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Corn--.Whaf Illinois can do.

A New England Johnny cake-taking
thel old-fashioned dimensions-is Il
inches long. inches wide, and II inch
in thickness. Surprising the entire
corn crop of Illinois Tor 1866 was ground
into meal and converted into Johnny
cake, allowing one quart of meal tc
each cake, and the Johnny cakes were
laid up in tho form Of a wall 90 feet
high and 20 feet wide, so that three
carriages could go abreast thereon, this
wall would reach from Cairo to Dun
leith. 1t would surround the city o.
London, covering 10 square miles
with a wall 90 feet high and GO feet wide
of solid bread. This immense crol
would put Johnny cake in the hand!
of every man, woman and child-sav
age and civilizeG-upon the face Of thu
habitable globe. ItwOuld requre Grill
eight feet high by eight feet wide, al
lowing % feet to the bushel, 3,27t
miles in length, reaching from Passam
aquaddy Bay to San Francisco, and ;
good share of the distance back. If i
were converted into whisky, computing
three gallons to the bushel, it woult
form an inland sea sufficient to float til,
entire navies of the world. No mar
need starye TO death in Illinois.-Rock
ford Register. ,..5.s..
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Monetary Affairs.

NEW YORK, November y.
POSTS money article suySgold is low
or to-day, and continues so easy for de-
livery as to be lent without interest or
even to require the payment of the pre-
MUM of Pal per cent TO have it carried.
The lower market is rather more quiet
than for day or two past, still there is
very little offering below six per cent
except on national securities. Rates on
which is 5 per cent discount are less ac-
tive, and choice paper passes at 6a1.
Stock market opened gloomily, and quo
tations were lower. Governments were
fully sustained except 7-30s. After reg
ular board quotations were New York
Central POI; Erie s3f; Hudson p;
Reading l leg; Michigan Central | i5!;
Michigan Southern 912; Pittsbrg Gt;
North Western 81; North Western pre-
ferrcd 10; Rock Island 09j; Fort Wayne
l O9i; Ohio Il Mississippi Central 3is;
Foreign Exchange quiet; bills of GU
days in London quoted at 0S$al % for
Commercial; OBJ to 90! for Bankers;
ut short sight l04al 10g.
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An Escaped Condemned Criminal
- Captured In Washington City.

On Saturday, Sheriff Phillpot, Of
Granville. comfy, North Carolina, ar
rived here with requisition for negro
named Anderson Cooper, who broke jail
in that county in March, 1865, after
having been sentenced to be hanged
Mr.. Phillpot at once conferred with
Deputy Marshall Phillips, and the re-
quisition being OH the Governor of Vlr-
ginia, and therefore Of no power here, he
was advised to place the matter in the
hands of the police. Accordingly he OBJ
tanned warrant from Justice Waiter,
and the case was placed IN the hands OF
Officer McColgan. The officer at once
put. on his citizen clothes, and with Mr..
Phillpot went to ahonse ON Seventh
street, near F.. on the Island, and took
the fugitive into, custody. Cooper was
quite surprised when arrested, and de-
MED that he was the party the officer
wanted, but on getting n sight at the
Sheriff, at once owned up. The priso-
ner was Immediately taken before
Justice Walter, who committed him
in jail to await requisition from the
Governor of North Carolina. The pris-
oner, with his brother-William, OF
WashinhtOn Cooper, was arrested, tried
and convicted, and sentenced to be hung
for committing anroatrage on, Mrs.
Daniels, IN Granville county. North
Carolina, in March, 1866. They made
their escape from the jait butiWiliams
was shortly afterwards arrested and ex=
ecuted. The whereabouts Of Anderson
was not discovered until recently, when
the Sheriff took maasurea to arrest him.
The accused is q small, dark man, of
about twenty-five years. He seems to
know that his" brother is hung, and is
very unwilling to. accompany the Sher-
lii back to his old home. Ole says he
has q wife and several children. there
that he desires to see; and therefore he,
consented, and the Sheriff left with him
on Saturday evening.-JTash. Chron. r
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New Work. Market.

New YORK, November {.
COTT0N-Dull, and !alc lower; SEC
for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Dull and common grades
20a40cI lower, 10 75a1l % for soulldl conf
mon and extra State; Sll 75al2 10 for
extra round hoop Ohio, and II S0a14 so
for trade brands; market closing quiet
and heavy, -....
WHISKY-Quict.
WftEAT-Dull,N and common 5a10c
lower; 81 AZ for No. 9 Chicago and Mil
waukee, the latter price for very good;
rejected Milwaukee 81 16, and SO IS for
choice white western.
=, EXTRAORDINARILY unchanged. rr ..
=, BARLEY-Opened firm; closed heavy
/ and declining; 81 90 for inferior Chica-
go; II for two rowed State, 07al 0S
for Canada West, in bond.
BARLEY. MALT-Quiet,
CORN-Dull, and 2a3c lower; 81 24!a
% for Shipping mixed western afloat
and in store; closing Mt 24ial % and
white western Mt 81 2Sal 80.
OATS-1a2c lower; 70a72c for Chica-
20 and Milwaukee, and 72a73c for State.
COFFEE-Steady but quiet.
SUGAR-steady; Cuba 10tal1t.
MOLASSES-Dull. ....
PETROLEUM-Heavy, at % for crude
and 35ta364 for refined in bond.
MESS PORK-Heavy and lower at
% 25a27 93f for regular, and cash for
November mess, closing at 81 so for reg
ular and "a 5Oa25 % for prime; also
1850 barrels of new mess at 27a27 %,
sellers option for November; q IS, buy.
ers last half option for November,
BEEF HAMS-Quiet ate Al, .
BAC0N-Dull and lower Mt l4t for
Cumberland cut and 15al5t for short
ribbed, r."
CUT MEATS-Heavy at l3ial4t for
shoulders and 15a16t for hams. -s.,
DRESSED HOGS-Easier q. l0i to
II for wisconsin
LARD-Duli and lower at l3f to 15t
BUTTER-Steady at 2Oa3ia35a44 for
State; and 50a55 for Grange County
Pals. gr-r.s-yr,.,
CHEEsE-Quiet at lie. ~
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4 u k- ! - = q
rer or allow the prisoner to plead over.
Hon: j. II. C..Imeron-Better be care
full how you'd emur.- In the case of the
Queen VS.. Sw etzer, in which defended
the prisoner, it was held by the learned
judges that unless the demurrer had been
successful, the sentence would have had
to be carried out.
His lordship willing, I have no OBJ
lection. 100
The prisoner was then removed, and
Patrick Mugrart was placed on the
duck. Nh ys
Mr.. McNab, in short address, open
ed the case for the crown, IN which he
stated that it could be proven that the
prisoner, on the 18th of June, was seen
with what is known as a Fenian rifle
in his possession, near Fort Erie. n
After the examination of q few wit
nesses, his lordship addressed the jury,
explaining that the evidences showed
the prisoner to be a British subject, and
he could not, therefore, be tried as at
present indicted. He therefore directed
the jury to return a verdict OF acquit-
tai. 2a3J..tr ~ 81 ts!.i,,.,.1
Mr.. Mckenzie then submitted that n
British subject could not be tried twice
for the same offence. He should there
fore be discharged. - 4ig !. rot. Nh
Mr.. X. A. Harrison-fhe Crown has
further evidence. The prisoner, my
! Lord, if he is ttried again, will not be
tried az an American citizen. .!
The Court Mt one O'clock adjourned
till ten o'clock tomorrow. 20 20
1t is Mr.. McKinzie's intention to take
the following objections to all the in
dictments preferred against FeIiinn
prisoners vet entered, containing double
/ counts, and In the case OF the Queen VS..
fMcGrath: LIST. On the ground of mis-
| joinder of Court, that lie is charged as
an American citizen. ssc -. 4
] End, That he is charged as British
subject, and that he is charged with
what amounts to high treason. A man
cannot be a citizen of foreign state
and British subject at the same time.
There cannot be distinct offences
charged in the same Indictment.
4th, That it appears on the face Of
the Indictment that the offences charged
therein against the prisoner were conf
mitted in tho county of Willard, and
\ the indictment therefore could not be
legally preferred against him.
The Grand Jury entered court and
brought bills against the following Fe-
Man prisoners John Hughes, Patrick
ponahue, James Burke, James Spauld-
| ing, William Orr, Patrick KaatiDg, Will
liam Baker, Barney Dunn, and Frederick
Fry. ..t' q
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Who Has the National Bnhk Cur.

- rcucy. r,r,rr..-sp P
In an able speech of Ex-Governor
Seymour, of Now York, we find the fol
towing suggestive paragraph: r.., d,
Not only IS The public debt, WHICH
paysnothiug tosupport the government,
held mainly in one corner ofour country,
but the banks, which havea right 10 make
the currency for all the States, are placed
and owned in a large degree by the East.
ern and Middle States. Not only oui
debt, but our currency lis Bectionalized
In the report, of the Secretary of the
Treasury on the subject, made Inst ses-
sion to Congress, il was shown That ot
the National Bank notes then issued
Massachusetts, had $50 for every person
within her borders; Connecticut Sal
and Rhode Island ST.; while in Tho great
commercial States of the West-Ohia
Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan-the
proportion, is in Ohio only s. pei
head; in Illinois, So In Michigan,
So, and in Wisconsin, So per head OF the
population. So that whenever profits
are made out of bank circulation, by
far the greater portion thereof goes to
these New England States. The num-
Der and wealth of the people of
the great States thus left with
little or no means of getting currency
except as borrowed from more favored
sections, make this glaring evil
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THE SOUTH.

Florida Bankruptcies AZ Peass-
eola-New Orleans Advices-n issis-
sfppi Items- .,IaE. y j.. .
New YORK, Nov. ga special to the
World, from Mobile, says: DR.. Steele has
announced himself as candidate for
the United States Senate from Florida,
in opposition TO Gov. Marvin.
A large quantity of Englishiron has
been received vt Pensacola for the re-
building of the Pensacola Railway.
New Orleans adviees report Gov. Wells
absent at Charleston.
r The. Mississippi Legislature, has ad-
journea, and will meet ON the Dist OF
, The health of Gov. Humphrey; who
has been severely i'll, is saidtto be I'M
proving. There is moro activity in our
cotton market, and prices are advanced
to 30 cts for middling. 't"
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From the Pittsburg Republic, Nov. ~
Daring Burglary. iE-'-4'


On Sunday morning, about two
o'clock, the residence Of VIM. Linn,
gsq,, on Wylip street, between Federal
and Washington, was entered, by means
of false keys OF "nippers," by two burg
lars, who succeeded in carrying away a
coat, vest and hat. belonging TO Mr..
Lynn, together with $702 in money,
which was in tho breast pocket OF the
coat. q Tho coat and vest were taken
from the apartment where Ar. Linn was
sleeping, and the hat from the hall. A
lady who resides on the opposite side of
the street states that at quarter past
FIVE o'clock she saw two men emerge
nom Nr. Linn's house, and that they
proceeded to Washington street, down
which they ran. TIE eest AUD vest
were afterwards found In. front yasd,
on Washington street, where they !, had
been thrown after the pockets were III
fed. The money was all taken except
ten dollar bill, which was in one OF
the pockets Of the vest, and escaped the
observation of the thieves. Ths burg
larry was undoubtedly the act Of sx-
perts, so hoiselessly were their opera
tions conducted. No clue has yet been
obtained, nor does it seem likely that
one willie, tsst will lead tolthe arrest
of the guilty parties. ~ ..r o-r
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A SAD Observation-Disclosures leaves,
in their brilliant and variegated beau
ty, like the hectic flush on the cheek of
the consumptive, remind us of the APP
preaching death of the year, and that
our "way of life will soon fall into the
sere and yellow leaT-withered and
scattered by autumnal winds, they re-
mind US of the eyanescence of all that
the heart pines and seeks for beneath
the ann. The deep serenity, tho soften
cd Iight.Of the antumnal sky,is Natures
parting smile ere the death slToud Sof
Winter is wrapped around her5is Ike
the serene smile, Of the good man in
life's last hour-assured by the retro
speet of life weh-spenf, of the life be
yond the tomb aid beyond the stars
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81 New Y.fE DRY Good. market.


There is but little change to repurt in
the dry goods trade this morning. Brown
sheetings ands shirtings are only mode
rately called for, and although there is
NO reduction in prices, agents are in
structed to take lower figures for whole
lots Of goods, Prints ere worry quiet.
Stocks are not very large, but steadily
accommodating, and mills are running on
light production, with some talk of fur
ther reducing prices. Stripes and ticks
have met light demand and for single
case there is no reduction, but for whole
lines Of goods lower prices would be ae-
eepted. LinseYs and flannels are in
light request, but, otherwise wooden
goods are very duh. Jobbers prices -
Brown sheetings. Amoskeag. A, 23c;
Nashua, extra, 2li; Pittsield, A, isi.
Bteached shirtings. Lonsdale, 33I; Rel
Bank %; Canoe 13t!. Prints, Nerrimack.
\, 81; Pacific 10; Amoskeak 1s; Empire
Is. .Ginshams, Lancaster, 27l Glasgow
2S: .Capbries, Washington, l5i Victory
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Q. WASHINGTON DALL,
Sprfngwood. near LAeshufx LbudOun Co Va
RREERHNCKS
DEL BT CHAnCEWY. PrNDIn.:

ID 10 the Circuit Cou't OF Ohio CoHnty. Lsxis
Luns'Ord and wife, q. Robert wray aod Georg.
Erllner. The Defendants will O., k- rnfic., ii, n
TIE deLositioDs OF Doctor Jo. eph n. Conne,Iy
aud william NJ. LuLsford AID Uth-rs will n.
ta.-a a. the offe. a LAMB e. raull in Z, q CITY
Of wheeling. on tbs 9Th DAY of Eoyemh-f
ls6 b-tr zen the hours o oe'oek a m and
5oc'o' K p. ~, on behalf Oft szcarnlisirart.
." be read 10 evidence on tn t,isi o. tho aLov.
cause And II ftom any esase tie taxing oI aid
cSinnsnued 81 ouId hot he comps he'd a., thai
day the taking " fa-.aa4e vii be sdIou r,,.S
from time to tine until tI- same 1. eompis,.d.
octZrW't LtwIS LIZ NSFOHiI
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New Yorys Money Market.

NEW YORK, November :.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Minister Campbell and General sher-
mnu-The Union Pncilc Railreqd.

lliuister Campbell and General Sher-
man-The Union Paciac Railread.
NEW YORK. November s.-The Her
AIDS Washington special says: On Sat
nrday last Senior Romero, the Mexican
minister, sent dispatch to President
Juarez, notifying him that Hon. l.. u;
Campbell, the minister, to Mexico, and
Lieutenant General Sherman, would ar
rive at Vera Cruz within fortnight.
Mr.. Campbeui is expected here tonight,
10 await the arrival of General Sher-
man, who will probably reach here to.
morrow. They will then have an in
terview with the President, General
Grant and the Secretary OF War, ana re-
ceive final instructions. d..
The latest advices received by the
government from Mexico are of such
nature rs TO lead to the belief that Gen.
Sherman will not DE called upon to ex-
ercise the authority with which he is
vested, but his presence there and the
object of it being known, will serve as
an efIectaal check. tits theasht. upon
those who might otherwise be disposed
10 resist the re-assumption of the Gov
erNment try President Juarez.
General J. II. Simpson, Of the United
States army, President Of the Board of
Commissioners Of the Union Pacific
Railroad west from Oneida. has 3ust sab
mitted to the Secretary Of the Interior,
the Commissioners report on the eighth
section Of thirty miles of that road, eX-
tending from the 24Sth to the 270th mile
post. The report represents the road
completed and equipped, is first-clas.
railroad, and was yesterday submitted
by the Secretary of the Interior to th'
President, with the recommendation
that the section he accepted, and thu
bonds and patents for the land due tn
Company be issued, agrseably to law
which at once received the approval ant
order of the President. ..,
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Rrom Otsown,

j OrrowA, @. W., Nov. s.-Two cases of
rifles have been seized, addressed to an
unknown person, and detained. by the
authorities for instructions from the
government.
Hon. Jno. A. Mcdonald leaves on
Monday for New York, to join the other
delegates sailing for England on
Wednesday.
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The Baltimore Hnbeas Corpus.

8 BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.-The habeas.
corpus case WAS continued till one
o'clock, when Judge Bartol adjourned
the case until two O'clock permitting,
with the consent of the counsel for the
old commissioners, the parties to be nm
restrained until the court should meet at
that hour.
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nrim.,one nrownIow,. Message.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 7.-Governor Brown
lows message was received in the Honse
to-day, 1t liscourses the question OF
negro suffrage, thinks certain design
ing men, with the conniYance Of the
President, are endeayorlng to over
throw the State government, and re-
commend the prompt action Of the leg.
| islature. o. -s
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.DaiI}' II-eXsetllsk
.I1 JEHli 2 =. =
q'. s.s't
.SERGisArIsrnnl

- their patrons are prepared d
cnterprlse Wlieh mas Tor It's objefsS
anh promioeiy, W .l's welfare u a. !
IN TINS hsPaenc, anu the deve.sSss
r G'';. y. " os ~ IVY MI, ana prsas,
TropT,esoI ~ nls ;, heeilng ,RLss'
IaIsen an" as ,m ap.", - 'liis lapes &
ih:,,.us a., i .,,, 49, .rircuiatioe =
pep,'ihli'y, ~, ai NJ M, NJ" s S. pieaslss
20 IVY ps"ys ~, ~ W. Jsi..s, ths Ian,
ct anu ' nc'i"oie Pape'
SarEsnin:
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Chicago Market.
curc,Go November

FIour dull and declined lOal3c: " neat e
closed nominal, at a decline of 9alee;
- o I0a2 10 for No. 1, and 81 5sia2 w Tor
So 3 Corn dull and declined 3tatc'
TO- nc. inc; n e5trfor No. ], and 91fa9H for No.
>. Highwines dull. Messperk deelln =
81 DC. Hogs, moderately active at
sS 75a7 625 for common TO good. freigf's
weak and declined &c.
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Rufnio Market.
Rr-rrAIo. November s.

Flour easier; No. spring Il 75qls p;
,,heot dnll and nominally lower;
eorr lower, sales of 10000 bushels at
o oTnn+ II for No. /; oats lower, offered
~ 80 for No. , Chicago without sale;
~ I Canada, quiet at II; rye and ana
JUS jos 6uiet: pork 23a29; lard l54alo;;
~b;st,T nominal, at 3 b retail; canal
fre;ghfs dull to New York; wheat Is,
corn 1iJal5, oats 10.
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THE 0ELEcTloNs.
New York.

New York.
NEW York, Nov. THE World gives
Fenton s,l32 majority, the Herald
gives him about 5000, the Times about
12 900, and the Tribune 1886.
New YORK, Nov.6.-The Republicans
are successful in the election to Con-
cross of Robertson, in Westchester, and
Van WICK, in Orange. and Cornell, in
Ulster, which makes mp for the loss OF
three members from this city and Brook.
Ilyn, and keeps the delegation as it is at
present, 20 to H. e =;
| ROCHESTER, n. Y, Nov. e.-Fentori
majority in Monroe county Is ,704, &C,
cording to the returns we have ano
suppose to be correct. ~. ,a, 81,
NEW YORK, Nov. Sat this hour we
have no further returns from the In
terror to change the result for Governor
as heretofore telegraphed. The Con
yention runs ahead of Fenton 10000 in
New York City, $50 in Troy, 1900 in
Utica, several thousand in Brooklyn
and in like proportion everywhere
The rural districts seem to have voted
unanimously for q convention, and II
lis probable that the proposition viii b.
adopted by something over $1,000 ma
ljority. d :. r.L rF1h
| IN Missouri. z" .'..
ST. LOUIS, Nov, Nearly complete
returns give the radical ticket, in thi
county, about three thousand majority
The Official vote in the Sd district give'
General Pile 20S majority, over Hogan
RETURNS from the interior are still mea
! gre. but enough are received to show
that Newcomb, Radical, is elected IL
1.-THE 2d district by about $500 majority
Returns from the Sd district favor tn
election of NOEL, Conservative. Ora
Willy, Radical, in the ,4th district, vii
probably have about three thousant
majority. McClurg is reelected from
the 9Th district. The 9th district II
doubtful, but it is thought that Val
Horn, Radical, is reelected. Genera
Loan, Radical, is reelected in the It'll
district by q large majority. There ar'
not ensneh returns frqm the 8tl
district to indicate the result. IN thu
9th district, Sweitzer, Conservative, Il
probably elected. Frank Blair's major:
| ity is reduced to six. His election Will
be contested BY BranscOmb.
ST, LOUIS Nov. S.-The official vote
gives Gen. Fiio ia over Hogan for Con,
gress, but should several hundred votes
east after regular closing of polls be re-
ceived, his majority may be increased,
and Gen. Blair defeated. For the Leg
islature the I'd, s4th, .5th, It'll and 9Th dis
tricts give large, radical majorities. Re-
turns from the Sd, NoelPs district, are
still too meagrs to determine the result
In the 9th district, Sweitser, conserva-
tive, is probably elected. Thirty-six
counties give over II 900 radical MAORI
.ty, Counties to be heard from gave
Lincoln abopt 81, 600 majority. :1,l..
Massaehusetts.
NEW. York Nov. ga Boston spe-
cial to the Times says: Returns are re:
ceived from all the towns Ofthe, State
but nineteen, and give Bullock, for
oovcrror, Ga ,s94 majority. es.,,,.
.----.. Nevada.
SAX FRANcIsco, Nov. 7.-Late Carson
City dispatches say that the hUnion
party carried the Nevada State election
Yesterday byil, 900 majority.
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Executer's No.

s.a;, Executess NJ
H..yis ,'.;Is.d y flss...:. ~
Wtjlisn EsytAr. 5se,esfes -
n The, setsts ar hsryey 1tbIA
fssat7 saf thkss bs1sk rVS1N
same shosld prspst tsesSCI&l
esssd. fosaisjsl .ssap
4 ~ .1fAte<fs1r Isssse1E
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The Turf.

JERME PARK, Nov. 7.-1:45 p. M.-The
hurdle race, one and three, quarter miles
and seven hurdles, was won by Roscoe.
Yellow Hammer and surprise fell
Time Ais. In the three-fourths of q
mile dash, Trovatore beat her Ladyship
by three Lengths. Time 1:21}.
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Osyve.o Market.

OswEGO, November :. ~
Flour steady; SIG so for No. l spring;
sI4 90 for red winter; So 90 for white;
SIS 75al6 90 for Xxx. Wheat dull
Corn quiet; No. Illinois 81 "a. Barley
steady. at 944a95c. Rye quiet; held at
81 % for Canada. Canal frelghts
steady to. New York -7o-IE t
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Ohio Democratic Convention.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. Sat meeting
to-day of the. Ohio Democratic Com
mittee, it was resolved to hold the
State Convention for nomination of
Governor md other State officers OH the
9Th of January next, ~
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maicaa, rIur.,sct.

TOLEDO, November D.
Flour quiet; wheat, winter. &C.,
and spring lc. lower; sales OF new
white Michigan, 2 81; amber, 50 to %;
No. / spring, %. Corn &c. lower; 81 10
l O3 for No. mixed. Oats SC. lower az
soc. Lake ireights firm. &c. for corn
to Buffalo. tr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-09
~, Pe.,eu,s Reception. .

rJAMHsrowN, November e.-The citi-
zens. Of this village and vicinity assem-
bled in great numbers at the residence
of Gov. Fenton this evening. A grand
reception is being held. A general in
yitation was given to all, and the capa-
cious mansion and grounds are throng-