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Money and Bus,nes- Mt Cincinnati.


The money market Ia sill close, but
this results more from the indisposition
than the inability to buy paper. Some
bankers, however, are actually short of
currency, and extend accommodations
to their depositors TO the full extent
they are able. There is more good, and
even first class paper, offered in the
open market than ever before. The de-
cline in values in the general markets
excepting breadstuffs) causes money
lenders to scrutinize paper very closely,
and to charge high rates OF interest TO
cover the supposed extra risk. There
is ne thing, however, that is generally
overlooked In regard to the dry goods
trade, and that is the fact that our mer-
chants in making their purchases this
season have many of them obtained a
protection against any decline for
thirty days; this has enabled them TO
sell out IA good portion OF their stock at
full prices, and obtain the drawback
when the decline came. So that the
reduction in prices has benefited
rather than weakened them.
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PATTERsuN-of diptheria, on Sabbath
Oct Z7Ln, MARY HOWARD PATTERSON
daughter OF & e. & HarIiet 3. PatLenOu
aged years and months
The funeral Will take place from the house
of DR.. Jno. @. Afheck, OF bridgeport, this
morning. Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
wELISs-Sear Ashley, in Pike county
Missouri, Mrs. LUCY v. WELLS, wife OF Capt
John s. Wells, and daughter OF l.. NJ Wells
: THoMPSOS-In Louisville, October 25lh
ELENA HUSTINGDuS, infant daughter Of
William r. and Virginia q. thompson.
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TTlsDAY nOKSING. OCTOBEH 30.


The news from the different counties
comes in very slow. Even from those
along the line of the wires and railroad
wehave had only partial returns. We
hsye no reason to doubt the general re-
suit, but presume the figures, when re-
c.iyed. Will show both a diminished
aggregate vote and perhaps decreased
msjority, taking those already received
as criterion.
The counties thus far heard from,
show that Brooke. Ohio, Weizel and
Taylor nave gone Democratic. And
that Hancock, Marshall, Marion, Mo-
mongolia, Preston, Morgan, Berkeley,
Jefferson, Harrison, Richie and Wood
have given Union majorities.
We have gained Senator in the
Third District, composed OF the counties
OF Monongalia, Taylor and Preston, in
place OF Burdett Mr. Burley's cleo
lion in the district below, is in doubt,
we presume, although ouI latest infor-
NATION yesterday, was to the effect that
he hsd upwards Of one hundred and
hfty majority.
Ia Berkeley, Chapline 10 nion) has 49,
votes for the Senate against 50 for
Reed, Democrat, and Samuel Gold and
Levi Tabler, the Union nominees for
the House, are elected without oPposi-
lion. Only about half a vote turned
Out.
In Morgan county there was but one
candidate, Dawson, independent Union,
for the House OF Delegates, and Of
course he is elected.
In Taylor county Col. Evans, Demo-
Graf, has is sjority for the Senate, over
Price, Union, and DAVIDSON, Democrat,
has 50 majority for The House. In eH-
plzuatIon, it is said that Col. Evans
was "sound on the Taylor goose ques-
tion," which, being interpreted, means
that he is in favor Of Grafton for IheCap-
i,al. while Mr.. Prica did not commit
himself. The latter, however, will
have u handsome majority in the dis
trict.
The Richie Press comes TO Us with
the Democratic rooster turned upside
down, and the Union majority i'll the
county is reported at 224; whereupon.
says The Press, "let the eagle scream -
The Press also reports the majority
off. b. Blair, (Union) in Wood county,
at sSI.
Toe Preston Journal sets down the
Union majority in that county at 400,
and says that "the result is satisfactory
although "A very small vote was polled
ny the Union party"
In Marion county DR.. Dorsey, one of
the Union nominees, is beaten by about
90 majority, while Martin, the other
nominee, is largely elected along with
Fleming. We do not understand the
nature OF the disatfection prevailing,
hut the Vedette is very severe upon Mr..
Martin, accusing him OF being largely
responsible for Dorsey's defeat.
The following is the official vote OF
Harrison county:
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THE Cincinnati Times, enlarging upon
the present dimensions of our land and
peering into the future, says:
at must some day be said that the
sun never sets on the American repub-
lie, and that our drnm-beat can be
heard all round the earth, and when
our present slow rates of travel shall
be SO improved that one can start from
Cincinnati at II O'Clock NJ, go round
the globe and ind II noon all the way,
we shall have achieved some memora-
BILE results"
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HOUSE OF nELEGArh

Had Bowen not been candidate"
says our correspondent, Tour majority
would have been about 225. Hisfriends
voted for Raymond, which accounts
for Haymond's majority OF 81
Our advlces from Barbour county are
to the effect that Major Howes (Union)
is certainly elected to the House OF
Delegates. This is gain. Barbour
has hitherto been represented by the
redoubtable John KeIlar, who is re-
ported to have said that man might
go to the Legislature once and not lose
his virtue, but that two sessions would
demoruIlze any man, while three
would make him fit for nothing else all
the days of his life. Happily Mr.. KEEL
lar has been rescued as brand from
the burning Just in the nick of time.
having already served two sessions.
We therefore congratulate him on his
involuntary escape.
The Parkersburg Times of yesterday
reports Geographic dispatch ut tina,
Office to the effect that Raymond is re-
elected Senator in the 4th district over
William i. Foreman, by two majority,
II adds, however:
We have not yet received full re,
turn from all the counties composing
that Senatorial District, and we arr
therefore hopeful that the dispatch may
vet prove erroneous.
In Brooke county the Democrats arr
reported to have some 60 odd majority
The great falling of in the Union vot'
was in the Prather and Wellsburg pre-
.cipcts. Mr.. Archer, the Union candi
date for the House of Delegates, had
load TO carry in the shape of real o.
suspicIoned hostility to the railroad
project from wellsburg toStsubenvilie
As appropriate to their unexpected
success the Conservative persuasion In
dulsed in an illumination up at Wells
burg, on Friday night, and drank
nightly of beer and other stronger
beverages. 1t is said that the Union
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TEE HEALINa POOP,

MD HOUSE OF MEhCI.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
for YOUNG MEN. on tue CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create inpediments TO MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief. sent in sealed en-
velopea, free of charge. Address, DR.. J.
sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard AssociR-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sept2i- 3mdAT
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GEN GEL SIOE
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1t Is pre- pared from the pnrest material ex-
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1t contains no harmfui ingredients, and Is
warranted to make LIt51T and HEALTHY
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Read ROR YOURSELF
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MRssRL. LEWIS & wooDHASsEE, proprI-
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n8-CAUTIOS.-Dealers and Families are
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ssy- No notice VIII he taken OF eommuni
cations not accompanied W re POnslDIe
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Spettal Clothes.
Violent Pu

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assist, not TO attack nature, is the true medl.
cal philosophy, and TARRASr's EFFERvEs-
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the torpid secretive and discharsing organs
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What gives your Hair its glossy lusire2
Oil OF Grapevine
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What removes The Dand1uR?
OIL OF Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation is counterfeitd?
oil OF Grapevine.
Whonre the only Proprletos
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spr saIs.
For Sale.
for SaIe-Cheap for Cash,
Public Sale

OF VALUABLE FOUNDRY, MACHINE
" and Stove Works, Nov. 2lst- ls67, with
water power, situated In Frederick, Md. For
pIat, description and list Of patterns, apply 10
Oc26- lind Friedrich, Nd 1.
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Hos. HoRAr1o sEYMoun addressed a

Hon. HoRATIo SEYMOUR addressed "a
large Democratic meeting at Brooklyn,
New York. on Thursday evening,
speaking at great length and with his
customary ingenuity in denunciation
of the Republican party and all its
works. ofcourse the taxes were not
suffered to be long absent from the
minds of his hearers, and among other
remarks on this subject we observe
that Mr.. Seymour made the following:
"For three dollars which we now pay
in taxes TWO go to the officials and one
to the creditors OF the Government.
fCheers.l the tax on alcohol should
be two hundred millions, but the Gov
ernment now gets tifty millions. Some
body gets the other hundred and fifty
millions. 1t is divided between the
law enforcerS and the law breakers
somehow. don't understand how or
in what portion. daughter"
We shall look anxiously in Mr..
Johnson's message for an explanation
of the conduct thus ascribed to his ap-
pointees and for retrenching the exor-
bitanr payments thus alleged to be
made to officials. We shall not be sur
prised, however, if he declares that
Governor Seymour, in talking of two
dollars out of three being paid to off,
cials, awaited himself of the extreme
license of the stump.
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For Sale.

SMALL FARM. 3 MILES BELOW
"A the City. on Bogg's Run. one mile from
the river, 30 acres all under cultivation.
Pew No. IS in 9nd PIesUy Church
oc2l 1. IRWIN.
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IN wO STEAM ENGINES-oNE OF
L them formerly used irf9 the steamer
Eagle 75 hone power, with n locomOIiye
boiler; The other small Engine with q
cylinder boiler. VIII be sold on accommo-
dating terms. Apply to
sep5-u Z. HAYES q 90.
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THE Chicago Democrats don't take
kindly to the Ohio Democratic PROPOSE
ton to pay The debt in greenbacks and
tax Government bonds. a resolution
to that effect was voted down on Satur-
day, and a resolution recognizing the
obligation to pay the debt in good faith,
TO the last dollar, was adopted.
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TNTELLIGENCER Jon OFFICE.
l. No. Is Quincy Btrcet.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS. neatly p-insed
MANUFACTURERS LABELS.
Insurance Policies AND BLANKS.
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LAD1Ee
PROGRAMMES AND FOSTERS
CHECKS, NOTES, RECEIPTS.
SHOW BILLS for Country Merchants.
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nArEs or ApNEnrlsIAG.

Eg- Ten lines or less make "A square
MARRIAGES AND FUSERAL notice. 20
cts, when under SIX nnea- ST.
Simple announcements Oh Deatii'' s'"''''
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aew adrertisements
Found.

ONsATURDAY,2 18TH INST, A POCKET
~ BOOK, containing a small sum Of
money, which the owner ean have by iuen-
ttLying and paying Tor this advertisements.
Enquire at this Office oc2S-lt
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wAsENTs WANTED.
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II L. X ~ y
INARIABLY l. ADNANCE.
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TREWKEKLY EDITION.

PuELIsHEp EvEHY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY.
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lNTELLIGENCER.

CAMPBELL, PkEw q co.
EBIToEs ASD PEOFKIEToEs-
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To COnslIinptiVcs.

The advertiser, having been restored health in a
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf-
frrcd iot several wears With lung affections is
anxious make known his fellow sufferers the ans
of cure. ~
To all who desireit, he will send copy Of the pro-
scrption free OF charged with the directions for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will find a
cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs
Colds and al. throat and lung affections. The only
uhest Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
Is to benefit the afflicted, and spread Information
which he coaceives to be Invaluable aud he hopes
cry sufferer wultry his RENE Iy as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing
the presc pton, free by return mai vii please adj
dress REV. EDWARD g. WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings Co, \. y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-29

RAIL ROAD EXCURSION AND Pickle.
The Good Templars of this city are making
preparations for a Railroad Excursion and
Picnic, To come off on the 18th of June 1t
VIII be the fsst excursion of the season.
the excursionists are 10 90 to Warren, and
from there return to Riverside, where they
viii hold their Picnic festivities
Several temperance speeches are expected
The fare IS moderate, being only one dollar
Tor the round trip. Any person DESTROYS of
attending can have chance, as an Invita-
ton Is extended to all. The object of the
excursion is to procure funds for defraving
the expenses of repairing the old Court
House Hall; and we hose % see a large at
tendance of our citizens
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in rrobatc-sotya County court.

In the matter Of the estate Of john Toa deceased.
I ETTERS If administration having been Ills day
issued toIarues foay of said county, and twelve
nthS from the dat hereof being allowed and limited
credit rs present their claims against said deceased
for examination and allowance: u Is ordered that all
claims aud demands against the estate of said deceased
be received and adjust ed before he ua-eof this Court
aui for that vurpu-c hr wIll be at his office iu the viii
lac Of Dpdgevllc on The first Monday Of each month
during the term above limited
And il i further ordered that said administrator
without delay copy Of this order to Ice pub
Esayd for iouv successive weeks in the Minea Point
Tribune, weekly Hewspa7er circulating in the county
uf iowa; and alsn HAT ne cause IKE copy 90 ne
posted mp In feGr different public places In said county
Dated May 4th - :.
May l5-tH2t J.. VI. STRONG. County Judge
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The LITTLE CoEroEAL for june con
tains, Education, by Horace Greelv; Wish
ing for Wings, by Mr.. Bngbce The Bears
Ben, By Mrs Miller; Childhood Dreams, by
Lucia Clark Science for Children by Prof
Hooker of Yale College; June, by Mrs, Nil
Ter, with music by Geo. f. Root; 4 Lesson
Quecr,s knapsack, with Picture Stories,
Puzzles, aud other choice original articles
new volume of this Popular Juvenile
begins with the next number. All who sub
scribe before July 1t will receive the June
number free, The price is only 81 per year,
sample copy, telling about Beautiful Premi-
uIns 10 Clubs. ten cents Address
ALFRED l.. SEwErL, Pub, Chicago, H.
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asEsEeOEss OF MOUTH.

gentleman, who sufeIed for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay all the effects of youthful
indiscreion, viii. for the sake Of suffering humanity
send free all who need It the recipe and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he cured.
Sufferers, wishing profit by the advertisers expert
2nee do by addressing. in perfect confidence,
.J0H.. i. OGDEN, II Cedar Street New York.
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\ Coon MovE-Thc town of Lin
den has made appropriation of 5000 for
repairing that part of the road between this
city and the village of Linden that lies in
the town Of Linden, and 800 for the Lost
Grove Road We are glad to see our Lin
den friends moving in this matter, and hope
their example may be followed hy the town
Of Mineral Point, through which a portion
o. the road passes. This city is also inter
c7ted IN the road in question, and we hope
our citizens viii aid In the good work Now
is q good time to have the road changed to
the raviuc west of SrESsLEY's, where a good
road can be made at less expense than the
cost of putting the present track in good or
der Let those who have power to act in
the matter be up and doing, aud secure a
road ia that direction that will be far better
than the one which has been used for wears
past, but Is seldom in passabIc condition
The Interests of the city will be greatly
advanced by securing good roads leading to
n. ! few dollars expended for that object
viii pay good dividend in the way of bring
ing business to the place. Now * the time
to act in the matter, that the labor on the
roads this spring may be put where it VIII be
d permanent benefit.
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HlYS5 GdiHPIG i EiID LOOM

T. me ely = Mineral Point f. ,.rsf.-aI
= .1rafsh 'ite Farmers s,ft fhtr- one - ~. Pc,
'sI4s q iisH lt.r i % ai8 dads u s.~ssin,
A~tt s.affzet, SesUsiess SaeAs or any Kind
q 5-.'.. tl-l ~ 4.sr ai3rss-
Us ft*ais'st-e- other Hand Tf,ars ca, be
A II 80 e-fl a4.irga 10 Gle Loom II j. the ont
,'tl- l-a' ia. = s9itaf fsr weaving Wsai a. No
49, 50 - 81 ilae ssesi - size Istiten gos.s back
Fill weave 7atsfet- l. 4s9rAs easily aud I. not
..aoi= g ct ~ ofsr3er.
Eas L9sa1-s - township .-Ats. call on
Il Il. NITCTFgL
Mineral Point
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THANKs.-HoN. AMAsA COBB has
our thanks for variety of public documents
recently received
Hon. T. o. HOWE will also accent our
thanks for the census reports and other doc
umtntS,
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Iowa COUNTY,
s.,
Town OF NTFFLTS.

Iowa County, -
TowN OF MTFFLrS. -
TO SrFrHEN c. Fo>rFE: You are hereby notified
that Warrant Attachment has been issued eai,st
YOU and your property attached to satisfy the de
mand OF Fr,NF VI. lin"-isNo. amounting 10 Ten Dol
lars and Thirty Five cents, sass, now, unless you
shall appear before john I. Jones Justice OF the
peace ia AMI for said county. his office i'm said town
the 18th day o. june, \. d. 1861 at o'clock
in the afternoon, judgement will he rendered against
yuu a1d your property soltto paw the aeit.
Dated this 18th day "f May. 4 d. i~G.,
=. 3w FRANCIS VI. IOWLANn Plaintiff
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Dissolution.

Notice i hereby given tlpt tho
partnership between VIM. Nulcatby and
Nicholas ShiIIan IN the saloon business j.
dissolved bv mutual consent. The business
viii hereafter be couducted ~ Wm Mul-
cat1v at the old stand who j. responsible
fog all debts of Tie establishment sjnee- t..e
"a of April ult. NICHOLAS SHLLAN.
Mav7 1S67 s--'f~A
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WE had the pleasure Of short Wis
It last week from our former townsman, GEN
{. {. WAsHpuRN, member Of Congress from
the 9TH District Of this State.
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THE NtfsEK, Tor June has conte TO
hand, This number closes the first rolumc
Now IS good time for the little ones to
send in their subscriptions. emily $3.50 a
rear. Address JonS T.. Shorty, Boston,
Massachusetts,
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MINING AccIDENT.-MR. AUcUsT
PrscuEf -was severely, though, We are glad TO
say,not fatally. injured few days since,
y the caving in Of the earth in the diggings
Il. which lac was at work
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4 IL persons knowing themselves indebted to tn,
hrulof PRATEG IA arc Request ed 70 call i'm
at store and settle the same as we ar,
an Nous TO settle all accounts, preparatory dsso
luton Of Co-Partnersip.
MATTHEW PRATER
22=3w civilian JACkA Jr
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The sensitive nerves Of tile editor
Of the Detnotrat have been 50 severely shock
cd Of late that his condition Is considered
critical Mrs. Wmsloa'- Soothing syrup,
though copioasiy administered fails TO at
ford relief. The Velpau's Pills viii probably
restore his equilibrium.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-29

THE Sidewalks Of this City are be-
ing repaired We hope they will do so
some more