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EUROPEAN NEWS.

Treaty Of Peace Between Austria and
Tns1rrectior. Seven BntfIes Be
tween the Greeks and EgyPnnns.
The Greeks Victorious. Famine IN
Indie. .rF
NEW YORK, October 16.--Per steamer
Scot;a,s news. q Florence dispatch says
The following are the principal con-
ditions of the treaty of peace between
Austria and Italy:
The frontiers to be added to Italy are
those which constitute the administra-
tion part of Venetia while under Aus
trian dominion.
The amount of the debt assumed by
Italy is thirty-five million fiolins, pay
able in installments in twenty-three
months. The Monte Lambardo, pene-
tia. is transferred to Italy with Its
actual assets and liabilities. The assets
are three million, FIVE hundred thou
sand flornins, ard its liabilities sixty
three million fiorius. Until further ar
ranyemcnt the networks OF railways
North and South of the Alps will be
allowed to accumulate, i'll order to cal
culate the gross reuenue which should
serve as a basis for the valuation OF the
KelometIie quarantine. Measures are
to be taken to separate the networks OF
railways and complete the unfinished
portion. The Venetians residing III
Austria are to have the right of preserv.
inh their Austrian nationality. All
objects of art as we'll as the archives
belonging to Venitia will be restored.
the iron crown of Dauphiny will also
be given up to Italy. The treaties that
FORMERLY subsisted between Austria and
Sardinia will again come into force dur
ing the year. Private property belong
ing to the Italian princes which has
been scquestered by the Italian govern
ment, is to be restored with the reserva-
ton Of the right of the State to one
third. A complete amnesty will be ac-
corded by Austria and Italy to all per-
sons condemned for political Oftenses,
to deserters from either army, AID. to
persons compromised by their political
conduct.
II is said 20.CG0 SchleswiSers in a day
and half sigred q petition Tor the res
toro;ion Of Northern Schleswig to Der
mark.
y An Athens dispatch, dated Septem-
Der 10Th, says: The French Minister
warned the Greek government that
France would break off diplomatic re-
lations with Greece, if the latter did
not observe the strictcst neutrality
during the present instruction in Can
dia. The National Assembly had called
upon the Greek nation to take part i'll
the insurrection. The English and
French consuls in Gambia are opposed
to the movement.
A Corfu dispatch of October 2, says
On the 22d ultimo, 10000 Egyptian
troops attacked the Greek camp, eX-
teuding from Malisa to Keramia. They
were repulsed at every onslaught.
On the following day the battle was
renewed, when the Greeks who had re-
Inducements of two thousand men,
totally defeated the Imperial troops.
The latter are said to have lost BOO
prisoners. The remainder Of the Egyp-
tians escaped on board the Turkish
squadron near Malesea. The Turkish
troops have been again reinforced by
the arrival Of s,GG0 Egyptians, seven
Turkish battalions and II considerable
force of artillery.
The famine III India continues and Is
of most fearful character.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Removal er Police commissioners.

BALTIMORE October I6'-Pctitions are
being circulated here and extensively
signed by those opposed to the present
city government, calling on Governor
Swan to remove the Police Commission
ers on the ehargeof official misconduct
The matter eXcites much comment The
law gives the Governor the power to re-
move, during the recess of the Legisla-
tire, and also 10 fill vacancies. The
friends OF the Commissioners maintain.
however, that this cannot he done, ex-
cept by trial and conviction before the
Superior Court, while those who petit
ton for their removal. claim that the
Governor can at once set the whole
board aside and appoint new one. As
the Police Board have the appointment
of Judges for the approaching State
election, the Importance of the question
may be readily understood.
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A Hit, A PalPnbie Hit.

A palpable hit has been made by the
Macon (Ga.) Journal and Messenger in
its editorial on the subject of buying
peace" 1t declares that 1.-THE only
terms which would be acceptable to the
Radical Republicans can he stated in
three forms: l. That the Southern
States should vote the Radical Repub-
lican ticket in all general elections or, 2.
that they should wave suffrage and rep
resentation altogether; or 3, that they
should divide so as TO neutralize the
vote.
That's the truth. If the Radicals can
not bring the South TO vote the Radical
Republican ticket at all general cleo
lions, they'll devise some scheme where
by that vote will be totally silenced or
neutralzed. 1t is the party ascendency,
and not Union, that the Radicals are
working for. They resolve that 1.-THE
loyalty of the country shall admins
ter the Government, and then, further
more, resolve, that they are 1.-THE 10y
atty"
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CANAIA NEWS.

Arrival OF Military stores at Toronto.
All Quiet mt Fort Erie. Alabama
Claims. Fcninu Prisoners. The o.
tnwa Fire.
NEW YORK, October l6.-A Herald
Toronto dispatch of yesterday, says that
a large amount of military stores arriv-
ell here tonight, consisting of heavy
artillery, wagons and ammunition.
All is quiet ut Fort Erie. The militia
~ have aeen under arms all night, and
special police have been sworn in.
A full cabinet meeting is called for at
OttOwa tomorrow to consider what the
condition of Canada would be i'll case
the United States made Il demand ON
England to settle the Alabany case.
Through the courtesy of Sheriff jar
Wis, was admitted to the old county
Jail TO see the Fenian prisoners to-day.
During my conversation with them,
learned that they were very cGmforta-
BILE, but complained about the food,
which consists of one pound of bread
and pint of water for breakfast, one
half pound of bread and onc-half pint
of pea soup at noon, and at night plen-
ty of corn meal mush and salt.
Mr.. Lamaden, the Episcopalcan clcr-
gyman, feels confident of being acquit-
ted, while Rev. MMahOn does not eX-
press any opinion on tlrc subject. The
final action OIL the confederation
was to have been taken III the Cabinet
meeting ut Ottawa yesterday. Peti-
tions to the Queen to- defer the CUES
ton were being extensively circulated
in Montreal.
The Herald's special says: In the
fire at Ottawa yesterday, the whole of
the block of buildings between hurry
and Clarence streets, opposite Market
Square, was destroyed. The loss is es-
timatcd at from S3u,000 to SJ0,OG0, with
only $1,000 to $1,000 insurance, princi-
pally in British American. London and
Liverpool companies. The fire was the
result of an accident.
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SAMUEL P. WHEEIS

A TaUNhN GNi:i.ECf0s
N PENSIONS, Sn.diurs Calm. 60
AccoartS Al DFhc-,s, sohil-r. AZ sc
Ib'esl il the s.,rvice 81 the uri,s,l 49,. 1''
ts-;cs 60 Psus.onr 70, lin. AMI !. $50.
i-.sth. the WIDOW orphan eSi,ar,s
u~,sr .f an, such viIi.-r .ol.hr, - aaiA
,atitlrd 70 psrs'oe. and also IL. 80 va
arndret drllarS, and all b4ei p,r Jn enN !.
n Sab ease is FIVE R;LLAE Tse y
fcr p-r-'or ia ool.rcted aud 10 IN -.
a.s- ~ failure. "Ah1
Certified accounts collected on N,
luablr terms
Once, 30 iasi Eonr1h S,,,.o; M, -
gans. ws~aiip. Va
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SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.
Military Movements

NEW YORK. October 16.-Tkc Her
AIDS Bunos Ayres correspondent, cover
ing dates from August 9th, represents
the allies as preparing To advance. \
junction Of Baron Porte Allegros army
with the main body has been effected.
Horses and other material had been
forwarded, but the allies still wanted
men. and had not progressed favorably
in their attempts upon Fort Curapaiti,
one of the out-posts of the Paraguian
capital. The prospects of the allies
generally look bad.
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Buffalo Market.
BUFFALO, October 16.


Flour steady and good demand; re,
,s;nfs $500 bbls; s11 % for No. l
su SO IS for Ohio winter red;
sra 5ila1i so for western double extra
yrI only fair milling demand; re,
os;nfs 75.O0O; 81 % for Milwaukee ana
Chicaoo spring, for sample; So Us for
No . Chicago; 81 Is for Green Bay ciu6;
- 10 for mixed No. 1; 81 81 for NIL Io
Yankee spring. Corn, receipts 15o,ooo
bushels: SIC for No. 2; S5c for No. /, on
spot; and "a Lee for No. l, to arrive I've
Oats. receipts $4,000; Chicago, at SIC.
Barley and rye quiet and nominal III,l
PORK. s33 so. Lard, Is 1-2a19c. WINS
XIV. s. So. Canal freights firmer to New v,
York: wheat, lie; corn, f4c; oats, . Il;
to Albany, wheat, l4c; corn, lie; oats'
> %
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New York sock Market,

NEW YORK, October Is.
Stocks lower, with some activity:
money 4a5 per cent; sterling active and
higher at los; Chicago & Rock Island.
los 1-s; Michigan Central, lis IA; Mich
igan Southern, - 5-s; Illinois Central
scrip, 125 -; Cleveland 81 Pittsburr.
81 IA; Chicago & Northwestern. "A "a:
do. preferred, "a; Cleveland & Toledo.
lis 1-2; Toledo, Wabash * Western, 40:
do. preferred, -; Pittsburg, Fort WAYNE
u Chicago, 100 "a, Alton g. Terre
Haute, 43 -; do. preferred. ~: Mariet-
IA & Cincinnati, preferred, AZ; Milwau-
kee Il st. Paul, SO 5-S; preferred. IS Ia:
Reading, ll5 5-S; Hudson, 126 3-4: Erie,
- 3-s; do. preferred, "a; New York Cen
trail, ll6 1-2. Gold opened at 149 81 and
closed at l49 IA; New York Central IS
S}a96; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne a. Chi
cago, lob 81; Western Union Telegraph.
81 o.; Atlantic Mail Company. 10 81:
as, "a; Registered, 1Oi; $50 coupons
1852, ll3 l-2; $40 coupons, 1864. 10 a.;
do. 1865, ITO 70; Treasury 1905. IO6 3-a:
Tennessee 6s, % Ia: Kentucky is. a6:
California IS, 100.
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HOME INFLUENCE.-"W We shall never
know until We are ushered into ctern-
ity," writes a living author, chow
great has been the influence which one
gentle loving spirit has exercised in a
household, shedding the mild radiance
of its light over all the common events
of daily life, and checking the inroads
of discOrd aud sin by the simple setting
forth of that love which .seeketh not
her own but which 'suffereth long and
is kind.'-
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From Gucbec--Relicf for thc Sufferers
by the Late Firc---Sf5,0O0 Con-
frihufed

QUEBEC, c. T., October 16.-At pub
lie meeting called to devise means for
the relief of the sufferers by the late
fire, Sl5 .UO0 were subscribed. A treas
urer was appointed to receive further
contributions. The number of lives lost
is now known to be six. The number
of houses burnt is found to he even
larger than previous estimates, and
numbers 1890. Nearly 10000 people are
without shelter. The skating rink,
drill shed. marine hospital, Jacques
Cartier Hail and the lower town market
are filed with people. The weather is
very favorable.
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ToIrdo Market.

TOLEDO, October l6,
Wheat, sales White Michigan at g g3
for amber; Spring 81 IS; extra - 4O;
No. / Spring - -; No. , Spring 81 10.
Corn, sales ut 7Sc. Oats, sales at 41c for
No, /, and Acc for No. 2; the market Is
ouiet and dull for sellers ut quotations.
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BUFFALO, Oct. 16.-The Commercial
of this city has intelligence that the
Fenians had organized an attempt to
cross the Niagara river last Saturday
evening, at Lewiston, and blow mp
Brooks monument. They were pre-
vented, however, by information that
the Canadians were ready to receive
them. The whole thing is doubtless a
canard.
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Neu Yorl Money sIaakei.

NEW lORk, Oct. io'
= Money more active at 4a5 per cent,
chiefly Mt the latter rate. Sterling hrm
at 1Oia1O7 SO. Gold heavy and decided
" lower. opening at 149 rs, advancing
to $50. declining TO 1i7, and closing nj
Government Stocks less active ana
a shade easier.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and with
out decided change.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
Publio Sale,

ON TUESDAY THE 10TH Oe
~ Ootpb-r, is6i. hall sill In wbeslinx at
store ROOM No. ~, on Water street reita os
the Sprigg House icing tie second door aovvs
th,, said Sprixg HUE. ihs ole unjtvifed nai'
of the stack Of gsoa-. fxlurrs and sire fsrn''
tnrey lelprging To Msier a u. x nrys Including
thesaid Maier'r undivided half Of the WHAT b"at
wing 1T the whe-l;rg wharf merry opposite
ssid store ro--rI No a.
The term, OF s<ic are cash The undivided
hA'f af said sioek Of gods. store furniture AID
6xtur~s &C.. will he s0ld in onn parcel. aud the
g,aivilei half o. paii wharf boat IN another par
Ell each TO she higaess bidder FOR ca b a. y be-
lore m-niion.a
A. y. SWEENEY.
Trustee.
]. Conrad u der con.eat TO sail sale.
LII tis c. AAIER.
The above sals is po..Ponsd natl TussdaS
a1rd iost.. a. 10 o'clock A ~: whsn II ~iii
T,nst-e
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Oswcgo Market.
OswEGo, October 10.

OswEGO, UctODef 10.
Flour steady; 81 rs for No: l spring;
ana u for Red winter; S1425 for white 4;
SIS OOasl525 for Xxx. Wheat dull; No.
, Milwaukee club, 800. Corn active
and nominal. Barley dull; Canal
freirhts unchanged; to New York !;
flour soc; wheat and rye he; corn ana
BARLEY 10 LIE. To Albany; wheat ioc ,
corn and barley &c; rye lie.
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Monetary Affairs.

New YORK, October Ii.
The Commercials money article says {:
The stock market this morning shows a
very decided weakness. The SUPPOSE
ton that the government may sell gold
in amounts sufficient to affect the money
market unfavorably, has produced dis
position TO sell stocks, and ut the morn
ing board, the anxiety to realize, had
the effect of putting down prices, on an
average about | - per cent, although
the transactions were by no means
large. The market is panicky, with no
adequate cause. Governments are a
fraction lower in sympathy with the de-
cline in gold. 5-2O's and 1905 being all
1-Sc. down. Money is in rather active
demand. Some lenders are trying to
obtain per cent. On call, but the bulk
of current transactions are still done at
per cent. Paper is not quite so cur
rent old rates for prime bills pass at ;
to per cent. Gold is less excited than
yesterday, but decidedly weak. For
eign Exchange is more in demand and
decidedly firmer.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The President aud thc Amcndnicnt---
RuiIrond Communication Between
Washington aud Richmond HesuI9i-
Ci---A Of j. VI. Hricac.y.


New YORK, October 16.-Thc Hcralds
Washington correspondent says: The
rumor that the President had written to
the Southern Governors advising them
to convene their legislatures and RECON-
mend the adoption OF tlN constitutional
amendment. is undoubtedly incorrect,
rs no positive indications have yet been
exhibited going to show that the Prcsl-
dent will swerve from his purpose.
The railroad and river communication
between Washington and Richmond ny
way of Acguia Creek, which was inter
rIIpteu by the iaI" idrra, nna pech re-
sumcd.
j. NJ. Binckley, formerly connected
with the editorial department of the
National Intelligencer, has been appoint
ed law clerk Of the Attorney Generals
Office, under an act OF the late session OF
Congress.
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40. Louis Market.
ST. IorIs- October Il

Sr. LOUIS, October Is.
Cotton steadier; sales of 5000 bales
of low middling at 3Sa39e. Receipts
In the last four days, 1900 bales
against 1924. Exports, - bales. Ster,
ling 81; New York exchange 3-soI.o
discount. Freights to New York 7-s-
Liverpool 5-s
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October 16.
Flour quiet. Wheat declined 2a3c.;
sales ot - Osa2 10 for No. l, and 81 10a
81 SO for No. 3. Corn firm at % La
IS SAC. for No. /, and 63a63 Lee. for No.
?, Oats declined 1a1 12c., closing quiet
Mt 35c. for No. /, and 33a4 for No. =.
Provisions dull. High Wines dull.
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FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
PHILIP SCFWEITzp,

hrfostfk NJ NV A. LIN,
~ No 81 Market ~ has naw %, L.,
1nstao,ly ro~'ivihe a larg, .r,~k vt C,,.f
-rS. N-aics' sAlrimo-. Cough Cshy,, =.
.Thr, variety 81 ca.a, aud Cake. Tea,
~, d-~ r,,i'nh. sna inn lsacr,u.,r, y,
t<Ss anr NatioNs
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BUSINESS cARns
Greenwood Cemele,,'

CIT CATkO ON THE Na~H1
- Road. three p,iiea East OF ,ha sisl
E. ady for 'nfeiruents. ssle ana INN, W
lots IL contains 81 acres Of Land
cut In the mot m~,efn and smnraS
can be esrily rachel at all sesr.p's !
tionai Rad Snd for thr-e-four,b. ~
b. shc Hemvasld R<iirosd u
cure. Snd intended Tn b. heantiess ri
~aristy OF trees. shruhhery. Iph,T
.hspei, art,ilcial LAKE fountain.
IL suna' to thr best kural cemr.sh
country Ample pro- is,on Is slsa -,
su's. cement. order and czr- 10 p.r,-
Prr4ns d,.sirou- Of percL .sIng -
amiue the ground ~ith the srp,ss
shs ha- pat, OF s'cure them b, 80
sfiise nf the Srsn etary OF Main s,ss,f
Rank of wb~~lass.
Persons Wishing To make intern.,,.
o. tie Secrrt.sr, e. obtair permit, -
Tickets IL AL ass oh 60 L.t holA.,
tors will be- is iucd by the Secrttry
Al. STEgIsy ,
+ y. q. BoNHaN Sec'y IN
m'AkD OF DIRE Tuss
4. J. Sx~ruey John 4 A..
]. : Rhodes 's-or,. AS.S
'"sR q. hu,h X q Joras,'
tsra. Aeniel IA Npds.,
Jrs-uh B u
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los w. PARKER,

TToHxEY At LAW, Sy,sis
"A prA<tir- 10 sbe Courts NJ Ohio sne -. ~
ing esantie. OaEee 90 Mais stfess, "a
Bank Of Yhesiing. Whs-iinR- W We
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CHARLES SIEHyP

UCG NO K TO "a. D,Er
y FANCY DyER AND SCOuRgR I
street near. the d L y. 4 L OSpoi w
". Va. Al kinds ~ skaulA N6.osa =,
y description II s:lts and Wccler Co.
,u,cL w short rotic- s'd On Tos.cNasls,-.
This Is tho Erri and lost Steam nyi,,
ishmeut IN the wsstsrn Ssa,eA.
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l. LASn Sri
9. L. ZANE eco.

\ SIPO Tx ks md DkAI.ER,
l FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC VIM
Llauars, Manufacturers Of Pprv Cs,Axls
lu,pry Stiwt, b'tw-c, Man and Mar.
4h--iing Va, keep csnstsst,S ohh,ndRr
Sotch and Irish wh'ss'rs 1amair. Rss
,,oriiaia. choice Old Rye and Roarbot VI,
sspSn
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LAUGHLIN'S
Old Home Bitter.s.

LAUGHLIN'S
Old Home Bitters.
viii Cure Dyspepsia Always
VIII Cure D'spapsis Always.
viii Cure Dyspepsia Always
Old Home Bitt-rs
Old HON. Bittsrs
Old Hume Bitt-V.
Will Cure Indigestion and Nauseau
Will Cure Indigestion and NsuSaau.
Will Cure Indis .sIion and NAuseau.
Old Home Btters
Old Home Bitt-rs
Old H"me Ritfers
Regul ateE the Stnmac|
Re. at.3s the Stomach
Regulates the Stomach
Old Home Bitters.
Old Home Bitisrs.
Old Home Btters
Cures Heartburn and Headache
Cures Heartburn and Headache.
Cures Heartburn and Headache
Old Home Btteis
Old Home Buffers.
Old Home Ritt-rs
Are Indispensable tO every traveller. IA IL at
onc- prevent' dizziness and So, sickness, and I.
certain preventative Of the evil fleets OF con
staht gnABge OF wa'er.
Old Home Ritters.
Oh Home BittoTs
Old fiom. Bitt-r..
The Great summer Romsdy.
The Great Summer Rem dv.
The Great Simmer I;-n-,iy
TOGive Tone to the S,oai .ch
To StrenE then The Appetite
To Give 4 Good ppstits
10 InvigorIia tn. Invalid
Old To no B,tt-rs
Old Home Bitters
Old Home Bitter.
Old Hame Bi'ters
VIII Curv Dyspepsia
WI Cur, Weakness
viii Cure Debility
VIII Care H,artblra
TU-r RRUIVIS
81 bsrre's pure cider vinegar.
~ 'terc-s sugar. Card hama
. lbs selling wax for fruit Cans
% grs-S hshArdspn Mstches
IN Bits Russell It's Tohacco
Cases Navy In Cafaic.
81 BoIrs St4rch
mo- Paper Bays
Fer Ss'ehy
John X. BOTSFu.IFO
sO-i- 20 81 "a w,t.r g..
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Nevada Election Radical Majority
six Hundred.

OMAHA, NEVADA. October l6.-The of
fetal returns from the t.rrito,v nearly
complete, show Republican, majority
of between six and seven hundred. The
legislature is two-thirds Republican,
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From Albany, n. Y.-Congres.ional
Nominations.

ALBANY, October l6.-The Democratic
and Conservative Congressional Com
mittce for this, the I4;h, District NOM
mated, to-day, Hon. John V. l.. Pruyn
rs their candidate for Congress.
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From Boston--N. p. Banks Nominated
for Congress.

BoSToN, October 16.-General n. +.
Banks was to-day nominated TO Con-
gress by the Republicans of the 9th dis
trict. General Banks had li3 votes
against 10, and his nomination was
made unanimous amid great cheering.
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NJ. Louis Market.

81. LOUIS, October I6.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
heavy Corn finn and unchanged. Oats
lower, at S4a59c. Provisions and Wb;sD
Ky unchanged. MY
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THE FALL ELECTION.
what Omccrs are to be Elected

Our readers may find the following
useful for reference, between now and
the October election.
The State of West Virginia now en-
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lNSU h a NC r..
National Insurance Company
uF wHEELIAG.

sxo ii < %sk.r Jas. f M%ITSEr
DIRECTORS.
Lola. 4 Wilson A.. q. Quarter.
San'uri Harp"t. JHm-- '. VT,
Gro Adams lAin-s "o,'"hoy
]. y Upd-Ersd We" n "oeA@
Christian smith
rhi- ',.np.n,. having been fully orgAntlsa'
. pr-psr,-i 3" 'rans,oi business. ana asks ho'
-rs shar- ~ public patr,nsge
Rsi.-. ~ low a. AT, drsi class Company.
{ p-fi.. No m Mobru- street, sp stAirA next ooof
Ia Firrt National Bank.
nAr-13 JhhN biSnor, SOC
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J. & G. BAYHA.

DREAD, CRACKER AND a
ID BAKERY, Market Strert Vypss
Washington uan, . few doors ihor h
Street keep CONSTANTLY on hand fal
msnt OF the sbovr Articlos
1Their wagon runs constantly pg
ofthe city with Brrad. Crackers Ra.sa Z
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-17

THEY caught five pound bass in the
cellars of Dayton, Ohio, during the
recent flood.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-17
Adoption of the EiEhi-r1our labor
sysIcni in TAG Government Printing

New YORK, Oct. 16.-Thc Posts
special says: The Government Printing
office has accedcd to the demand of the
worimen for the adoption Of the eight
hour system, and work has been re-
sumed.
George S. billiard has been appointed
to the L. s. District Attorneyship at
Boston.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-17
The Cholera at Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 16.-Only 80 cases
Of cholera and 8 deaths reported.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-17

The We've Of President Lineeins
Cnbincs on the Admission Of West
virginia, and the Relations Of the
srcccdcd STATES 90 the Union A VAL