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Latest Fashions Demand
j. w. BRADLEY'S
CELEBRATED PATENT
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Tor DOUBLE BfRIS0 J
&oSENRSR4E
Oct. 25,'6G--Gw

sSASSs2@s
TTNHE wonderful hexibility and great comfort
Il and pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particularly in
all crowded Assemblies, Operas, Carriages Rail-
road cars, Church Pews. Arm Chairs, for Prom
enade aud House Dress rs the Skirt can be folded
when In use TO occupy small place as easily and
conveniently as a silk or muslin dress, an invalu.
able quality In crinollne not found in any Single
Spring Skirt.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort, and
great convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Steel Spring Skirt for single day, will never
afterwards willingly dispense with their use. For
Children, Misses and Young Ladies they are su-
perior 10 all others.
They will not BEND or BREAK like the Single
Spring but will preserve their perfect and grace
fu shape when three or four ordinary Skirts will
have been thrown aside as useless. The hoops
are covered with double and twisted thread, and
the bottom rods are not only double springs, but
twice (or double) covered preventing them from
wearing out when dragging down stoops, stairs,
&c.
The Duplex Elliptic Is great favorite with all
ladies, and is universally recommended BY the
Fashion Magazines as the STANDARD Skirt
OF THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
To enjoy the following lnestimable advantages
in Crinoline viz: superior quality. perfect man.
ufacture stylish shape aud finish. fexibllity dur
ability. comfort and economy enquire for j. w.
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC, or Double
Spring Skirt and be sure and get the genuine
article.
CAUTI0N.-To guard against IMPOSITION
be particular to NOTICE that the skirts offered
rs DUPLEX" have the red stamp, viz u W.
Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs, upon the
waistbaud-none Others are genuine. Also Notice
that every Hoop will admit pin being passed
through the centre, thus revealing the two Tor
double) springs braided together therein, which
is the secret Of their hexibiity and strength, and
a combination not to be found In any other Skirt.
FOR SALE in all Stores where FIRST CLASS
skirts are sold throughout the United States and
elsewhere.
| Manufactured by the Sole Owners of the Patent,
VESTS, BRADLEY d CARY,
81 Chambers and 70 and 81 Reade Sts., N. Y.
Nov 'fe-lm
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SWEET OPOPONAX! The only elegant Per-
- fume. 1t is found on all toilets, and never
stains the handkerchief
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Poetry. cannot write poetry
never could. Many advertisers put their notices
in verse; to attract attention. Some is good, and
some not so good. We once read of some Dutch
men who got together, and drank some beer, and
smoked their pipes Dutchmen will do these
things sometimes. Well, they became poetlcal,
and proposed that each one should make verso of
rhyme, and repeat it at once The first one got
up, and he said:
"When de north wind blows,
Den Iputs on mine great coat"
This was considered fine and the next one
arose, and his rhyme ran thus:
"Who keeps house?"
1t was given up that this could not be excelled,
and all sat down to their pipes and lager.
If Baldridge & Grassland do not stop sending
out those fine suits of clothing we Intend to put
their next local notice into poetry. If we do not
beat the Dutch then we will give It up. So look
out.
But in the mean time, call and 'get your winter
clothing. Rooms opposite the STANDARD Office
on Main Street.
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SwEET OPoPoNAX FROM MEXICO! The
- most elegant and essential personal requisite
for a lady, Extract OF Sweet 0poponax."
e. T. SMITH j. CO, New York.
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SWEET oPoPONAX! New Perfume from
- Mexico The only fashionable Perfume and
ladies delight
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-11-22

GSWEET oPoPoNAx IRON MEXICO! New.
- very rare. rich and fashionable perfume. The
finest ever imported or Manufactured In Tie United
States. Try 4 and be convinced
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PROPOSALS.
DRorosALs roK INpIAN moods.

| PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN GOODS.
Drr.arsssr az rns rsrusiof,
w.n.., ORG p iss,., s.yy;riss
s..l.d proposals. endorsed Proposals. Indian ooa.
o ss ssruspxY the 18Th d,y q b.ssabsr
S: 81 .s. i 'ss
IA a: ss ss: % pee !. asSsrsa sS. S.s
coat 'As contractor pyRsr class -
aAcKi spt white Blankets, 6or'2 inches. 10 weigh
'G s >. y White Blankets s,ss inches T. weigh
pG s ), NO Blankets 500 inches 70 weigh ~
r%Rs' 81, :.,.s nAs-.. o,a iSsA''' TO weigh
pfsS IS 81, ~ -. Il! a,~ inches. 9 wsxa :
pd SS pair pt Usen Bl.nl.u
80, s% s pair p Indigo slu. sAnI,
alsso Y .nn ~ >, Indigo Riu. Blankets, .
v. ,Gs s ~ pa ~ 4. Indigo s'as Blankets. ,
cnorHs. sESaSp e, a soxr.r,o
S; -: : ::;!.. ' a. AN s:. i
40 ss ,.'. NJ; %Ss. is GOOD.
e: &c SSs sssss: d s,s:s 4 Tsr::a.
a So ;.s:. 'isSIs s: iD III q Calico
y ~; H.. r.: s.:!:
sSsS i ;.ss. H ss.ss s sssissssss
1000 yard; SqSs e, dsfsssssss-m.npwA,s
100 dozen bee, cast steel Ares from 70 w pounds With
10 DOZEN cas-, ssssl Half Ass' from to pounds
ocl camp Kettles assorted ssss.
80 So .aS1 TIA ssI r.n. :S;s su. in equal quantities.
100 dozen iron Table spsous.
sSs ss,:sysS,sl.s k.lv.. sIosA blade.
10 SSsss r pG I ,sss '.. :..s.s1a
n. p1opo., .aa good. fva.Ssd % Be saasI In Al
10 sd. fsr .. tSsa Al .nr. class of III. articles spool
ned viii be considered
. s''s,s s Sp:a s sns', d. sss.:
. sseSs ,@ ., q sub q. .sSns q y. {.
as Or 'if' DO dSas %i ,.
tsy'o. w ;. MAD. tar .ssa. received 2. invoice:
IN u. . ,. ,; 70 Sssrs s,', re- se:ss
schedaie s,ss.das sres he amour, thereof
Ay q s sd q e snS p.. s,rsos ma, b accepted
to COMPLY SS MI :; ne 1s" as,. ;s
e. :; s ri &. ;sos :; s,sss..s ~ s'' not ~
AsrsS a n. @a 'f s .o,s s I,n w "a Ss s
.H s ss . sss & S be r. = i"a i 90. @s
heoa .. . ,ss.s IA es u %
.%,s:s y: iss'.s s :s%sY:
Of Indian Aass dated November a. lrs tbs foow
article. the rFicss thrie,o AHMED fer~ insert the
bat prepared Indicated IA The nrs rr.rrspb o. III" yer
@nsnt Rsd article. bs deliverable sithsr AZ Sew
York ~ Louis tha comulstapsI of Indian AnAlts
elect before the Sh dAy u fshrusry nstt Ynd
n this proposal he accepted wsl Will within i've days
thereafter esaout- eon,rn sceodlnsy and give security
satisfactory the c0mmssnpsr ~ Indian ARArs for tho
faithful performance ~ tho same"
rs,h proposal mus, :. .eoamg.n.a By. s,sg.'s 10 ":
.Inrrncy must BE- cerned W United states Jodss
District Attorney.
I'VE hereby lonty and ssversiy gusrsnisc hM ne
bidder hdicrsl ~ contract shall b. swerar W
hem according TO hts (qf ihelr td o. pvprsL,
win execute . soeordinsiy aud give the requisite
s.uriy for Tic faihfu performance ~ The sans ss pre-
sched In the advancement fes gopo<a Tor ndlsn lcas
dated November a. IAN and Ia The event ~ his cor hSvl
failure do hereby ssr~e and bind oufssses 90
heirs sIsentors and sdmnisssors W. forst snd p VS.
United STATES dsmaSss not less than nftr<n pW
cent on The ~ sAld bid or proposai.' -.
Bonds viii " required In the amount 81 ns hh 'or
faithful psffotps 81 tho eonus. 9Th Two or mre -
rete. sunciency must be ofrtined " " Lnhs1
stats Jadss or Disinc. Attorney LEwisv sn0Y.
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RIO MANuYAcrrgERs or lion RAILING .EsII.
mates for the erection nrr " The Tour
snemsnt houses "a IS ~ and Ms Third a.snss south,
east or not yfy. w he resolved mill sse
dAy December ~. lsos by WILLIAM q. DoEHEr. no y
William street 10 from whom bstvesn VI . ~ sna
NJ asiiv al tbs afonaxtlnn may be "otAnsS
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

~ ppppAWs HAVING IMPROVED on rNfa,
n rygy.s zeal PIRATE Hcs.es kaurss Ngtsts ~ Ess
tssrsnis ~ sac V ~ nAy snt ysfY sgsbrsfs -
kfppuENr. WHITE 90 - FsAi LttAs v1tfi - iMs'Aa
hes street CnstaFasfs sMiuaE
ttrAgTyp-s uaLP IN fS ~ IMPROVED fsyc a.
w ~ n 0ftsawtsa. Ad1ft*a, ST. % staAuess a +
Gfsenwcot Hsfad e1ee.
t,y4srFD 70 HCT. fsHEDtArELY--gFfsATk % A
w bfem.Frt FasaR ia anF N1t 1f 80 eJ y 49, t'tt
A. ,.t,attnH sarftnK from O. 81 a.. - pwnsrs sli
ffs..s aaffss. W. ku8eand Nsnssis has, eafnsf b0~
ssy &nd kayafI street
WANTED 70 rrRcHwr-Yoh sA.UFnfNhiso
w tavrss~s .fNsfsnflai Hnilta eQfsrfaN go II ufe
a. ts.ss lAlny fssA sutst Aesf@s 80 EAs 'oss
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MEXICAN HoTEL-BROADwAy AND EIGHT
n street New York, on the European plan. Rooms ]
suits or siugy, at moderate rates.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
BOARD AT ORANGE. n J.-wIrH LARGE ROOMS.
- 30. DO obtained In private family for four
persona at ss each for the winter Location excellent with
hourly trains TO the city, Tho best reference given and re-
CURED Address y. NJ r., boz %, Orange. ". y.
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enIrit b nc stocI. RIarket.
NEW YORK. Sept, Is.

GAm 4OAA4As 1Pts Ays
The Posts money article says:
= Its officially announce elsewhere that the
clearing house certificates VIII be paid of in
cash by Mr.. McCullOch. OF these securities
tJFenty-fiye millions are held In this city, ten
millions In BOSTON, and the rest IN baltimore,
Philadelphia, st. LOlis and CINCINNATI. AT
Chicago none, We believe, are head, tue banks
there praierTing 20 make their exchanges In
greeubacks, Inc decision Is that these GER
tticates shall be paid on IN install tnelts tho
first being payable on the 18th OF september
and 18th OF October. The effect OF this VIII
pc 70 put forty-hve millions in currency Into
bank, but It Is not supposed that much addi-
tional ease viii thus 90 produced in the
money market, because the banks will want
the greenoaeks for purposes for which tney
to pay their daily balances.
The loan market Is easy at 495 per cent,
with more business doing at the low rates,
Commercial bills continue quiet Dry goods
and auction paper Is In fair su ppIy. and a lit
tie produce paper Is milking It's appearance.
There Is still too large a proportion OF long
dates. but conservative houses regard them
with very proper hesitation. Choice names
pass at SOS per cent. rhe stock market IS
more bu0yanL. Government are all better
and railroad SHARES are advancing under AN
active speculative demand. AMER the board
New York Central was l07; Erie %; Hudson
55;Zsi,zSi reading ll51si Michigan Southern
The Commercials money article says:
Monetary affairs continue 10 exhibit an ex-
IRENE ease the prevailing rate ON call loans
Is Is !, : yer cent, with exceptions at per cent.
discounts are quiet owing to the limited sup
ply OF paper; rate for prime names being 5@B
per cent. There Is less demand for currency
Ior moving the Western crops than has been
anticipated, instead Of heavy How Of money
Westward, we md eNch lnges with that Sec
tlon about evenly balanced. The stock mar
ket shows decidedly more fifInness and ne
tiytty. There is more disposition to buy aud
prices are 49H per cent higher. Govern
ments were stronger at the board under the
improved quotations at London, and 5-:Os OF
1872 rose y per cent. Amer the board prices
fell OF 1sGL per cent.
The City OF Boston takes out to-day Sl3S 90
in specie, The cable telegram missiates the
amount OF gold S. mt by the HavTe at Eld1,aO,
the correct amount being ELL ,OO0.
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By TEE 75 GABLE.
AdviCes to the 18th Of september.


LONDON, Sept. 15.-There is rumor
of difficulty between Italy and Aus
tria, on the subject of the debt OF
yenitia. 1t is said that Great Britain
has urged the Porte to give an autonomy
to oretes, and that the Porte has re-
fused. v
The troubles on the eastern side of the
MEDITERRANEAN are on the increase.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 15.-The
United States squadron LEFT the Russian
waters to-day.
Moscow. Sept. 15.-The Moscow GA
zette extols the alliance between the
United States and Russia.
{ BERLIN, Sept 15,--Count Bismarck
sent letter of thanks to the United
States Minister acknowledging the
kindness of the American residents who
furnished the fifty tons of ice for the
wounded in the hospitals.
PARIS Sept. 15.--It is expected that
the circular which the Emperor Napo-
leon is about to issue to the powers of
Europe, will be very pacific in its tone
and character.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 15.-Cotton market
unchanged; sales 4o-dhy 1900 bales;
middling uplands, 13d. Breadstuffs
generally firm; Western Corn quoted a
27s cd. i
LONDON, Sept, 16-nooh.-consols
s9N for money, deduction of n per
cent. y. S. BIOS, 721E; Erie 4524; Illinois
Central, TS1S. oe9
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New YORK nInrAet.

NEW YORK. Sept. Is.
Cotton steady, and prices without decided
change at $40 for middiing uplantis. Flour
less active, and l0Gl5c lower; 81 COgIO % Tor
extra State; IS S09ll 10 for extra round hoop
Ohio, and sll 209l2 IS for trade brands: clos
ing dull. Whisky quiet; small sales at pre-
Hlous prices. Wheat duh, and 2egSc lower;
81 4218@l so for inferior Chicago spring; 81 %
western. Corn, receipts $50 $50 bushels; but
without decided change; with a far inquiry,
cnleIly rom Spectators, for western account
sale; at S21s for inferior; SS@S3I4c for shipping
mixed fweStern Rtloat, and SiISaS5c for
90 IN store. Oats, receipts los, j5f bushels;
n@41c for Chicago; 489I9c Tor Milwaukee.
Petroleum dull; &c for crude, and $50 I4c or
irmer; S33 l59S3 25 for new mess: closing Mt
sS3 ~ cash. 81 OQ93l % Tor olu do, and $40 %
Tor prime; also 5000 barrels new mess, for
september, October and November, buyers
anu sellers option, at SSl O0sa83 .. Beef
sieadier, at unchanged prices. Bacon quiet,
at l7632Oc,
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soidlera. ana safloIs' Convention.

~ 4
sOldleEa' ana SaElOra' Convention.
PITTsBURa, Pa, Sept. 15.-The Sol
diers' andSRilors' Convention, which is
to convene on the 18th, is creating inn
mense enthusiasm, and extensive prep
arations are making for a grand display
of flags, triumphRl arches and illumi-
nations. Hospitalities win be, offered
freely. The City HALL viii be decora-
ted by the ladies, and large wigwam
is being constructed in allegheny.
The "Boys in Blue" throughout the
county, are organizing rapidly to take
Betters received daily by the chairman
of the resident committee, Gen. Negley,
indicates astEemendOus military repre-
sentation and outporing of the people.
1t is requested that officers and men at
tend the Convention in uniform. Vet
Grams not commissioned, are entitled by
act of Congress to wear the insignia of
Heutenant'S rank.
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From San Frnnclsco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-Jose a.
tations to all the Mexican residents to
participate to-day in celebrating the
56th anniversary of Mexican independ-
euce.
Sandwich Island dates to August 25th
are received. The river at Hilo rose 80
feet Perpendicularly August 5th, sweep
ing away a pier of solid Missionary 25
feet high, which was just completed and
ready for arches for the new bridge.
Arrived, the bark D. O. Murray, from
Honolulu, bringing $500 packages of
sugar and $50 barrels of molasses.
The whale ship Roman Hanlin was
reported Off Columb ia river Sept. I'd,
with 1850 barrels of oil and twelve hum
bred pounds of bone this season.
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From Forlreas lIonroe.

FoRTREss MONROE, Sept. 1.-TWO
large Governments warehouses at New
morning for SIS, 600, to the Newport
News and Richmond Railroad Conn
pany. They originally cost the Gov
eminent $50, 600.
The Irish population of Portsmouth
and the surrounding country, Fenian
sympathizers, gave ball recently at
the Ocean House. The ball room was
decorated with the national ensiRns of
Ireland and America, and great euthu-
siasm for the Fenian cause was mani
tested. r7US
The entire estimated cost of the Rich
mond and Newport News road, to be
put in running order, is said to be 81, :
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By Telegraph.
New York Money ana stock market.
AIr,uy -V,rr, Cl1,t n.

New YORK LlOMey llEltI I5tOeA ALlFEets
NEW YoRK. Sept. l5.
Money steady and unchanged at 4a5 per
cent Sterling Exchange quiet and hominal
at IO7@lO75<.
Gold lower; opening at 1876 advancing to
ll5, and closing at l4i1<.
Exports Of specie to-day Sls5 900.
6TmeT; 6s Of 1857. 1871; Is Of 1858, coupons, l2S;
1905, INST issue 1857; do, 3D. lO6 do, 81, log;
1910 coupons 90; so coupons, 1864. 1855 do,
'85, 1885; 5-2os registered, 81, los; 5-2s, cou-
pons OF 80, me-.
Stocks better; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago 1851: Chicago & Rock Island IC95z:
Chicago a Northwestern 3J55SS: do preferred
661S; Cleveland & Pittsburgh 6I1s; Chicago q
Alton lO6; Michigan Southern 81; Michigan
CentTaIit liz; Reading il53S; Erie ~; do pre-
ferred "a; New York entral iO71S; Illinois
Central ~ Western Union Telegraph $50
State stools Missouri es M: Tennessee
FTeIghts1t o liverpool quiet and steady.
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.. noses 8 Arrives i'm yvashInEton.


WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-Au along
the route the President was greeted
with continued cheers. Some of the
buildings along Pennsylvania avenue
were brilliantly illuminated, while
from others the national flag was dis
played. Thousands of persons were in
the street as spectators, while a~large
crowd gathered before the Executive
Mansion. The President, on alighting
from his carriage, spoke as follows
Fellow-citizens-For this demonstra-
tion you tender upon my return home
to resume the discharge of my official
duties, Won will please accent my heart
felt thanks. Such a welcome from the
people who have been the daily eye
witnesses of the manner in which
have discharged my duties, is partieut
lnrly gratifying. All can promise you
for the future is, that there will be a
continuance OF my conduct in the
past. 1 have tried to discharge my
official duties in complying with the
Constitution, and the principle which
deemed to be right. / will add that the
sentiments which you exhibit tonight
are not peculiar to yourselves, but that
which pervades the country wherever l
have been. Ny own opinion is that the
expression which has gone abroad to
ing government of Constitutional law
is unmistakable, and it is under
stood; and believe that the
day is not distant when.the Judgment
of the American people will be made
manifest; that this Union must be re-
stored; that peace and prosperity and
harmony must again prevail through
| out tine United states. believe / can
safely testify that the great PORTION OF
your fellow citizens that have visited,
and I have seen millions of them since
Lleft you, will accord with you in sus-
tanning the principle of free
government in compliance with
the Consultation of the country.
Permit me in returning this
evening to again tender you
people whom Ihave known long and
in whose midst have ssrveds in Yari-
Gus capacities, and now serve in that
Of Chief Maj istfate, my heartfelt
thanks for this cordial welcome, which
will be rememb ered by me as long as
there is pulsation in my heart. ~
Cheers after cheers were given forthe
President at the conclusion of his re.
| marks, when he bowed his thanks and
entered the Executive Mansion.
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Secretary Seward Imnrovinr.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. I5.-Secreta-
~ Seward arrived here last night with
every symptoms of a violent attack of
the cholera. He was too i'll to be re-
moved, and remained in the railroad
car over night at the depot. His ply
stefan, however, reported him some
what better this morning, and he left
on the train at nine o'clock for WASH
ington.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-Secretary
Seward arrived here to-day in special
train from Harrisburg. Since o'clock
he has been gradually improving, and
this evening hopes are entertained for
his complete recovery in a few days.
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NIlehienn stnte Fair.

DETROIT, Sept. 15.-The preparations
for opening the State Fair at Adrian
are almost completed, and are very per-
feet. There are already $50 entrees,
among which are some of the finest
horses aud cattle in the northwest. It
is announced that Dexter and Patchen
are to trot at the Fair. The correspond
ence of the Secretary indicates that the
attendance will be greater than that of
last Vear.
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New York, Sept. 15.-The Herald's
city OF Mexico correspondent snvs: The
crisis of the empire has evidently ar
rived, judging from the tone of the
French and Mexican imperial press,
and the combined movement of the Lib
Maximilian's power. The Imperialists
themselves now look implorlnglyt to the
United States to take charge OF the des-
TIMES of the nation. gd4
GuRyamas, MazatIan, and San Luis
Potosi are reported to be evacuated by
the French marshal.
Bazaine is reported to be in the city of
Mexico.
Gen. Neigre is at Paebla, concentra-
ting French troops at Orizaba to pacify
the gulf coast around Vera Cruz. =
The Heraldls Canadian correspond
ent says there is no abatement in the
excitement concerning the Fenlans. 1t
IS also said the Canadians are organic
ing in squads to make raids upon the
American border towns, in revenge for
the Eenian raids upon Canada f
The Tribune's Washington special
says: Gen. Swayne telegraphs Gen.
Howard that the report of the sale OF
negroes in Alabama can hardly be true,
and says nothing Ikea sale of persons
even for crime Unauthorized by the laws
of the State. The statement was made
in the Tribune's special from Chicago.
The Tribune's special says: The Bal
timore city council have refused to ten
der the Inequalities, of the city or par
ticipate in the reception of the Presi-
dent, on the ground that he is on po-
litical stumping tour, and has caused
the killing of one man and the wound
ing of others.
The Tribune's special says that Sec
Rotary Seward was dangerously ill last
night. h~ir = ~
The Tribune,s Leavenworth special
says, the Sioux, Arrapahoes, and Chey-
enneS haYe taken the war path against
the rancho men. Several traders have
have been killed, and much stock run
off. In fight with the Sioux, Is oil
them were killed. All the stage stock
ut a station west of Cottonwood had
been stolen. a stage had been at
tackled, and passenger killed and the
horses shot. gTeT 'rsdziiu
AT the billiard tournament last night
Dion, champion of Canada, defeated
Harrison, champion of Missouri, by 81
points in 500, winning the champions
gold headed cue.
AT the Hoboken races, yesterday,
Mamie OraddoclS won the steeple chase
The World makes the exciting an.
nouncement that four regiments of ne
groes are being organized in this city,
and that African. Loyal Leagues are or
gained and armed in every ward. The
soldiers are being instructed in drill
&C., by Colonel Hawkins. The World
asks, t'are we to have a taste of SHI
Domingo ?" 81, 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-17
st. louis Marker.


81. LOUIS, sept. 70.
Flour steady and unchanged, Wheat buov-
anita 81 1892 40 for prime fall, and s. 45a2 50
for choice. Corn easier at 65@69c for mixed
o9@12c. Pork UNCHANGED Bacon tirOoplug
at II14c for shoulders; p &c for clear sides and
&C for sugar cured hams. Whisky heavy at