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me Result Of The Eleetions-
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:. The vote of yesterday In the sevetal
States, both east and w ought mot 10
be a surprise or disappointment to
anybody. From the outset of the can
vass the conclusion was f6regone: A
people just emerging from successful
and glorious war which had brought
stability to the nation and an unprece-
dented power and fame abroad, are not
tikely to condemn those who were ac-
lively engaged in it, and to approve
t " VINO, We're opposed to it. The
i.-.le1I lean people, particularly, are too
decentralization. Whatever tlleiF mar
" atnnlttess whatever thew NAV think
OF the conduct of the admin gtrSfiS IN goI.
OF the mistakes made by the NARY in
! Wy - nj, they are not going to
St! ilEs thel 81, own past conduct by put
ting into office men who denounced tist
conduct in the hour of trial.
Inc war to suppress the rebellion was
emphaacally q war made by the neonIe
~ support of their Threatened nationals
ltyi It could not have been carried on
Tor month without their cheerful and
nearly !tesy concurrence they Furnished the
troops who fought, and they contribu-
ted the means which paid; and when
the hour of triumph came-grand over
whelming, noble-theirs, too. TgRs the
glory that shines forever around the
brow OF the republic like an anreoIS
around the head of saint.
Now, to suppose that n people whose
history had just been raised by their
own heroic deeds to this level, would
go back upon their tracks, that thew
would consent to honor men who had
shown neither sagacity enough TO dis
Germ the tendency of events, nor patrl-
ottsm enough to take part in Il, was to
suppose fgrant incoherenco. It was
to impute to the American mind a de-
gree OF faulty of fick leness which is
seldom exhibited in the conduct of ma
uonsI even the most stupid. Individ-
-ual men make mistakes Of this sort
men who, like 1Ir. Montgomery Blair.
have grievance that deflects their
Judgments, or. who, like Mr.. John Van
Buren, have no compass Of principle to
guide their course-buJ the publicmind
Is more logical. It has neither grieV-
ance, nor ambition, nor greed, nor
moral deficiencies; to lperVert its In
sttncts or confuse the clear light OF it's
reason. It marches to its end with the
intelligence of a seer and yet with the
precision Of a fate. +, -,
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r NEW YoRK, Nov. IO.LThe Independ-
ence Beige says 1t is the intention Of the
cupation of Mexico beyond what Il ab-
-solutely necessary! tits more apparent
than over now that their intention e
strengthened by; different acts ON the
part Of the Mexican Cabinet, and more
especially by the reception of Mr..
Longlat' IS financial mission. It Is even
said that at the next meeting OF the
French Chambers announcement viii
Pc made of the immeC fiate entire evacu-
alton of Mexico by the French troops.
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BuHhio MarIIet.I

N - -ll,-.-------- bUFFALUI NOV. IU.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
light and in milling demand; No. j
Chicago spring, at 81 85a1 81; No. 1 MIL
waukee spring, 81 Goal 20; Green Bay
spring, by sample, 81 20. Corn closed
duh and nominal at 69a70c. Oats dull.
Barley Canada, SI12. Rye, sound goa
'S5c. Peas 81 .O5.]a Whisky closed firm
Freights regular and lower; to New
York-wheat, 25c; corn, 22e; oats, l4e.
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iAfaaels ON a Rsilroad TraIn--sTOrmons
Ilannl..o...aa..--a

NEw YoRK, Nov. IA. .s,Sr,s. ~ ~,
roughs made an attack ON q RailrDad
train at Patterson ON Wednesday night5
but were. driven of by soldiers on f6e
train with some dozen of the former
badly injured. NJ ga! lIs5.-s- -
a sat Lake letter to the Tribune Of
October sth, states that Brigham YonSo
and other leaders of the Mormons haye
.changed their tactics, and now proclaim
poiygalny their religion, which they
3Wtll4 sustain by force OF arms. They
are hostile to.our Government, and are
drilling, procuring arms and ammuni-
authority, u
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An AI1sard report e;ontradictea.


NRw York, Nov. IO.-Ths Tines
special says all the reports about the
Cabinet discussions over the correspon-
dence between Lord Russell and Mr..
Adams are absurd. That correspou-
denee was In the hands of the govern
ment for several weeks before It was
published and Mr.. Seward had written
q reply to Earl Russell, the last dis
patch atleast six weeks ago. 1t Il gem
orally UNDERWOOD he had informed the
English igpvefntnent that we lshall not
press sugg estfons for Arbitration, nor
shall we consent 10 submit any ques-
ton to the decision of q commission
unless all claims ut issue between the
two governments are submitted also.
1t Is probable that Mr.. SeWardiS dis
patch war mainly o request to know
what topics were intended to come be-
fore the commits ION, as ggested by
Lord Russell, as q necessary, pFelimf-
nary 70 an acceptance OF declInation
or 1t, -, itgf4tE -
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baltimore Market.

-. BALTIMORE, Nov. TO-
% Flour quiet and unchanged. Low
grades are heavy. Wheat firm at 81 so
new, and 64aS5c for old. Bacon firm:
sides 203Sc. Prime mess pork, Sic.
WHISKY dun at q Al.
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z y oswEao, Nov. 10.

. - y UsWEoo, Nov. 10.
Flour steady; 50 90 for No. spring,
SO SO for red winter, Sll so for whites
Sl2 so for double extra. Wheat dull.
good white Canada g 40, choice do 81 81
az 90. Corn inactive. Barley. quiet;
Canada 81 II. Rye and Peas quiet,
Canal Freights unchanged.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 1O.-The amount Of
money stolen from the American ,Ex-
press Company yesterday morning, was
only SO, 600. The robbers were arrested
last night and all of the money, re-
covered. 80
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Death OfPresidenr Johnson,s Rrotbe

WASHINGTON, Nov. IO.-A dispatch
was received this morning by the Sec
Shelton, special agent, dated Galveston
NOV. 18th, via New Orleans, 9Th inst.
announcing the death of VIM, JohnsoIl'
only brother of the President of the
United States, and late Collector n
Yelasco. He died from the effects oi
an accidental gun shot wound.
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Deatii OF senator CONNER.

MONTPELIER, VT, NOV. 1O.-Hon. in
cob Collamer, o. S. Senator from Yer
mont, died at his residence, in Wood
stock, last evening ut 10 o'clock.
The Vermont legislature adjourned
sii1e die at O'Clock this evening.
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NEW YORK, November 1O.-The COM
missioners of health, presided over by
Mayor Gunther, held Rmeetfng this az
luton that the city inspecto rbe directed
to assign suitable number OF officers
in his department to examine into the
condition, In sanitary point OF view, of
all places within the city, and make a
daily report to themayor and commits.
sioners Of health of the condition OF all
houses which, in their opinion may be
pEejudicfalto public health; which was
adopted. -
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SAN FRANcBco, Nov. 0.4The, State
election In Nevada, for local officers,
members of the Legislature and congress-
took place on the 9TH. d. r. Ashley
republican, for congress, has about one
thousand majority. ifs.s5. ss,-t =
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- ToLEDo, Nov. 10,

z are a TOLEDO, Nov. 10. e
Wheat quiet; sales of old amber
Michigan at 81; new SlS2. Corn Coo
aS1 90 for No. /. Oats steady; sales
at 571fc. Lake ffeights &c. on wheat to
Buffalo; 14c to Oswego.
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New York money and stock Market


az a NEw York, Nov. 10.
MONEY AND GoLD.-Money active at 7
per cent. Sterling dull at 1OSI {alOS5<.
Gold without decided change; opening
at 148K, advancing to 1895, and clos
ing at 1461<.
GovEREM1sNT STOCKS without de-
coded change. a
STOCKS heavy-Fort WAYNE, 1887:
Alton and Terre Haute, preferred, III;
Michigan Southern, 661 q: Michigan Gem
tral, 1l33<; Illinois Central scrip, 1861;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 951<: Chica-
60 and Northwestern, preferred, G8;
Toledo, Wabash and Western, 81 u; N.
y. Central, 963<; Erie, 93; do preferred,
S21z. Reading, l15I (; Chicago and North
western, 1888; Ohio and Mississippi Ger
tificates %; 6's of $50 coupons 1857;
sos coupons of 1862 1919; do. of i64
100; do. of '65 991S; 1910 coupons 9I9<;
1905 965S; one year certificates, 973f;
Tennessee SIS, So. Is s5 -iiE
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Wheeline Brawarv.

TUE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
Il p9rehased the entire Brewing, Mailing
o. the City OF Wheeling, w. va, and have
Leased, for 1.teEIn Of YeaEs, his extensive
9f1LeWefy and Malt Houses, and respectfully in
me pn9lle geneEplly that they Efel themselves
ss2lil PeteEt 20 Keep mp the wen known Tsputn-
tl01 % George " Slnithg Alei. htAlt, DC.
mem ana the pablo may rest assured they
WIZ receive as good nEticle tofnitiie new firnl
4s!llli - II. DARLINGTON & co.
wheeling w Va, Nov. II, l566S2W
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BOOTS e. SHOES

ID PORTER & SONS ANNOUNCE TO
NJ, their friends and the public, that their
Fail Stock of Boots and Shoes are now full
and complete. They respectfully invite mer-
chants and Others visiting our city to give
them'a call, believing they can sell them
chase in Baltimore or philadelphia, at No,
lS5 Main s street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-A special to
the New York Commercial says: It is
suggested by leading politicians that
an amendment sanctfoning Union debts
and ignoring debts for the overthrow of
the Union be added to the Constitution,
and Southern States be required to
adopt it before recognition.
Horace Greeley was to have an inter-
view with the President this morning.
A special to the Post, dated Washing
ton, Nov. 10, says: Advices from the
South show the Union candidates gem
orally defeated,
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WINE OF TAR g.
WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR. !.

VINE OF TAR contains al The Ned
ieaksyirtHes Of PINE TREE TAR.
TT Is UNNECESSARY TO SPEAK OF
IL the curative properties of Tar. The world
knows that II it's medical properties ane prop
eriy eXtTacted and held In solution that there
are few. u any remedies equal to It 81 curing
al 1EiTodt and Lung DiseGSeS.
It's great curative poWen are bringing it to
the attention Of physicians and they md no
remedial agent more valued when its use Is
peESsVeFed In. f1s
Vide 81 ISTr Is pleasant to the taste and
adapted to both children and adults
As A TONIC giving new YiROf and life to the
system, it q preferable to the many "Bitter8s1
which crowd the market and haye0 tenfienev
to increase intemperanee. ~ =
I VINE or TAR cures Cofigumption.
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and Bfealt BrI5n..
clitfs, Asthma, DiptheFia Gravel ThafIefeS
and Diseases Of the Kidney and BiaIdAr ai1d.
other complaints.
: Sold hy DrpRgists- and arpeeFl throughout
the uhitee Etates atlonly SllO0 & 15ottle :,
Prepared only by AZ Z
OLIVER CROOK q co.
ASK for DIT. ProetoTs sWINE or rag
Beware OF CounteFfeIts.
Genuine have "wine of Tar blown or
l FoF s1ld ". z. a. iIoatah eco. and I.oean
L4st q CO., Wheeling, ". Va. noV6-Smd4V
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Chill. - -
NEW YoRK, Nov. 1o.-ByI the arrival
advices to Oct. sIst. War mas been de-
clared between Spain and Chilli and all
the ports of the latter were declared. nv
Admiral Pa4ia, Commander of the
Spanish Squadron. blockaded since the
'24th ult.i ten days being allowed for
vessels then in port to clear. The Chill
ian Congress has authorized a loan of
so, 900 900 and the executive Is inyested
with unlimited power to raise troot1s.
procure ships, DC. The Diplomatic
corps in Chill have protested emphatic
ally against the mode of blockade of the
Admiral proposing to maintain It by
means of cruisers. The panic occaS-
Toned by the sudden rupture is unpre-
cedented. In Chill business yesterday
was prostrated. The English line OF
steamers between Panama and Valpar-
$50 are receiving no passengers or
freight for any point south of Bolivia.
II is believed the mails carried by the
steamers will be received at Cabjga by
English gunboRts and conveyed along
the Gillian coast. The q. s., steamer
st. Mary was at Valparaiso. Dlsaffec-
ton had arisen among the revolution
lists from the prospect of bodies band
ing together to assist Chill AGAINST
SPAIN The murder of BarriOs in Cen
cufity. M sSlss ! . y
DR.. VIM. B. Little, of Nevada. the
newly appointed Consul at Havana, ar.
rived on the 18th ult.. and had Assumed
his duties. There Is nothing 81 fnterest
| rom the interior. Z I7tsT
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
November sd, 1855.

NONemDer 90, 1870.
fences of the court on thewithin case
are approved, and it is ordered that the
sentence be Carried into execution by
the officer recommending the Department
of Washington, on Friday, the tenth
day of November, 1866, between the
hours of six o'clock in the morning and
twelve OfnlOClr Nom r. Is-T.7 2
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Pittsbprgh Live stock Market.

PTrTSBURGH, Nov. 10. %
CATTLB-The cattle market continues
dull and depressed, and notwithstand-
ing there was an apparent falling Off in
the arrivals, the supply was consider
ably In excess of the demand, and prices
generally are tending downward. As
compared with the last few weeks, the
quality of the cattle on sale was rather
better, but all grades ruled dull, land the
poorer kinds were excessively dull and
from u to " cent per pound lower.
The demand for stock cattle appears to
have almost entirely subsidized, and, as
Will be seen by reference to sales an
neXed to this report, this particular
grade of cattle sold at from Az to 51S,
the inside figure for s'scalawags," OF
which the market is well supplied.
Good to prime shipping cattle brought
from 6S< to ", and one small bunch OF
extra Ohio Steers brought 8 40.
doGs-The market for hogs has ruled
very dull and neglected since our last
report, and We can report decline OF
from one half to three quarters of a
cent. per pound. Last week good to
fair averages sold at from l21< 10 l3I<,
gross, while this'week the same aver.
ages sold at from IL to I21<al2I<, the lat
ter figure only for choice. To-dayb1y
ers were offering from II to 10 cents and
these may be regarded as the extremes
OF the market for good shipping grades,
SaEEP-fhe demand for sheep has
been only moderately active this week,
and with unfavorab1e adyices nom the
east, buyers have reduced { theirlfiRures
somewhat. Good to primo mutton
sheep may be fairly quoted at 6a61<, al
though there was bunch of extra,
averaging 112 pounds, sold at 81 50. No
transactions In stock, sheep or lambs.
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GEO. w. SMITH,
Ees JOHN TEECE
Witness, r. 8 Henderson. noV42w

A Card.
nlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
II actively engaged in busineIE for nearly
llilI 2 century, resolved HQu1e time since, To
partially retire, 70 soon Is he could succeed
IN hndlng gentlemen of capital and expert
ence 70 succeed him, 20 that the reputation
for his nles and malt might be sustained He
has great pleasure now In In forming his trends
ana Gus omeFl, and the public generally. that
he has sold out his entire buRin en-, together
with all his stock, and LEASED his extensive
brewery and Mating establishment to H,
~ 1 g sSety way quail
confidence and patronage. He also takes this
opportunity Of sincerely thanking his friends
for their continued and undlmint khed RunpOFt
during the long period that he has been en-
gagged IN business .'is'iiiisf ,.,l ~. z.tI
wheellng. W. We, nov. 81. is s. ssiilH'
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DISSOLUTION.

.DUBLIo NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
i that.the co-partneFshIp hefetofofe e1;istI
Ing between the undersigned, as Brewers and
dissolved by mutual consent. fhe dents a.
the nrIn VIII be liquidated by George w
smith. 70 whom MI debts dine the fiFin Are To
be paid. - N ~
,,IBat ed at wheeling. W. va, tho 1st day of
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The Latest News.
BY EEL G RAPH.

BY the Union Line. ! I
Once, corner of Monroe and Water streets
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He Took lt--TVaskinRtOn Items -.
tilnntSs OF tle war Dsbt.-CaptaIn
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caonltnS Cloths &c O. 90.
on PaEoES AIiEs WOOL BLACK FRF1NCH
~ pleIa q 3 g eFPay' HI1oDEs
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lsi1, .Seelased bstWsea .sPe lS.ef aad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-07
News Items.

The rebel ram Stonewall is still at Ha.
vana.
A dentist has been fined in London fol
pulling the wrong tooth
Petroleum indications have been discoy.
cred in Cuba, and created some excitement.
Our generals on the Rio Grande are re.
ported to be hobnobbing with the Maximilian.
lists and expressing friendship for the En-
pire.
The receipts of internal revenue, since
july lst, to August Both, were over $53, 900,
600.
The Hayden rebels have obtained vic.
tory over Geffrard, and compelled him to re.
treat.
The ruins of an ancient city, with temples
of colossal size, have,, been discovered in Mex
ico.
The Virginia negroes are having tourna.
ments in imitation of the amusements Of their
former owners.
The Galveston Bulletin favors the intro
duction of white labor into Texas.
The steamer Pennsylvania brought I, ,oss
passengers from Liverpool, probably the lar
6NSN Nfci ptodS III pCtbic bN u -uf0-
pean steamer.
DR.. Lancaster, one of the metropolitan
coroners, makes the appalling statement that
there are 10000 mothers in London-in the
capital of ''the most religious country upon
earth who have murdered their own chill
dren. nfanticide-actual, wiIlful child muir
der--is terribly frequent in England.
A party of foreign stockholders of the At
lantic and Great Western railroad, accompa
MED by prominent European bankers and
railroad men. are on their way to this coun-
try to inspect the road mentioned and the
other principal roads of the United States,
A revolution has broken out in San Do
mingo owing to the exactions and expressions
of Gen. Pimentel. The people of the princi-
pal cities have pronounced in favor Of Gen.
Cabral, until new government is formed.
and he has taken the field.
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The New York N'ecs urges President
JoHNsoS to throw off on the party that cleo
ted him, and join his fortunes to the Copper
head opposers of the war; and in another
article it insists with the rebels, who contem-
plate emigrating to Brazil, to hold on and
unite the rebel force of the South with the
Copperhead force of the North, in the next
political campaign, to obtain control of the
country. President JOHNSON would cut a
pretty figure in history, as the leader of rebels
and Coppereeads against the party that
elected him, and the Union soldiers who sub
dued these same rebels in arms.
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From New York.
NEw YoRK, Sept. q


The Posts special says the receipts from
internal revenue yesterday fell back to the old
average Of a million and quarter of dollars
Gen. Meade having completed the inspec-
ton of his military division is on his way
North.
A correspondent informs the Post of a
narrow escape from another slaughter on the
Long Island Railroad on Monday evening.
The coupling on a train broke leaving Q car
filled with passengers behind. After a while
the train returned for the discovered car, but
before it started another train came thunder
ing down the road in the rear This CORES.
pondeut asked the conductor if he had taken
any measures to prevent collision and he
said that it would be all right, and forthwith
sent . brakeman with lantern to warn the
approaching train, which was stopped few
rods from the resx ear. In the meantime all
the passengers had jumped out Of the car and
fed across the adjoining 6eld. The train
was, as usual, much behind its time.
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Too MucH Sour GRArEs-The Copper
head press of the State, which, with the aid
of guerrilla concern up North, runs the
Possum ticket in 'regimentals, seems very
grabbed over Colonel VANASDA's declination.
They don't think that he is of any possible
account now, and assert that they are very
glad to get rid of him. No doubt they would
have said the same thing had BENTON de-
olined, and they will be sure to vent their
contempt of him after he is defeated.
The Dubuque Herald says:
1--WE know of no one of the candidates put
forward whom we should regret less to lose
than Colonel Vananda. He is politician in
every sense of the word. and no doubt will
receive the politicians recompense from the
negro equality party for his treachery to his
late comrades in arms. 1t will not he diff
cult for the soldiers to find a better man for
the place, and we only wonder that they did
not do so at first
''Sour grapes Mr. Herald
No honest and patriotic Union soldiers will
join hands with the Gopperhead opponents of
the war, against the Union party, which stood
BY the boys in blue during the four years of
bloody war, which that same Copperhead
party denounced as barbarous, unnecessary
and unconstitutional, and finally pronounced
a failure