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wife, Martha children OF Mafraxes & Robtzon fofi<Iy
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THE uNDERsIGNEDe Us RE.
s GEIHING dLrecs from Northern cities q LARGE
and dVARIED assortment Of GOODS such as are aAnalty
found In wen appointed store From slong rxpeneHcc
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can be safely entrusted with the suPersis;
ion : the Judge or the Sheriff, under the
direction Of the District Judge, making
choice Of the place aud manner Of employ-
|psns from time 10 time. In any case the
work may, according 10 the directions Of the
Judge, be without unusual pain Of restrains,
or it may be done ia chain gang, or with
bali and olaiu, or under other pain or bur,
dem; and it may be without, or may be at
tended with confinement. A Magistrate
shall, as to cases before him, have the pow.
er which Is here given to the District
Judge. s..s,s..
XXYI. Gorporeal punishment is Intend,
ed TO include only such modes Of punish,
ment notafeoting life or limb, as are used
in the army aud navy Of the United States,
adapted 10 kind and degree to the nature
Of The offence. The sentence in each case
and directions Of the Judgeor Magistrate,
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prononnces the sentence. In this act, and
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There are probably but tcw Of the rsade ot ths rp
who know the detaiis or s6 Stamp Act YET fher y nf
law, State or Nadnnal, the pfoyfsf0ns Cf mq<<
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AS the disease becomes chronic. The dis.
charges are increased I'm quantity and chang
ed In quality; they are now thick and he0VY
and are hRwEed or cOughed of. The scene
tons are offensive, causing bad breath; the
voice thick and nasal; the eyes RBaWealS:
the sense OF SMELL Is lesSened orr DESTROYED:
deatne8 frequently takes pLace. -
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NEW YORK.; October 3O.-The flood
caused by the rain this morning was so
great in Jersey City that nearly every
basement and cellar was filed with wa
ter. The city prison was flooded so
that the prisoners had to be removed.
An ocean yacht race for q purse Of
$40, 700, takes place early in December.
Three yachts, the Fleeing, Vista and
Henrietta are entered! They sail from
Sandy Hook and go to the Isle of
Wight.
The Tribune's Leavenworth special
Of the 18th, says: A man just from
Liberty, NO., says he was driven from
there, and that two men were killed.
The Supervisors of registration. have
been arrested and are confined In. the
jail. Threats have been made by the
rebels to clean out the registrars and
destroy their books. There has been
serious trouble, and the indications are
of the most serious kind.
A Herald Montreal special saws that
the Roman Catholic Irish will not allow
the Priest (McNfahon) to be executed,
and it is to be feared that this will lead
to serious trouble between Protestant
Upper Canada and Catholic Lower
Canada. Attorney General West has
been threatened with assassination If
he allows the execution of,the Fenians
to take place. iai..;.i - me- .tllalI rITi
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GENERAL AGENrs.
Agents WaH:nlrted

NOR THE PICTORIAL, BOOK OF MO.
Il D0TE9 AND INCIDENTS of tIle R,slGf
lion. There b 10 certain portion OF fFlS5 IiSSiy.
that VIII never 60 into the regular hfsfoFis1
nor he embodied IN romance or poetry Tvf,icpss,
- very real paFtsof it, and Will eFV,eI
convey 20 succeeding RenaFatinn1 4 betfss
lde0 OF the spirit Of the conflict Than FnSi,vs
uEy reports OF careful narratives flf eJyeviei4
and this part may be called the Rullins M
I9ns the patho9 of the war. THIS 'flIugf ~.
ne enarlctef OF thel eadeEs the hunlor SftiS0
soluiefsl the devotion OF women inc brIlve,TV
o. mem the pluck Of our heroes tiIe ROMANCE
mn ntELGt! Fps OF the service . 5sEf =
me Noinme - profusPIy fuustFRted With,
over ~ engraVlnGs by the ATst artists gllioll
Alt 5 iltEALLH BEAUTIFU1SS worthy o. exRmi-
natlon Is specimens of the art MANY m
mem are get Into the body OF the text SfteT
me popular style Of Losing b Pictu ~ iaiSiSif
Book of the REVOLUTION. The h0Oirla eI1FS-f
tents include "Reminiscences Of camps pIelrefl
spy ecout, blVounc. EtaRG and Eaff had az
ventures, thrilling GeatS OF bravery Wif tfT6i.
letys eofnleal and lulli CFOul adventures te p
amusement a. vel Is instruction may 10.
Igunu IN every page, aSRTaphle detail, bril-.
!lanI WIZ and authentic history, are HlEiliful.
" lnterW0Y9n In this work 6fliteEaFy art
This work sells Itself The people nfe tIFalI
OF dry details and partisan work.. and Vl0nf
eomething humorous, romantic and 6fnFfiinS,
Our agents are making nom 800 to S7il n1ITs
month, clear Of All expeuBeG. Send 6or Cir
culafs. giving null p6FticuI8iS ANA Feal an.
terms and proof OF the above assertion.
NATIONAL PUBIIsa5lTN5 co
oeLl-4tW 6U Minor 81, Philadelphia Pa,
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NanYn.l. 1n.Soa

HEW YORK, Oct %.
cotton very hrm ut sec for IniddlinR, mn
l 5 EI0u opened q shade hFmef and
cicsSed very nrm Al yesterdays prices: SO l0a
uA5 for extra state; Sl20l8 . f6r e5fIS ronn5
hoop ONE and el8 $50 Ia75I for fiflde '6TSSntis
MheSyl D quiet and INN at n m t6nId =
Wheat market active, excited and 6SSTC EJ6Il
er: sales "a, 600 bus at 50 N62 lS for M 3 IN
chicago and Milwaukee, s. 50 for neST TvhItr
Mictnigana1, q Rye quiet and very. hrm; old
western u IS. Barley, sales 74lO6 bus 'lSSS0
better, but less active; 81 l791 80 for western.
81 80 for two roWed state; 81 IS for four roV1ej
DO; u 1891 ID for Canada West in bond: 81 -
for very choice do, to arrive, and 81 889i 40 for
canada West nee. Barley Malt drms Corn
market active, excited and 89l0c higher:
u 289l 80 for inferior 81 S09l s. for shipping
mixed western in store and afioRt; 81 Sol IS
Tor western yellow, and 81 So for white west
ern. Oats S94c better; 70976c for Chicago
ana Milwaukee, Coffee quiet. Petroleum
dul ~ &c for crude, and 886l9S7e for refined
In bond. Pork Les active; Sa 60934 20 cash,
ead ~ &C., 20 regular, new mes elosing ut
VI 6z5S caShi So for old mess, and 81 2593 90
for prime; also H50 bbls new mess ut Sa8 l21<
~ 20 seller for December and January, and
S1s@H9 % seller for November. Beef steady
at about previous prices. Beef hams quiet at
S4O@46.t Bacon inactiVe& Cut meat heavy
and rover al l49l41Sc for shoulders and lRa
1Sc Tor mans Dressed hogs dull at l29l2Lc
for western. Lard heavy at 149l6c. Butter
dull at 0S$Sc for Ohio; 25944c for state, and
5o95SG FOR Orange county pals. Cheese heavy
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New YoRK, Oct. sO.-The Herald,s
New Orleans special says: -
tits reliably stated that Gen, Sheri-
dan has been ordered to report to WasfI-
ington. 1t is understood that the order
originates from the present condition
OF our Mexican relations.
A Herald special dated Fort GARLAND.
CAL, Oct. 11th, says: n -
"A band ofsUtah Indians have sur
rendered to General Carson.
The Sante Re Mexican saws: The
body of Lieut.. Rhodes, who. mysteri-
ously disappeared several weeks since.
has been found! He had been shot.
The Herald's Washington special
- Gen. Grant Is anxious that Gen. Sher-
man should assume the portfolio Of
Stanton in order that he may have the
hearty cooperation of the war Office in
the work of .reorganizing the army,
Gen. Sherman, it Is reported, does not
favor the position, and Gen. Grant
hopes. to have Gen. Steadman noinina.
ted for the position.
The Trtbune's Leavenworth dispatch
says: s5.rt.ta tssfE
The Denver papers publish accounts
of the most horrible atrocities perpe-
tfated by the Ute Indians. The Indians
In New Mexico are also carrying on
hostintes with a high hand.
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SAN FRANCISCO, October 3O.-An Ari-
zonia letter, dated October IL. says a
scouting party from Fort Mcdowell,
killed and wounded fifteen male In
dians, and captured two squaWs and
seven children. y
The American built steamer, Hugu-
ang, was burned August 18th, at Kali
kang, China. ~ q f,
Advices via Shanghai, of September
Sth, confirm the previous reports of the
considerable success which the Chosin's
had obtained over the Tycoon, who
made a descent In Chosin territory, but
was caught in defile and routed with
a heavy loss. The Chosin'sr retrieved, the
losses suffered at the beginning of the
struggle, and had CROSSED into Skokou-
ra, gaining victory over the force un-
der the command of Kashin, uncle of the
Tycoon. $50 tn = 80
The steamer Del orte, from Crescent
City, brings 81, 600 in treasure.
The barque Camilla, from the Arctic
Ocean, brings seven hundred barrels of
oil, and twelve hundred pounds of
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lIeetInr or Feninns IN PhiInbelphia,

Meeting OF Renians In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. sO.-At "a meet
ing of the Fenians of Philadelphia held.
at Logan Hall this evening, to express
their sentiments ON the conviction and
sentence of Colonel Lynch and Rev:
Bile and resolutions were offered by
James Gibbons, Chairman OF the Com
mittee, and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS The conviction and sem
tence OF death passed on Colonel B.
Lynch and Rev. John Mcmahon, in
a Canadian Court, is another evidence
of the brutal and VindictiVe spirit of
perfdIous Britain, and In keeping with
that bloody code of laws that has. been
inflicted by. her usufpRtions onidthe
people of Ireland during the last seven
hundred years, and whereas, Chief JUS
tice Wilson, one of The Representative
Of British royalty on this continent,
full of that court and that hypocrisy
peculiar to English philanthropy, on
the heinous crime of making war on
people who never did them any harm,
while the government he represents
has been making relentless, bloody
and DISCRIMINATING war on the people
of ireland for generations-a people
who never injured England on the
contrary, educated her Innocent
kings when her people were buried in
Saxon barbarism.
And whereas, the learned Judge,
while filed with holy horror at the
so-calleds crime of Colonel Lynch and
others, forgot in his zeal the aid
and comfort given by his gov
and overthrow this government. He
forgot the depredations of the Ala
bama, the st. Albans raid and the 9TH.
er infamous Vaccinations worthy of
that malignant hate evinced by Eng
land since the formation OF this gov
eminent; and whereas, the Invasion of
ireland in the year 1169 by the English
freebooters, whereby cities, villages and
hamlets were committed to the flames
and the inhabitants put to the sword or
driven to caves and mountain fastness,
was crime committed against all law,
human and divine, and every genera
ton Of our race since that melancholy.
event has protested against that inVas-
ion with arms in their hands.
Therefore be Il resolved, That in view
of the foregoing facts the invasion of
British territory by the Fenian Brother
hood of the United States was leRiti-
mate act of war on the part of an OPP
pressed people; that the time to strike
and where 10 strikers a question of
policy, whether it be Selling the colo
MES OF the oppessor or sweeping her
commerce from the seas. It was the
assertion OF this God given right to re-
gain their long lost liberties and restore
their ancient neutrality that neFVed the
arm of the Fenian soldier to strike to
the dust the hated flag of England on
Limestone Ridge. y 2 :
Re8OtUed, That we look on the trial,
conviction and sentence of Col. Lynch
and others, as a challenge to the Irish
men of America, and accept It in the
spirit intended, and we pledge our
lives, liberty and sacred honors to meet
the issue as becomes race that never
accepted the yoke ofthe Norman robber.
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NEW York, Oct. sO.-A Toronto
special to the Herald says:
a general excitement exists among
the military, Organizations who are
strictly opposed to feprieVing the
tFenian prisoners. The Queen'S Own
will circulate q petition denouncing
those who. show the white feather at
the bidding Of VIM. a. Seward. 5sAs
The HeraldAs Ottowa special says:
The threats of vengeance by the Fe-
mans should Lynch be executed, are
creating great excitement. The yolun-
teers at Ridgeway demand the death of
the raiders, while others oppose It, be-
heving war with the United States
would follow the execution.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-The Times
Washington special says that Colonel
Campbell, United States Minister to
Mexico, has left that city with Gre
DENTAL to the Juarez government, and
with instructions conforIhingw with the
arrangement already announced be-
tween the United States, France, and
the Republic OF Mexico. Napoleon is
to commence the withdrawal OF the
French army from Mexico next month,
and it is probable the. whole army will
be Withdrawn by the first of January
next. OF course Macmillan leaves
also. Our government will extend to
the Juarez government a protectorate
to be operative and ready in case of
emergency. In order to accomplish
this, military officer of high rank will
go with Colonel Campbell, and both
Gen. Sheridan and Gen. Hancock are
spoken of in this connection. In con-
sideration of these friendly offices,
Mexican territory will be coded to the
United States, which will give US the
whole of Lower California, together
with Sonora and Chihuahua. ~
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 8O.-Gen. ortega,
who has been here for some days, left
this evening, per steamer st. Mary, for
Brazos Santiago. he refuses to regard
denunciation, in his letter on Mexican
affairs to Gen. Sedgwick. He insists
upon his constitutional claims to the
Presidency of the Republic, and says IL
he could think that General Sheridan
thought of setting aside the.constitu-
tionality of Mexico, or decide upon
titles to authority under 1t, he would
formally protest against his assump-
ton. Gen. Sheridan leaves to.morrowl
morning for Texas. IN 81 s. .,''
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ResoLued, That we look on the trial,
conviction and sentence of Col. Lynch
and others, as a challenge to the Irish
men of America, and accept 1t in the
spirit intended, and we pledge our.
lives, liberty and sacred honors to meet
the issue as becomes race that never
accepted the yoke ofthe Norman robber.
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CINCINNATI October sc. The Fenians
In this city assembled in large, num-
bersi at the Armory Hall last evening.
Great excitement was manifested over
the news from Toronto and Washing
ton. Many OF those who part pated
in the Buffalo expedi ton, were present.
Arrangements were completed for uni
forming and equipping as many as may
be mustered. -
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The symptoms of catarrah are at INST very
slight. Persons find they have cold that
they hnVe frequent attacks, and arc 1nOro
sensitive 70 the changes OF Temperature. In
this condition the nose may be dry, or g
slight discharge, thin and acrid, aftsFWafdS
thick and adhesive. may enEue.
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RnmnlnM nrhnn

sales--FIopr, 500 barrels at sI9 90 for No.
spring. sl4 % for Westernl bakers, sl4259l450
for amber winter! wheat frmerl and tend.
Ing upwards 50 100 bushels at 81 % for No. s
Milwaukee spring; q 25 for No. 2 Chicago
spf1ngi q ~ for green bay club. Corn, 10, so
bushelS. nearly all to arrive, at q range OF
u 09l "a aud ona cargo to arrive at 81 p.
Oats, 1000 bushels ON Chicago 10 arrive
rive In bond a Iyate term Ss oS bpsbeIs
Canada at 81 Is. Rye, - 500 bushels at 81 500
"a Peas nominal ct 81 269I IS. Pork SS3
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NEW YoRK, Oct. 3O.-The u. s: steam
er Bienville arrived at quarantine to-
day, from St Thomas, having lost three
officers and eleven men from yellow fe-
yer, between st. Thomas and Port
An Prince, and at the latter place.
There are now eighteen cases of inter-
mittent and Temittent fever aboard, but
no yellow fever. s.Il{5t
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Osweeo market.

OsWEGO, Oct. 50.
Flour steady at sl2 Is for No. spring; Sl8T5
foEred winter Sl4 as for white, and $l5 500
1910 for Xxx. Wheat flrm but quiet; No. Z
Chicago spring to arrive at 81 IS. Corn NOM
ina!ly higher and unsettled without sales.
harley 1rm but dull; choice up lake SlO5, In
ponds Ehore$l ., free. Rye scarce and no
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PolsONOUS INGREDIENTS, but & pre-
pared nom vegetable extracts IXOLURIVIe-
LYi therefore 4 Is PERFECTLY HARd-
LEG$5S. even 70 the most tender and delicate
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CORNWALL, G. W., Oct. 3O.-Hon. J..
ii. Cameron, Crown counsel, applied
for writ of hG6eGs corpus to take the
three Fenian prisoners from here to
Toronto to betried with those now at
Toronto. The Crown counsel also
moved for a sentence of outlawing
against Mike Murphy and other Fee
mans who escaped by breaking iail.
The names ofthose to be sent to Toron-
to areKeys, Hartwell and Kelly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-31
HAN1LroN. q. W., oct. 80.-,A5 Q

HAMILTON, G. W., Oct. 8O.-A. grand
dinner was given tothe English Com
federation delegates last night. Speech
es were made by Hon. j. a. Mcdonald,
Hon. Mr.. McDougal, and others, all
speeches were remarkable for the alb
sence of any illusions to the Fenfans
and TO Secretary Stewards letter.
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GInicnrn Mnrhrat

CHICAGO, Oct. 80.
Flour arm, but quiet. Wheat quiet at
S1osiSs al 81 0sSass GO ca 9 aavadSsd 7s sS
ga les at 98E@1 %. Oats Arm at an advance
of697C, closing Mt 491S@52c for No. 2 High
Wines quiet at 81 "a for bonded. Provisions
steady. Hogs fairly active at an advance OF
lb9Aci sales at s. 269S 621<. Frelghts active