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by Tclegra ph.
Shirt of the stock Market.
NEW York. Sept. q.


Tho Posts money article says:
The mark IL still idle. Stock market nc-
tive and quotations higher. The principal
rise of sos OF 1871 to 1890 ITO. There were
no sales ut this price however. Railroad
shares were better. Alter the board the quo
tRIiOnS were: New York Central llULS; Erie
IN; Hudson River 1891; Michigan Central
III; Illinois Central 1875. Foreign exchange
firm.
Tine Commercials money article says:
The upward tendency OF prices Mt the stock
exchange continues and the market il evil
IDENTIFY shaping for n very active speculation
III October. Governments are ruther more
active and hrIner, apparently rs the result of
the inquiry for 5-9JS from foreign hands. In
the money market the late extreme cnSe still
prevails. Tho banks ARE cager seekers of
borrowers and in some cases offer round
amounts Mt per cent. The general rate,
however, IL per cent. Exchanges with the
West are about evenly balanced and there IL
no symptoms OF any Important movement
OF currency to the South, HS some have ex-
the interior app ar to be so well supplied
with currency that they have not the usual
OCCASION TO fall back upon New York to meet
the emergencies. Discounts arc quiet; the
amount OF bills being still quite limited. A
large proportion OF prime bills of TO days to 1
ponthS are discounted Mt per cent. Foreign
exchange continues firm. There is more
active demand for bills and Il very limited
supply of commercial paper, while the
amount Of cotton bills forwarded is merely
nominal. The leading drawers are asking
lOS1a for 90 days sterling; lO914 for short sight;
prime commercial paper held nt lO7249l0S.
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New York Money ana stock Market

Nb" AOFGhS sept S6s
Money market steady and firm mt Im5 per
cent for call loans. Sterling exchange Is firm
at 1914 q lOS3S, gold, for first class bills.
Gold scarcely 80 firm; opening at lIlIS de-
clining to lII5I and closing at las.
Government stocks a shade firmer; Us of
1881, registered. lll@S: sos, coupons OF 1882
lll}S; 1910 coupons 90.
ri is, 20.
FreightS to Liverpool quiet.
Stocks better: Rock Island ll2Iy: Illinois
Central ~; Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh 50; North
western 363s; do preferred :SSIS; Toledo I22L%;
Toledo preferred 72l4; Fort Wayne 1867; Mil
waukGe Il st. Paul S31S; do preferred 72lg: Chi
CAEO, burlington Il Quincy 1875: Chicago Il AL
ton preferred llOi4; Michigan Southern STtI;
Michigan Central III; Reading ll7I4: Hudson
l2i; Erie 7sls; New York Central IlUl5; Pacific
Mail 30; Quicksilver 5i14; Cumberland IS;
Canton 20; MartpOSa ia.
AL the o'clock board the following were
the principal rates; Ohio ~ Mississippi GER
thc!tteS, b. 3 8iY Canton Co. 5I5z; Cumber-
land Coal as; Quicksilver 5ILa; Western
Union Telegraph Co., ID. 3, $685.: New York
Central HOS: Erie X. Il. 1875; Hudson River
l2thE; RendIng liz; Michigan Central rs;
Michigan Southern Il Northern Indiana $50
Illinois Central. ex. div, l22l-; Cleveland K
Pittsburgh SIt; Cleveland 4 Toledo ;l2l4 I;
Chicago, Rock Island a Peori, II. 3, lI21s;
Chicago Il Northwestern 36L4: Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne Il Chicago. $. 3, 1855.
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PetroIcmIIl Market.

TlTUSVlLLE, Sept. ..
Tho market was steady, with IL fair amOunt
of transactions. The producers are under the
Impression that prices i'll New York have
touched bottom, and are now Sangulne that
they will be able to hold out ut present prices.
The rise in OIL Creek has reccded sufficiently
to permit its being fOrCled by teams, and con-
Sctuently the movements have been con-
siderable. We quote sales of 900 bhls de-
livcrcd on the cars Mt Pioneer Mt 81 80; 900 do
BcmnehOtF, heavy gravity. at 81 w; 500 do
900 IN all ut So 20; sundry small lots ut diff
f,rent places, ut from IS Us to 81 TO- accOrdinH
TO gravity.
The Philadelphia market continues dull.
Small sales are reported Mt 2412C for crude sc
for refined in bond, and tO@6lc per gallon for
free, us TO quality.
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New YORK, Sept. 27.-The Episcopal
Diocese Convention reassembted this
morning in St. Johns Chapel. The
report of the Episcopal Fund was read.
ltappearS that the accumulated fund
added to the disposable fund, now ex-
ceeds one hundred thousand dollars,
the limit of the fund TO be obtained for
the support of the Bishop. The report
set forth that the interest on this sum
will not support the Bishop, and pay
the taxes on the Episcopal residence.
The Committee were instructed to con-
tinue the nccumulution of the funds for
the support of the Bishop, and it was
resolved to purchase IL house and lot, ms
an Episcopal Residence. Bishop Taller
then proceeded to deliver his annual
address. After speaking an hour and n
half without concluding his address, II
recess OF half an hour was taken. Upon
reassembling Il resolution was adopted
that the members would attend the flu
neral of the Rev. DIR. Hanks.
The Committee on the SALARY of the
Bishop made their report. II was re-
solved to vote To the bishop in addition
TO the salary of 81. 900, the sum of s., 900,
making IA total for the year of S, 900.
The Convention then adjourned until
evening, when reports will be heard
from the Committee, and the Bishop
will conclude the delivering of his ad-
dress.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, I
SURGEON GEHERAL'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, u. e., Aug. 10, 1866.

ADVERTISEMENT.
A N ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, TO
n consist of Brevet Colonel ]. b. Brown
Surgeon, u. s. a., President, Brevet Lieuten.
amt Colonel II. K. WiriZ, Surgeon, u. S. a.,
BreVeC Lieutenant Colonel Anthony HaCer
surgeon, U. 5. a., and BrcVet Major Warren
webster, Assistant surgeon, U. =. a., RecOr.
der, will meet i'll New ! DIRK City on the 10th
of september, next, for the examination OF
candidates for admission into the Medical
Staff of the U. 8. Army.
Applicants must be over 81 wears of ago
and physically sound.
Applications for an invitation to appear be-
fore the BOarl should be addressed to the
Surgeon General, U. $. A., and must state the
tull name, residence, and date and place of
birth OF the candidate. Testimonials as to
character and qualifications must he furnish
Ell. If the applicant has been in the Medical
Service of the Army during the war, the fact
should be stated, together with his former
rank, and time and place OCservice, and teS-
tiInOnlalS from the officers with whom he has
served should also he forwarded.
No allowance Is made for the EXPENSES Of
persons undergoing the examination, as 1t is
an indispensable prerequisite to appOint-
mCnt.
There arc Mt present sixty vacancies in the
Medical Stall, iorty.StX Ofwhlch are original
being created by the Act of Congress, an.
proved, July 2Sth, 1865.
JOS. X. BARNES,
AuIO'eOlZm surgeon General, u, 8, .
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AsPY BAY, Sept. 27.-The equinoctial
gale of Saturday, which was very Sc
we're i'll New FOundlMnd, greatly dam
aged the lines east and west Of Ions
HarbOr, at the head of Fortune Bay.
The lines have already, been repaired
superintendent of the line, says that he
expects to have them working through
Immediately. European news will, il
is quite probable, come to hand to-day.
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NEW York, Sept. 27.-General Swce-
ney has published card declining to
take any part in the proceedings of the
FGninn Brotherhood.
n man named Joseph German was
shot last night, supposed fatally, by the
proprietress of IL bHgnio in Brooklyn,
named Margaret Nealy alias Celeste
Carhart, who is now under arrest.
No cholera death reports today.
Morgan l.. Harris has been appointed
Collector of Internal Revenue for the
sth district of this city, vice Geo. Z. Put
man, removed.
Young America's last wicket fell for i3,
and st. Georges for 45-both first in
nings.
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buffalo Market

BUFFALO, Sept. q.
Flour Grmer; sales 1920 bbIs at sll 50 for No.
spring; Sl2 50 for Wisconsin spring, and 81 la
IL 80 for EN western. Wheat IN good milling
demand; 5000 bus were sold at 81 Is for No.
? Chicago and Milwaukee spring in part to
arrive. including boat load OF Racine in
part held; white Michigan 81 Sl6J2 95; amber
do g -; white Canada 81 6Og2B5. Corn, sales
80, bus; open Mt 7ic for No. /, and 7Sc for
yellow; closing i'll the afternoon with sales II
6O,OOO bus No. Mt &c. and 7SOU BUS nj Ill.,
Oats Mt 4ic for old Chicago. Barley held nj
q ~. Rye quiet. Lard, western 2012O15c.
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FoRTREss MONROE, Sept. 27.-The
steamer ashore on Body Island, N. c.,
York, for New Orleans. She had %
passengers on board, all OF whom have
been safely landed. They will arrive
in Norfolk to-day. Assistance has been
sent by the underwriters agents, and
hopes are entertained of saving the
vessel and cargo.
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ToRoNTo, @. W., Sept. 27.-Several
teers, are to go into camp near St.
Johns. All the government clerks in
the different departments are to be en-
rolled i'll civil service. Regimental
general orders for that purpose have
been issued, and will be carried into
effect in tho event of the volunteer mi
litia being called out.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Tho National Express and Transpor-
nation COmdRny.

Tho National Express and Transportation
Company, OF which General Joseph e. John.
Its property and effects, for the benefit OF
stOckh6ldeFs who have not been satisfied
Mr.. o. W. JOsIyn, one OF their Directors
and principal Stockholders, sued out an III
junction, prohibiting them fIOm collecting
further assessments, aud asking that u re-
CeiVer be ODnOIDICd,
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-The Gal
weston Bulletin states on the authority
of Gen. Kiddon, Superintendent of the
Bureau, that the reports TO
him from his subOrdinates show
that the crop will fall one-third to one
half short of former estimates. Also.
nevertheless, there is not negroes
enough at labor to pick out the crop.
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Os,vcso Market.

OSWEGO, sept. q.
Flour active; sI3 o for rel winter. sll Q,
for white, SIS O0gl5 Is for XX. Wheat firm;
old Milwaukee Club, by sample, 81 Is. Corn
quiet; no sales Barley in good speculative
demand and market better. Other grains
scarce and quiet. Canal Freight steady to
New York; Wheat nc, Corn lOIIc, Barley
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RICHMOND, Sept. 27.-Robcrt Guild:
formerly of Washington, and during
the war commissioner for the exchange
of prisoners, was elected TO tho State
Senate to-day, from this city. His COM
President.
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Chicago Market.


OIIIUAIiU' sept. z.
trm AT 81 1902 q for No. i, and 81 S7@2 05 for
No. 2. Corn active and advanced &c; sales
at 6l15@6}C for No. !, and 6O9sI6I1 &c for No. ..
Oats advanced IA lC, closing firm at $500
J5?3c for NO /, and 331&Gg3i15c for No. Il
HighwinCa firm. FrGlglItS steady.
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PhiIadcIpnin Mnrket

PHILADELPlIIA Sept. q.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat Cd
v4ncing; Sales 300 bus No. spring choice
white at 81 .. Corn firm; mixed western
use; yellow 81. Groceries and provisions un-
changed. Whisky steady at 81 IS for Penn
SylVnnln, and g ilGl2 ~ for Ohio.
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Toledo MARKET.

TOLEDO, sept. "a.
Michigan 81 O5@2 $50, ant No. spring 50 81
Corn inactive and &c lower; No mixed goa
G912c. oats steady Mt 10c. Lake FTcightS
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. q.
Flour quiet, buyers holding Off for lower
figures; quotations unchanged. Wheat
I hOtce Spring better, but other grades un-
changed. Corn and Oats unchanged. Pork
dropping Bacon duh and unchanged I,ar,i
lower l., 2O12c for choice keg. Whisky firm ut
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Paris brought $50 900 francs in treasure INST c
She arrived to-day. Among her pus-
sengers is Gen. Benuregnrd.
The Rev. DIR. Hawks died in this city
this morning.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The Navy
Department has received Information
of the arrival of tho United States
the Rio Grnnde and Galveston, at PEN
secoIn on tho 2lst inst. Commander
Cushing, ofthe Mahaslka, reports that
tho American interests have not suE-
Gered by violence from either of tho
cOntending prrties in Mexico, and that
no vessel ofwar oftho Imperialists had
appeared off Tampico or the Rio
blockade were entertained.
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MILWAUKEE, Sept. q,
Flour declined 75c. Wheat; 81 O3 for No.
and 81 ~ fur No. i-nd 81 % for Nos Corn
urn Urn "t Ol@OIc for No. ]. Oats firm Mt 3Oc for
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ooDENsnuRa, N. Y, Sept. 27.-Gov.
Fenton and suite, George Curtis, Col.
lectOr of this port, and several other
prominent gentlemen were present to-
day ut tho st. Lawrence County Fair.
now open at Canton.
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ROCHESTER,, N. v, Sept. 27.-General
D. Leadbetter, late of tho rebel army,
died ofappoplexy ut Clifton, C. W., last
night. He belonged in Mobile, and left
n considerable sum of money and val
unble ELECTS when he died
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ChoIern.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Five fresh
cases of cholera were reported in this
city yesterday. No deaths from the
disease are reported.
In Brooklyn there seems to be slight
abatement of tho disease. Only two
new cases wero reported yesterday.
a Herald Troy dispatch says: The
cholera has broken out with fearful
violence in tho vicinity of North
Adams, Massachusetts. There has boon
eight cases and FIVE deaths, the doctors
say, within % hours.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 26.-Thcre was
one cholera death here to-day.
In Nashville the cholera deaths for
the last "a hours were 20.
In Memphis there were SO now cases
OF cholera and nine deaths within the
last "a hours.
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The Intelligencer

Is now, as Il always Inns been, THE FRIEND
AND ADVOCATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS
AND POPULAR PROGRESS. AS through
the late war 1t was unswerving in its support
OF tne cause ana the soldiers OF the Republic,
so 1t will continue to support all measures
that are calculated to adjust the troublesome
National honor. justice, and Gm enduring and
Not hasty in its conclusions, but just and
sincere in its cOnUictiOIlS-not 'SenSatiOnal" III
its spirit but progressive and liberal in its te1l-
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The Telegraph
IN CONCLUSION,

We have to express our gratitude to orr
friends for the liberality with which they
continue TO sustain us, and we risk nothing
IN promising that the INTELLIGENCER
will continue to improve rs the pubiic de-
mands require, and he fully up to the spirit
ana requirements of the times.
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The Latest News.
From washington.
by TELEG PHI.

ny the Union Line.
oftiCc, corner of Main and Monroe streets
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Flour,

WE CALI. THE ATTENTION OF THE
and arriving
l0O barrels Semper Idem, old style.
110 Choice Double Extra Spring.
AZ Extra Superhne.
100 SuperllnG.
100 Choice Rye.
sepla PRYOR, HANDLAN s. co.
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T E R M S
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Campaign Weekly IntcIIiEcmcer.
We will furnish the Intelligencer from II a
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3. f. CALDWELL.

NASf-YSCTuKER or COPPER. TIN
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'r'- "t=sllbE. ws%i Virginia
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DIR. HUGHES
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FOR
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Are recommended for all sorts OF colds, coughs
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Steamboats,.
FOR CINCINNATI.

FOR CINCINNATI.
The elegant steamer, ar. r. HUD-
LAX ISSON," Capt. Russell. will leave as
[SSssSistEAaOOve on Friday, the 18th inst, Mt
For freight or passage apply on board or to
sep27-2t BOOTH, BATTELLE q CO., Agents
Regular Packet for Pittsburgh.
The new and light passenger
Ie1A94+ packet, NEW STATE" Captain
1S4@z1z4Ssaak Harlan, will leave MS above every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
Freight received every day at the Lower
sepSo-tf BOOTH, DATTELLE & CO., Agts.
Pittsburgh, wheeling and ParkcrS-
burg.
The steamer "LENI LEOTl,"
HtAs- will leave for ParkeIShurg and
iEzsszzss1sEzA GallipOlis every ueSlay aud Fri
Returning leaves for Pittsburgh Monday
and Thursday at 5 a. III.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
Sep2D-tf MAIER a MCKINLEY, Ag'ts
Pittsburgh, wheeling and Iarkcrs-
burg Packets.
The steamer "BAHARD." Capt.
LeRsHxSGeO. Moore, will leave for Par
- keTSburg and GallipOliS every
Monday and Thursday night of each week at
o O'Clock.
Returning, leaves for Pittsburgh Wednes-
and Thursday OF each week Mt Il. IN.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
sep2l-tf MAlER q MCKINLEY, Agts.
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ia1tfes sat n1,-'loere compelled 10 81 mp.
The crew after time were about to
put 6utagain when the valorous citizen
told the clerk if he was determined to
proceed, some Of the passengers de-
sired 10 90 ashore, Then wa waited.
Once moro We tried the fog, but We
couldn't go. 1t was even questioned
whether We were not beioio Hender-
son. II was maIiciously sug.
gested that either Providence de-
sired " Brick" to stay South, or in
these days Of modern patriarebs We had
found Jonah as we'll AZ a Noses"
and that while he was on board the
boat eouldn't proceed. IL was also
believed that II any ineonsiderate fish
should swallow him, ii would get sick
at the stomneb and vomit him up.
At. 7 o'clock, Thursday morning,
the fog lifted, and We were soon at
Evansville. 3fi II n.
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rnNsa SAN FnaANonaeo, GAL.

SAN FRANCISCO, Gal, Oct, g.
Queen lgmma IL visiting the fortified !
tiona IN tho harh0r TO day, aal the
guest Of the collector Of the port.
A letter from tho Western Union
Extension Telegraph Party, dated St.
Miehaels, n w coast, August 2bth,
says la.
The ships from San Francisco have
not yet arrived, but are expected every
day, ll tJ
The telegraph employees have had
no direct news from the outer world
for more than year. itfauI .lf
Colonel konnieot, the leader Of the
St, Miohuola party, died suddenly at
Nilliett0 Bay, last May, Tho remainF
der of the party arc well
Stores were plenty and the Russian
officers had treated tho party with
great kindneaa and hospitality.
Three State Conventions are now in
session at Carson, Nevada, namely.
The Union State, the johnson Union
aud the Democratic State Conven-
ton,
H. w, Carpenter, President of the
California State Telegraph Company,
was among tho passeigers who arrived
to- day on the Ghlden uityafs
Wheat firm al ~ 50C@l 80, per 100
Colonel II y. BAahford has been
elected a delegate 20 Congress, from
Arisonia, by majority Of 1900
SAN francesca, Dot IA com
mitteo has been appointed TO raise
funds TO erect n monument TO the
memory Of the California Hundred
Battalion, ~
The ooronar's inquest held over the
victims of the explosion of the steamer
Julia, returned tho uaiapverdotz-no
body to blame.
The steamer Golden City brings
900 600 Mexican dollars,
Twelve hundred sacks OF primo
wheat were sold yesterday al si 30 n
| l0O pounds, an extreme hgurt
Queen Einua was accompanied ia
her excursion yesterday by Gen. Hal
lock, Gov, Lowe, Surveyor shannon,
aud other dignitsries. both civil and
military, Sblutes were fred at Point
I San j oSe, and an exhibition of .Ahell
practice eil-en st Fort Point, "a
aAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 4 "A
Catsps (Nevaaa) dispatch says thai
no notainstion has been mads In
either convention, eaph waiting fel
sAa oAAsr.
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GENERAL GRAsr.

The Silent Man speaks---He Defines
His Position In q Way not Batisfac-
tory to the COpperheads-.-IIig Opin.
Ion Of Northern Rebels.
New YoRK, Oct. a.-The Esenfn0
P9st Of this evening has the following
editorial The country holds with
General Grant, WHO said IN our hear
ing not long ago, the rebels We whip.
ped, as IL was our duty to- do, they
fought us bravely, aud I for one have
no spite against them. Ifthey behaye
themselves, / shall think well of them.
But Of the Copperheade aud peace
men in the North the tnen who during
tho war reviled the soldiers, enpour.
aged the enemy, ,-and did their utmost
to.step supplies and relnfsreements 10
our boys IA the front, such men |
can't forgive. I will never forget
them or have any thing To do With
them. '}ilgadst ~