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Explosion of the Steamer David
While.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. GA Nashville
dispatch of the 18th announces the
receipt of a private dispatch stating
that the steamer David White blew up,
and Capt. Kinney and DR.. Shall, CLERK,
lost. No locality giveu-supposed to be
between Memphis and Vicksburg.
She was coming up from New Orleans.
Lines down southT can get no particu-
lars yet.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 2O.-The Avalanche of
this morning says the David White left
New Orleans on Thursday night TOR
Louisville. with one hundred passen-
gers and five hundred tons OF freight for
Nashville and Louisville, exploded her
larboard boiler Sunday at noon, near
Columbia, Dds miles South ofhere. The
forward part of the boat was literally
torn to atoms, and many of
the passengers and officers were
blown up one hundred feet in the air,
with fragments and debris of the boat
The scene is described as heart-rending.
Clothes were blown of some officers.
Capt Kinney was blown mp 100 feet and
landed in the river much bruised and
scalded. Capt. Clark reports the loss of
passengers at IS, Many names are
unknown as the books were lost. The
boat is complete wreck. Part of the
boiler exploded upwards and part
downwards, taaring the hull wide open.
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Pittsburgh Live Stock ssarhet.

FIIISBUkGH1 req u
CATTLE-The supply Of cattle was consid-
eraOly larger than last week, reaching be
tween eight and nine hundred head, but with
an impEUved demand the market was quite
firm and active, and prices were wei sus-
tanned, ranging from to cents, for common
10 prime fat retailing stock SotTtthStard-
ing the increased offerings. there were bat
and 70 this fact, partially at least, may be
attributed The nrmness which prevailed, and
the re- ulAZify in pEfce< KS XII EFt
SHHP.-The market for sheep was Inoder-
atsly active, and with an improved demand
and limited offerings prices compared with
last week, ruled shade higher, aud We now
quote at s. 10 &c. gross, for good 10 prime fat
mutton sheep, IN retail VIZ.
SWrSE-The recent advance In hos has
restricted the retail demand Sou1eEhar and
while the market quiet and a 1.-THE dpli
prices remain about Is last week rRne{Ds
from - to 81, gross, for common to prime
heavy ayerRges- l2stl 81 ~ 4 - u -
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COMMERCIAL AND PNAEGIAI.
miscellaneous.

Inthe House of Representatives on Mon
day last, Mr.. Hubbard, the Representative OF
this district in Congress, asked leave to offer
a resolution directing the Committee on
requiring the national banking Associations
to retain part OF their redemption reserve
a certain percentage OF the gold Interest paid
by the government on the bonds deposited as
security on their circulation, the same TO be
retained as basis for the resumption OF
specie payment.
The New York Insurance companies, stag
gerpg under the immense LOSES suffered du-
ring the last year. have advanced the rates OF
premium twenty to twenty-five per cent.
An extra charge is made for buildings with
out iron shutters.
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To Contractors and Miners.

TlHE COMMISSIONERS ON THE TROY
i and Greenfield Railroad and Hoosac
invite Proposals, until The tenth day OF
March next, for Excavating said Tunnel al
three different sections Of that work
This Tunnel, when completed, will be
ABOUT - miles In length, extending from the
Town OF Florida, through Hoosac Monntain,
70 the Town OF North Adams.
The EdueTa End has been penetrated from
the grade ofthe Railroad $500 feet 300 feet OF
which consist OF an opening ofabout 10 cubic
yards each nneal foot the same to be enlRrg-
ed TO a section containing about II cubic yarls
70 each foot; the remaining hoo feet Being
nea1ingt-noF measuring nPon an average
cubic yards Per running fool,-to be enlaIg-
Cd 70 the tnll section; making some IS Go cii-
bic yards to be removed - - =. =
a furthsT section Of the work will also be
nam NAMED enlargement, II satisfactory terms
The Western End is worked from a shsf,
9is ieet deep. The easterly heading from this
shait-oi ABOUT cubic yards TO each MneaI
ioot-extsnds ll0O feet. and Is 10 be enlarged
70 secuon containing II yards per foot, re-
CURING the removal of y 90 cubic yards.
BIDS Tor that amount, and for IN extension In
either direction of the heading and enlarge
menf at this point viii be received.
The Central Siedgt Of an elliptical form, q
by 10 feet, now 100 feet in depth, Is to be
qulring the removal Of about 500 cubic yards
All the work TO be done Is in Talcose Slate
and VIII require neither masonry nor Enp-
ports Of any kind.
Buildings, machinery and means Of yenti-
lstion, all OF the most substantial character
have been provided. and Will be Furnished 70
CONTRACTOR, r-H $500
Ample sureties VIII be required from mar
ties who may be contracted with, and the
Commissioners reserve the right TO reject aIl
Offers that may be made.
Plans and SPecincaiions may be seen on
appiieatio9n, % ALHAH CROKER, at the
Engineers CheeY North Adams, Mas: and
9theT lnicrrnation may be obtained from
JAMES NJ SHuTE, Room 10, No. Is Ex-
may Be directed "
JAMES N. SHUTE
ALVAH CROCKER
CHARLES HUDSON
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Pu1ApE1PH1A. Feb. 2oLThis morn

ing, as George EIlinger was being
taken FROM prison into the Criminal
Court, for trial on a charge of assault
and battery and attempted rape, he
was shot dead by the father Of the girl
on whom the outrage was attempted.
The father, named Thos. Leis, imme-
diAteIy gave himself mp. He has been
committed for trial.
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Prom Meanwhile.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 1s.-The House
passed the militia bill, as amended.
The Senate Will concur in the amend
ment.
The State Guards are not 10 be armed
unless in actual service.
The Senate rejected the bill to COM
war.
The Democrat, Conservative paper,
has suspended. The Stats Zeitung is
the only German daily now in the
States lately in rebellion.
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~ SGA4Os
THE FARM WHEREOF 1 NOW RE-
side situated on top Of the river hill,
three miles south or MelisbuIg, one half
mile nom the Ohio river,
Containing I6S Acres,
the whole OF which Is under fence, I3O uuder
good state OF cultivation, the retuaindeT
covered with good timber suftabIe Tor an
PURPOSES the whole web pERtered The i'm
prOYements consist Of q
FRAME. DWELLING HOUSE,
two stories high, rooms and entry on nrst
hoor and above, with Kitchen aud f,antry
back, Barn. stable, Corn-Cribs, Wagon Ouse
Hay. house with sheds around for two
hundred sheep, Smoke-house, Hen house
CideE-honss with Carpenter Shop overhead
Wood and Coal Sheds and Hog-house, DaiTy
Of stone Apple Orchard % about one hun
dred and thirty trees, with Peach and Cher
y Eu1itc1ent for family Else. The land q All
unneri1id WfthaYetn Of coal from four 10 foTIr
and a half feet thick, and could certainly Be
delivered on the Ohio river a. les coSt rser
bnsllel Than by sinking shan Therefdre
penons wishing 20 engage IN cnal brsfness
would do wen % can and exaime the advan-
tags and dtsadvautaees for themselyes
II this property Is not sold at nFiyafe sale
before the 18Th Of March, II viii De offered al
Public sale on that day.
IeblS-H ELI GREEN,
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MONTREAL, Feb. 2O.-The railway
bridge over Pike river, near Stan bridge,
gave away tu-day, precipitating the To-
connective and four loaded freight cars
into the river, killing one employee in
stantly.
A woman named Carter and her par
amour Laford were committed for trial
on the charge of poisoning her former
husband
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 2o.-Gen. Sheridan
arrived here last night.
Geo. A. Ellsworth John Morgan's
telegraph operator, who shot and killed
county, KY, Saturday last, was tr-
rested near Lexington, KY, yesterday.
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NEW YORK. Feb. GA violent snow
storm is raging. The snow is badly
drifted, impeding travel. Dispatches
state that the storm Is prevailing ex-
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Conn.eI for eurrnff

wAsHISeFos, Feb. 3O.-n Is under
stood that Ex-Governor Thomas, n.
Ford and Colonel Hincfe have been re-
tanned as counsel for Surratt,
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FREuAKr s.-corTos-DuII and heavy;
sales Al 2q42gSzc
GRAIN1OoEn-Sl Qz9I O5.
HAT-So9SA There is no change In the
other markets
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MONTGOMERY, Feb. 19.-The Legisla-
ture adjourned sine die tonight. No
action was taken on federal elections
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for Bent.
For Rent

THE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
= Se9' = mayor q Coz and J. Clemens a
Co, on Main street; also hassmanf rooms
finished. Good Offices In second story. and
sDSoa rooms tor other purposes 10 second and
tniIu story In good order. Possession given
~ sone rooms Immediately, Others April lSt.
Aany building lots and dwelling houses for
sale In the Sixth Ward on reasonable terms.
THoS. HORSBROOK-
ONES, No. 1ls1< Main street, above Mon
roe, mp BtaiFE. lebs-tf
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stephen S. Mccormick,
1.abell. $. aaeeonuics. In chaneev.

TAKE NOTICE THAT THE DEPOSIT
ONCE OF Joseph r. RroEFn- I. JrlsfJesa N TIE
Peace in the town Of Ellzton, in the state Of
Maryland on the lsrH DAY OF Mach. A. d.
49, oetSeen the hOurs Of 9oiclock a M.
and Q clock- p m. 10 be rad In evidence "a
ths Above named cause on behalf Of the said
I - mi ana Y from any cause the taking
o. Lle same shsH not be commenced, or be
ing eoL1nlene.sd shall not be compiEtsd on
ma cay; me taking thereof viii be adjourn
complet6d.- = ais7-77- -
To said IsABELLA 8. MCCoKNTCK.r3 -
:. s. MCCORMICK, by
G. L CRASAER, his atty
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For Rent.

one OF THE ROOMS NOW oCcrJpTEr
" by u.s. Enquire on the prem issl
PRYOR, HANDIAN LOO
!A4SA Nos Is, II q 10 Main st
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For Rent,

THREE STORE ROOMS. ONE ON MAIN
ana two on Market Streets. ENQUIRE a
fs6S-1 LEWIS q woopMAxsEE.
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chicago,

II 50 for spring extra
GRAISIW6eatEQuie at 81 ISa2 % for No.
and - sal So for No. Goru-Pfrru Al
$3.50 OatS-Duu at S94S95<c.
o ERoYIsIoES-MeSs PoEk-DulI at SIS 5na
ls % Lard-DRu AT II5<c-
Hoes-D1esed HoSs-Duu at s. 80.
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JAMES NJ. sHUTE,
ALVAH CROCKER,
CHARLES HUDSON.
Farm for Sale.

IsSsl,Ss Jan. 30, 1877. commi
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.- Cincinnati.

FEBRUARY 21--CoTTos-Unchange The
Large falling on in receipts at New Orleans
tteel tee to-day, makes holders nrm at
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srwtlru

gs 5zs5a. g.-1. 80
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wAsHINGToN, Oct. 24.-The official
information received at the Indian Bu-
reau to-day from Kansas, is to the
effect that the Commissioners and In
dams assembled at Medicine Greek
lodge think that the council will
result in lasting peace. The commits
sioners will not be able TO hold n coun-
ell on the Upper Platte until after the
10th of November.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-The Postmas-
ter General invites proposals for carry
ing the mails to Great Britrin under the
new treaty. He expects TO secure a trip
every other day.
The kilograms OF yesterday in regard
to Gen. Marmaduke and his pardon
was recommended by the Attorney
General, but the President has not
signed ii yet, nor is it known that he
will.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.-The condition
of the Western National Banks, as
shown by abstracts compiled from their
quarterly reports received at the office
of the Comptroller of the Currency, is
up to the required standard. And thu
is also the case in regard to the Nation
al Banks in all other sections of the
country. The reserve specified by the
act of Congress, have been met in all
cases, while some average a considera-
BILE percentage over the requirements of
the law.
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EXPRESS SHARE-wells. Fargo &
Co. 541Ss541<: American 661<a67; United
States 6Sa6SsS; Merchants Union 2T1SR
2S.
BORDER STATE BoNps-Missouri 6's
los; Tennessees. 60Iz.
The Express says the failure OF two
heavy firms engaged in the cotton, tea
aud hemp trade are reported this after
noon:
Il IS reported that WIN. H Wander
bilI, Angus; Schen and ]. FL. Bunker
are to go in the Erie Directory, TO take
the place OF Fisk, Gould and Lane.
CATTLE MARKET.
BEEvEs-Receipts this week 800
head; market dull, heavy and lower:
butchers are enabled to obtain couces-
sions of &c on rates of Monday; quail
ty better. .lN'
SHEEP AND LAMRs-Dull aud heavy,
with no stock selling over SIC for
sheep, and 65za62G for lambs
SwINE-Firmer, but unchanged; Ia
79<c for western.
Cincinnati.
OCTOBER 24.-FLoUR-DuIl but prices
unchanged sales OF extra at $40 5Oa
10 70; family Sll 56all 70; fancy SO 90
ais 90.
GRAIS-w heat--Dull and prices
nominal at 81 O5a2 90 for No. l and 2
red. Corn-Eirmer; prices higher for
No. mixed at 81 %; market closing
quiet at 9Sc for ear. Oats-Iu good de-
mand and firmer; No. l, zoe; No. ., 6SC.
Rye-Unehauged; No. l, 81 IS. Barley
Dull and dropping for fall At 81 55a
l 65; spring, 81 Seal 10.
CoTToN-FIrmer and higher for mid
ding uplands at lSc-
ToBACCo-Firm at full prices; sales
$50 hhds.
WHIsKY-Unchauged
PRoNIsIoNs-Msss Pork-SAles 500
Il =N III
con unchanged; shoulders lSLal4c;
clear ribbed sides IKE; and clear lT56
aISc.
LAKp-DulI at lsc.
BUTTER-Dull at 3Ss3Sc.
CHEEsE-Firm at l5c.
Om-Liuseed-Dulla at 81 lOaI Il.
HoGs-In Good shipping demand at
Sc Soar 90 gross.
GoLD-li22[ buying.
MoSEY-Market closer.
Toledo.
OCTOBER 24.-FLoUR-Quiet.
-Wheat-Winter without ma
terial change; spring dull; sale white
Michigan at 81 20; amber Michigan
| 81 %: No. red Wabash 81 80. Corn
81 1917; No. . Wabash 81 l21T; No. 2
Michigan l l25z: No. l new 81 O6Z.
Oats-Shade better; sales No. at 6SLic.
Rye-Quiet. Barley-Dun.
LAKE FREIGHTs-5C on corn and 20
on wheat TO Buffalo; loo on corn to Os-
wego.
BUFFALO, Oct. 2i.-FLoUR-Quiet;
western spring $40 25all 90.
GRAIS-Wheat-No. l Milwaukee
spring 81 0Sa2 Of; No. , do, 81 %. Corn
81 20. Oats 67c TO arrive. Beans
50 90.
FREIGHIs To NEW YoRR-Wheat nc;
corn l9c; oats lSc; rye 2OIzc.
Chicago.
OCTOBER 24.-FLoUR-Steady.
IS-Wheat-Heavy at 81 SOh,
CorH-SI 90. Oats-55c- Rye-StsAdy
at 81 p. Barley-Lower At 81 OS.
PROVIsIoSS-StaGnan
Milwaukee,
OCTOBER A.-FLoUR-Dulli city Xxx,
So 75alO 90,
GRAIN-wheut-Strongi 81 50 for
No. l.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advtcss to the 24d Of October.

LONDON, Oct. 24-Noon.-No dates
from New York. a
Consols "a; Erie 457l; Illinois Gem
trail 1877 q. s. Bonds 90 $40.
LATEsT-2 P. M.-Consols 9i1%; nli-
nois Central 7s!<; Erie 451z.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24-Noon.-COttou,
firm and unchanged. Corn, AS cd.
LATEsT-2P p. N.-Breadstufs, steady;
Corn, advanced to ass Sd. Refined Pc
troleum, Is sd. .-, .a..
FLORENCE, October 23-9 p. M.-The
news to- night is glorious for the cause
of Italy. The Government deemed it
best to suppress the details for the
present.
LONDON, Oct. acknowledgements
closed steady at s411; U. S. 5 2Os 90 SIG;
Illinois Central 7s14; Erie 451z.
FRASKPoRT, Oct. electromagnetic. S.
Bonds T45s.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 24-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed with increased tirmness at
an advance of I'D; middling uPlands
ss[d; Orleans cd; sales q, 900 bales.
Breadstuffs active and closed higher;
Corn advanced to 4Ss cd for new mixed
western; Wheat, California white Sd
higher, closing at los; red western firm
at l4s; Peas advanced to sis; Oats I'M
changed; Barley nominal. Provisions
unchanged. Produce, Tallow: dull at AS
Sd; Spirits Turpentine 27s; Petroleum
Is I'd for spirits, and Is sd for refined.
LONDON, Oct. acknowledgement
unchanged. Linseed Oils unsettled.
leQin 5lf SOC.
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important letter relative to the trial OF
JEFF Davis, settles the existing disputes
as To whether the Chief Justice will
preside:
WASHINGTON, Oct. "a.
Dear Judge Underwood ON rstiec-
ton, I think il best that you advise the
District Attorney. Mr.. Chandler, that
will join you in holding Court in
Richmond, November 18th. II any
important business is to be transacted,
Mr.. Chandler, think, should notify
the counsel of Jefferson Davis of this,
in order that he may appear and take
his trial, il ne sees it. As his bail was
taken for his appearance on the 4th
Wednesday of November, he Is not, il
is true. bound TO appear earlier, but as
it is not possible for me to be present
except during the first week OF the term
commencing on the fourth Wednesday
because of the term OF the Supreme
Court commencing on the following
Monday, it may be that Mr.. Davis and
place at the earlier period. II is under
stood that they wish that the Chief JUS
tice may be present.
Yours, very truly, S. P. CHASE.
To Hon. j. O. UNDERWOOD, Dist. Judge.
A gentleman just returned from
Loudon, Va, says this letter was hand
ed to Judge Underwood and to J. Ran
0OIpn tucker, one OF the counsel OF
Davis. The latter took copy of 1t but
can give no reply until after consulta-
ton with his associates.
The Retrenchmenu Committee hav-
ing refused TO accept the report of 5.
II. Clark, chief OF the printing bureau
of the Treasury Department, in lieu of
a regular examination of that bureau,
Clark has showed disposition to in
terfers with the operations OF the COM
mittee. He is Deither willing to submit
his books and records for investigation,
nor give satisfactory answers to ques-
ton put to him. and it is probable that
in order to facilitate the Investigation,
Clark will be suspended by the Score
tsry of the Treasury, as 1t is learned
that the Committee have recommended
it. The Committee began, this morn
ing, an examinations OF the clerks who
serve under Clark.
There will be no meeting of the Com
mittee toinqnire into the assassination
OF President Lincoln until Gen. But
ler's arrival-a fortnight hence.
The Ordnance Committee was with
out a quorum to-day, only General
Schenck and Senator Cameron being
present. Senator Drake Is expected to-
night. 1t Is not known whether General
Logan will be present.
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COMMERCIAL And FINANCIAL.


The Sandusxy Register, Of Monday,
remarks: -..sEa
As general thing, we think the POI
tato crop this year light one. This is
indicated by the greatly advanced
prices at which farmers are marketing
the crop. In Central Illinois, farmers
readily get one dollar per bushel tor
all they can spare. In Southern Mich
igHn the price last week ranged from
fifty-tive to sixty-tive cents, while in
this vicinity it is some tifteen to twenty
cents higher. Judging by the samples
of the crop that we have seen in this
vicinity, we think the potatoes to be
large in size but comparatively few in
number; the drouth in the latter part
of the season preventing any of the
younger sets from putting forth. In
many parts of the West the late plant
ed potatoes are quite small and the
crop decidedly inferiSr in quality. In
some parts ofIowa, however, the crop is
unusually good, and farmers are selling
at forty-five TO fifty cents per bushel.
We do not think of more profitable
investment for produce dealer than
money put into potatoes at from fifty to
seventy cents per bushel, unless there
is danger from the rot, of which, how
ever, there is little to be feared in so
dry a season. We conjecture that in
less than two months the wholesale
price of this staple tuber will rise above
one dollar, and that none can be OBJ
tanned from the producers at less than
that price. Wherever the potato has
attained a medium size, the crop is
much superior in quality to the pro
duct of wet seasons, every one being
horoughly:ripened, and presenting
mealy appearance after cooking that is
the delight of epicures. Next to the
cereals there is no crop of equal inn
portance, and we are glad TO notice the
increasing attention that is being given
TO the selection of good qualities. Most
of the potatoes produced for the mar
kets in the West are ''peach blows" it
having been found to yield fully as
well, and to command better price
than any other variety.
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The Three SenSasIous at Present In
New YORK.

NEW York, Oct. 23.-The three SEN
sations in New York now. as publish
ed in the papers and on Dat, are:
/. The state dinner given by the late
President To Prince Napoleon, when he
was in this country, was paid for, after
much disputGtion between Mrs. Lin
coin and the late Secretary of the Inte-
riOr, by the Secretary purchasing for
the Government, for $500, the manure
deposited on the public grounds near the
White House by Government mules.
2. Baron Holstein, attache of the
Prussian Legation, has been recalled,
at the request OF the Hon. Charles Sum
ner, the Chairman of the Committee on
Foreign Affairs in the Senate. The
New York World says that the Baron
and Madam Sumner have both left tor
Europe. A Boston paper says a hostile
correspondence took place between the
Senator and the Baron
between New York and Washington,
Culloch, in the appointment of Risley,
Deputy Commissioner of Revenue.
District Attorney Courtney declares
that the frauds of the Bourbon Com
pany permeate the Transactions of
every whisk y-house in New York. Fur
Their seizures will be made within sixty
days. NodistilleFy will be remaining
in the State of New York. Commits
siouer Rollins thinks whisky should
be distilled only where the grain IS
The seven.tbirty eojhterfeit bonds
were undoubtedly printed with plates
impressed from the genuine plates in
the Treasury Department.
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PIrTsBURGH, October A.-The State
Christian Com mission for Pennsylva-
mia, Eastern Ohio aud West Virginia,
was held in the First Presbuterian
Church. They closed the first days ses-
sion late last evening, which WAS one
of the largest and most enthusiastic
meeting ever held in Pittsburgh. Able
addresses were delivered by Messrs.
Chiplaw, Burnell, Moody and Miller.
The power of the Most High rests upon
the gathering.
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.Afes4rs. Geo. G Hu66eld q Co.. HUDSON, n. Y.

GESTs.-My family having been the re-
cipient OF marked benefit in health by the
ne or your Golden Bipers," am induced
this letter which you are privileged TO use
as You desire lean confidently assert that
since The hrst bottle OF your Bitters entered
dyspepsia. My wife had been troubled with
tue malady Ior years. and had Also been
and me disease have both lett, and she is
we'll. Other members of my family endorSe
the good qualities OF your article, and can
onlS Eay IN conclusion, that / should be
happy u give verbal evidence TO the doubt
ing any time they may call on me. Win
much regard, 1 am,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-25

NEW YoRK, OCT. 24.-The Tribune's
special says: A few New York bank
ers are here for the purpose of urging
the President TO make a change in the
Treasury Department. They present.
ed, among others, the name OF LIE Grand
Lockwood, a wealthy banker of New
York, who, they asserted, would give
satisfaction to the commercial interests
of the country. The thing amounts TO
nothing, and no one minds it here.