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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

NOR RENT, that large and pleasantly
E located BRICK RbSIDkhCk on the -
Canal. II contains ten toons, and be! va;
tor and gss throughout the house, hot and cold
there N siso Z large two-stoYy brick kitchen.'
Rent Moderate, and posssssiQ giysn impsdsstsly,
1ppiy 10 CH1RLRS CANPBElL,. or. ct Rison's
Drug Store, southwest corner Of Third snd Aain
streets. .fuef'sfH ANA-0 Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

NJ J. f. DOHERTY,
MERCHANT IA IL X {,
MAIN STREET BETWEEN EIGHTH AND Ninth,
has opened, and asks attention to his
FALL and WINTER STOCK, for MEMS WEAR.
Cloths, Cassmeres, yestings, Beavers, Business
Coatings, whitneys, Meltons, Trcots, Petershams,
and Chinchllas of the latest Importation and GER
tainly as choice in quality and style as ever Of
fered Tse 2o-lml ]. f. DOHERTY.
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Zoo REWARD.-Was stolen on

c1OO REWARD.-Was stolen on
SlUU Thursday night L ARGE T~
bas few grey hairs mixed in with theT -
black both legs SCARED, caused by ,i ms si
king with his feet. think he mas tne iehSch .s
5one some time since. He moves in good style,
Carrying his head very high Ely dollars av T w,
iars for the arrest and conviction OF the thief.
Sc Get w. u. oot,o.
neutrality-suspicious. will be made
~ attbe proper time for the renewal Of ONE
CERTiFICATE OF STOCK in the Richmond ana
Liverpool Packet Company, DESTROYED by the nre
THIN VAN LEW, TAYLOR co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

DOOMS FOR RENT, in a genteel pri-
N vate family, suitable fer small family, -
where they can have the cooking and wash fW4
Ing done on the lot, If preferred. Apply on Elk
Ninth street, beyond Leigh, TO conn
se PITS Mrs. JULIA A. GOODE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

a. SACKS FINE .oLp GOVERN
~ NIT" JAVA. 7 =. T.sToxH 4 %: !,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

TOR RENT, TWO VERY DESIRA-
II BILE ROOMS, on the second floor; gas Ia
and water on the premises with separate 1.:H
coal house and kitchen. The location Is very IL
pleasant Apply on tho premises, 9Ol JaeksOn
Street, north OF Leigh, between Ninth and Tenth
streats Sc 27-3t*
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a GENCY FOR NEW YORK CRACK.
a YRs. -Cslsessssa CRIA1. 1GG, OYSTER,
'ha 0fa.' sSSfScS jof il : co:
ssH-tw Tpql NtS SaReea0 s4ess. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-27

D1sR-RALL CLUBs.-Jus,d ,sSs'TSSs
ksss jliiiSllIis;; I iS;!Si;; T.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY

AUCTION SALES-F U UHE DA T.
BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office opposite Spotswood Hotel.
UACANTLOT, IN ROCK ETTS, FOR
Y SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on WE'D
NEsDAY the Goth Of September, on the premises,
at Io'ciock p NJ. a VACANT LOT In ROck etts.
on Main street, Just below Glllie's creek, and ad.
Joining the property Of Mr.. Cunningham IL
fronts forty -two feet and runs back 10 water
street.
TERMS: Made known at sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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EOR RENT, several HANDSOME
JIG ROOMS in the new building next below -
the custom house, adjoining the National ::;G
ink Of Virginia, suitable for offices or k
lodging rooms Terms reasonable. Applyto
- -. HENRY EXALL.
ss2l-lw Office I'm same building.
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EOR RENT.-To careful tenant !
T. will rent MONTICELLO, my late resi- -
dence, lust below the city, on Eulton heights. ia:
For terms apply to SAMUEL AYREs Co., cor E
ner Of Cary and Virginia streets. n,
se 2I-H SAN I'll AfREs.
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NOR RENT.-Having been required
by recent ordinance of the Council to -
remove within the corporate limits, / will E::
rent my RESIDENCE, on Eimwood street; In ~
necessary out buildings, and well OF water In
the yard There are four acres OF land attached
to the house, with an asparagus bed Of three
finest fruit trees. Imay be seen At the third ward
police station. c,,r,os
se Its fLEMlNd PhlLLiPS.
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DOOMS FOR RENT.--PARLOR, TWO
No 25 corner Twenty ninth and Franklin 1..:8
streets, Libby Hill. Apply at the house or .E28
TO SAMUEL NJ. PRICE,
So 2s-2t corner Ninth and Main streets.
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TOR SALE, THE TWO-STORY
il BRICK DWELLING No. 3?5 Eighteenth IA
street, east side, between Broad and Mar c:4
shall, containing six rooms, with closets and -
cellar and with kitchen djoining. There Is
good well in the yard. Apply on the premises
Make immediate application. sc 2a-at*
TOR RENT, A LARGE AND DE-
T SIRABLR BRICK DWELLING, on Ross -
street, near Governor, containing eleven IN
rooms in good order, with all the modern 49,
SAMUEL S. C0TTRELL,
se24ts ."t" 1903 Main street.
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1,yrtv TnC
se Its fLEMlNd fHlLLifs.
TlOR RENT, the UPPER PORTION
JIG OF THE STORE corner Of Main and -
First streets suitable for . small family. E.:4
Apply on the premises. an 4-0 -
EOR RENT, THE SECOND FLOOR
F or HOUSE No. so Main street, lately -
occupied BY 8. Q. Corbin h Co.. 1illineY lei;
goods dealers. Possession given tnmsdi-
stely and rent moderate. Inquire Sfaupp~v
s33 Main street,
an se-fs betWeen Eighth and Ninth streets.
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EOR RENT, FARM in Charlotte
Il county, about two miles from Keysvills very
healthy; well wooded and watercd; the house
has Ave rooms ice-house, &c. The house and
garden will be rented separately from the farm II
desired. Terms very moderate. Apply at this
Off ca In the next tw days. 2I-2t
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By Sampson Jones, Jr., 4 Co.,
Aucionsers and Commission Merchants, No. s
fifteenth street, between Main and CARY.
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Sc 2I-it
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-12
Philadelphia Trade Renoy,.

MONDAY, November II -rhe Flour Market con-
iInues extremely quiet, and prices are weak. There
is ne demand except from the home consumers, who
purchase in small lots supply their most necessi.
fous wants Sales at $Sa875 " bbl. for superfne; ;
SSgll Tor extras; $l2G1S for Northwestern extra
iamiiy; $l39l4 90 tor Pennsylvania and Ono extra
family; and sl5 5O@l6 30 for 1ancv brands accord.
Ing to qualify. Rye Flour commands IS " Dbl, but
there Is very little here. In Corn Meal nothing
doing.
There is no improvement TO notice in the demand
iCr Wheat, but we continue SATURDAYS Quotations.
Saes OF PennsvIvana ana Southern Wheat at Sac
70 and white at SO 90. Rye remains without
change: We quote at $1'35d1'40 ~ bushel. Corn
Is quiet, and $500 bushels sold at 81 25oI 27 the
latter rate in store. Oats are not much inquired
alter. sales OF 1900 bushels Southern 63c Nothing
Barley sold at $3.50 COverseed is selling at a. 25
a9 $ GA pounds. Tmothv ranges from 1926 TO 4 E0
Flaxseed sells at SO 80 F bushei ~ ''
WhiskY IS quiet wIih small sales at So 41D2.42 for
Pennsylvania and 50 1902 A for Ohio - ~
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THE LOYAL" SOUTH.

The following card, which we find in the At
lanta hteNigenoer, with earnest editorial endorse
ment, will probably remove all doubt of the
loyalty OF the johnson men Of Cherokee, Cal
To the Voters Of the Seventh Congress
siOnal District.
His ExcellencY Charles j. Jenkins, Governor of
Georgia having ordered an election TO be heid on
Wednesday, the 29th OF November, 1865, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of General
William I: Woford. a Representative elect OF the
Thlrty-ninth Compress, have presumed therefore,
to Offer myself as candidate Tor your surfaces.
In making this announcement, do so partly at
the suggestion OF trends but main " from personal
convictions, which trust and believe are in haI.
mony with your views and interests at this tlme 1t
IS due therefore, 10 candOr and ffankness to state
i thinK the crisis Of the great North American
hepoehc Is &C hand. lne CONGRESS which is to
assemble AT WASHINGTON City on the fist Monday
III December next will either plunge the country
anoS ioyOluuon ana anarchy, or else In that threat
North to 1ear OF nnancal rum may induce the
stituton. "'Oy Their ancient rights under the Con-
ihe policy Of the present radical Con0ress moaps
and ntarsst ~ IeeIadaton 70 every chez ished right
, Andrew johnson, PresideDt ~ ~, r,.., e....
mas sIone shown disposition 10 "9 S hs th
long a. n 1s man, .. constitutional liberty and so
late southern COnfedeFacy az wlng 10 treat the
SS.aeS y the duty OF the whole Soa,b tn
voice In the Legislative Depaftmante e south has no
ment let us remain true to he terms .ne Goyern-
tuo tno NuueututiOu true to OuraaIvoa
to our traditiOnary iame Trocuiene1s and and true
seryiency never yet In the history of the xcr SUD-
back lost rights Submission wifi Hcure To- ".u' ~ won
the psy Oi our friends and tho contempt St only MY
enemies Let us, then, be calm, but frm for th ooI
h NO party In the North strOng enough to helm ,h
South TO acquire the full measure OF her rights undeS
the Constitution. AuoE
LSt us then claim nothing but what the COust,.v.
ton gives uai Let ua make NO concession Dut Whs.
Clearly warranted by the Constitution! And bv
Al meens et Is spun All efforts 20 amend or change
the Cenetituta0nl Let oppose New England
radieahim snaer every form ahd guiSei Let Vs Obey
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THIRD EDITION
FROM EUROPE BY STEAMER.
mrs. Lincoln in Scotland - The
Great Eastern" TO Garry Pas
senRers from New York
TO the Paris Exhibi-
ton - More Of
the Cholera,
Etc. Etc.

NV YORK, November l2.-The steamer
SdIonid, from Hamburg, has arrived. She
Orlngs adViccs from Southampton TO October 81
Scotland. " "N-
Cholera had broken out afresh at Woolwich
and Charlton, prevailing lightly in Edinburgh
IL mas also appeared In Durham Sunderland.
Hartlepool, Darlington, Mlddlesborough. und
several places in Yorkshire.
oscar beaker who five years ago ATTEMPTED
the lie OF the King of Prussia, has been par
The Great Eastern has been chartered 20
carry visitors from New York TO Brest during
the Paris exhibition, alter which she will be
takeh TO lay the telegraph beCween France aud
America.
Marshal O'DOnnel was seriously III in Paris.
Dresden, Leipsic, Chemnitz Bautzen. Zittau.
Grossenheim, Osch atz, Riesa-Meissen, and
Perna are to receive Prnssian garrisons
Ihe saxon portion of the Dresden garrison
VIII consist of the Royal body guard
Florence despatch says that the national
loan fixed for tfty-nne provinces was n, 400, 600
IRE, put torty-hve provinces have responded
win contributions amounting TO 127, ,OO0 600 lire
Nj. Gladstone has visited the PoDe.
Inc eX-klng Francis III intends to prolonp his
re esldence III Rome.
The Chamber ofDeputies IN Baden have IMAM.
moqsly rejected the bill proposing an increase
in the public taxes for 1867.
The majority OF members elected To the Swiss
National Council are Liberals
In Gambia the Turcn-Egyptian army had
gained decisive victory over the insurgenrs,
Alustapha Pasha, with $4,000 troops, captured
Heraneeza, and subsequently pushed forward
10 tne mountains, where he was deIeated after
four days lighting.
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tne laws paw the taxes; but under no circumstances
dpolostzeJor the many thrdshia0s givea tie repre-
senIoHves n TIE best Government fke i1orid eUer
.gp, a. BnH Run and other places too numerous to
think OF! Let US neUer aoo edos oursei0es tpaifors
tUeriOrsg
let nS mdfRtdtn boldly, Iedrlessiy, and deRaRtly,
zee choose, that ne South iR her eort 10 establish
q Somh@n ConIederGog loIs gully OF no crime,
arg aNough Jdting loas simply IN The egerciSe Of
an tndtieRdbte right he updsTlgin0 principles and
cause CT sohich loos me pObkst, tke yrdndest tbs
most righteous and glorious for ichick any peopls
e0tr boHIed! Cringing, crawling, fawning, and
spoiogi1ng has done the South no good Nothing
But blood and punder will satisfy tho radical nav
Let us, therefore, keep the faith, but express no
Southern indept ndence II chosen to repes ent the
Seventh District of Georgia the Congress of the
united States, can only subscribe to an oath 20
iaithful ly support the Constitution,
Such Is brief outline of my views and sentiments
and If elected and admitted into ConRress-yiu
make such-the basis OF my action. Respectfully
JAMES 7. HAkBLRrOH
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A CURIOUS CASE.

case OF considerable interest to commercial
men is 10 come before the Canadian courts next
month IL appears that Dun. Wlman & Co. pro-
prietors OF the Mercantile Academy IN Canada (tae
same hrm as X. u. Dun CO., ia the United states
PhladeIpma ONCE No. 33 5. Third street, are seek,
rival estaDhshment, known as j. NJ. Bradstreet g.
Son, also in the United States. The charge Is that
the latter have purlomed and published the most i'm.
portant portion OF the Canada book issued annually
by Dun, WIman & Co.
For the proofs of the alleged piracy, the plaintiffs
rely not only on the actual similarity between the
wo publications, but the TACT that ali the errors
There are according to the pleadings over enc
hundred OF these errors Some Of incorrect spellng
others Of improper location, aud rev tYpogra-
phlcal mistakes But evidence eveA OF SUI more
positive nature is adduced. 1t seems that Dun,
Wiman Il Co. suspected some sncl design, ana IN
their book, into which, according 10 the papers,
MessIs' bradstreet appear TO nave unequNecanY
stumbled One oil these traps is q Town wnlch mas
10 existence whatever
1t is called "ApricOt, Ontario county, =. W.
and contains three fictitious names, msGes' anu anu
was never heard of before 1t appeared In Dun,
Wiman & Co a book In September yet Messrs
Bradstreets' book published the following January,
contained the "a me place, the same names, and the
same ratings 1t Is dmcult 70 DeneVe tnat the
Messrs Bradstreet could have imagined all these
Yet N they dId not invent them, they must have
been copied from the plaintiffs book for II s alleged
that thew appeared nowhere else. There several
other proofs of equally p0s1 I'VE nature alleged In
the pleadipRs; and, in view OF them IL 10 not easy
law of copyright in Canada, OF the chances Of an
iRjunctiOn there SCENE to be little doubt but thai
fheone book has been COPIED from the other-
MoHBFedl Gazette
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

The city Election Returns-The spId
City Commissioners, Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH 70 THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
BALTIMORE, November 12.-The Judges of
the Baltimore election have not yet rendered
their official returns. There is a current rumor
that they do not intend doing so, but cannot
credit this, though the time designated by law
Tor doing so expires tonight. Judge f3artol will
render his decision in the habeas corpus
case at noon tomorrow. Whatever way the
decision goes, mandamus must be sued out to
oust the old Commissioners, which must be n
long time reaching final decision.
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BY the Atlantic Cable we have news report
dated to Sunday, November H. with the latest
financial intelligence of Saturday from London.
The British Parliament has been further pro.
rogued.
Spanish insurrection has commenced in
Barcelona.
A band of American colonists for the HoIv
Land have arrived at Jatfa from Maine.
The captain, with two men of the crew of
the barque Lubrd, have been murdered bv
pirates on the coast OF China. The date is not
reported.
An American Company has obtained tele.
graph extension concession from the Emperor
of China.
United States 5-2Os closed at 90 in London on
Saturday,
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THE FENIAN BONDS,

The Bonds of the Irish Republic Falling
into Dtscredtt Among the FeninUss
Boston BOndhOlders ClamOrOus for the
Return OF their Money.
BOSTON. Mass, November 1.-THE parties in thi
City, engaged in collecting the bOuds of the Irish
Republic, issued by the Head Centre of the Circles
OF the Fenian brotherhood, from time to time, dur
ing the past year, for the purpose of holding the
parties issuing them responsible for the amonnts
will meet with unexpected fiCulties.
1t is said that this movement has been inaugu.
money has gone to-whO conceived the idea OF
raising an Irish tund-whO put the scheme In opera.
ton, and ascertain, If possible, the purposes 70
which the money has been applied.
Thousands OF those who contributed their hard
earnings to assEst the "men in the gap" now feel
that they have been made the victims of designIno
men, and demand legal investigation; but there rs
dlherence OF opinion in some Fenlan quarters a.
TO the pOlcy of TINS STOP and to the legal abiIifv
OF the parties. Some of those who demand their
money back urge that 1t was obtained under false
pretences Those who are still hoping to see Jhe
independence of Ireland realized contend that there
mas been no fraud practiced whatever.
Ii Will be remembered that the bonds themselves
bear upon their face the stipulation they are not
pryabe until after the establishment of the Irish
repubc and 1t is this ground that the issuers
OF the bonds expect to defeat the prosecutors The
securies u will also be urged, were issued in good
faith, and the takers accepted them in the same
spnt.
Tne courts will have nice question to decide,
however, when IL Is shown that these bonds were
ISSUED Tor the purpose OF invading a country with
which the United states are at peace. On this
account they may be Invalid as 1t Is not likely the
courts would make any decision conflicting with
OF reason that the money exchanged tor these
bonds was simply donation. and at the sa me time
never expected TO be refunded
The whole matt r will get into our courts soon
and II remains to be seen II the bondhoders of Lhe
lfleh Republic have any remedy. The amount of
bonds disp0Sed OF IN this otY during the Fenape ex
citement is not less than 500 900.
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ILLINOIS,

Seventy'three counties give General Logan IS O5s
msJOriy. lhe twenty-nine counties We, TO hear
nom VIII probably swell the majority to 60 900 AS
taI as heard from, the Republicans in this ate have
made gain of two State Senal ors-D w, Mum. Of
cane M the Filst DIS met and Colonel g. A Fost.
IN Tue elAteenth District The Republicans have
hOuse OF the Legis ature-One in the Twelfth Dis
trlc, one IN the Ninth District one in the TWentv
sixth District, two in the Twentieth District and
two IN the Thirty fifth District Unless later IetIrns
indicate some other char Res the next leg slature
VIII stand IS enate, Republicans, 16; Democrats a.
Republican mejorty, Z. House, RepuOhcans. IS;
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head Owen Smith, Western, l4015

90 head owen Smith, Western, 14dl5
DO A. Chrlsty & Brother, Wes.ern l5{DIe
SO f. Kennedy, Chester county, l4Gl5
~ Jones McClese, Chester couhty l30lb
S6 I. McElllen, Chester county. 13dl5.
l20 r Hathaway, Western, I4d165
lUl James Kirk Chester count, l40I51
30 James McFillen, Western, 7OI9 gross
W u. 3. McFillen, Western, l4Gl5
~ Ullman & BOchman, Pennsylyania IL ,D16
l66 Martin, Fuller Co., Western ID 0I5{
III Mooney smith. Western l26l6+
~ Tho. Mooney & Brother, Western l4GOl6
w % II. Cham Pennsylvania, l26lb
70 y. A. Cnaln, Pennsy y!Vanla, l20l5
% 4" L. Frank, Western, 130l5
ll2 Frank & Shomberg, Western 160O16
so Hope g. Co., Chester 130l5,
VI " A. Low, Maryland, 70y7B, gross
"a !. Clemson, Western 7dS gross
~ brans0n, Chester county, 7,G8t gross
l!9 u: Hood, Chester county, 75685, gross
IL chandler Il Co., Chester county I2A0l7
70 A. hlmDle, Chester county I2d16.
~ = McArdle, Western. 70DSs, gross
~ II. McF1llen, Western, 7G1S gross
oO u. Gemmel, Delaware, 4d7 gross
b5 y. Seldomrtd9e, Western, 75dS gross
30 " Jesse Miller, Chester county, IiSOl51
Cows were in ialr demand. 240 head sold nj S50d
calf ava ~
Sheep were also in fair demand, and PRICES firmer
u OeO head sold at $685. per pound, gross, as to
Hogs continue dull 800 head sold at the differ.
cnt yards at from $ll Gl2 the 100 pounds, net.
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WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE,, November 10 The Republican ma
lorlty Oh the Congressional vote this State Is not
less than 26 000-a gain of over 100 per cent on tb
vote of the ear 1864. 'O
The Legislature slands:-Senate, 22 Republicans:
Democrats. ~
Returns of the vote the State Constitutional
ConVentIon are very meagre. Il Is thought that 1T
bas been defeated. The amendment to the Banking
law lor taxing shares of National Bank stocks has
been carried by q large majority
Racine City, the home of Senator DoolIttle gives
60l for Pane, against l79 last year.
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arrested, and he was his wnv IN prison when the
witness iased the money and paid it 70 Mrs. Ba,es
the hbellant.
She sso paid tho fees OF the ATTORNEYS OF the 1b,
lant in tnis suit. The witness con ,radicted IN
statement OF Emi and Mary Lewis. that they were
not acquainted with the witness and testified that
before her marriage these girls had worked under
her as dressmakers at 20 per week. The case ia not
yet concluded.
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Markets by Telegram.

BALTIMORE, November IL Flour dull, with a
declining tendency, the low grades being heavy
Wheat quiet Corn duh and heavy. Oats heavvy:
selling at 61062c. Provisions steady. Lard dnIl'
Western. 80 38. 'A' Nu'i'
New YORK, Nov. l2-Cotton very dull FIour
quiet sales OF 5000 bbls. state at s8 SO6l0 8:
Ohio, $l2 1904; Western, SO 75yd11 10; Southern
$3.50 to $l7'25. Wheat dulI. 30, 900 bushels Of
Corn sold at an advance of 1c. Pork dnII Lard
dull; sales at 13 to 143c Whisky dull
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MICHIGAN. A

lhe latest returns from the State include AZ oonn
ties, and give Governor Grape an aggregate ma
ISfiy oi 20 goo lhe "a counties unhea,d from IN
loo4 rave an aggregate majority of 1916. AS they
mas largely increased in two years, we have nm.
douDtedIy made dec ded gains therein, and our ma
Jorlty IN the State will certainly exceed % 600 ~
The Republican majorities for the members M
Congress Will be about as folio Ms:- -
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PhiladeIphia Cattle Marte,

MONDAY, November II Beef cattle were in fair
demand this week at about former rates. $500 head
arrived and sold al the Avenue Drove Yard ut from
l6l6Ic. tor extra few choice at l7c; fair to good
at l49l6e'; and common at from 11Gl3c. % h., as
to quality The following the particulars of the