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The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
From Yesterday. Late Edition
He Loses n stolen Team While Try,
ing 20 steal Some Corn,

Smyrna Times.
Peter Truax, living on Col. Robt.
Hills farm near the "Big Oak" found
himself In possession Of horse and
dearborn on Saturday night very unex.
pectedly. He discovered some one ont
In his cornfield apparently making of
with the golden ears. He slipped up TO
him rather easily and very. much to the
surprise of the individual who very evi
deBtly had not expected second party
to the affair. "Wbat are you doing
here?" demanded Mr.. 4. "Fm hunting
answered the man confusedly, aud with
out waiting TO answer what he was hunt
ing for, broke in tull run. Just then
Mr.. I. heard horse "whicker" and sus
pectiDg as much, found the thief bad
brought horse and dearborn for the
stolen corn, which which he hitched In .
neighbours peach orchard. They are still
in his possession, no one having come
10 claim them.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
Confederate Bonds.

LONDON, Nov. 3, 1881.
Confederate dollar bonds have de-
clined to 81 %. Cd. per fl00. Tho
Times in its financial article to-day
says:-"The pnrchf ses of Confederate
bonds are believed to be entirely due to
the action of clique who are prepared
to run up the price of any rubbish II
they think there IL the faintest chance
or alluring the public into joining the
venture. The attitude taken by the
United States Government ought to
give such persons cause for reflection
The American governments right to
alleged property in Europe 10 appar-
emily undeniabie. The Oonfederacy
never having been recognized a. q soy.
ereign State and the property 1t claimed
to hold being really that Of the United
States, there would seem TO be NO Ques-
ton Of title which the bondholders can
put forward. A claim which the Uni.
ted States government opposes in such
determined fashion can hardly be worth
very much.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
DIR.
NEW
LIVER PILL.
SUGAR CoATED4
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
ONE PILL ~ A DOSE.
ONE PILL IN DOSE
EACH VIALooNTAIss TWENTY rlhi''
One PHI IA Dose.

| One PHI Dose.
| PRICE TWENTY FIVE gENiSs;
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGIST
| CAUTIoN.-None are gennit uhless
! signature of ALLEN HAfDogA saI l JAZZ
| each Vial of Pills. Every PITS IL Dusa
/ Coated. IL your druggist does mol KY
| them we will mall them free 70 any yi ~
1 dress on receipt Of rs cents. Five ha
| for Ill. 90 Buy at once. DO hot ue'e "a, al
These Pills are an absolute cure ~ ~
| billions and malariai affections,
| grapple with disease nj It's iouht later
| and root 1t out of the patient sys ~ M,
once. They iortiiy the body again Nv an an
ease I'm ali forms OF sudden attacks w. ~
epIdemics, and enable all to Dfa s,,oss
miasmatlc danger OF swamps ana ig, M
one vial of DR.. HAYC0CKs NEW h natn1
Pills relieves the entire system o. ipa n,d
and aches, enliYens the splrilS anu
new blood yrtNs
ROUNDING THROUGH THE V ,,f;as
send for this inestlmaDIe hiee''
once and take no other. ,o,hinp bud
Hesitation and delay MI vau have n
another lorm OF suicide when w. ,'naiantly.
reInedy al hand to cure sick ness in Eli MI
Take disease In time ana y ou
saved many DAYS of useless Ih. .ao. plIIsl
mr. Haydock's New Liver ~. a
Ars the ,rue grams anu essence Of . ne|
and The graatest blessing Vhas
has given TO the word. a,r COUNTRY /
Az L. OVER THIS VAST eoo'
THE PEOPLE KNOW THEN rupM
THE PEOPLE PEA ,rom "a
,,,,axads of Letters Say from ~
tlenis nj. over the habitable glop' piIl has
Dr. Haydock, your new LiN''
rid me of all blliousness' n,a of i've or |
No more nOxious doses lor ny n'la Of y0ui [
Ten Mills taken at one time oAo
pills cured me, ,..,os rom bilious !
After suffering t0rluresa ,ar pills cured /
uea ami nave no return o. th io has leiI |
ni ia, az az DECOR. My headaene h hasp 10
mo send me another vial 10 A'''
th n,r dociors treated me for c aad Al last
stination. us they GALLEY ~, New Liysl
said ID was incurable. io"'
Pills cured me. mr. Haydock Ne"
nad I, iii y,iye me hearty one
Yonr pills are marvellous ma y headache
nr Haydock has cured my
that I'VE wa nall of one OF your p daar Young
habs for cholera morbus'
thing got we'll in day. NO IA now cufed'
NV nausea of inorhi"s
asa a NJ , uiel of Dr. Haydocks ,,rslela and
p,iis cnred me of terrible ho
palms In the head. ,.,o. want one for y
send me two yials; ,,,ar
poor family. v,als of your New Nv
pills by return iaaii. Gag and heaaaohs
Doctor, my blIleuen ,.,o,.
are all gonnte .sases OF the RidneSyse.w Liver
For az l,,se Dr. Haydocks Pill will
. ,s,,a % arc a perfect cure.
4 lie iisfy tbe most skeptloaN,s ryous Prostraa,
Ty s%als ossssfs
Z AP i. Psaw f Liver Pills will be '0lA
ffectnal remeay.r In their enSoaniesd.
o ansy can almost. s WICK 4 co., VI
o ma Platt b.. Ne
noy22eodawis.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04

I'm OF THE
AMOUNT OF TAXES TO BE COLLECT
ED FROM EACH HUNDRED FOR
THE YEAR 1881, AND THE AMOUNT
PAID BY EACH COLLECTOR TO
NOVEMBER iSr, 1881.
Amount to be collected by VIM.
l.. Wilson, collector for Bran-
dywipe Hundred ...,.......... aIO.7H Al
Amount to be collected by VIM
kyne, collector for North VIII
mington ;.....;:.....:.....:.... 1927 50
Amount To be collected by Chas.
ii. ID. Bedford, collector for
south Wilmington .,;...:..... Abb 81
l.. Kilgore. collector for Chris
tiana Hundred; ............ 1912 10
Amount TO be collected by Benz.
Gregg, collector for Mill Creek
Hundred ;.....;...:.......-.... 1888 81
=: Wier, collector for White
Clay Greek Hundred 49,. CPS rs
X. hees, collector for PencaAer
hundred 6sH "a
ID. Fols collector for New Cas-
. tie Hundred ,:;;.....;.:....;.. 1.7l7 90
A. Cleaver. collector for Red
Lion Hundred ;;.....;.......... 6.43I 90
nell j. Lynch, collector Tor ST,
Georges Hundred. 14.574 Is
ara +. Hanson, collector for
. Appoauinlmink Hundred -. 5.7e5 ~
~: Armstrong, collector FOR
Blackbird Hundred. 1920 II
A Total 1871 ,s24 80
Amount paid by WIN. l.. Wilson
collector for Brandywine Hd., AZ. 500 90
Amount paid by VIM. Kynecol-
iector tor North Wilmington. IL 01O IN
Amount paid by Chas. ii. ID.
Bedford, collector for South
Wilmington hundred ...,.. l5.og0 IN
Amount paid by SamI l., Kill
gore, collector for Christiana
hundred, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, g. 600 nD
Amount paid by Benjamin
Gregg Collector Mill Creek Hid. b.oDO On
Amount paid 10y Uriah s. Wier
collector naeat ior White Clay Creek 1000 90
collector for Penoader Hd;,.... 1000 co
collector COLI, for New Castle Hd... 10000 90
e To collector lor Red Lion Hd;, $500 90
Lynch, collector st. George's. kothinq
Amount paid by Richard f.
Hanson, collector Tor Apo
mink Hundred .........,.,... an M
Amount paid by George b, wy W
armstrong, colleeto for BLACK
bird hundred ...........,...... 4OO OO
s6i,32D w
WILLIAM HERBERT,
County Urea nrar
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
OEHLER's STATEMENT.


Oehler, the keeper of the German
boarding house, No. East Front street,
denies having viGtimized the green emf
grant, Carl Wehner, a. charged last
week. He made his denial to Esquire
Bertolette, aud said that when he went
TO Philadelphia with Wehne-, at the lat
tors suggestion. he left Wehner's vallse
At the saloon of friend. Afterwards
Wehner, on falling to get his desired sit
uation IN butchering establishment,
became very much excited, and grew SO
angry that Oehler left him, first giving
him note to the saloon keeper so that
he might get his vAlise. Webner, how.
ever, returned TO Wilmington without
going after IL. Oehler gave the location
Of the saloon to Esquire Bertolette, who
wrote to the designated place for the
valise, which was promptly sent and ar
rived at the Esquire's Office this morn
ing. And 80 the mater ends for the
present.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
Land Saleh.

The following sales of real estate have
recently been made through Charles E.
shanahan, Esq real estate agent and
broker:
Farm belonging to the heirs of the
late James IL. McNeal, on Kings
creek, 8! miles of Easton, 1913 acres, to
n. Brenneman, OF Lancaster county,
Pa, for $500.
Edward Armbruft's farm, /. miles
northeast OF Easton, on Railroad ave.
nue., extended, 81 acres, to John Sy.
mons, for SO ,600.-Edsto,t, Nd, Lodge =
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
Atlanta Exposition.

ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. 2, 1881.
General Lor!ng, United States Com.
missioner OF Agriculture, delivered a
long and able address here on. .Ibe
statistics and Advancement of Agrlcul.
tare IN America" An address was also
made by Edward Atkinson, who will
speak again to morrow, which has been
set apart as "Manuiacturers' Day." The
National Exhibitors Association was
formed TO day. 10"
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04

A. company of Philadelphia capital
SITS have made novel investment at
Wayne, thirteen miles from the city.
They purchased 600 acres for $3.50,
600 and spent 500, 200 in landscape
gardening, $4,000 tor water supply
and enough in draining TO swell the
total investment to 100000. The
building lots are an acre each, and the
purchaser is bound to select one out
OF twenty striking detigns for resi-
dence, costing $4,000 to $4,000. Pic
turesqueness is further provided for
by liking the exact spot on which the
house shall stand, and locating the
trees TO suit the landscape. The lots
have been nearly all taken.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
SpoiIed Sausage

Mr.. Worrell, of Kennett Square,
"a, a butcher in the Second street
Market house. this city, arrived here
yesterday morning, with four hum
dred pounds OF sausage, which on ex-
animation, was found to be entirely
spoiled by the damp weather and had
to be thrown away.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
Fortune Throws Her Chances All
Around.

The widespread popularity of the old
established Louisiana State Lottery is
residence of its fortunate winners at the
l36th Grand Drawing on Sept. i4tn last,
when the principal winners turned up
for their money from Memphis, Tenn.
oaay Fay A Ca,maD 4I ana Al
d. r.. Warsaw, Ind, and many thous-
ands of other places all over the world.
The next drawing 1.-THE ls8th) will take
place on Tuesday. Nov. Sth, and any one
La, will quickly learn all about Il.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04

Rufus H. MCPHERSON, of Atlanta. Ga
committed suicide there at 4 o'eIooh na.
terday. He was In the Kimball Honsa
oar, where, drawing six-chambs red r, :.
volyer from his pocket, he put the NM.
Zle TO his head and fired. Death was a i.
most instantaneous. The young man who
10 well connected, Is said to have co,.'
United the act because his grandfatbsr
had disinherited him, ssVather
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
Ex-speaker sharp TO be Fixe d

WASHINGTON, November Sit is
on the cards here that ex-Speaker
Sharpe, of New York, is to receive a
fat Federal place for his fidelity to the
stalwart cause in the New York Leg
islature. His declination of renomi-
nation to the Assembly is probably
the only ground for this rumor.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
u EsaisTER's ORDER.


hEaiSTER'S OFFICE.
new Castle county, OcI, n. 1891
Upon interpolation OF ndrew r. al,agos
auih ihistfhtor OF John SkagVs Iata
Appoqulnlmink Hundred in ssIj c.,,.,o, o.
ueceAhed, IL IL ordered and al ractad ~, X
Register mat the Adminislrator y fnrs.a an9
give hotice OF the granting of ia',asa
VI huhlhlsiration upon the estate AZ ~ .
deceased, with the date OF granline ihara
VI, W causing adVertisements Ia IL ,.os,
81 Wllhln forty days from the data of enn.,
letters, IN six OF the most public nlnoas ,i
the county OF New Castle, reuuIr1no al
persons having demands against ths a. ai'
Itte 10 present the same or abida no GO az
ACT OF Assembly In such case nadoS ~
pfoVldsu, And also cause lhe Ma M a q, Ni ~
inserted Within the same period A., po
WiLhiNGToN GAZETTE, "a fewspa na,r III, n'to
lished IN Wilmington, aud TO Ia ps,,,ui
ued therein three weeks, od1,
60, Glyen under The hand a.. -,
Il. 8. OF office of the Register afnras sea- -,
49, at Wilmington Ia New r,
county, aforesaid, the day aud wear shS,ie
"fi''en. H. q. BIdGs, Register,
Al .aua N OTTO
All persons having ciai ~ -a..,,,
sa - III ~, .ne deceased must present ,ha
e oaiae vuiy attesLed TO the Administro,.se
On or before oct. 2IsL, lss2 nr ahs'I aLor
~. o. assembly In such case MAJ, a .ne
ANDREW L sKAGas
Addfess-Townsend, Del. ait
oet2i-3weods
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04

Few complexious can bear the strong
white morning light which exposes
every speck OF tan, every pimple and the
slightest sPottihg of eczema. In DR..
Benson's Skin Cure is sure relief from
the annoyance of these blemishes ON the
cheek of beauty,
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04

an over the land goes up from mothers,
that says my daughters are so feeble
anu sad, with no strength, all out of
breath aud lfe at the least exertion,
What can we do for them 2" The answer
Is simple and full of hope. One 10 fou
weeks use OF Hop Bitters will make
them healthy, rosy, sprIghtly and cheer
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
A Victory for Boston 81. Car Lines.

BOSTON, November 3.-The railroad
commissioners Of this State, after q
hearing of several days Oh the petition
of q number Of citizens for reduction
of the street railway fares in this city,
have to-day rendered decision that
they have no power to order q reduc-
lion,
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
MNua,06jsul
Neuralgia, sprains,
Pain in the Rack and c,a

sAhhHt
Pain in the Back and Side
Ihere Is nothing more painful than tbese
diseases but the pain can be removed and
.he disease cured by use OF Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
ms RENE dy ~ not n cheap BenzIna
" fetToleum product that ,n,,.t ~. I..s
rom IRE or heat to avoid danger
pios.oh, nor Is IL AN untried exnc,I
Heht That may do more harm fI,nn $50
ram Killer has been in constant use
!or iorty years, and the universal testimony
run I'LL parts OF the world IL, IL never
ahs'f IL not only effects permanent cure
pu. II relieves pain almost instantaneonsIv
'e,ne purely vegetable remedy, IL 81 safs
~ sne hands OF the most inexperienced
inc record OF cures by the uso n, n.
MILLER would NIL volumes. The fnliovI,,,
extracts from letters received show what
thoSe who have tried 1t think:
Edgar cady. owatonna, MINI. sava.
a. hDout year since my wife becaTre snbia,,
70 severe suffering from rheImatisIn ~
reIeVes ga he 70 the PAIs KILLER, which speedily
o Homes, E Eowsn writes from the suors
had been afflicted three years via, ..,,r.,.,,
AZ Az w sleeit s,asns Of the stomach lie i,rs
dasr msisuuIHsAr Hospital gave M nv tass 4,
uespalr tried your PAIN KII1pu ai,l < ", :. ~
a NE immediate relief have rcgaiHei NV
occupation. " 'e""" ~ USUAL
VI n tWalMorth, saco, Me. writes:
\. York says: '-s.' - '+'ih,
AMI hs ss used yo PAM tor rasnuati.m
n a aau ~ nh Y received great benefit
barton Seaman says:
abd hay,ISo1nd 4 nessyaa,g rei2ods for
mr.; Bnrdttt writes:
Dbl, [a 70 give relief in cases of rheun.tls,n
rhn, T Glipert, Somerset, Pa, writes;
"a rroih actual use, know Your PAN Kutru
IL Inc best medicine l can get : >'' Mill"
10 n M druggists Keep Pam KILLER. Its price
a., % iow 1hat IL Is within the reach OF all,
and 1t Will save many times its cost In aoctor,,
piila aoeA, soc. and sI.Oo a bottle.
reHRf DAVIS & SON, Proprletor,,
Providence, r. I.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04

Hope Loo &c, No.2, I.o.o f., last
night receiN ed large cake from Thomas
.. Lewis, member of the Lodge, who
recently Joined the matrimonial band
me cake was eaten with relish and an.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04

FRIDAY.
20 {, DUPONT Guards,
Inc Excelsior Democratic Club.
Excelsior Lodge, No. /, X. of p.
Ealriax Lodge, No. y. /. o. o. Il.
hesene Council. No. 8, 0. u. A. NJ.
Columbia Lodge, No, %, /. 0. o. +.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. u, A. NJ
Delaware Tr bel No. 1. Imp. D. II. M.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04

Frank Carroll, who is suspected of the
murder of Michael Early, his neighbor,
of Walllngsord, Conn, on Saturday
evening, is under arrest. Blood has
been found on bis clothes. His stories
are contradictory and the testimony
strong against him.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.


". -, REGISTERS OFFICE.
~ New Castle Co.. October PAIN, nsI.
, Upon the application OF William j, Mar
wen, administrator OF William WaIson
iate Oh wilmington Hd,, in said county.
aeetasel, IL ~ ordered and directed 81
Lhe register that the Administ rs tor .afors.
sala give notice of the granting of letters
~ hamlnihtration upon the estate OF the
1eceahed, with the date OF granting there.
Oh ~ causing advertisements TO be posted
VIM, , iorty days from the date o. such
~ IN DIX OF the most public places OF
persons having demands against the es-
.ate 70 present the same or abide By an
$500, ~ a,sseilpiy IN such case made and
pfeVided. And also cause the same In he
Inserted within the same period In Inc
WmihLa,tN9ros GAZETTE, a Newspaper pub.
iharai ~ " iihilhgton and 10 be continued
Given under the hand and saaI
>. OF Once Of the Register Aforesaid
at Wilmington, Ia New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and yenr ai,,v'
"'tt'eh' =. 4. BIGGS, Register
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04

EssTLEMENLY AGENTS WANTED
~ regeneration liberal 10 gentIero On
M; JAIL between and IL a. no. and !
p " bl2 KING STREET.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04

M ANTED.-By q refined and Genteei
W woman position an housek eeper
can teach little children or assist In the
general houseke Keeping.
Apply 10 MRS. CARRIE LUGd,
$50 Church street
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04

81. "a. persons having claims against the
state OF the deceased must present i liz
S an aliy sttesled 10 the Admin strainr
INC act Of Assembly IN suen case nas..
aud provided. h' suo
WILLIAM J. MAXWELL.
Address uu,.,Ad Administrator,
Oci2J -Jwend
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
FOURTH EDITION
Y.a,c.ssor. -. "a 49,

Indications for To day.
For the Middle States, clearing and
colder weather. northwest winds and
rising barometer.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04


purifles the blood, purges out The lufkld
humors In tie system, that underml1
health and settle into Troublesome disd|
ders. EruptiUns OF the skin are The 4
pearance on the surface OF humors ID
should be expelled from the blood. n
ternal arrangements are the determnl
ton OF these came humors 10 some inta
nal organ, or organs, whose action It'd
derange, and whose substance they I'D
ease and destroy Ayers SarsaparlII
expels these humors from the bloo1
When they are gone, the disorders thS
produce disappear, such as liberation I
tho Ltuer, Stomach, Kidneys, Lungs, Erui
IONS, and Ef,ipttUe Diseases Of The Skin,
dntlioay's Fire, Rose On EryHpeldi, PiH1
Piles. Ptistpies. BLotehei, B0ils fum0rS, I'd
Ter and Salt Rlieum, Scdid Head, RingrOr1|
Ulcers and Sores, RiteWmdtsrn, Nelrdlyi1
Pain IN the Bones Side and Head, FemdI
Weakness. SeriiftU Leuc0uhGd drtit4
from Internal liberation and Uterine ~
eases, DF0psy, DyspeDsia, EmGciahon, ~
General De6ility. With their departu1
health returns.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
HAYDoCK,S
VITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA.


inc extraordinary effect OF this pa naoea
Kidneys and Urinary Organs il wiiha,,,tn ~ o
parallel in the history OF medjcIns 80 q
~ results lar beyond any of the Kidnev
iehedles OF The day. ItBtImulaies DIoas.
eLouI aaas Tone To the system. Inyivnrstas
ene OeDllltated, and il infaillble ior tns
cure OF diabetes In Its worst form. vac
one Trial OF teaspoonful in a ,ytna
Blstss Oh water Will convince the rnnui
utes. hiin,
DISORDER OF TIL e KIDNEYS
IN all diseases affecting these organs
Thetner lhey secrete too much or too M.
with stone or gravel. or with aches ana
of the kidneys e iesioas
~ fDOCk's KIDNEY pANACr.
" III give almost Immediate RELIEF wnan
all otner means have failed. The noai
powerful existing medicine Tor the cnre
vi tnaie complaints. Fifty years srs
perlence lncontestably PROVE this remedy
UNI u,nfigallea TOR the disorders Incidental 10
sle iennale sex. No family should be
Wlthout IL, ana IL may be taken by youlo
and old, as II Will restore health Was
every other means prove unsuccessfiuI,
10 the stomach we trace Dyspepsia
neadacns and general debility: 10 III,
!iNef, Die, Jaundice and yellow fever IN
the bowels, diarrhtea dysentery. constI
patlon, piles and tistula: to the Inns
consumption, etc. to the blood scrofll7a'
sSuIV w anu all cutaneous eruptions. Nv
Keeplng these organs and vital fluid nnrs
ana healthy We may safely DEFY an az
lacks OF disease, and no me.iic,, nne ~. ~,
prepared for this purpose can eauaI liz
action Of Siaaa the
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
A YER's CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the Purposes OF "a Family
Physic, Curing

Worms Govt, Neuralgia, as a Dinner
Pill, and Purifying the Blood. are the
most cosgeniai purgative yet perfected.
they excel all other filis. They are safe
and pleasant TO take, but powerful to
cure. They purge out tho foul humors OF
Inc blood they stimulate the sluggish or
alsordered organs into action; and they
lmpart health and tone to the whole be-
ing. They cure not only the every day
complaints OF everybody, but formidable
and dangerous diseases. Most skiIIfuI
fhysicians. most eminent clergymen and
our bsst eitl<ens, send certificates of cures
poriormeS, and OF great benefits derived
from these Pills. They are the safest and
best physic for children, because mild a.
Wel as effectual. Being sugar coated
thsy arc easy TO take and being purely
vegetable theJ are entirely harmIssB,
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
A YER's sARsAPARILIA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOC

This compouj
OF the Negeta0
Alternatives ,sar2
parllla, bod
: Still,ngla, sd|
: Mandrake, VII
the lodides Of "a
ash nd Ir0l
makes u most I
fectual cure OtI
series of cod
plants which 4
very preyalel
and gtltlrilng
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
PHILADELPHiA MAKKETs1r u


PHILADELPHIA MARK ETS.
WEDNESDAY, November 3.5P.M.
FLOUR continues dull at The late de-
cline. Sales of Zoo barrels. Including
Minnesota extrassat 81 so for clear, and al
y 75ab for straight; Pennsylvania extra
amily at 60 7ja7 Western do. do. at
" ~ a ., and patents at IS a 9. Rye flour
Is dull al 50 6Za7 per barrel.
GRAIN.-W wheat Is lalhc per bushel
were traction higher. Sales of 4JI1
bushels Red and Amber at 81 i8aI IL. Al
the oren board. 500 bushels Novvenlber
sofa az VI 4TA and 500 bushels December
at 81 o2l4 ; 81 40 was bid for October. ana
u a9% for January. Rye Is lower. and I0O1
bushels sold at Vi 07al 0s for Pennsylyania
Torn IL quiet aud about steady. Sales OF
gooO bushels, including yellow, at 7IIS a
&c. mixed at 7llaa.21zc. steamer at lie,
NO. al I0c., and reie .led at 7Oc, Oats are
IN good request and steady. Sales OF ~ :
W. bushels, including White, at 5Oa52c.
and rejected and mixed at 57lsa4sc,
WHIsKf,-Sales OF Western iron bonnd
are reported at 81 Is per gallon.
PHI CATTLE MARK ET
n MONDAY. Oct. 81, s r.. M,
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand. and
prices were fraction higher. 1900 mead
arrived and sold at the different yards nj
oaot9c. per lb., the latter rate for extra.
SHEEP were lower. 1900 head sold al
me "a e, diierent yards at 2l1a51ze., and Lambs
Hoes were rather lower. 5000 head aold
as to quality.
fufk Drove Yard, SD and Lancaster ape-
nue.. West Phtladelphia, oct. 20.
sHEEP;-Extra, 10 10 100 lbs, 59z To 5ill;
good, W TO 100 lbs. 8 to So fair. S1 ia II
a lbs, ~ 10 N eulls. ~ 10 S1z;good lam bs,
~ 70 n - ~, um lambs . to 81; common
400 head. On
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04

1867 Prizes, amounting to. .sli1, 400
Responsible corresponding agents " ant
ed mt all poiuts, 10 whom liberal coin peu-
sation Will be paid.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving full address. send orders by ex-
press or Reglstered Letter, or Money Or
der by mail, addressed only To
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or M. A. DAUfHIN at
No. az broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and munags-
ment OF GENERALS u. I. bEAUkE-
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-04
Notice To The Public.

The ptlbllc are heFeby cautioned
against sending any Money or Or.
ders TO NUNEs a CO., IS \ tAssua ~,
New York city, as authorized by ne
Louisiana STATE Lottery Company 10 sell its
Tickets. They are flooding The country
Oith Bogus Circulars purporting 10 be
Of The Louisiana STATE Lottery Company,
and are frauduientiy representing lAeBl-
SELVES as It's Agents. They hare no authority
rom this Company 10 sell Us Tickets, and are
not Us agents for any purpose.
MA .DA LPHIN,
Pres. LsottfsidBa State Lottery Co,
NEw ORLEANS, La :, July 4. 1881.
septi u&wiw.