inesps.
issling: NO snsuY OF eo1rsse psipitaiion Of The
hsart, dullnsss Of apprehension. ioss Of men.
or. svsrsion 10 socisty. love Of solitude, tin.
idity, sslfdistrust los Of mELhood, d-iEsinsss
hsadschs, pains IN The stds, aascsioaS Of ths
6mitss IN man or woman, srs cured B, ~
Justly eslsorsssd physieiaa, I. ]. CAPkkY,
Us nsshod Of curing dissssssis pseunsxfyA II
own Unknown 10 othsrp, ana hspss he nsst
.uoo.A 1Asamatie a1seacns, chronic uatasrh.
diseases Of - stomach anA kdpsys, fvsr eoa-
70 sussriss from 10 csron I'd iadiserssioai
OF YOUTH nervous vsak-en. ~ assured o.
permanent cure.
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medical peseudonss % The PsaAs eosst, nay
b consuitpd oon1dsstially IN refAsssee 20 Ne
abovs md Ill okhss Complaints = ne insaAtss
Ne. Ne Ksarsy ssrsss. eas Brsssisse.
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essa1.stiai. ns1ieins ss.t b sxpsses. ~
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8EPORr.
saa Fraseisss Beard.

LAST EVENING.
les Raymond A Ely
so Eureka Con-, Is
$50 Jackson. A., ~
2175 Belmont. IL. l 40, I 10
20s5 Leopard. I 30. IL
It's Gila, soc. 55c
ITO Northern Belle.
200 Hussey. Toe. $50
2sC0 Endowment. 2. 80. j 10
ll50 Manhattan. 6, 5t
$50 De Frees. i5c
$50 Grand Prizs. > IS, -
800 Argenta, soc. 40c
400 Combination. 80
$50 Day. 90c. SOC
220 Hillside. 2a,3
GO Independence. 1 40. iS
lao Star. 2, "a
100 New Coso, iOc
G90 Bodis. 23s. AN. "a
1725 Modoc. 30c. &c
400 Silver Prize. zoe. $50
ISIS Bechtel. J. J 10. . %. 2 50
1850 McClinton. I 60. IL
1850 Tioga. ~, IL, I 80. I co
100 Golden Chariot. 2jc. 3Oc
IS Martin white.+
200 Leeds.
100 Golden Tern. ~
195 Tiptop. I, 10
100 Panther. zoo
1tI0 LsviAthan. 9Oc, go
I6s5 North Con. Virginia, 5. 81, 81
500 Rough 4 Ready
200 Solid Silver. AVA
100 Vermont. -
1850 Sierra Nevada. IS. &c. "a
265 Best a Delchsr. Is. 49,. 1874
$50 Crown Point. 81. 90
1926 Union Con-. "a. 26. 26s. 2S
las Yellow Jacket. i5S. ISL. Is
= Mexican. 40. II, 22S, %. y, 22s,
23s, "a. 2iS. 2is
. Hale a Norcross. ., 81, So
s95 0phir. ,tGS. Is. AZ. i6
1850 Con. Virginia. iOt. i0t. i0S
1850 Trojan. 7oc. 55c. 60
900 PeytonA. IL
$3.50 Benton. 81. > 40. s Is. ~ bsO
1850 Boyle. l g., IL. I 60, I 10. ~, 80.
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street Qsssasisas.
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San Fn,sciseo. August $3.50 ?. n.
0phir az. Ward 100. Mexican q.
Best q Belcher lsS, Con. Virginia, 10,
CaledoniA 81. Bullion s. Yellow Jacket IA
Sierra Nevada "a. Julia II. California i2t
Alta iO.. Union Con. "a. Tioga ?.
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DOUBLE DEALINGS.

s..es ssr he ossss Nss saacs for
shs 0ssdss Prices Of sssrss.
vasCs BieWsrs More Than
DsaSlsd up 70 Customers On the
Csass-Tablss o. Dtnersaees, Zee.
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n a0Hc FoR MILL AND N1sINo
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The society OF Pacific Coast Pioneers
held its regular semi.menthly meeting ss
Pioneer Hall. Virginia. at 1850 last svsn-
ing. In the absence Of President A. j..
Tyrr.ll, FRS. Vice President ]. VI. Noyss
presided. Tho minutes Of the last meet
Ing were read and approved.
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RATES or cHARoss
sS::s y. =. LsSs.s p. Ss:t...."......si,: g
osiiSrsa fiosc o q yssss Of ;i:. Siii pass.
- Invsiids, - well - business men OF
families. sssking rscrsat on and pleasure, Ill
and this The very place. ls m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-25

River, Yesterday afternoon, showed 20
feet strong by the marks. Weather clear
and pleasant.
On Saturday the Courier departed for
Parkersburg Mt 10Y o'clock.
The local packetawcre on hand as usual.
The 0'Ncal got clear off time, and did
not arrive from Pittsburgh until =. NJ.
The Buckeye State, from Pittsburgh,
passed down at 3P. NJ.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati at
ZEN.
The Alice, from Pittsburgh, for st.
Louis, passed at 5 o'clock last evening.
The Mallie Ragon will be the Parkcrs-
burg packet to-day at lO4 o'clock.
The Salt Valley, from Pittsburgh, will
pass down tonight and the Stockdale to.
morrow morning,
The towboat Lioness No. ., passed up
yesterday evening without any incnm.
branCe and was making about fifteen miles
an hour. She seemed TO be in Il hurry.
The New Cumberland and Steubcnville
packet, Star OF the West, has gone South
for the winter. She expects TO engage in
carrying cotton out OF tho Yazoo river till
spring.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, November l3.-River II
feet inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and cool.
ClNclSSArr, November 24.-Rivor l2 feet
7 inches and falling. Weather hazy and
mild. Arrived: Granite State, Pitts
burgh; Lee, Evansville; Cons Miller,
Memphis. Departed: Grant State, Pitts
burgh; Anderson, New Orleans.
CAIRO, November 24.-River feet G in
ches and rising. Weather cloudy; mer-
curry 4So. Arrived-Fannie Lewis, st.
Louis; Idlewild, Evansville; Mary Miller,
and Golden City, Cincinnati; City Of He
lena, Nicksburg; st. Genevicvc, ST. Louis;
Desmet, Paducah. Departed = Fannie
Lewis, Memphis; Idlewild, Evansville;
Centennial, New Orleans; My Choice,
Mary Miller, Helena and Desmet, st.
Louis; Golden City and Port Eads, New
Orleans.
MEMpIIls, November 24.-Rivcr falling.
Weather showcry all day. Departed: Sam
Roberts and tow, Mary Houston, Bedford,
Now Orleans; kelllor, Colorado; Artic,
Alton, st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, November Obtaining.
Departed: Andy Baum, Memphis; Sher-
lock, New Orleans; Virgie Cincinnati.
River falling; feet inches in canal.
EVANSVILLE, November 25.-River o feet
on gauge. Departed: Charles Morgan,
T. II. Durfee and Oil City. Weather cool
and cloudy; mercury 500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-25


TEMPERANCE NorEs.-Mr. Cracraft and
others will address the Workingmcn,s
Christian Temperance Union at OTIS Hall
this evening.
An enthusiastic meeting was held at
Mozart Hall on Saturday night. Mr.
Hiram Younzprcsiled, and addresses were
delivered by Rev. J. G. Sullivan, Rev.
Smith, Rev. Edgell and Mr.. Robert Mar
shall.
Mr.. Robert Love, Stcubenville's "sicge
gum" has promised to address the mass
meeting at Washington Hall tomorrow
evening. -.
Miss Disbrow, OF New York City, will
delineate the horrors OF dcilrium trcmens
in her select reading oithe "Rum Maniac,
ut Washington Hall, on Tuesday evening:
Other similar attractions will be presented
II time will admit. Col. Bob Love, Of
Stcubcnvillc, is expected to be present
Thos. lIOrnbrook, Esq, will have some
plain things to say. And rs n meeting OF
this kind would not be complete without
Cacraft, he will be on hand with one Of
his best little speeches, and every ono
knows what that means. All OF this, and
the choice music and literature thrown in
will be a rich treat to the large and
intelligent audience that will assemble ut
tho mass meeting on. Tuesday evening.
All who assisted in the singing last winter
are expected on this occasion, with their
Gospel songs, and ..
The temperance prayer meeting Mt Par.
kers' Hall was well attended yesterday
afternoon. Under the management OF
Miss Taylor, oil the Female College, these
meetings have become very interesting
and profitable. Temperance literature,
furnished by prominent and generous
temperance worker, is regularly distributed
ut these meetings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-25

Cough, short breath, pains In lhc side or
breast, fever, night SwcatS, tickling, sOrnCSS,
nr rising In the throat, nervous debility, aphOn.
Ia. or lGSs Of voice, kidney affections, &C. To
avoid all dangers resulting from the above, We
know Of no remedy 40 pleasant and cilcctual
M Dr. SwaynC'S Compound Syrup Of wild
Cherry. II Il equally valuable In all Bronchial
and NStlimatic affections. Prudently resort TO
this valuable remedy before serious pulmo.
nary affection istlCvClOped. II may he well TO
state TINT DIR. SwNynC, the diScovCrcr Of this
md other valuable remedies, graduated Ut tho
University Of Pennsylvania aud WINS for years
connected with the philadelphia DlspCnary,
which brought to his especial carr and over.
sight n vast variety Of diseases, both acute and
chronic, We therefore eau, with confidence,
recommend DR.. SwayncS Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, and would caution our readers
to hC very particular to obtain the original
and only genuine Wild Cherry Compound,
M prepared only by nr. SwRync 4 Son, $50
North Sixth st., Philadelphia Trial Bottles
% CCnls large size, 81, Orhalt dozen, -, Sold
by leading druggists, CotIAW
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A Medicine chest for Is Cents.

Perhaps no one medicine Is 80 universally
required by everybody rs good cathartic.
SwAYSEs TAR ASD SARSAPARILLA Pill are pre-
pared expressly to meet this necessity, being
composed Of purely vegetable ingredients, Of
which POdophyllin or Mandrake, Pine Tree
Tar, Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and other con-
ccntratetl Juices enter largely into their conf
position; the whole strength OF which is cx.
traCtcd on an entirely new principle. They
arc mild IN their operation, produce no grip
ing, and are truly valuable pugativc, apcri.
ent, anti.bilious and CathartiC medicine. They
stimulate the liver 10 healthy action, cleanse
the stomach and bowels OF all Impurities
Curing sick and nervous headache dyspepsia
or indigestion, bilious, or intermittent, remit.
tent and cOngcstivc fcvers, languOr, drowsi.
ness. aching pains IN the back. head, slight
chillS, with iluShcS OF heat, female Irregular.
ties, and for bilious and COStivc habit, no
medicine is so prompt and ctiectnal us DR.
SwAYSE'S TAR AND SARsAPARiLIA Pills. II
your druggist or storckcepcr has not got them
or will not procure them for you, We will
forward them by mail on receipt OF price, lin
currency or postage stampsl, q cents box, or
five boxes for 81. Address letters DR.. SwaymC
& Son, No. $50 North Sixth Street, Phiadel.
phia. cod&w
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ToR SALE OR EXCHANGE

TOR SALE Low AND ON EASY
Farm Of 80 acres, on the Ohio river, eighteen miles
from Wheeling. About OnC-tllrd river bOttOnl Shne
alluvIal sOiI not subject to OvCriOWl well maptcI lGr
Market Gardening; bout 100 acres hn6 timber when
can lt easily cultivated when cleared. WaterId ny
spring drain; will make splendid atGeE iar mo
mT25 100 Market 81.
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puLrIr polSTs.-Thanksgiving services
will he held at the Fourth Street NJ. L.
Church on Thursday morning, in which
tho North Street and Chaplinc Street
Churches will unite. Addresses will be
delivered by Rev. S. Steele and Prof. W.
K. White.
Prof. Pendlcton olIiciated nj the Disciples
Church yesterday morning and evening.
The Indies OF the Second Presbyterian
Church will meet ut the church on Wed.
ncSlay evening next for the purpose OF
organizing Home Mission Society.
The ladies' Of tho NJ. i. Church At
Martins Ferry will give concert and
festival on Thanksgiving eve for the BEN
eft OF the Sabbath School.
Memorial services were held Mt Zion's
Lutheran Church yesterday morning, in
remembrance Of the dead OF the year. Rev.
Mccrwein, in the course OF his sermon,
stated that twenty-four persons connected
with the Church had died during the past
year. Asa singular fact, no mentioned
TINT all Of those who had died were either
old persons or children, no deaths having
occurred among tho younger portion OF Ills
congregation.
At tho Eng. Lutheran Church yesterday,
Rev. John CrOll preached morning and
enening. Subject Of morning discourse,
"Slnin lamb, "and evening sermon from
the text "Poacc leave With YOU"
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LIVER IS KING.-The Liver Is the imperial
organ of the whole human system, rs it con-
trolls the life, health and happiness Of man.
kinds OF ailments are the natural result. The
digestion Of food, the movements OF the heart
and blood, the action Of the brain and nervous
system, IRE all Immediately connected with
the workings OF the Liver. 1t has been sue
cesSfully proved that Green's August Flower
is unequaled in curingall persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu-
merous symptoms that result from an un-
healthy condition OF the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to try 10 cents. Positively sold
in all towns on the Western Continent. Three
doses willprove that it is just what you want.
eOlSw
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NV YORK, November 23.-MoNrY - Easy
at cent Prime ssra; per4 n. "a
bursed $9ll, 600 Custom receipts $4,000.
Clcarings, s., 727, 900. Sterling Exchange, bank.
crs' bills 4.s2; Sight Exchange on New York
4SGlI
GoLD-Firm at 1907. Carrying rates Val
per cent. borrowing rates flat.
HnyvuNNrS4a-k Hmm
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CINCINNATI, November % Cotton-Dull at
DC. Fluur-Stcady and unchanged. Wheat
Quiet but firm; red md white sSaOGc. Corn
In good demand at full prices; 32a33c Oats
-G0od demand at 22a25c. Rye-Dull at 49a
Soc. Barley-Dul and nominal. Pork
Steady at S 25 Iard-GOod denand;f steam
s. 81; kettle nominal. Bulk Meats-Dull;
partly cured s. 90a3 90al Tex. Poxcd Meats
Short clear heldat 81 50, seller December.
Observation-Disclosures. Butter-Easierb but
not quotably lower. LinSccd 0il-Firm at 5Sa
Soc. Whisky-Dull at 81 05.
HoGs-Dcmand active and prices have al.
vanced 5al0c; common 81 25a2 20; light 81 Is
az 80; packing s. SOa9 05; butchers g 9Oa3 90.
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SUICIDE IN NoRru WnEELISG.-A young
man named Charles Schwinn, n patient ut
the Wheeling Hospital, is supposed to
have committed suicide on Saturday even
ing. Schwinn had been in i'll health for
about eighteen months, and was recently
taken to the Hospital. Between five and
six o'clock in the evening he left the build.
ing. wearing no clothes except his shirt
and drawers, and was noticed by child
connected with the Hospital running To-
ward the river. But few minutes
previous to his departure one OF
the Sisters had given him q
cup OF boiled milk, and he
showed no symptoms OF being dcranged.
Ills escape from the building was effected
80 quickly that three other patients in his
room, and acolored man who was engaged
in cleaning the apartment, couldlnOt Sc
cure him, though they made the attempt.
A thorough search was made for him
along the river bank in the vicinity, but
as no traces OF him could be discovered
the general impression Is that he jumped
into the river and was drowned. II he
had retraced his steps and made his way
back to the street his dress would certain
" have attracted attention and led to his
recovery.
Schwinn was about twenty.thrce years
OF age, farmer by occupation, and lived
near Darlington, Ohio. During his stay at
the Hospital he occasionally showed symp-
toms melancholy, but not more so than
could have been expected OF one who had
suffered from i'll health so long. He SEEM
ed to be well satisfied with his treatment,
and was apparently getting along very
well. The sisters speak OF him as u well
behaved and intelligent man, and they
deeply regret his sudden taking of.
The body OF the unfortunate man has
not yet been recovered, and it is hardly
possible that it will be, on account OF the
high water.
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Spaulding's Glue mends broken toys, &c
codIw

An UNDENIAuLr TRUrH.-You deserve TO
tutfer andif you lead miserable, unsatistac-
your own fault,-your unreasonable prejudice
and skepticiSm, which has killed thousands,
Personal knowledge and common sense reason.
ing will soon show you that Green's August
Flower will cure you Of Liver complaint, or
Dyspepsia, with al its miserable effects, such
~ sick stomach, habitual costivcneSS dizziness
OF the head, nervous prOstntiOn, low spirits
&c. It's sales now rrach every town on the
Western Continent, and not II Druggist but
will tell you Of It's wonderful cures. You
can buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve. eodAw
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Chicago CattIe Market.

CHICAGO, November 93.-The Drovers' Jour.
nal reports:
HoGs-Reccipts %, 900 head ;shipments3 100
head; shade stronger; light 81 GOa2 so:
choice hcavy$2 0oaS 05; mixed packing s. 20
az IS.
CATTLE Receipts 1900 h0ad; shipments
SS s"1 Steady 9d: and ,T 1nGeoGES shsng
8 20; butchers firm; cows 81 lOa9 so; bulls
s. 00a2 IS; steers 81 00a3 80.
siIEEr-Receipts 1000 head; shipments l.
100. Steady; choice SIC.
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IT is unaccountable why so much preiu-
dice exists against nearly every medicine
that is advertised, and simply for the rca-
son that It is advertised. That some are
worthless is no reason why all should be
condemned. We can name many medi-
cines that are household blessings, and
which have been the means OF saving a
vast amount ofsuilering. Notable among
these is Lawson's Curative, which has just
ly earned for itself reputation even
among physicians (who rarely recommend
medicine that is advertiscd) for the cure
OF Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, and
the various pains OF the back or side. 1t
is fast superscding the oily liniments
which have been so long used. cod.
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New Pattern GOLD NECKLACES, JUS
JACOB W. GRUB, IeWeIer,
iI54 Main Street,

SAD TiDlSGs-Mr. Isaac Freesc, OF the
Sixth Ward, yesterday received Il dispatch
containing tho sad intelligence Of the sud-
den DEATH Of his son, W. +. Frccsc, at
Tcrrc IIautc, Ind. The message stated
that he Ind been accidentally shot and
killed, but gave no particulars Mr.,
Frcesc was well knO%n hcrcabOuts, hav-
ing been employed as roller ut the River
side Mill for n number OF years. lc went
TO Terre lIauto about three wears since.
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TnE TnoMON FEsriyAL.-ThG following Is
the result Of tho voting nj tho Thomson
NJ, Il. Festival on tho Island, which closed
on Friday evening: the toilet vet nCttcd
500 O5, and was won by Miss Lucy Cecil
The riding hat brought ~ 40, and was
awarded 10 Miss MoliiG Murine; Miss liz
Zie Jones carried Off marble stand which
realized $25 60; the rocking chair cleared
$40 ~, Miss Clara Young being tho winner.
Mrs. 4. j. Stone wAs presented with II cut
glass water soryjO0, Mn, y, H. Bell q coffee
urn, Mrs. +. u. OIInstGad q manllel clock,
0nI smaller gifts wCrO presented 70 Nils
Ciambcrs, Mrs. Cloudy Mrs ". q. Wilson,
Mrs, WiLling aud Mrs, TippetL. Tho gross
receipts Of lie festival will approximate
$500.
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TnE following complimentary notice Of
well known Wheeling lady appears in
tho MorgantOwn Post: "On Tuesday even
ing Miss Nellie 3. Sweeney, tho accom-
plshcd music teacher ut the Seminary, in
vitcd number OF her friends TO parlor
Concert, gwen ut the Seminary. Miss
SwGcncy's vocal powers arc well known,
and the announcement OF social evening
party for the enjoyment Of . "fcNst Of mu'
sic, brought ont every one inYitod. We
congratulate Migs Sweeney upon tho sue.
cosS OF tho Nirre and trust that Tuesday
evenings entertainment IL only tho begin.
ming OF a soriGsoi Ike enjoyable occasions
to DO held In the near future"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-25

MILWAUKEE BEER.-llcnry BlumGnbnrg
has fresh Milwaukee beer on tap ut his
saloon on Market street, opposite the city
building. lis becoming the popular bev-
crngo. II Is received daily from Milwau-
keG. Mr.. Blumenburg respectfully calls
the attention Of tho public TO this beer,
which is only sold At his saloon. Those
who indulge in the beverage should try
MilMnnkeo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-25

TnE McsuERRY. BLACK CUTTING AFpGAY.
Frank McShcrry was before His Honor
Mayor Sweeney at the police court on Sat
ur,Iay morning, upon charge ofstabbing
Elijah Black. No witnesses appearing
against defendant, he was discharged, from
custody, but Immediately afterwards mr.
rested upon State warrant and taken be:
fore Justice Caldwell. MGSgrs. J. u. Good
and An ldwellappCaredior the defense,
and Prosecuting Attorney Jordan for tho
State. The examination Of the case was
postponed until next Saturday, when
Black will probably be able 10 appear and
testify, McShcrry wRs committed to jail
in default 0i 81 900 bail for his appearance
next Saturday,
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PHILADELPHIA, November 23.-Flour-Stcady
and unchanged; Superfne s. 90; extras 50 O0a
3 So Wheat - Firm and unchanged. Corn
Easy; yellow 47alSc. oats-Eas white
western 29a33c; mixed western 2SaSOc Pro.
visiow-Dull. Mess Pork IS 25a0 25. Beef
India mess 0Iza20c hams, smoked 81 Ea9ISc,
prime steam 0Tc. Butter New York State
and bradford county, Pa, extra 2ia23c; Wes-
tern Reserve l9a2lc. Eggs-Dull; western 24n
Csc. Chccsc-Dnll and unchanged, Whisky
Steady at 81 10. .