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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
BOston Root and T,enther yT1erI,e y.
FFoH he coinHe,eial I3iaetil.


The boot and shoe market rules Arm for oII
seasonable work, with a brisk iobbIng de-
mand from buyers of the Interior. oar lob
bling houses and manufacturerSa are f5lI ~ Or
ders, ahead OF their present means to fiiI-
But heavy western buyers from the t1rinej
pal cities OF that section. though here In con-
freely OF late, and we hear OF a few Instances
IN which orders nom this class OF dealers
have been countermanded. -I-
The obvious reason OF this is the prevalence,
oL eholera In some Of those Western cities,
t Hfhlen prevents country buyers, who supply
cinna0 and Chicago markets froua COMING in
Z! 20 take their usual supplies Hence. with
lneE country customers holding on for an
aDIAteiLnent OF the epidemic. Western whole
sSale houses are delaying their purchases
mere But the delay Is, OF course merely
viii We nave no reason to think II
It1ei consumers must have The goods sooner
Is5teEi and y IS the opinion OF sagacions
greater rush Of business in this line than mas
ever Deen experienced In September = =
LIE, Tue snlPmenls OF goods continue pretty
neayyt ana most buyers. being bare OF stocks
are In haste to get their purchaSes forganieIj
The leather market continues arm, with a
steady eonsumptiye demand for ali descrtp-
tons particularly for the heavy GRADES sdapt-
ed 70 Seasonable manufacture, Strictly heayyy
and oyer-weights Of hemlock sole are in very
nght stock and command extreme rates
choice lots 81 rough upper, suitable for grnin
finish, are also wanted and rnteS have an mn
ward tendency Both rough and finished
calfskinsar are in demand, and taken as fast as
received. In finished leather, wax. kip and
grain are selling freely and at full prices We
nave nave no material change to make in quota
Hemlock sole Is in good demand and firm
AZ S<9SSc, the outside rate for overWeights
CALCUTTA Buffalo is Arm at S06S2c; oak is
selllng at range OF ST@56c. Rough upper Is
very nrn at 35940c for hemloclz, and 5fd Zoe
loE oak. Rough calfskius are scarce and
Wanled at range OF 81 209 s.; finished do at
q 4Ogl 20, as to quality and weight. Finished
!eatner Is active Wax and kip are selling at
pebbled calf 40935c; patent leather. 2142Ss;
splits, ls920c per foot.
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PliIadBIlhia Union Convention.

PHHADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-IO:3O A. NJ.
The Convention has been called III
order, General Speed in the Chair.
Numerous resolutions were offered nv
delegates in favor of negro suffrage.
Other resolutions were also introduced
opposed to interfering with the policy
Mr.. Moss, of I virginia, addressed
the Convention in favor of adopting a
resolution insisting that Congress shall
provide for the comforting of rights OF
suffrage on all citizens without regard
to. color. This, lead to great confusion
Motions were made to lay the reso-
luton on the table and to adjourn
Finally, called was made for the pre-.
vlous question and the resolution was
referred to the Committee ON Resolu-
tons. Great excitement prevailed dur.
ing the debate.
Mr.. Thomas, of Maryland, said that
II the resolution was adopted he would
De IN favor Of enfranchising every reb.
81 IN Maryland. This was received
with misses and was followed by much
confusion.
A delegate announced that he under
STOOD that the Committee on Resolutions
and Address would not be prepared to
report until tomorrow morning and he
moved to adjourn to 10 o'clock tO-mor-
row morning.
Mr.. Thomas, OF Nd, made personal
explanation as to the remark on negro
suffrage which had been misunder-
$1,000. so far from voting to enfran-
chise rebels, he would not do it-so help
him God.
Mr.. Smithers, of Del, chairman OF
the committee. announced that ar
engagements had been made for the pro-
ceedings tonight at the Union League
House, for the fusion of the Northern
and Southern delegation in a grand
mass meeting. STfT
The Convention adjourned at one
O'Clock until ten O'Clock Tomorrow
morning.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
2 wheeling vVhoIesaIe Market.
OFFICE OF DAILY IHTELI,IGENcER
WHEELING, Sent s. IRfsR
Market quiet and little doing.

NAhLAeL quiet ana Little doing. 81.
-FLOUR-But- little demand. We continue
IL; Fancy Sl3 50al4.
,GRAIE.. Oats 45c. Corn $50. Buckwheat
PRoy1sIoEs 5ishoulders 17,zalsc: plain
hams 24ci sugar cured CaneanVasseil Sc: cane
S Ssssed S5ci bacon sides, 2lc for ribbed; clear
H@2sS mess pork, sd for new. -''- '--''''
,,d.,A e 20 SUPPLY 80 In tierce; 2Oc in
SEEns-Sales about over; prices nominal.
tl6 ai1ErkhTT3 2 In large lots bp. not much
EGGS-AIore Offering at l6c in lots.
SHEESE-W. X. l59I6c; Factory l9c.
EBEANs@PEtee nominal; NO supply.
CARBON OII-Selling at 55c for refned
- 4i1 sS SSLT9heaned extra No. !, at 81 So9
choice Sic.
ossIg 81, a. :. in boxes llslc: Cuba
renned tsci A, coRee ne; B, do i6lSc; G, do
sYRUP- s59goc for lower grades; 0Oeas1 IS
e09S5ci New Orleans 81 20.
SoDA-1Oc for American and l01<c for New
FIsB-SmaH supply and active demand:
new mackerel in half bills for No q SO q.
No.! s. 29s so; Kits 500 for No. ]; 81
tss, herring, half BIB, $ 5o white
a s sis for good and s. sOs4OO for
sALr-s2z5 from yard, for Ohio River, 50 s.
81 90 for Dairy. 1ro f1E1E
ToRAcco-Izil@sOc for dark los. rs md
navy S5cgSl 90 for bright rs and is: 81 500
% far fancy brands; 90eSSl for bright iOs,. I :,
CuTrolSs y ARlls-05cf for Stenben VILE. enc for
SsoIzla and Eastern. Cotton Hating S5@50c
so1Fse for family; lie for German a4 HAZE
for Eastern family 1 .-g5s9e.T 81 - -
gAsS - ior city mould tunow;27cIor
RIcE- Carolina 1sc; Rangoon lOI<al1c.
WOODEN WARE-TWO hoop buckets 50 o
Fau Hn
Tubs, No. l, sl4 %; No 2, sl3 90; No. 8. SD 90.
LAD Lad AND sHor-Har Lead Is. Shot S. 50
DRUGS AND OIIs-Indieo 81 6oaI "a aoeor5.
ing % quality, blue Yitriol l7aIsc; ext loo
WOOD l4S5l5ci assorted Lee madder Prime ne
ing tanners oil 81 4o9l 50; l1bricating on q
99f2c tnrpentines in bblsy 81 0Q9 lOs caSsia
a 65i mace 81 1891 IS; boFa2 ss@4ocs eS - -
GLAss-Frylnkiin, brand, sxl0 IL a o5i1.
81 l9 l4Hl2 s. 10; l07Zl4 90 sol 3 -
lE.oH77StoFe8 and casting C. stoves afnT.
dard NEe, full trimmed ~ nj ~ ~ FitiioI,
49, 49, 20 nuts ,1 washers l10I8e Conn
discounts full, 30916 per cI1t fiSeo7,rt 5,!e1ie
st9ege-5S Weishts az percent disconufs n1ii
n - ss.e s, bar lion Sc; other kinds
AaIIs-l0d % eld nails. 81 90 per keg; Sd
- ~ i1aa3atils q . per key; Cd and "a nails.
s5%AP 4 z. -HIsGEs-PEices quite ann at
S.,ta rates with usual CONCESSION to the
-1 weave en- IN e1lel OF Hupplys
K 14EATHER-HemlOck sole leather S7aA0c
49E tanned A5941e. Harness de510c. -Calf
A6lns-GeTnau q 0092 10 AInenleaE-5sl 75s
upper leatheF-S30S4j. French q. 6. q lO9
HIDE,-Green 7c5 calf slEins I5c.
MANILA RoPE-LaTge sizes 25<c: Ga9
thread ~. u thread =; oakun &. - -
WHEELING ALEX SO Der Dbl. x x fII.
Kennel SIS champagne SIS porter 80; brown
IsAGEH BEEH-t3f1l0.
CAsKs-B 6lssE ealB 81
1IALF-SI 656lT0.
HnPS-HeTE ey5oet old nominal. ,s-slft
i4sooL--4590oe5 sin quality. aud condition,
dul- 74 rE ffh4ifif
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Mexienn Newa.

NEW YORK, Sept. ga new line of
steamships between this port and st,
Petersburg and other Russian ports, has
been established.
The Herald's City of Mexico cores
pondence of the Goth says: It is hoped
the French Emperor will not withdraw
his troops. The Imperialists had de-
termined upon new aggressive cam
paign; one object being the recapture
OF Chihuahua. The liberals have gain
ed numerous successes in the interior,
Juan de Uloa Castle, charged with con-
spiracy, and one is condemned to be
shot. DR.. j. n. Baker, one of them, had
committed suicide while deranged,
a Herald's Havana correspondent
says, information received from st. Do
mingo represents that the project ofan-
neXation to the United States is regard
ed as contaminated.
The Herald says reliable private adj
vices from Washington inform us that
Maxamilion has expressed to the Off
GERS of his household, his determine
ton to abdicate at once, unless the EN-
press shall receive from Napoleon re-
newed supplies of war and money,
which she requests. The Emperor's
words were that In the event of Napo-
leon's refusal, he would prefer the hap
ply retirement OF Mirama, to the ankle
ties of the Mexican Empire, where all
his best intentions were misunder-
stood, and his sincere efforts to advance
the interests of his people, were ma
liciously thwarted.
The campaign against Matamoras and
Tampico will not be abandoned, but
this in no wise effects Maxamillion's
determination.
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New Yora aIarEef.

NEW YORK. sept. ..
Cotton active at 33935c for middlInp. Flour
lOg10c lower for inferior and high grlldes
Whle medium grades are scarce aud rules
quite firmi S69S 20 for extra state; IS lou 10 on
lor extra round hoop Ohio, and si0al2 6I for
trade brands closing steady. Whisky quiet
W neat, market quiet aud 2id3c lower sales
lSIgg0 bus at 1898 Oh for new white Michigan.
y % LOT Shicago new amber Michigan; 81 81
Ior small parcels No. Milwaukee, and So 90
Tor OLD amber Michigan. Corn opened sg.arcfs-
$50 firm, but closed steady; sales iS6.O1O Inns
az SD1zc for. inferior; 6lISI82c for shfppIng
mixed western; S21Sc for Illinois river and
SIC Tor choice mixed western in store oats
market dull; sales 5000 bus at 42aiSc for
Snlcs'go, ana 46952c for milwaukee,. Coal
domestic rules quiet at about previous Figures
Leather, hemlOck sole in fail request. 3s3Ilfr
S3iizSc LOT Buenos Ayres light weights; $500
sc ior middle do; 3693Sc for heavy do: 3l,tt.s5c
Ior california light weights; 24d35c for middle
DO and 341S@38c for heavy do. Wool moi
very active, but prices generally without de-
cided change. Coffee scarcely so firm, SMEAR
ste5ldy at ll1adl21Scf for Cuba. Aolasses Quiet
NJ " 9b4c for Porto Rico. Petroleum dulfund
easier az 251392Ic for crude, and fis1I5 for
renned1n bond. Pork firmer and more ac-
tive; SS8,SS3 u for new mess, closing at Sa9 .
regular SSl Tor old do, and SO 5Ot88O 90 fol
PIlnei also 4DOO bbls new mess, for SepteTn-
per, october and all the year round sellers,
ana buyers option, at S28 5OdS8 Is, Beer
* s5Seedy az SIG " for new plain mess and stga
- LOT new extra mess. Beef Hams nomf naI
cut Meats nrm and more active at l1JS6II5c
tor shoulders. and lg1za2l1lc for hnuas. Lard
dull ana heavy at lSd20ISc. Butter DIM M
So9SSc for Ohio, and 3S95Sc for state. Cheese
heavy at lQGlSc. - -
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FenIan ConEreas.

Troy, N. Y, Sept. 5.-The second an
nual Congress of the Roberts-Sweeney
wing of the Fenian Brotherhood con-
vened- at Troy, yesterday. There were
fully one hundred and nifty delegates
present, representing nearly ali the
States in the Union. Generals Sweeney,
Speer, O'NeilI and other military nota.
bies Of the Brotherhood; were also
present. General Murphy was elected
temporary Speaker and ON the appoint
ment of a Committee on Credentials,
the Congress adjourned to await the
report. General SHeeney's report will
be presented about Thursday. The
delegates appear disposed to froWn
down any attempts to Introduce politics
into the Convention, and all discussion
of the action of Congress or the admin
laws being debarred.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 5th Of September.

vienna, Sept. s.-Affairs in saxony
resume warlike aspect. The Saxon
troops have been withdrawn from the
Hungarian frontier, and the army is
being provisioned.
The treaty of peace with Prussia
binds Austria not to interfere. South
German journals charge Austria with
a breach of the treaty with Bavaria in
making separate peace with Prussia.
BERLIN, Sept. S.-The indemnity bill
has been adopted by the deputies by a
large majority.
QUEENsTowN, Sept. 5.-The steam
ship City of London, from New York,
August 25th, has arrived.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 5.-The steam
ship Borrussia, from Hamburg, the
18th ult., sailed to-day at noon for New
York. She has on board a3l, 900 and
$500, 900 francs in specie on American
account.
LONDON. Sept. 5.-The returns of the
Atlantic Cable Company show their re-
ceipts from messages to be at the rate
of $500, 900 per annum.
BERLIN, Sept. 5.-Darmstadt has COM
piled with the demands of Prussia and
will pay the latter three millions OF
forms, besides ceding to Prussia some
Of her territory.
ATHENS, FRANCE, Sept. Slopes
are freely expressed, with some pros.
pect of realization, that the pacificatiou
of the revolt IN Cana5o v,iiI go. ~
accomplished.
FLoRENCE, Sept. 5.-Prior to sign
ing to the treaty OF peace, Italy win
dismiss one hundred and twenty thou.
sand soldiers.
LIvERPooL, Sept. 5-Noon.LCotton
heavy. The sales will probably be
light to-day.
LONDON, Sept. 5-Noon.-The opening
price of consols to-day is s91< for money
The opening price for American securi
ties is, U. s. 5-2Os 70. Illinois Central
70. Erie 1857,
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Address or the Union state Tsxeeutiv,
COMMITTEES or lTlaSOurf. E-e

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4.-The radical State
Executive Committee issued an address
to the Union men of Missouri and all
friends of law and order, strongly urg-
ing them to unite for the maintenance
of the law and the suppression o. at
tempts from whatever source to SUBJ
vert the government and inaugnrate a
second civil war, which is unprecedented
in consequence of the recent fncendiary
publications in the opposition papers,
calling upon their party friendEf to or
ganize an army and prepare themselves
forWar. The address says the pretext
for these appeals arc founded upon
facts. = esg
Gov. Fletcher recently ordered half a
dozen companies of militia into service
at the urgent request of the sherids OF
counties in which troops are stationed,
for the protection of the lives and pro-
perty of Union men against the IaWless
acts of rebel guerrillas and other out
laws, -, ~
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New Yorh Cnttle lInrIket.

INV IOFLk1 Sept. ].
Beef cattle did not sell so readily yesterday
was sold on Monday, which left nothin, mt
Iougn oxen, dry fat cows some stags and a
lot OF bulls, the last mentioned being sold at
1c Per 10. i've gross weight. A small number
OF the best bullocla were sold for -lSe a n NET
weight put most Of the lots Brought only IA
SgsLtzsc nes weight Rough and half-mtted
AZ ABOUT ilgl2c . ID. The number OF beeyes
sold FOR the week foot up 1000. Cow market
ones sen az l3c g. n. Arrival OF Sheep only
SI,tO, t S1 the week supply. Lambs and TAT
sleSp IN excellent demand, with an upward
y IN excess OF the demand and sell at l0d lie
I'VE weight for best and ga Oc for common
70 Gooui NUMBER received for the week 1892.
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Geo. n. PendIefon Nominated for
Congress.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.-The Democrats
and johnson men, in convention to-day,
nominated Geo. n. Pendleton for Con-
gress in the First District, and Theodore
Cook in the Second District. Mr.. PEN
dleton, in accepting the nomination,
approved of the action of the Philadel-
phia National Union Convention, and
said the result of the war had decided
the doctrine OF secession, and the
Southern people, by the action of their
State Conventions, and by unanimous
declarations of the delegates at Phila-
delphia, have abandoned it as a rule OF
political action and the basis of politi-
cal organization. The institution OF
slavery was also involved in the con-
test of arms, and it, too, under the &C
ton of the Southern States, had passed
away forever. He declared the abso-
Lutte restoration OF the Union, upon no
other conditions than those prescribed
by the Constitution and the Immediate
admission of the Southern States to
their right of representation.
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New York Money ana stock Market

NEW YORK. Sept. ..
Money rather active Mt 5 per cent. Sterling
dull and nominal Mt l05GI66k,
Gold Is shade firmer; Opening Mt l4f;l<. ad-
at 1867. - '---'- N''7's
Government Stocks rather more steady.
Is OF 1881, registered, Il2; so coupons, OF 1850
~ 20 coupons, 1885,, 10S5s; 20 coupons
ot tsta, registered, OF 1865, log: 40
series, los; 7-S0s, Sd series, lO611SS.
frelehts to Liverpool dull
stocks lower; Rock Island lO9yS. Fl. Wanna
I04i y orthwesteIn 3555E: Illinois Central i'm:
ISSstSaa1dlng ll314; Erie 7l5<i New York Central
At the O'Clock open boar,i the foIIovring
We're the principal sales: Western Union
1elegraph 6Si New York Central, eS CiIyi-
dend, $40 1926 Erie 7lS<; Michigan South
d1iXSidendi llS1s; Illinois Central, ex dividend,
l22S4; Cleveland & Pittsburgh S6IS; Cleyeiand
ana Toledo 1885 Chicago & Northwestern
80; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago. ey-
dlNldendn lO31S. Gold closed at 1897. -
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Flour steady; sales 1000 bbIs Mt $40 50 for No.
! spring. Sl2 for red winter; sl3 for white,
ana sl4t9l4 - for Ky Wheat quiet and bnt
little In the market quotations arc nominal
Ehe INST cargo OF new whe1t from Canada
arrived to-day; tt IS choice white and held
az Y 80. Corn is inactive and nominal: 10
ior no. Illinois. Barley scarce The drst
lot OF new Canada barley arrived to-day
lanai .trelghts Unchanged; flour zoe, wheat
lOc, corn SIC to New York -
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BuRnlO MnrIret

BUFFALo. Sept. 5.
qulet ana In moderate milling demand. Corn
lgO.DOO bushels at 63Iz for Toledo: &C for No.
S !liS closing quiet and inactive. Oats
1ui , held at &c for No. and 35e for No ?
1nlcagoI mesh receipts Barley nominal
Rye held ct zoe for No. Chicago. Timothy
seed = 159A- Pork s3i 50635. Lard-City
0z3@2lc; western 2t1zc, Whisky 81 81. ca
nal 1Eeights hEm; 10 New York, corn i4c.; to
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Is scientifically compounded fluid prepara-
any pills or powdeia-sa1e ut all times except
when forhidden in the directions They are
prepared by myself, at my lritaFptoI-S in New
Haven, Ct. Having pnietlcei 10 the bospi-
Eils OF Paris and London, and With over Is
years OF ex pefience in this city, In female Dis
S gs7Ss hnu weaknesses, present my French
periodical Drops 10 the public as superior 10
any remedy known as a corrective OF irregu-
and always reliable and safe. except when
proniolted In my circular accompanying each
Dottle. i have appointed Messis. G. 6. Clark
< To-, wholesale Druggists OF this city, my
general agents for the United states. 7Erries
u 70 per bottle. Sold by druggists every
where.
Prepared by j. L. LYON, N. D.,
mhylO-lyW New Haven, CT.
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By Telegraph.
Spirit OF the Stock Market.
-v Fur NEW YORK, Sept. S.

The Posts money article SAYS:
The main feature of the market TODAY. &c
the steady tone OF the market for Govern
m men ooLids Gold closes dub and dropping.
coin was loaned nat. The loan TnaTket Is
easy at per cent, with n fair amount or aC-
uEity. The stock market is dull and litfie
doing. Atter the board New York CentrDl
sold at l03; Erie 721s; Hudson River ISIit,
Readtng ll31{; Illinois Central l22yS ForeIgn
exchange dull. o
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NEW .YoRK, Sept. 5.-Seven cases and
four deaths from cholera in the city
were reported yesterday and i've new
cases and three deaths in Brooklyn.
CINOINNATI, Sept. 5.-All the railroad
trains to and from this city are run
ming regularly again.
The Board Of Health reports the
whole number of deaths for the last
month were eighteen hundred and sew
enteeu, Of which eleven hundred and
thirty Three were from cholera.
( ST.. Louis, 81 pit. 5.-There were fifly-
six deaths rom cholera on Saturday.
NV YoRK, Sept 5.-The sultry
weather has the effect to increase the
cholera here. Eleven cases and seven
in brooklyn. -
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MIIwAUREE, Sept. The Repnbli-
cans Of the First District re-nomfnated
ii. Z. Paine for Congress to day, and
passed resolutions approving his course
sympathy with the loyal iS0utherners
now In Convention at Philadelnhia and
pressing sympathy with Ireland and
All nations struggling for freedom. II
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UnIon Meetin-

SAN FRANcIs0o, Sept.-A large Uaion
meeting was held last night at the
Metropolitan Theatre, and addressed
by Senators Nye, Stuart, and others.
The meeting adopted resolutions, COM
piimenting Nyes Stuart, and Repre-
sentative Ashley.
General Conner, late commanding
the Department of Utah, arrived from
Salt Lake, Monday night -
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MGdifal.

i HE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY FOR
dyspepsia, indigestion, Constipation Gener-
al Debility, Fiatulency, Want OF Appetite
SICK aead tj, sickness cor Nausea( at the
in the Stomach or Bowels, and in farf fnT
every Disorder that has its origin In a dIsoT-
dered state OF the Liver, Stomach, and Bow
els-ls presented TO the public with the full
assurance that 1t is the safest, surest and best
dyspepsia Meticine ever known to the world
II Is not a whisky preparation TO be used as q
beverage, but is a Medicine especially adapted
70 a diseased or Dyspeptic Stomach. The
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:. La Cross, Wis, Aug. 5.-The Repub-
llcans OF the Bird District nominated
Gen. Washburne, for Congress to-day.
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IT, =, = =

ST. LOUIS, September THE Con
sarVatives Of ne Eight Congressional
District unanimous1yl NOMINATED Johu
~. Grover for Congress.
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PARSONS & co.

OFFER FOR THE FALL TRADE A
" large stock Of al tine good varieties OF
GRAPE VINES.
Among Them are. Iona, No. i. 800 per 100
$50 per 1000 No ? SO per 100, $500 per /, goo
" strong. so per l0o, S275 per 600; year No.
!, strong piants, So per loo 500 per 900; No
:, I'D per 10, $50 per 100. Ives Seeding
- per 100, $50 per 900. Concord, l25O per
100, 500 per 600.
All the vines thus offered are grown with
ont bottom heat, ls1Dm well ripened wood
and Ia good deep sol, not injured by extra
ma0ursng.
For list OF other sorts OF vines, they're to
their descriptive catalogue.
They also offer a large assortment OF the
best TREES AND SHRUBS.
Address, PARSONS q Co.
atS0-ftW FLusHSe N Y
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s8auIFssle aattaus.
POLLACK'S
HOUSE


lust OPENED AND FOR SALE CFOR-
bought at very low rate for gold.)
1000 doz- plain and ftncy Cotton Hosiery,
comprising gents, ladies' and children's wear.
1000 dog. ganntlets, gloves, half gauntleta
InLetd, six and SILK worsted, In desirable
,,5 go dog 9a 5andksTGhls5 new styles in slIk,
500 doz, Neck-ties. embracing all new de-
signs in fancy plain and ribbOnties.
100 doz; shirt Bosoms. superhne grades in
5000 Gleoe Peper, Collars, Of eoldsIni.h's,
300 doz- ]. & P. Coats and stuart's genuln
machine sewing eottons.
5OOns,stuart linen thread.
sons. italian sewing sink in. skeins and on
50 doZ- Looking Glasses assorted sizes. with
e LIiIi stoek OF pins hooks and eyes, combs,
beads, thimbles, needles, fans, rubber s,o0lis'
stationery, window, blinds, school books
states, hair nets, embroideries, silk cord and
tassels, velvet ribbons, ful line OF tsffetn
ribbons, bonnet ribbons skirt braids COAT
bindings, RULINGS, crochet hFalds, coat hut
tons, hoop skirts balmorals vest buttons
French corsets, fancy dress buttons and a
large variety OF superior suspenders. TO
which the attention OF close buyers Is re-
specially invited.
mrS AUGUSTUS POLLACR.