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feelings and sentiments of man which W
f place him higher in the scale of civilizatio
would therefore suggest that more attic
ton be given to training the youth Of our Ian
:. Again, IA child generally receives such !
structlon 10 better advantage If given by u
mother and defended by the father. Youth
, the season for Improvement /! children ~
early and firmly impressed with The necessl
of living temperate, ana Of the consequence
of intcmpcranCe they never Will forget II. Nv
. do not generally appreciate the superior plt
, tcity of earlier years. ~ life advances tn
property gradually decreases Is IN old pi
iosophcr has said, The unoccup!ed state
the infant mind must be taken into accou
!, along with the very great energy OF the pr
Iclple of growth, which gives a tirmEess a
r security OF hold to early impressions far
!, yond everything that Is communicated la
life. The opinions and sentiments contrac
I IN youth can seldom be changed IN middle
advanced life.
Temperance should he considered cardi
virtue Ii should be taught in our Sabb
, schools 1t should hc incUlcated IN the p
,lic schools. II must he considered at hoi
where the tender, innocent children can
ceive a kind mothers care /; little I
sees a drunken fellow, and the chiid's mot
at once explains fully the consequences
, such conduct, You can count that boy so
man. This is because child learns morei
idly when assisted by some picture or OBJ
4, 10 conclude. If any Of my friends III q
wa have an appetite for strong drink OF
Klnd, hope you will hear one word from
DONE drink any more. Never 90 in IA sale
never treat; don't allow any one 10 treat
If you thirst for intoXican'S, 90 take On
Of pure, cold wafer. Should you yet cray
lriul- ak "a gpn ,f wafer Drink uDtnlnr
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There was quite buzz in religious circles
at Chicago week or two ago on the an.
nouncement that the Rev Father Van de
Moortel, Roman Catholic priest noted for his
learning and eloquence, had left the catholic
communion and applied to Bishop McLaren
for admission 10 tie Episcopal Church. The
Rev. Father had really done So taking up his
residence with Canon Knowles, of the cathe
dral. On Saturday evening, however. Mr.
Van de Moprtel suddenly disappeared, and
though dozen of newspaper reporters were
engaged in diligert search for him he WAS
not found until Tuesday evening, when he
was met in front Of the residence of Fatbe,
D4men, a Catholic priest on 10Th street II,
explained TO the reporter that his Withdrawal
from the Catholic communion had given srcl
pain TO so many of his former brethren ant
associates that he had been induced to recon
slider his step and concluded to return to III,
mother church. That was all. lie had change
none Of his former convictions but found then
not inconsistent with his remaining in the ca
fholic communion, though he should with
draw from the order Of Jesuits with which Ia
hsd been connected.
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The Earlville races begin this year August
18th next Tuesday, and last four days, and
enough entries have been made to insure an
interesting if not exciting series of contests
The programme is as follows:
First day-2:4S class, purse $500; 2:34
class, purse $500. Secoad day-Pacers, purse
$500; 2;24 class purse $500. 7hird day-
2:3S class, purse $500; 2:29 class, purse $500.
Fourth day, for all horses, purse $780, 2 ;2G
class, purse $500
The Earlvllle Association has one ofthe best
race grounds in the state and has for years
been noted for the thoroughly honorable man
asement of its annual meetings
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The State Board of Equalization, whose chief
business usually is to tumble and confuse the
various county assessments under the notion
that total strangers living at distance know
more about the value of property in gwen
county than ITS own assessors and county board,
have again met in Springfield to spend some
$4,000 of the peoples money and gam as
usual the hearty curses OF the people for their
bunCling work
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Kentucky furnished the Union army 79,Oa5
white soldiers, about the same number that
were furnished by Vermont and New llamp'
shire. Kentucky has ., 100 on the pension list
and the other states named 1874 Kentuckians
have a pretty good reputation as fighters, but
are evidently behind New England in the
matter of dexterlty in putting papers together
70 prove up pension claims.
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The fastest trotting time ever made by any
horse in the world was made last Saturday by
Edwin Forrest, driven by Murphy, on Bon
ner's track near Tarrytown, N. Y. He made
mile in 2:ll4. Bonner promises to show
him once or twice in public during the season
that the people can see the great improvement,
IN his speed
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fremont Temple, the famous Baptist Head
quarters in Boston, which, having been dcs-
troyed by fire in 1852 was rebuilt at a cost OF
s23OOOO, was on Thursday evening again to.
tally DESTROYED by fire.
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Rucklen's Arnica Salye

The B,st Salpe in the World for Cuts, Bru
Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, letter, Cha
Hands, Chiltlains, Corns, and all kinds OF
Eruptiuns. This Salve is guaranteed 10 civ
feet satisfaction in every case or money retu
Price % cents per box. For sale by Z, Y. CT
OttAMA. Ills.
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| ~. it paid $3.50 for advertising in one year TO
newspapers, iand that gear htailed to pdy its
preajunwi This disastrous precedent IS
enough The present board will not follow
L. j. G. ARMSTRONG.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS for all The principal papers and
periodicals in the United States received ut Os.
man q Hapemans
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DOLLS! DoLLs!! Wax dolls, china dolls, and
rubber dolls, cheap, cheap, at Osman Hspe
mans.
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THE OLD SETTLERS.
AnnnaI Meeting at Ottawa.

Thursday last, Aug l4th, will long be me
morable rs the most successful general reunion
of the old settlers of La Sale and adjoining
counties had since the society was organized
The attendance Of pioneers Of this region and
of their descendants was much larger than any
previous meeting, and there seemed to be per
vading everywhere more of the genuine, old
fashioned neighborly feeling and old-timc hos
pitaliy than usual, or ever experienced at
these gatherings here. The aged veterans
were far more numerous, too owing partly to
the lovely air and mellow sunshine Of the day,
and universal excellent health of the country.
The absence of young people, especially OF
from fifteen to twenty-five years, was a notice
able feature, but accounted for by the-to them
superior attraction Of the shooting match
going on in the afternoon at the fair grounds.
The percentage was therefore largest of old
people from sixty years to the good old scrip
tural number Of three score and ten" the
"sear and yellow leaf" at the sunset of life,
As we looked upon these old, old people with
their canes and cruches, as they trcmblingy
sought seals, supported by the strong arm of
some young rclative--a grandson or nephew
we thought Of Shakcspeare's memorable de-
scrption OF the Seven Ages of Man. and OF
IIplups's verso.
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of DE Kalb county, who said, IN SUBSTANCE:
When came here today, to be called upor
to speak was wholly unexpected, and wa!
surprised when, coming upon the ground
few moments ago, your President asked me u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-05

NEW YoRK, December 4.-Cotton fir, a,
l2Hsl9Nc; futures weak. Flour stronger
receipts 1900 barrels; superfine western
and State - l6a5 10; common 10 pood x 75.
. % good tochOiCe S. 95a7 rs; white wbssI
extra 50 seas 25; extra Ohio IS 80a7 IN. 81
Louis SS 76aS 90; Minnesota patent 81 OOss NJ
wheat qHIeti receipts Ala 900 bushels M, (
spring 81 Bal 30; No. 2, 81 40al Al: ungrS.
dcd winter red 81 40; No. 8 do 81 4osi 20.
No: :, 81 6O1fal 67A: mixed winter 81 IA
l4It5 ungraded amber 81 42al 4s; No. Gam.
Der u goal COX; No. l 81 60IS; ungraded
white q -; No. 2 do, 81 44Al IS; No i do,
saleS So'VVV bushels at 81 4S4al 4SA; No. !
fed december, sales liz 900 bushels at 81 5OJE
az Oils; January, sales lSS,0OO bushels nj
p oS%al ol2s january by GENITAL sales q. 900
bushels at 81 671SaI 57X: February sSIcS
5000 bushels at 81 bal SIX. RYE 1I,iet bnt
firm; No. western 9laG2c. Corn 0uiet bnt
strong; receipts $4,000 bushels; llnEradsd
Gga62S<e; No. 5, 5O1Sa6lc; steamer 90 J[asI In.
No. 62cstOre, 62a62I5 afloat: new niTed
8214c; No. 2 December G2Hc bid. CSC asked .
january G2Hc bid, 625<c asked by Genital
81 Il. Oats In fair demand: receipis 70 Nh
bushels; western mixed IS Ita5lc: white west.
ern o0a545<c. Hay, demand fair and mnrIot
hrm, hops in fair demand and Unbalanced
Coffee quiet but firm Sugar dull and mn.
changed. Moasses quiet but steaiy, Rice
In fair demaLd and unchanged. Taiiow do.
mand active at 61saTc. Resin nominally un.
changed at 81 IS. Turpentine quiet but
nrm at 4lc. Eggs dull; western lsa22c, Pork,
demand active; mess SIP 35a1S co. Beef finn
9h Ea;uhchansed. CHtm higher; long clear
'1c: short clear 7Ac. LAID strong: prime
Cheese quiet and unchanged, Wb,str noS,I.
nal Rt$l Hal IL '' ''V''''
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Martins Ferry Mem.
During trip down the river to Wash
ington county last week, we took occasion
to ascertain the views of the people in re
lation to the railroad from Bellalre tc
Marietta. Some few are decidedly op
posed to the construction OF the road on
any terms, believing that a road will bt
built on the Virginia side Of the river
others want the road where 1t will do the
most good to the community and the com
pany-on the Ohio side. But, having
been so badly bitten by the attempts here
tofore made TO construct a road on this
route, by which the county has been bled
to the amount Of over $200, 200, are still In
doubt, and hare no road.
DR.. Richardson, OF Matamoras, assured
US that near 81 900, 900 had been spent in
building bridges, culverts and grading,
most OF which work is still in good condi.
ton. The right Of way has been secured,
but It is believed the right Of way and
franchises ofthe original company fell into
the hands Of the B. 4 o. Company, which
might be governed by the "log in che
manager" policy.
A meeting was to be held in Mstamoras
Tuesday afternoon, OF which we hope to
be able to give an account in our next
issue. II the road is made, the terminal
points must furnish the principal part Of
the funds.
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hSI many suffer tortue day after day, making its
9Siuen And robbing existence ii III easnTe erinS
y ths 10y suffering from Piles. Yet relief /, FSsaS
Caly the remedy that has permansstIy r,rsS ,Sa
s s,IaE stAAofs' LlvKR HEauLAI0R' a no drsStio
violent purge bat gentle assistant 70 nature, '''N
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PnIIApELPHn, December 4.-Flour firm
Minnesota extra family, good SO 60; choic,
q fancy icy % - Ohio do: good 81 90; cboict
patents 81 seas 90. Rye lour firm at e Al,
80; Wheat in good demand; rejected ted
81 43H; No. Q red, elevator, 81 ia, 40. No NJ
cred December g. SOY bid, 81 5IT asked
January y AS2A bid, 81 63lf asked; Februar,
SOL bid, 81 So asked. Corn in good d.
mand; old western sail mixed, track. GIJ|ssIe
new 69c; sail mixed, 60Ac bid, coke asked
January 69Nc bid, Gle asked; February 6O,S,
bid, 6lNc asked. Oats in good demand
VS. western rejected dc; mixed 46c; white 46l.
aoOc. Provisions tlrmer; beef firm at sis %
mess pork 81 90; smoked hams i0a1io
picked SNa9c. Lard 7sSaSc. Butter easy
creamery extra 32aS4ci New York AMI
bradford y nad county, Pa, extra 3OaSlc; Westert
29c. Eggs steady; western 22s9sc. Cbees,
tTm; creamery l21talSc; do. good iIal2c
Whisky scarce and firm at 81 l4j
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The ohio side and the Railroad

RoBr. H. BRowsE, sec'y. '"''
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For the Intelligeucsr.
Something Novel Over at the Female
College.

For the Intelllgencsr.
Something Novel Over NJ the Female
College.
The young ladies' composing the present
senior class Of the Wheeling Female Col.
lege, departing from their usual custom OF
each presenting carefully prepared essay
on the first Wednesday Of the month,
selected instead for December an allegori.
calsubject, in which each one participated.
They were "pilgrim band" OF ''seven,"
with "guide book" in hand which they
assume to have received from their "be-
loved preceptress," starting on journey
in search OF Truth and Philosophy among
the famous places of the Old World, cut.
ting sweet flowers on their way aud max
ing their pure sentiments their own. The
acerose leavesof the pine which Sweet
music makes" first breathed It's sentiment
thine and Philosophy" to Miss Venie
Dorsey, who unsatisfed with mere human
Testimony, desires the more reliable tes-
Itimony Of the senses, but fingers for the
compGnionship of her mates. Miss
Maggie Birkett is induced to join her COM
panions, the Violet and the Daisy, suggest
ing ''pensiye but hopeful thoughts Of the
future" She would visit the spots famous
in history and song, pluck an ivy from the
Castle OF Kenilworth and a rose from the
grave OF the rustic poet.
The ivy and the rose added q third one
to the band. Miss Maggie Bodley, who in
fancy continued the journey through the
land Of William Tell and Through the
valleys made sacred by the sweet hymns
OF the Yaudois." An Eidleweiss from the
, Alps was added to their wreath, when
Miss Sample Ferguson, remembering the
language OF the beautiful magnolia Of hel
southern home urged her companions ID
i'persevere" and hasten on to the Eternal
City, study the marvellous specimens o.
art, the works OF the "0ld Masters" and
having acquired q taste for the beautiful
"persevere" still onward and eastward
until sight Is obtained OF the Tai Mahal
the most beautiful tribute to love in thu
world. Still unsatisfied. bind on thei
sandals and away.
Miss Allie Kippy fingered at the Ia
Mahal to pluck a pure white lily 'Tht
pure in heart shall see God"
"See Hmm Nature and In Art, Is tn
delicate perfume Of a lowiy flower re
minds Miss Ida Haldeman OF Him VIII
has said am the Rose OF Sharon and tn
: LILY OF the Valley. "Blest land Of India
thrice hallowed in song" Is the Mecca 9
y, . our pilgrimage.
u "fhe hills where Shepherds watohe,
q their focks by night" Bethlehem Of Eph
!, rate, Jerusalem, Gethsemene, Olives, on
:, hearts saddeT, but we hear in the oldel
! times, "Why stand ye hero gazing
= Miss jesse Stout, realizes that all eartt
Ily objects are pSriIhablS, The love Of th
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SWORN TO BEFORE ME,

Meadow Vale, Annapolis Co., Nova Scott,
NoY. 9. ISL.
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BALTIMORE, December 4.-Flour strong and
without change. Wheat, western higher but
easier at the close; No. 2 western winter ned
spot 81 81; December 81 39Xal 81; January
IL oSHal 6SA; February 81 65a1 65IEyS Corn,
western mixed, spot and December, 62hc;
new Ole; January, Coo. Oats steady; west.
ern white 40a47c; do mixed 44a45c; Pennsyl.
vania 46a47c. Rye quiet atS5a9Oc. Hay firm
and unchanged. Provisions strong and un
changed. Butter quiet; prime to choice west
ern packed 2Sa2Sc; roll 23a2Sc. Eggs firm
fresh &c; lined l6a1sc. Coffee dull; Rio
carHoes l4alIkc Sugar quiet A soft l0N
slg1ac. Whisky firm at 81 1S1fal II.
| UNCHANGED.
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DAILY.
GAS FoR ,1ARTIN,s PERRY.
It's Cost aud Iueome-some Impor,a
EatImntes.

It's Cost aud IueOme-sOme Imporlan,
a Estimates.
We have received, says the Martin,
FTyy Ners, from Mr.. Arthur Brown, sup.
orlntendent Of the Wheeling gas works for
the past l9 or 10 years, the following esti-
mate Of the cost Of constructing works
suitable for this place, present and pros
-pective. The estimates we think are lib
eral, and the profits are placed at figure
which will induce capitalists to give the
matter careful investigation. Light, Light,
more Light is matter in which all our
citizens are deeply interested.
1.-THE following approximate estimate Of
the cost OF six inch gas works, capable Of
producing about 25, COO to 10000 cubic ieet
OF gas per diem, is submitted.
Excavation OF tank 10! feet deep-bot-
tom diameter, 4S feet 0 inches; top diam
eter, 90 feet, equals, say 1881 feet, or
,444 cubic yards OF earth.
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IHE WHEELING DAILY TELeENCER FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 1879

violet and the lily are Of earth, only the
"Amaranthe," the "Immortelle' isimper.
ishable. In behalf Of herself and compan.
ions she offered this floral wreath 10 their
instructess In return for the guide book"
with which she had furnished them, or by
which they had been enabled to pursue
their journey to the Golden Gates, and to
learn the pass word by which they might
enter In.
Miss Taylor expressed her warm appre.
citation OF this beautiful tribute 10 her
faithful teaching and careful training, and
although the "Allegory" was suggestive
OF serious thought, her cheerful acceptance
and pleasant words will be "Immortelles"
to the class OF 80,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. December S.-Elour tirmer, but
notquotably higher. Wheat strong and bivb.
er; 30. 2 red winter 81 97Kai 30: No .
Chicago spring 81 25I<al 25X cash: al o5X
DeesmbCri 81 27Hal 27X January; 81 2sG
February: No. 3, 81 liz; rejected e6ISc.
Corn strong and higher; 4O;kc cash; 4iXc
Jan. ;4ljsc Feb; 1916 May; rejected IS Oats
strong and higher; SIC cash; Sls<c January !;
4Ac February; 3s1c May. Rye firmer al
Zoe Barley quiet at SIC. Dressed hogs 81 50
40 20. Fork excited and higher; Sic Goa
~ % cash. $lS S5al3 SIX January; $l4 OF K
ala 10 February; $14 30 bid March. Lard ex.
cited land higher; 81 IS cash; 81 OK Janua.
ry; IS O5aS q u February; s. % March. Bulk
meats strong and higher at 81 76a6 75a7 IS,
Whiskystesdy and unchanged at 81 Ii.
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Meeting at Raven Rock, PIeasann Conn.
", ON Behalf of the River RnIIroasI

i ", on Behalf OF the River Railroad.
WHEREAS, A railway having been pro
posed TO be built along the Ohio river be
tween Wheeling and Parkersburg, we, thu
citizens Of Peasants county, desire to ex,
tend to the corporators OF said railway al
Wheeling all the encouragement and aid
in our power, necessary for survey Of the
route aud an carry commencement Of this
enterprise. Therefore belt
Resolred, That we believe that this road
will be Of vast importance In the deyel.
opment Of the resources OF our county,
and in every way conducive to the best IN.
teTests Of our people along its line, and TO
the State at large.
RssOlred, That as soon as the location OF
this road Is definitely settled, that Il Is the
duty and to the best interests OF the peo.
pie along its routeto contribute In sub
stantial manner, by grants OF right Of way,
county, municipal or individual invest.
ment in stock, as they think best, and en-.
deayor II possible to build and own this
road themselves, without creating q bond.
ed Indebtedness.
Resolred, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the st. Marys
ObSerrT and sent to the incorporates Of
the proposed railway.
]. n. EsKEY, Chairman.
ltoBT. II. Browse, SeC'y.
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CINClsSATI, December 4.-Cotton strong al
1910 Flour lirmer at 20 l6a0 25a7 20. Wheat
strong at 81 2Sat 81. Corn In good demand
at 4lat4c. Oats firm at 36a31c. Rye quiet al
SaaS1c. Barley demand fair and market firm
az 9OasSC. Pork stronger At Sl3 60I14 90,
Lard In good demand at 81 02IiaT 10. Bulk
meats quIeti shoulders 45SC; clear rib Ike.
Bacon scarce and firm; clear Sc. Green meats
strong and higher; shoulders Axe: sides
o5fa83Eo; hams Sc. Whisky demand active
at 81 10: Butter dull, weak and lower;
choice Western Reserve 2?a26c; prime to
choice Central Ohio 1sAG0c. Linseed oil firm
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EAST LIBERTY, December 4-CArrLE-Re.
cceipts to-day $40 head OF through and lO2
head Of yard stock; total for three days 100
head Of through and 1,726 head eflocal. The
supply has been good and about equal to
the demand, though. the quality was gener.
orally common; good to prime scarce and
trmeE Ola full quarter, whilst the latter was
held firm at yesterdays figures; best 81 BOA
8 90; fair to good $ soa4 65 common $ 26a
Hoos-ReceIpts to-day 4s2 head; total for
three days 1915 head. Workers s. 25al IS;
Philadelphias 81 6Oa4 IS.
sHEEr-Receipts to-day 700 head total fol
three days 1890 head. Selling at s. 60al 65,
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, December 4.-Noon board opened
with wheat firm and closed easier; ambel
Michigan spot 81 S45i; January 81 SIX; No
2 red winter spot 81 IS; January 81 S7X
February 81 40X; March 81 43 No. I'D. &M
red 81 SO. Corn steady; prime mixed No,
spot axe; january 43Iic; May 4SXc; re
jected axe; damaged SOC. Oats quiet; No
2 S8Nc. Clover seed quiet; prime IS Is; No
1880. Dressed hogs IS %.
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ylelt,. IIIustraaesi FLORAL cuidc,

Abeautilul work o. 100 RACES, 0ne COlOred Flower
beSt Flowers and YegrtAhes With price Of SEEDS and
how 70 grow them. AN for Five Cent Stamp, Issued
Nov. 20th. In English OF German. Ylek's nluStrat-
every nuIaber and many One EpgnyInp. PTiSe,
81 Is year; Five Copies Tor IS %. Specimen nun
beFS sent for Ten cents three trial copies for Is cents
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester, n. Y,
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Trains leaving Columbus at $50 r. n. and esO 4. ,.
ssI,S Through Chicago express Leaves CoIurabas
except sunday, at so p ", viii EespinF ar
nasts arriving In ChlcAgO at 7.S0 next ToTninx.
Ticket Once, Columb4s. ~ StA'n pep"s
,h ruiitaans Palace Drawing Room EIseplng CA.
pbIIa SitAoat change from stsboavilio Tast 70
Cincinnati Louilrille, indianapolis Erd a Tor,s
thEeush Tickets, Baggage Check, slespins Cas
ooIm n and any iIrther Inionation, spnlv
H.sJIs NE ~: assELLEVILLE, Ticket Agent a Pa
sa. gepot loot Of Eleventh street Or Al CITY
Ofee, under Mcclure House, WhcSlinS.
D. W. CALDWELL,
NJ o SSni Manager, Columbus, @.
min Gsnl Pas and Ticket Agent columbu., D.
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Nelg Orleans cotton sInrhel.

NEW ORLEANS, December 4.-Cotton buoy.
ant middling l2ci low do 1llc; good orii.
s,oS1 bales Exports, coastwi,e 1881 bales.
Sales 2S,00O bales; stock "a, 900 bales.