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MRS. PARrINGToN lNsULTED. The
White Mountains of New Hampshire
are evidently . great institution -
very high, heavy frosts, beautiful
view, tour dollar dinners. But the
practical eye of . certain rcnownd
Drake saw those smoothed faced
rocks, and thereupon adorned and
variegated the bride path to the
Tip-tOp House with his familiar s.
T.-1660-X. Plantation Bitters.-
This raised the ire Of the Mrs. Part
ingtons composing the Legislature
Of the Granite State, who got their
wise heads together, outlawed DIR.
Drake, and make III penal offence
to ply the artistic brush on their be-
loved hills. Verify, tho fine arts at
= discount in New Hampshire
Query Did Drake pay them for
this splendid advertisement !?
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iJulys :, lsoy-dAw till oets
ARTIFICIAL LEGS &vARMS.

in Legs, ranging from the old styles, $50,
through all the improvements. with corr
spending prices. up to the Anatomical
Leg. with Lateral motion at the Ankle
like the natural one, al el5O.
Two patents in Arms. with new shoulder
motion, $75 to S125. Send for pamphlet
It contains valuable information. and 10
sent free. 20 Address
DOUGLASS BLY,. NJ. n.
AIS Pine at, bet Fourth q Fifth sts.,
$50 st. Louis, No.
LKwrs LOCKWOOD. Ast lsept,sdw sm
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'ExrRACroFA LETTBR FROM

Providence, Ala. May -, 1879.
DIR. JoHN BULL: send you go for
CEDRoN BIrTERs. Please send what il
will come to, after paying freight. to Col
urnbus, Miss have been troubled for
several wears with Indigestion; have had
to take pills every night for ten or fifteen
years; and in February; 1884. was attack
cd with general paralysis. Il was confin-
ed to nv room for the balance ofthe year
and. In fact, continued in a very weak
and nervous condition until some two
months since. whenSI was put under an
operation. and yotir Cedran Bltters for
treatment. / commenced improving right
away; and am pretty we'll restored. b9tn4
,il Yours truly. a,t s4k..
r.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

To D. Posey. John oeliie. McLet 4 Corbin,
Dennis zWilliams, Melvin Clark, y. r.
Cooke and w. F. Curtis:
You are hereby notified that the petition
Of James L. Taylor Is now on file, in the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court Of
Wapeilo county, lows, in which. said Tay-
1Ur asKs Unit 4 uecree NE rensaere1 10 qutct
the title in him to the following described
reafestate, ;situAted In said cOuTty. tO-wit:
The north- west quarter dissection l l, town
ship.72 range 4, Except Is acres off the
said secAod Except 20 acres In southeast
cornerl, and unless you appear and make
defense to said petition or before noon Of
the second day of the next Term Of said
Court to be commenced on the 25th day Of
November, 1867. default will be taken and
u decree rendered according to prayer Of
petitioner. NORRIS j. WILLIAMS
Atty for petitioner.
Aug2S. lS61-w4t -. as
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Special ~ ! Offices. !
,Roors OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- ~ or THE. s. IA
!, American w atch

!. The American Watch Company, Of Wall
than, Mass. respectfully submit TINT their
Watches are cheaper, more accurate, less
complex. more. durable, better adapted
for general use, and more lastly Kept IN
order and repaired than any other watch
es in the market. "a They ARE simpler IN
structure, and therefore stronger and less
likely ID be injured titan the majoritysoi
foreign watches, which are composed OF
from l25 to 800 pieces, while in an old
English watch there are more than 200
parts. How they run under the hardest
trial watches can have, is shown by the
following letter: se.ii2as a4s Js
sta PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY.
Office of the General Superintendent
>ti Athena, Pa, Is Dec 10S6.
Gentlemen: The watches stmannfactur-
cd BY you have been Inn use -onTthis rail
r0s,d for several wears bv our enginemsn.
tn whom wefurnish watches rs part Of Oslr
equipment. There are now SONS three
hundred or them carried on our line. and
we consider them good aud reliable tinie-
keepers. Indeed. / have great satisfac-
ton In saving your Watches give us lfas
trouble, and have worn and do wear much
longer without repairs than any watches
we have ever had IN use on ibis road. IA
Won are nwar0 ARA i fhrthAgty truste6A 10
those of English manufacture. ofacknowl-
edged good reputation; but as a class they
never kept time as correctly. nor have
they done a. good service, as yonrs. .ssss,
In tllesea Statements am austRintd w
my predetesxof: Mr.. Lewis whose expsh-
ence extended over a period of years. Il s,
Respectfully.
n seYEpWARDsH.W WILLIAMS.
80 sSs General Sltperintenderk.
Amerioan Watch Ca 1ltham. III w "
We make now five different grades oi
named respectively al follows: =, M NM
Appletons Ira CIV Z Cos lMaltham. Mass.
Waltham Watch Co, 5lyWaltham, Mass.
P. s. Bartlett, Waltham Mass.
Home M% VIII W.;kh oeo.ay Bostom mss.
All ofthese. with the exception of the
Home. Watch Company. are, warranted by
the American Watch Company to be Of the
,est material, on the most approved; prin-
ciple. and to possess every req,site for 4
reliabletime keeper. Every dealer selling
these Watcheris prnvii ellswith the Com
panfy's printed card saOf lJ,ara ntp%. which
shbnld accompany each Watch'sold 40 that
BUYERS may feel aure Tint they are pur-
chasing the genuine article. There are nu-
mertp,,s cnnnterSeits and limitations Of our
Watches snldthrDuxhont thu country. md
we would caution purchasers to be on their
guard against imposition. (, h ingf,s N
Any grades Of WalthNm WatahRs may
be purchased Of Watch dealers Throughout
the country
RORBINs 1rAPPLETON. y,
ls9 BrOadw9y,,N New York.
Aug. 16--d&w- I'm. ~ - ~
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@0D HOO
POTTS CHEAP STORE
TO BUY YonR GOODS.

We are selling Heavy sheeting, Calico.
tnew lot just in) isrow,, a'i E.ro.,,ed M
,neStics. Hickory. Shir.iny Ghe.x~, n.,,.
inns, Tickings, Jni,ts ti.xAiA q. ali kinds.
Hose. ribbed and plain, Hoop Skirts,
(new style~, Shoes, Caters. Buttons, Trim,
mings. notions, 5&cs 4. very cheap.
We are constaatly receiving New CT I Or
from New York 1T the great reduction ic
declinging prices, enabling IN to give ON
customers New Gooads at Bargain Prices.
Come and see, POTTS BROS.
Main ~ OssOsawa, Iowa. 1aky ~
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SArE:-It i safe to say that no
better Salefatus can be made than.
G. b. Dc Land \ Cots Best Oh emical
Besides II = full weight, and that is
moro than can DO said Of other saler-
atus. sst
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THE OlFUMWA COURIER.
The Meeting Saturday Night.

A hotter pleased, and more thor
oura'y convinced audience, never as
sembled, than that large and intslli--
gent ono, Of ladies' and gentlemen
that packed the Court House on last
Saturday night, and remained until
its close, to hear u two hour and q
halls speech from Hon. J.F. Wilson.
Hon. n. G. Angle presided, who
introduced Mr.. Wilsonin few we'll
chosen remarks. Isl, 4.
The parallel that he drew between
the two parties in Iowa, was, true to
life, and not overly complimentary
to the one that had when in power,
swamped tho, five hundred Thousand
acre land grant for the IMPROVEMENT
IF the Des Moines river; stolen the
school funds through DR.. Eadai;; made
hostility to the Insane Asylum md
other benevolent institutions, one of
its principal hobbys, and had later
done everything in its feeble way
to aid the southern wing Of their par
!. ty, in its attempts to. overthrow. a
government, the people had decided
that they should no longer rule.
The bond question was most thor
oughly and Satisfactorily ventilated
by Mr.. Wilson. He showed coRclu',
sively. that there was no legal right
vested in states and municipalities
TO tax them; that if they bad been
liable TO that sort Of hostile taxation,
that they would not have been sold !.
and a., consequence the govern
ment would have failed in raising
the money, and would have been
driven to the wall, and finally that
the Copperhead clamor for taxation
or its equivalent nentralizing their
value By issuing an immense batch
Of irredecmable fgreenbacks, Il was
SIMPLY q disgraccful and totally I'M
necessary Reputation and dishoron
ing of our national faith, that would
forever blackcn the fair fame of the
Kepubilc. a ssss .iftsi ass
He drew very finc picture oflthe
present and prospective greatness
ard resources OF the country as de-
velaped under Republican rule, and
its ability to pay the debt incurred
to save the nations life. Gave an en-
couraging view Of tho political situa-
ton, predicting the general success
of the loyal ticket at tho approach
ing election, and wound upuwith =
notice Of the successful work of'recon.
struction going on II the Southern
states, UNDER the Congressional plan.
Il Mr.. Wilson has greatly improved
since he last spoke here, and his eff
Dirt was in every respect worthy to
emenate from theschairman of the
Judiciary and impeachment commit
ittee of the House Of Representatives
and from one who stands in the
front rank ofsAmerican Statesmen.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
m n.2.~ N nN.,A..

!. 4 sss er Sir:R You' are Hereby
Ace OF the Clerk OF the District Court Of
Wapello County, lows, the petition of Car-
Oline Hontx Rsking q decree of Divorce
against YOU tor sufficient reasons set forth
in aaid petition. And, unless you appear
ard answer said petition on or before noon
Of the second day Of the next term or said
Court, eOlnmenSlag on. the 23th day Of No
ve,nber, 1857, Judgment xnd daorea will
DO entered agaanst you aCc0rding TO the
nraver Of said petj6jOn. T.. BfGHAM.
serf26 vat Atty FOR Plaintiff.
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louisville KY, Nov. Is. 1894.
/ received this day the following from
Lancaster Kentucky: alw 81
,DR, JOHN. BULL: Please send me in
haste. for my ,0tRn use. one dozen of your
Cedrcn Bitters. I have tried them, and
are curing me ofoonsnmption of1ong stan
ding.
Yonrs respectfully,
g. HINDLEBOWER.
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Palmers Tonic is the best proven
tive of cholera, diarrhea, known at
Hinsey Lewis L Coz, Ottumws. \.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY

Bloomington. H.. Oct IA, 1864.
DIR. JOHN BULL: We n,etielan arrange-
mert with your agent. July 20. 1854, for
selling your. Cedrnn Bi tiers, and are about
sold out. We want Time grossl twelve
boxes more without DELAY. Il We are intro
ducing them readily, and think they an
swer good purpose. III ssaa.iiytps.f "
as,ss,4.f DRS- HOGG Il CROTHERS. VI,
Sold by Taylor, Blake 4 Co.. Ottnmwa,
Iowa. sF FISH Aug II DIV I'm.
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frn,n The ii,e~, ssnr M Iowa 4. thc.~s,',~
,ai.i,.eSt kind III chSlr>.
Prompt aftaAiinn will II. IN Att.s rss-s+Asts
ing cane bottom ebniFS, and repairing ho~
~ and LoMaGe~. Etas satgk
ANSecord hand Eurniture bought.
/ win constantly keep on hand f,lll AS
sOrtsnent " furniture, which VIII BIO sold
ut reasonable figures-
Store room Oh Main streft, opposite "a
EAsn,s.a rloss. tSept. ~ dNI.
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DIR 8. r. MIT0HEEI. /
Ofaca over .Ennis q Ballnrd's Drug Store.
Residence Second street, south aide,
one square west OF Court #
Ottnmwa, Sep& "a, dwSmtS) "a ss
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!. INFAMOUS.

cury, OF the 81 inst, the f0llOwlng
most infamous article first publish ed
in the Augusta (Ga.1 Chaoaicle and
Signal. 1t 10 published in the Mer-
cary and the lower order Of democrat
ID papers without comment, and con
sequsntly with their approval and
endorsement. aA sssso Y
We especially commend this char
acteristic article to the men who have
eerved their country in the field and
respected Abraham Lincoln but who
for imaginary. grievances are now
Efraternizing with party capable Of
entertaining and publishing to the
world such nell born sentiments:
"THE ATLANTA MONUMENT.--Sev.
cral members Of the Loyal League ir
Atlanta, Ga. organized movement
for a monument to be erected in At
lanta to the memory Of Abraham
Lincoln. They sent circulars to all
portions of the State, and this is the
response received from one Journal
= The Chronicle and Sentinel pub
lished at Augusta. s
q "We suggest to the patriotic IN
ionists, Brown, Dunning, Mark ham,
Farrow 4 ( o., that the material for
The monument which it is proposed
to erect to the memory of our late
lamented,a can be found in great
abundance upon the battle fields Of
the late war. Let them send out
and gather the bones Of the brave and
patriotic Sontherners who fell by the
bullets Of Lincoln's hirelings while
fighting for their cnuntry's rights,
aud bleaching upon the hills and val
leys Of every Southern State. Let
them collect the crimson gore II
their noble hearts which stained The
neids ana reddensu InU grass Or. i,
thousand farms in Virginia and
Georgia, Mississippi and .Tennessee
'Let tho Monumental pile. formed
Of the bones and ccmented by the
blood, of fallen patriots, be raised nn
It'll its peak shall kiss the skies, 4 I'll.
ting monamentto Southern devotion
to che memory Of him who will pass
into history,as.the greatest and most
wicked murderer of this or any other
age. fs Il g..tssk d
IF these Atlanta patriots wish a
pretty inscription for their gorgeous
pile, let tie suggest the following:
ssFoRMEp OF THE bones
cEMENTED ny THE BLOOD
! ,ssss iii OFsTHE 7s
GhORIOUS PATRIOTS
Who .fsU byhireling bullets ,ohile tight,
ing for their conutry's cause, W
THIS, MONUMENT is ERECTED
!, Ms TO THE MEMORY
x .s,ks4s y OF ,sts i
8 ABRAHAM LINCOLN, sa4.s,l
+ '. Sf8ss5ts BY s5sa Sas@l
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND e
] WIDOWS AND oRPHANs
1 ssf3&ss lNaa WHO pfe s1Sssf 80
RECOGNIZE IN HIM Ia
THE BLooDy MURDERER S
~ THEIR tsss
+ Observation-Disclosures .fr
sA AND THE SSast. saa i
| rANATfcAL DESTROYER
0F 39s
FREE ooyERNMENT IN AMERICA ~.
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STATE OCIOWA.

AZ sl.ae 4.s Ss~ rAJA u kaL
T - Ex1CUfIvE DEPAnrMtNT.3.
In accol dance with the laws Of the State
Of Iowa, and by virtue cf authority In me
vested. /, w. NJ. STONE, Governor Of the
State Of Iowa. hereby proclaim and rive
notice, that on the second Tuesday Of the
coming Oct0bef, namely, on October 9Th,
A. D.sfS67, there will be held In and thro'-
out the State Of Iowa, General Election !;
and hereby dssig e and q a nm the
be filled at said general election by vote 81
all the electors Of the said State, to-wit
| The office Of Governor of the State
| The office Of Lieutenant-G overnor Of the
State. ~ ~ 1897 m IS
The office OF superintendent Of Public
/ Instruction.
.fThe office of Judge ofthe Supreme Court,
in place Of Ralph r. Lowe, whose tsrmsex-
Also. the Office Of Attorney General of the
State for the unexpired term Of Frederick
| =, Bissell. deceased, the vacancy now be-
ing filled by Henry O Common, appointed
June 20, 1867.
Also, the office of Superintendento OF Pub
| lie Instruction for the unexpired term Of
Dram Faviile, resigned, the vacancy being
now filed by D. f. Wells, appointed May
/ l, 1867. IA I'll
Special Elssaidil III the I'D senatorial
District composed Of Scott County, to fill
| the vacancy Occaxioned by the resignation
of Joseph b. Leake, hate Senator from
/ said District. t{9ss{ga. 9#8 al
Whereof all the lawful electors OF the
said State hnd Of the 22d Senatorial Dis
trict, will take due notice; and whereof the
Sheriffs ofthe Counties ot the State or Iowa,
and the sheriff Of the County composing
Ethe I'D Senatorial District, will take official
notice, and be governed accordingly.
In testimony whereof, j have herenRto
set myanaine and caused to be atfi xed the
Great Seal of the State Of Iowa. Done nj
Des MOines, this 9TH day of September,
A. d. 1867. in the twenty first year Of the
State of Iowa, and ut the Independence of
the United States the ninety second.
/ Nv tina CsovarnOr.
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Live Stock. 4 /,

Hartford Live Stock. OF Hartford. Conn.,.
Chartered CsE,ital 500, Q0O.DN
Cash Assets Jan. ! 1867 l78, go ~
Policies Issued on all kindssof Live
Stock against Death from Disease ar !Ac-
cident, Also against Theft and the Hazard
vi Trsns portation At modernta ratea> j 1 !
yEsn . I'm ss~u a1esf
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IF you want i nice pair OF shoes or
boots, call on Bernhard 81 Jordan.
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The local Directory OF wApello County
nave directed the undersigned to cnm-
nnence suits against every subscriber who
shall not have paid SEVENTY per cent.
on HE subscription by tn. 2ilday Of Octo-
her, 1871. It Il desirable that the work
should be pushed rapidly ~for the next
three months. and II cannot be done with
been gradedin Davis county, ten miles in
Wapello county, and ten snilaAI Ii Ne0knk
countv.~ One Hundred and Twenty Thou
sand Dollars have been expended, and the
work is inore than half graded from the
State line to SigOurney.
Let every friend Of the road come for
ward at once with their Subscription.
lstyafgs HI. q. ANGLE, Prest.i
e. 4. BuRroN. Sec sis1s9 lss [sepl6td
6s. 4--I.- L---- ------- - -----. 500 slH9l
Burnett's Matchless Perfume,
/" Florimol," il rich, pare and stain
less, as flower scented dew. ..,a ' ',i.,, y \
Burpett's Cologne water; has at
tanned very high reputation.-Prov-;
idence JOURNAL asg ,e3 ,.faaY
A brilliant head of!hair; is secured
and retained by fthense of BurnetHs
To one who will understand it. lsstaa
Like atporcelains vase with tine
light shining throuh, 4 81 a
A fair face without o blemish
appears;
Use Kailistoil, Miss, and the mir
,ror for you h
Shall reflect such an image for
years. WI lR4f R'f
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are
ofapproved usefulness; oil they pro
fsss to be.-lPhiladelphia Bulletin.
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To show how dirty mean and dis
honorable man could be, even in .
high and honorable position, Andrew
Johnson has, during the past year,
Published private and strictly conf
dential letters from Greeley, Forney,
Dana, and others written TO him un-
der the Misrepresentation that he was
9 gentleman,a and loyal. These gen-
tlcmen are now avenged BY tho M
expected publicity Of the "humble
individuals" copfdential letter TO his
friend Riley. The Tribune truly
says, that when johnson publishesI 1
collection Of rrivate letters, this ono
should adorD the title page.
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Pnblishing Private Letters.

The Chicago 1ti6sne says, that q
burglar named Frank Riley, was IL re-:
Gently arrested in that city, for tho
crime Of breaking open, i safe Is
Louisville, Ky, and stealing forty
six thousand dollars. Among, the
assets'found on his person was the
following letter: a.ss g IS
'tExEcUTIvE MANSION.
WAsHINGTON D. G. Dec. ia, s'67.
Henry a. Smythe, Collector Of Gus
toms, New York:
"SIR: This will introduce to your
favorable consideration Frank Riley,
of, New York city 10Th phose clsarac-
ter 1 became acquainted in Tennessee,
and whomsI commend to you as
worthy Of suitable appointment
uDder you.
with great respect,
VERY truly yours,
ANDREW JOnNs0N ~
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Magnolia Water.-A delightful
toilet erticle--superior to Cologne
and ut half the price.
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S. s. sMYTH N. y.
Homeopathic ? MUSICIAN,

Once IN Union Block, over Merril a Cos
Store. Main Street. Ottumwa, lows.
Il Calls T. the country prNmptly. attended to
August 81 dwsm. 80 ms 5,s
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

State Of Iowa. Office Of Spc'v Of State
.81 Den Moines. June ~. 1897. ~
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rnn.,;t",,o,, ~ NC S.a,..nr In.,. ha,,;,r
bao,, dn,v odon,aa hv rain HORSES - ,he
E,evan,h conare, a!.a,r,,,v s,'d r. =.
."e .e.; av ,aas R q h,, ~ , ~ Gen
.,.,..,.a,.. ~ ~ ..n.,;s; 49,. ~ rs,
~ -. ~ Iscs s"0 pS''''o-''o - '"p'0' ava
y. =. rn u-pr,xyr, CO.. ~ rt.t.
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~ .,roro.,l ~ >,,,enJ IL. I'm .,;t.,,;n. AZ
- f"of'v'"' - 49," go. - oo''. = "s'v'' =
re- tVS CtNte ~ 4OtCQ. 4tfett.ss 4
I tie state ~ IONA, That the following
5 mendlnents to the Constitution, OF the
state or Iowa, are hereby proposed:
lat. Strike the word white from Geo
tiOn I of artiAle'2 thereof. ts M Il
I'd. }Ht-ike the word white" from Sec
stiOn 80. of article 3 thereof.
Sd. Strike the word ..whits" from Sec
ton "a, Of article 3 thereof. af.stiiI1@ i.sf
4tf. STRIKE the word white, from SEQ
ton IS, Of article 4 thereof. i;
5th. Strike the word white from sec-
4ior, /, o. article 8 thereof. aatta an 5,
lowing wiz, words: Nor shsli anv me nerson v who
has rnmmittnd. or mxv, hereafter commit.
The crime Of treason arainst the limited
Mstes NOR anv nerson whn has ahaconded
FOR INA n,,rno.a 81 avoidinr anv military
conscrit,tion or draft ordered bv the An.
6thoritv 81 the United States. or this state.
he entitled IN the nrivilenes ~ an ele,csor'
Or Qualified 70 hold any office. under the
Con1st;sme;on ana i."a' 81. this Nnsta. IN
ael ~ e1st ~. a tn a.;s,a'
~" 10y - ~. - 0',s -..4.S,~~ -. ..s;t.asr.
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other markets are unchanged,
Foreign Intelligence.

NEW YORK, May 23.-The Herald's
cable report OF to-day, says: Over $780,
900 persons were present at the five
races. Thirty horses ran for the Derby
stakes, at S40,O 600 in gold. There was a
false start. Rain falling at intervals,
After some time the sun shone out glo-
riously, and the start was finally made.
1t was a brilliant. scene. The race was
splendid, and in good time. i,All of the
faVorites were beaten. Hermit won by
half length, coming to the running
post like an arrow, amid vociferating
cheering, although they lost large
sums by the result. Aysnow storm was
prevailing during the time of the VIC
tory. Marksman was the second, and
Vauhan the winner OF the two thousand
guineas.
The news that the Emperor Of Brazil
has issued a decree of emancipation is
not confirmed.
The Diaro OF the IL of April, officially
says, the Government has the case I'M
der consid GRAFTON. .Es.
The steamer MerrimRc, from Rio jan
GIRO, arrived last evening. Among her
passengers was John Newland Maffitt,
formerly of the United States Navy and
more recently commander Of one OF the
rebel cruisers during the war. =
No news of Importance from Para
quay.
The cholera has appeared in the allied
camps, also at Montero. 1ez7lfss-- +,
The rebels in Argentine Republic
have been routed.
The cholera is in Buenos Ayres, and
general CONSERVATION prevailed among
the people, the deaths exceeding fifty
The American States minister Of Par
apuaV DronOSad tn the allied fOrraa
that they and the belligerents hold a
conference at Washington, bat the Ar
gentine Confederation declined TO nc
cent. O -L..--. ~ - = -.,L-.-. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-24
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MAY 2S.-FLoUR-DulI. and nomi-
na4ly 15a25c lower. GRAIN,-Wheat-
Lower, sales at 81 sOa2 "a. Corn-Un-
settled but better, sales at 81 OOJEal OF.
Oats-EXcited at 76c, and dun AZ 81 81
Barley-NominAl, at 600. -, -.
Ns.-Pork-Heavy, So SOFA
% 20. Shoulders-Firm at Sc: clear
sides at lie. ht1s'5nF9 fll.lI
/ LARD-Dull, at l25fc. q -g
WHIsKH-Nominaly, atS2 80. IS
EsHFiH BuHAIO.
MAY 2s.-FLouR-Dull and easier;
$l4 for spring.
GRA1N-Wheat-Quiet and a shads
easier. Corn-No. 2 81 05; No. l 81 10.
oats-Quiet; Ohio Sic; Chicago 79c.
CANAL FREIGHTs-To New York,
corn 10c, oats &c.
Milwaukee.
MAx &,-FLouR-Dull at SIS so for
n, observation-disclosures; 81 20 for
san Franel.eO.
MAY 2l.-FLouR-Quiet.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; quotations
LEGAL TENDERs-74. aa