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h.F. bower. Fac, Merchant,
I n 8 q r 4 N 9 E.! /!
CALL AND
insvre your Property against Loss By
EsREi FIREI GamEl
In the following responsible Companies /:
HUMBOLDT
FIRE INsuRAHCE MANY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
cAsu CAPITAL
i've Hsaarea TAsusanA DsiDaps.
Driagspsrs Fire q Mavsss las. c..
BRID0EP0Rr. CONN.
CAPITAL AND Sunrlrs, 1857 900 90.
farssrs 4 Mcdaniel n ssra.ee c..
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
CAPITAL, *3O0, 900 90.
TAs above highly r.:p,asibi. Companies ara .ov
Loss or Damage BY Fire
And rsy all Lossss Promptly. -
INSURE YOUR LIVES,
For tn. Benefit Of As.. you Love,
MnsaAi Deneais Lite In.ur..c. n.
Charter ed BY iA< STATE Of Ne~ Jerssy, lsIs.
Leses paid up to January 1, 1858. ~ 7o4 sas Is
Dividends paid 10 Insured go see -
Net scsunuhtsd Capital 1,7ASJ3tfs
Policies are issued In the above rsliahls a,d
sspSsssas Lie In'ar.nee Company. By psyisg
ether half sts per cent. intersst-annsai aivi-
dsnds, averaging IS per cent. paid 70 iusns.d IA
mot 70 stockholders.
Call and see the agents for above Con pA.iss. n
their once on second street.
STEWART oRIFYIrn.
$4,000 First Msrsgsgs DsnAs
OF the Tim n. wsyne R. y. 70 E1sA..e. 10,
LAats.
BENrONSrORT COAL.
Orders for this superior Coal can b les, At n.
0"es0i STEWART : GRIFFITH.
$50 Acres CAoies faFnao9 lnnas.
In Laeas snd Ripggold Counties. Iowa.
Fsr Ssis CAeep ~ EscAs.ss ysv Coed.
eAilsAslPAia Cay Properly.
In Exchange for Farming Lands in low.
Missouri or Illinois.
Lands In Northern and Southern Low. for
sale ON favorable terms, By
nehlod STEWART ! GRIFYITH, As..,..
= J. A. u A son.
d e " + L s r
DENTAL ROOMS ov.s
J. 9. PARRoTr's DRY GOODS STORE.
MAIN srREsr,
Dstwssa TAlra aaA rssrsA ssree,..
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aTATEM EMIT - the Condition -
the Stnee fire aDa Marine lnsae
vsnce Company 81 PsnsylvansA,
Made UP y Jssssvv lsf, 1883, In compliance wtsA
"As Act Ia rsisstsa 10 Ia~sranes Compssiss
LIST. The name Of he Compsny Is the estate Fire
ana Marine I.sssesee ce.pAny," Of Pennsyl-
vAnia, and Il looatsd u AarrLburg, pa
tad. Ths authorised Capital Stock 10 three hun
ased thousand dollAis.
ysd. The amount paid up and secured 10 one hun.
drsd thousand dollars.
18th. The assets Of the Company follows, Wis.
lst. Cash On hand and il the hands Of aSents
and other persons .................3s 81, 465.35
I'd. Fourteen Illinois CsuirAl Rail
road bonds lst mortgage, each
&lsos, per cent, Par val: Nit val.
Sd. Pour Indiana Central
Railroad bonds, each
$500, 10 per eent.....: a,sse.eo 3eeo.se
Two Indiana Central
Railroad bouds, esoh
1000, 10 per cont. 100000 100000
9lA7ss.ss
Ath. Debts due the Company secured
BY bonds and inortgagc, ........ t6,465.pe
9Th. Debts otherwise sscufsd, none.
otA. Debts for premiums, bills re-
4 oeivaOle........ ......... ~, 93l.M
ss~ III. All other securities, namely
1900 shares stock VI Hopsvsll
81 Coal and Iron Company ......... 100000
Premium Notes. ................... la, l16. 20
Stock Notes held N part Of
the Cepital...... ..................... to,eo0.oe
LIABILITIES:
18th, The amount Of liabilities due or
not due TO banks or ether creditors
Of the Company, none.
81. Losses Adjusted and due, none.
tn. Lossss adjusted and not dus 1890. 20
0sn. losses nosd5ssted OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3,i00.oe
9th. Losses In ssspsnse, awaiting fur
seee proofs ............. .............. 800 %
lesh. Other claims against the C.mps-
~, Rssisted claims ,)........ $780,. ... s,75eoe
il.h; u: s,:sts't amount injured on any On. risk
isA: No cps :eseih' rules regulating the .n'.a. !.
18th. Ths practice Of the compAnyn not ID sxtess
more than 5000 to any one Are.
i4th. A certified copy of the Charter IL on Als .,
Up. =: RUTHERFORD s1i'ifI President.
9. wAap, Secretary,
Aupsros's ovsscs, IesA.
II u hereby certified that tho ssate Hirs ssd Ne.
rtne ias.ssses Company, Of Assrtsbsss, Pa, 49,
49, with Section ., Chapter ~, Lew II 1851,
nsv The ssstiAssas Of Agessy of G. @. A. Ssriblss
Tor ksokak. L. Cosasy, watch 10 heessy ssasin-
usd !. fsll aasss s:d sesss f.r this yssr ltss.
ISL lH ~ Of March, 1858.
JN0. PATTEE, Auditor IL Iowa.
Policies isssed BY G. c. A. sTRiDLEN, Agent.
Third-st., over Pickles Lssoss mark.
aorAL s1swAsr. ESQ. !. snspSlsn.
STE WANT 4 GRUTHITm,
Once formerly occupied BY Latch ! Thempsea,
SECOND sr., HEAa MAIN,
KICK IOWA,
Attorneys and ('oxnssiiors at Les,
INsUaANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Psriscsisr snssfio~ pssd 10 re Collection Of Dsbss
end Loantne Of Mossys.
Hon. J, Phillips, Ph@aix, New York.
Hos. Chas. Batter,
Walter s. 0siGth, Hsq.,
Hoa. Hirs~ S.ocan, Troy, NY.
Hoe. Albert II. Tracy, BaGslo, NY
n. A. Tucker ! Co. bankers, Chicago.
Geo. Pearsoas, Esq ,ccussxlioS, Chiesgs.
0en. Y. r. Ssa Antwerp. Ksoksk, Iewa.
Chss. Parsons Co, bankers, keohuk.
Tiliinshsst, Lane Buei,
Gel. 4. Dudley,
k.f. bower. Fac. Merchant
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use and ali kiads u nanuSassuSins puyposes
Which h. will q al t!ses = pEsps..d supply ~
GROVER DAKER AACHINke ~ tie neet
simple and rsliaAls two thseaA machines II ~.
and ere nov o9sfsd 70 the entire NsstAvsst q
kssssrn prices. guaranteed to give satisfsstioa.
Address orders TO
HUGH ALEXANDER, Agent,
fsbl5d3m l60 Laks-st., Chisago.
eingeRss asWiag AachIne.
ESOk eli manufsetufing purposes, Singers Sew.
Ing Msehines are Assnsd isdispsasAAls. The
Pshlis insist spon having thsis sotbisg: Ae., naAs
BY thsn. Singers Hsniiy Sewing NseAiss Il The
latest prsssntsd for eoupstition, and, bsine AZ
ranged With fall knewsdes Of The defects Of other
nasAiass for similar usss No. avoided " rsnsdisd
them all. II 70 the hssdsoDsst Sewing Machine
ever nsds. and The easiest 70 hasn 70 operate.
lite exesllsss mechanical psiseiplss and qualities
ARE readily appreciated By shsss acquainted With
sewing machines. and give assurance u their ~
coming univsrsally sdsptsd. Apply for ]. n.
Singer Co. . Gazette. Copies supplied gfatis.
Western eABss leo Lake Street, Chicago.
msh~den VIZ. BR0DERICK. Agent.
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Cash Capital. oi.o0o 900.
Assoluss Aap usmpAnxp.
WITH A SURPLUS or ssss, u,.ss.
wuA fAs syssfigs u - Yesvs' sseesss E.,,-s<.1,

onsessse0 Ni9sos MOI oue. 4l73.eA "a
Les'e' Eqsiissiv Altssfe1 snl Sys~pfIv Ped.
UPWARDS OF eli 200. 900
VI Loses have been paid By ths Etpa Insur..e.
Co., In the past 80 ysass.
Fire ana IntanA NavasassSn
kisks accepted ct tssus eonslstsst vtth soive..v
and fais pso1t.
kpstst Attentions sssn 70 kAs fasuvsaes AZ D,,.i,~os
SAG Csssssss, fer ssvsss II sss 70 ave years.
The psogrsss II this eospsssaioo h. hesn ...h,.
ma enanssSTSpssd thfoae6 sssssns u hnaucjai eup
ss'se 80 seos0, VI Periods eventual In or exempt
iron svcepang soa1agrstisns ssd maritime dieas-
~. neaoe lcog sstAbaishs1 - . cash hssis the
isoshs. q tAs credit sysss. eSsst q in % nate
DssiAs "Aasd tinss" the security Of reliable L.
ssssase y - imperative duty--the sbilisy Of
Rropssp ovnss TO Sustain los being then nseh
Ass.siss IN all the PRINCIPAL elite, s,a ,ov,.
throaghest the State. Psijsiss issued vitho.t
dsiay, - any Of the daily authorised Ahsns "a ~
Company.
- bssiasss attended 70 with Despatch ana ri.
OFFICE II tAs Ksohsk Assssy. eor,s, ~ IA
and AaiA-s sta. HR fRN- Fvnw
nehsI4wsn ~. 49,.
1sse. SPRING GOODS 1sss.
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FaYWsls's Assan nag mauuaaesory.
Nos. ~. ~ asd ~ WabAsh Avsass,
QA0s AND SACKS Of every description and
~ variety, furnished spea The sheytsst sotiss,
aad printed With appropriate Dsssls.
SIMEON YAkWBLL,
nshldAw3m Proprietor.
re Dssek makers And Capitalists.
1--WE sadssstgnsd vosh tsvits all interested
1 parsis. 70 exaotDs vsrkiss nsAsi Of .
Brick 4aehfoo,
Which 10 sspssios 70 all sthsss svss isvsassd. II
- nssa sAsepss, ooss postsbiA. sd - simple q
act to y liable 70 get est 81 es1ss. Three nsa
as1 eas by go make froo - - IAsoOo povs
feet 1vAek pr Day. II sss - rua Wits lea
peuss thaa any Cher. Ive horses, - = issA hsit
sill wosk u With ease II makes ~ heisk direct
y. freo ths Aask vitiest tsapsriss, ~ - make
Brick al sesssas Of ths year without regard 70
wsetAss. Circslsrs ssnt By addressing ". HUTCH.
IN0S. Bee M9, Chicago, ills. The ncdsl sas 3,
sees q ls5 ka.dolpA-st.. Chisseo. Also, sample
Of Brick oeAs ~ SAs Aashins.
". HU1CHtNSSA WAKEMAR HULL.
Sols Agents Ter he sals Of Beynton's lnpsovsd
bsisk Prsas fos he Wsst. tjaalSd2n-c rs.
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That d the way the 0ovtI ~ y.
sas We inaueuratsd. There vas = eppo-
sition TO Il from the 6rst. Those Who Mad
e1sa driven from the polls, thoss Who wsrs
"a w. % the party sAaA ~ slnG1o11od II
1esss 49,, =! 1sn
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CouScfE Roox, March Is, 1853.
Council met. -
;, Pses<aa the Mayor, a.d Ads.1 ai0Aop.
Besbs. Day, Psassrson. Snish. Wuhi1 =
Ths petitisA q W. c. Stripe and %
wis1tno NE City Councilto rurchass Of
Lym1n and 6ariblen their ART annual sxk1f1t
Of tn buildings erected asd improvements
madein Keokuk ID 1857, Nas referred TO the
Committes on Finance.
The petition Of RobsFt 6iupson asking lvr
the abatement Of the nuloAnoeo on Blocke No.
W and 80 caused by staGnAnt water, was NJ
ferred to Aldermen PsttAroen, Wyman, smith.
and Shelley, with instructions to examine said
nuisances, as we'll Is any others, and take such
measures as they may deem necessary TO abate
the Same.
petition was received from James Madden.
also ono from Ferrell and McNamara .aaskine
IN allowance Of 81, 200 to each - potion Of
their per centage upon their contract - ma
cadamizing Whsreupon the following resoln,
uen Was adopted:
Resolved, That James Madden and Messrv.
Ferrell and AcNsmara be allowed the sum Of
200 sash In certificates Of indebted ~
portion Of their back per ceatsge upG 4
respective contracts for macadamisin9 4 Y
carting.
commuaicatioa vas received from R. H.
Magradsf, President Of the Young America
Fire Compeny, also bill Of the expenses Of
$lG3 65.
Communicate I'd bill referred To the COM
mittec on claij1A instructions 10 audit
said bill I'D - amouse allowed to
The Cos 10 vhSm had han
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X e q X u X:
1OHDAY MORNING, MN. r..

1U9Jm 4sHrs VALLEY wsss 10 m
sssey hsaaag u this saes. 10 one sesAs
Dspsss n IsUa. ~ has . very large s,1 ID
ise sifsslasisa thsssehost the Dee Ncin4e
Icy, Nsethssn Misosri, and western llliposs
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Asssas. EDiross Please announce that d..
huss u. SntLsr viii BE- supported for Alderhan
IN . n, Third Ward n11Il is.: sy
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Asssas. ErIross :--Please = nans
Wn. JsSisos the Psopl,' Cit
Asrhali At the April elsctios
mch6d PEOPLE.
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|sSA1s. CARE cIrr please announce the name Of
E0<2p LYHAxAs = candidate for the oAes OF Justice
of the Psacs, at the ensuing Township elsctioa.
Achl7d MANY CITIZENS,
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CirY AAasHAL.-cspt. WV. II. ArpLsa will Be
candidate for the odiee Of City Marshal st the
sasaing election. MANY VOTERS.
mehlSd
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WH9RE nay bsfssA1 tAs bsst Of Fruit -
~ Isees. xsesRseas, 6hAds Trees, 0rsoee
v1es, - esnAnsutel plAnts, -,
Aisas q tAsis ssAssa. CabAaCs, Tonaas - sSsS
ueeaAs thssogh ~ pest eass or eshepv,s,
wali sess!ve psoaps 81 ssfsful atssnt1su.
0resode q ~ wsstssn pafs q ~ slsy.
oonSe-Uo enc. o. HILTON.
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@A-We sre authorised 10 announce T. 1. Nc
kHsy - . candidate for Alderman Of the Fourth
Ward At the ensuing slsstion.
mchl3d
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1--WE have sesn requested to Announce Col.
PATTERSON as candidate for reelection ~ Alder
nan OF Fourth Ward. rmchla
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Josd 7. 0nvrEr will Be . eAsaidats for re-
I. .,.s.'s. to the 'a'' Of Nj. /" .A. .a..lss
DI00ytDns f.ra
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TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES.--Jonx n. AHps asoS
TT. CsxSowIra and @. 81. CLArs Hussv will be
supported for Township Trustees q the ensuing
APsil election. BY all those who synpsthise with
ne poor and have the interests Of the Couaty At
ssek. fmehlld
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1--WE are reasess sAat JoaA A..
M'HISsr win - candidatSS = - lfsAAl .. The en-
| suing election. - rmchad
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TIIE MARKE'TS

PHILADELPHIA, Oct %. Receipts Of Flour
liberal. but there is nc. shipping demand; sales
to trade at SIS, 123a5; 373 for common and good.
brands; Sc, 60a5, 623 for extra, and. SO 69a6, 80
for extra family. Nosales of Rye Flour or Corn
Meal; we quote the former at 50, aud the
latter at 1925. Wheat dull and lower; sales
1000 bus red at 81 1e, and white ut 81 ,2Ga1 3d.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 26.-Flour very dull. and
prices nominal; no sales of importance; receipts
1000 bbls. Whisky unchanged. Proyisions
firm and buoyant. Mess Pork held firmly at
$l5, 30, with sales. Bacon held at 64asl.
New York, Oct. 26.-Flour has declined;
sales 900 bbls at 81, 20a4 3s for State; So ,25a
$3.50 for Ohio, and $5a5, SO for southern. Wheat
firm; sales $4,000 LUIS. ut $l,12 for western
white; 90 for Milwaukee club Corn. declined;
sales 5000 bus at 65a66c. for mixed Pork
frm5at 81 ,87 3al7 for mess; and $l4, 25a14, 30
for prime, Lard dull ut 1Oa1O3.
BALTInogE, Oct. 26.-FIour quiet and I'M.
changed Wheat steady; no alteration in quo
tations. Corn--old yellow SO, white 75a80,
new yellow, Goa SO. Provisions firmer. Bacon,
Shout dersi74 !, sides ,9.154. 5.ss-s 90.
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Joe GcHimsie.-The Legitimate word cor
nary" rorcible and expressive as it is, would.
convey but faint idea of the moral condition
of the individual whose name commences. this
item. 1t is thought that Joseph, take him all in
all, is the lowest down and most abandoned per-
son in all Christendom. He is also thought to
possess capacity for drinking whisky, which
cannot he excelled within the limits of the United
States, lie has been known to consume one
gallon of this popular beverage for three or four
days in succession, without ineapacitating him
self for beating his wife, of which fact the body
of that helpless creature stood living, moving
witness. Joseph is familiar customer at the
police offices, and his sentence is generally ''cal-
labOoso for thirty days" Yesterday he was ar
rested on complaint of his wife, who charged
him with beating her shamefully and turning
her out of the house. He was sent up. The
truth of the proverb setting forth that the glut-
ton and the drunkard shall come to poverty
and drowsiuess shall clothe a man in rags has
been pitifully realized by this Joe McKensie.
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n stinguis6e33 47ffgazf. Hon. VIM, Mont
gomery, of Washington, and Hon.. j. x. More
head, of pittsburgh srpemb ers of Congress elect,
were stopping at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Tie RtOer.AI'here Mas considerable stir on
the landing yesterday, and the. faces Of steam
boatnen look more cheerful, the water having
risen toia depth of nearly six feet The Gipcin-a
matt pack lead Off with the Of the
Courier last evening ina gay and lively
The Liberty will leave on Saturday, and s the
Ford on Thursday. Fl ~ .a . 90. :5 =
s. We might here state that it is in eonte1 la
ton TO form regular lnesof steamerst to run
between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, one. boat to
leave each port daily, making the round trip in
twelve days Thefol blowing steamers have been.
suggested as forming the line, Glenwood, Com.
rnerce,t Ida May, Hudson, Economy, Jennie
Grey, Marmora, Hastings, Clara Dean, S. p.
Hibberd, Potomac and YEenona. ssssg :
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Yesterday morning, all at once, the
fire bells commenced ringing! Immediately
stores were deserted and streets crowded. Peo-
pie hurried wildly along, stopped, turned, en-.
CURED; there was &c
teTunult and confusion all embrOled, :,s5
And dscord With thousand various mouths"
The multitude burst forth coatless and hat
less, and ran in different directions alarm,
Pull Of high feeding madly broke loose ..<4i4
And bore down all before him." ~.
There was a fire some place, something with
which the excitable popuIace had NOT been ia
yored for months. Where was it, everybody
asked and above the internal universal din, the
echo answered where The tide of humanity
rolled towards Centre Wheeling, in which di-
rection there was the most noise; reels and
dragging, dangling hose ratified over the sbould-
ers, behind teams of yelling enthusiasts;
schools let out, aud scholars took UP the trail i;
the mechanic dropped his tools, the clerk threw
away his pen and started in pursuit; the SER
want girl tossed away the mop and thrust her
bare head and arms out of the window; the
wild tintinibulatiops of the bells were still ding
longing, and Wheeling proper, North Wheeling
and East Wheeling continued to empty them
selves into Centre Wheeling, because there was
fire there. Presently the uproarious mass
seemed returning, and soon all the reels and
engines, and all the excited people who pulled
and followed them, met the rush of human be-
ings which still poured down, and all concentrn-
ted in diScordant heap near the Athenseum
building. !. A stock train from the Hempfield
depot had to stop till the track was cleared.
The whereabouts and the extent of the FIRE had
been discovered In less than fifteen min
utes the city was quiet and in keeping with its
usual prOpriety. "A little shed attached to the
Belmont rolling mill had caught fire but was
extiuguished before the bells commenced ring
ing. Verify we arc an excitable people. The
calm philosopher dclighteth in such sights as
that of yesterday, for it affordeth him food for
reflection.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-27

lmprOUsments.-rhe new business houses Of
Nessrs Hildreth, Baker and Reilly, on Main
street. nearly opposite our Office are progress.
ing With astonishing rapidly. We learn that
according to thecontract, they are to be finished
~ the first of January. The buildings will
improve the appearance of the street. where
they are located, and encourage business in this
quarter of the town g. ,z, &. s.
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6sreat Ksdneti6n g. E.FEIleedf Tor Gpal.,

now Offering splendid Of ali kinds ana
eel0rs Of French Hierinos, some Of them 81 IS
worth S1Oter Sc ST. Chenele aud Long great
and at very reduced prices Fancy and Bsck
Sks some as cheap 60c per yard worth 76c; all wool
De LANES worth 6c 81, pieces Thbet Cloths
worth for 25c all colors; Embroidered and White
shape Hoop Skirts, at
annels Of every descrptIon among which viii be found
Of the finest WEIGH and Country Pahnes warranted
nosto ahrink some extra heavy and hns Ladder Wsarn
1actone Of the completest aBSortments FANCY "a Do
MEsT1O DRY GOODS in the city. Receiving goods daily
OF the made here and Imported thereby keep
ing mp null assortment and prices
yin satisfy the most Partcnarfo CASH oapyl Cash
buyers IRE invited give early CALL
lore purchasing elsewhere No. 80 Street. Centre
Wheeling. focti61 JOHN ROFhIER =
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AsHlNeTeNt Oct The moyeaents lof
Gen. W alker Isl regarded sT0nch sinterest,
especially in Diplomatic circles. It bel repre-.
Iseptcd that he is vel lied v men
ana noney for his pr speaceii Itet-
prise q ThereWis reason tosbl iieye thata should
lneattenp To- land his follow 81 IL ara
qua he will be repulsed by the. British naval.
forces, Us the Admiral on est India stationsl
has minated his instgn etions 10 al flli.'
clustering expeditions into Gentdl America,
from. eter, and past as we'll.
as recent events strengthen the assertion.
New parties have recently been efdeaVp ring
to secure the govern nent s recog ion and pro-
lection in another contemplated transit line
over. the Nicaragua route and with whom Gen.
Jarez has been. in communiGat ion No success
has far attended their efforts, while the adj
mlnistration will not interfere between citizens
/ an nm matters az relating to that subject
Lov1slllLr, oct 86-rhs. steamer H. D.
Newcomb, from Cairo to New Orleans yester-
day, struck a,snag at the foot Of island 81 in
the Mississippi river, sunk and broke il two
no lives nor baggage lost Boat total loss.
NoRsoLx, Oct 90 The schooner A. j Ward,
from Sandy Point, Va, was knocked down on
sunday, OF Chlncot eaq pe,, and all hands were
lost; the sea was excednipgl y high at the time,
though the wind was light .scsssf 81 ,=s5g
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j PEoRiA, Ill.,. Oct 2B,-G Treat excitement ex.
lists here on account of the failure of Curtiss
q Co, Bankers of this city. Threats of mo6b-
ing the banking house aud private residences
Of members of the firm. The military have
been notified odbe in readiness for any attack.
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% tNEW ORIBANs, Oct. 90 Deaths from fever
yesterday, 40. Total last week 2ti5.
RICHMOND, Oct 26.-The u. s. Agricultural
Fair grounds. are thronged throughout this,
the opening day. An address was delivered BY
Gen. Tilghman, President and brief speeches
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RieHxoNp, Va, Oct 2s.--The Democratic
State Committee to-day fixed Petersburg as the
place and December as the time for holding the
Convention.
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