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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TBOCHES, for PulmO-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07
" HONEST MILEs O'REILLY."

Having tie .c smile Of crrs the Oui'ie wrapper
An ,-rs are basc limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

Euue sparkling flashing diamonds; the tnes collection 70
America NON exhibition Orb BR0WS SPAULDSGs window under
sne metropolitan Hotel They vii be given away publicly on FEB
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-30
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

New York, May 29.-Stocks very
strong. Money6 Gold 37as. Ster-
ling-sixty days, 97s; sight, 1Oi5M
!l2g. Flour 15920c. lower. Wheat
l(92c. lower. Corn dropping. Mess
pork s23.l2T@$25. Cotton quiet
and firm, ut 27c.
Up. M.-Cotton firmer and active:
sales 2, 800 bales, at 81 for middling.
Flour dull and heavy-State 50. GOA
l3. so; Southern dull and lower
mixed $12.50@1425; fancy extra
SD. 35@17. Wheat dull. Corn heavy,
and 1(92o lower-mixed Western.
new, Sl.2O@1.27. Pork dull and
lower -S23. 23.l5@23.20. Lard heavy,
at 1873. Rice quiet-Carolina 11ls6
l21a. Turpentine 6OIOG1. Gold
firm and higher, closing at 37sI.
Money more active, Mt 5(06 per cent.
on call.
BALTIMORE, May 29.-Cotton more
octixe-low middling 250251s; mid
ding uplands steady, at27. Rio cof-
fee 1G919 Sugar dull and un-
changed. Flour dull and heavy.
Corn more active and advanced &c.
white S1.15; mixed $1.1OM1.12. Pro
visions unchanged.
CINCINNATI, May 29.-Flour and
corn dull. Cotton firm and improved
in demand, at 24. Mess pork $40. so.
Bacon shoulders 9l5; sides IL: clear
sides 1913. Lard dull, at 12ls.
AUGUSTA, May 29.-Cotton market
active and frmer; sales 257 bales
mlddling 23%(G24; receipts Y.
New ORLEANS, May 29.-Cotton
market quiet and unchanged; sales of
1,G5O bales-low. middling 24l5M25.
Receipts 1GO bales. Louisiana fair
sugar II. Nothing doing in molasses.
Flour frmer-superfine $11. 75O12.
Corn dull-yellow mixed $1.17150
1.2O; white S1.23(01.25. Oats nd-
vancing-92I0$1. Lard firm
tierce 1917; keg 1414014ls. Bacon
firm-shoulders 91I; clear sides 49,.
Pork dull, at S24. Fair to prime cof-
fee 241a. Gold 81.
SAVANNAH May 29.-Cotton very
firm; sales 200 bales-middlings 25.
Receipts $50.
CHARLESTON, May 29.-Cotton is
tirmer-middling 241.025; sales 81
bales. Receipts 800.
MOBILE, May 29-Cotton firm. at
23la 024; sales 500 bales. Receipts
157 bales.
LIVERPOOL, May 29-Noon.--Cot-
ton firm-uplands, IL; Orleans 1111M.
Il1sd. BreadstuffS unchanged. Corn
39s.
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The New York Herald publishes

The New York Herald = publishes
'orRo9, N. Y, May 28.AA Sister
OF Charity, named Helen Taney, was
buried here this morning, with Ro-
man Catholic honors. Sister Helen
was niece of the late Chief Justice
OF the United States Supreme Court,
Roger Brooke Taney."
MIR. BEEoHER AND MIR. DAVIS. On
Friday evening last, the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher delivered discourse
in his church, in Brooklyn, in which
he strongly defended the release of
Jefferson Davis. His remarks created
considerable sensation, especially
among his political friends.
A Kentucky paper makes tue fol-
lowing brief and comprehensive com
ment on the election in that State:
"Was there ever such day as Sa-
turday last? Nine Congressman elect
ed, and votes enough left. over to
elect nineteen more"
The Emperor of Austria is greatly
alarmed about the fate of his brother
Macmillan, and has instructed the
Austrian Minister in Washington to
enter into negotiations with Juarez
with view to saving Maximilian's s
life.
The christening of the infant
Princess, third child of the Prince
and Princess of Wales, took place in
England on the 10th. The Princess
received the names of Louise Victoria
Alexandra Dagmar.
The FAILURE OF FRASER, TREN-
HOLM & Co.-The Mobile Tribune
says: ''This disaster, if the news
should be confirmed in its full extent,
will involve losses in our own city
little, if any, short of 100000.
The Cincinnati Enquirer SAYS the
tendency of the Mississippi River
above ST. Louis, is to form a new
channel, which will leave that CITY
high and dry.
In the past few days, $50, 900 boun-
ty money have been paid out to the
36th United States Colored Troops,
at Norfolk, Va.
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by Tele%raph.
Expressly for the Colsn,bia Phomi:r. |
News Items.

PARIS, May 29.-The Government
has taken measures to greatly reduce
the number of tro .ps in the standing
army.
MADRID, May 29.-The Spanish
fleet in the Pacific Ocean is to be
materially strengthened.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-General
Thomas visit here has reference ex-
clusively to Tennessee matters. Pre-
cautions have been taken for prompt
Federal action in case Brownlow's 8
militia and the people quarrel.
The President leaves here on Sun
day, accompanied by Mrs. Storer and
one private secretary. He will he
absent about week.
The Japanese Commissioners are
negotiating for the purchase of the
Confederate ram Stonewall.
Congressman Boutwell, is going
South on q speaking tour.
The Government expenditures for
the quarter ending March 81, are
S232, 600. 900; receipts $3.50, 600, 900.
Internal revenue receipts to-day
AuVlces from Montana indicate q
sharp campaign against the Indians.
There is little hope Mt the State
Department of Maximilian's safety.
The Strakosch Opera Troupe had n
narrow escape on Tuesday. The
train ran off the track near Chicago,
and slightly injured nearly every
member of the troupe.
RIcnMoSD, May 29.-Thc City
Council have invited President john
son to visit Richmond, on his way 20
Raleigh.
A fight occurred yesterday at Dan
vile between members of the United
States Burial Corps and the negroes
OF Danville. Bricks and pistols were
used, and the Burial Corps was driven
out of town. Two were wounded on
each side.
CHARLESTON, May 29.-Arrived-
steamer Emily Souder, New York;
brig A: Taylor, Boston; schooner
Nellie Tarbox, Matanzas. Sailed
steamer Falcon, Baltimore.
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INcREAsE OF THE PUBLIC DEnr

INCREASE OF THE PUBLIC DEBr.-
The next Treasury monthly state
ment will show slight increase of
the public debt. owing to the large
amount of S25, 900, 900 recently paid
as interest OH the public securities.
and the shallness of the receipts
from internalreyenue sources, which.
according to estimates, will not ex-
cced Sl5, 200, 900 for the present
month. The revenue, however, will
be largely increased during June, the
income tax being then due.-HeralU.
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"A TERRIBLE WEAPON. The Paris
papers say that the story about the
new French gun which shoots peo-
pie without powder or smoke, is
quite true. The weapon is really n
sling, improved up to the nineteenth
century standard. Bullets are placed
IN circular groove on disc of steel.
Which, driven by wheel of much
greater diameter, revolves at pro-
Sdigions pace, and hurls ont the
bullets at the rate of about three
hundred per minute. They strike MS
hard as rifle balls.
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s13,555 81
5 1880 Os
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1t is estimated by the Baton Rouge
Adrocate that the total vote of Louisi-
ana, if all were registered, would be
AZ, 900 whites and %, 900 bucks.
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"A. Grand Success !.
"Prs Bono Publito," Or "Pro Bono Milo
WOODS SELF-RAkE REAPER.
SEEING IS BELIETING.
State South Carolina--Richland Dist

oIotO SouCll OdI Olllld-- -hlCllduQ D1SC.
BY Jocob Ben, Ordinary Of said District.
WHEREAS Robert J. Dunsford hath
w applied to me for letters of admi-
nistration on the personal estate of Dorcas
Wilson, late of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me, ut our next Ordinary's
Court for the said District, to be holden at
Columbia on Friday, the fourteenth DAY
OF June next, at ten O'Clock q. m., to
show cause, if any, why the said admins.
tration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal of the Court
this twenty-cighth day of May, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-seven, and in the ninety
first year Of American independence.
JACOB BELL,
May 80 .h2 Ordinary Richland Dist.
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CITATION.

NNH!S DAY, Henry A. Meetze, Commits
Il sioner in Equity, filed q petition in the
Ordinary's office, praying for letters of ad-
ministration on the estate Of Jacob Drafts,
jr., deceased. These are, therefore, to cite
and admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said deceased, to be
and appear in the Court of Ordinary, to be
holden at Lexington c. H., for Lexington
District, on Monday, the tenth day of Juno
next, to show cause, if any they can, why
said letters Of administration should not
be granted. A. EFIRD,
Ordinary Lexington District.
Ordinary's Office, Lexington District, S.
o., April 70, 1867. May tho
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-12
Four Onred Rowing Match

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, September H.
The great International four cared row.
ing match between the Ward Brothers,
Newburg. and ST. Johns Union L. B.
Crew, came of to-day in presence of an
immense aSsemblage from every part OF
the United States and British PROVING as.
The 81. Johns having the inside, at
three minutes past four Z. NJ. word was
given to fair and equal send off. The
Wards were quicker in getting 10
work, drew rapidly ahead, and as they
passed the one mile sake were ten rods
ahead. They turned the lower stake
boat-three mileS-forty seconds ahead,
increased their lead all the way home,
and came in winner of the race by one
minute and fcrty-eight seconds. The
winning time was thirty-nine minutes
and tw,nty-eight seconds; St Johns
forfy-one minutes and sixteen seconds
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-12
New Work Efcn,s.

NEW YORK, September ll.-Mr. ROeb
ling, engineer OF the projected bridge
over East River, has made report
He states that the bridge will termin
ate ut Chatham Square, New York, and
near Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn. The tOta
length will be 1862 feet and the centre
span will be 100 feet above high water
mark, The total cost ofth structure
is estimated at S6,675, 537, and it will
permit :he transportation of 100000
persons daily.
Another revenue fraud has been dis.
covered in Brooklyn, by which the
Government lost about $4,000. Some
800 barrels supposed to have been filled
with liquor i'll "a bonded warehouse, "a
rud %, IN Sedgwick street, have been
emptieG of their contents. &c. ThOmO-
son, Keeper of one Ot the warehouses
has be II arrested and held tn bail in the
sum of $4,000.
A great Masonic picnic vas held at
Jones' Wood to-day. Representatives
were present from nearly all the princi-
pie cities in the country. The dancing
lasted several hours. Brother Edward
Blrsacll. of Canada, delivered II lecture
on charity, and Mayor Hoffman pre-
seutcd the bible ahd jewels to the
Eastern Star Degree.
The American Pharmaceutical Associ-
tiou, i'll session here, have elected Mr.,
John Milman, of New York, Presiden'.
In his address he said that the Internal
Revenue law was their principal and
leading concern, aud he hoped the Assoc
citation would arrive ut such conclusion
as would influence Congress to reduce
the tax upon foreign drugs, for which
no ateriCan herb can be substituted.
The prize fight near Hukensock View
this morning, broke up in general
melee, and one of thd principals, who
seemed likely TO be the victor, was
beaten almost to death.
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Democratic Victories in Mai !!
Republican Loss Of at Least
$4,000 Votes.
Probable Democratic Majority in the
Lower House OF the Legislature!
IThe Worlds Special Dispatches


AUGUSTA, Me-, September 9-Adviees
from different parts of the stare indi-
cate large Democratic gains. Inc had
icals are astonnded at the lndepenpent
moving of the masses, which seems to
be beyond control. Democratic gains
are reported in Portland, Bangor, Gar
diner, Pittston, Augusta, as well as in
other leading cities.
Chamberlain, tue Radical candida e
for Congress, will not receive II major
ity of more than from five to eight thou
sand against twcnty-eight thousand OF
last year.
Heavy Democratic gains are being
made in members of the Legislature,
and Maine is doing nObly.
AUGUSTA, Me-, September 9.-Raui-
calism has eliminated III Maine. To-
day the Radical party has received u
blow from which il can never recover.
Chamberlain, the Radical candidate
for Governor, has had his immense ma
iority of last year, which was rising
q 1000, cut down at least twO-thirds.
Should the returns which are yet to
come in show such heavy losses, the Rad
zeal majority wiH not be ORE, 5000 rOtes.
PillsOury, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, has swept the State like
wild-fre. In every place of Importance
from Kittery 10 PassamaquOddy, the
Radicals have met with immense losses.
York, Lincoln, Knox and Aroostook
counties have beem wrenched from the
clutch of fanaticism, and will give us a
representation Of seven in the State
Senate (all complete gains, to twenty
four Radicals. There is also prospect
of carrying Washington county.
In the House, Which is composed Of one
hundred ard .Gfty-OHe members, We count
on kdriHq majority against thirteen last
year.
The Radicals are completely astound-
ed at the result. 1t came as unexpect-
edly rs II thuuderholt from 4 clOudless
sky.
The Democracy are in great state OF
rejoicing, as well they may he, and to-
night the latch-string is ont.
The redemption of Maine is close a.
hand.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA, September 9

hli--NbLbh i'''ht -NtNN
The cattle market was very dull this
week, and prices were unsettled and
lower, owing to the large receipts,
which reach about 2GU0 head. Extra
PENNSYLVANIA and Western steers sold
at from Il to l6c. fair TO good do at l3t
l4lc. and common At from TO l2c per
ponnd. as to quality. The market
closed very dull within the above range
of prices. The following are the par
ticnlars of the sales:
So head, Owen Smith, western, 81 to
q, gross.
70 head, \. Christy K Bro, Western,
Il IL ~, gross. ,,
III head, II. Todd, Western, Il to -,
gross.
80 head, p McFillcn, Western, ! to 9
gross.
10 head, p. Hathaway, Western, It
Ia O., gross.
100 head, James Kirk, Western, y to
81, gross.
100 head, James McFillen, Western,
: to 9, gross.
s. head, Ullman & Bachman, Western,
8 to 81, gross.
40 head, NJ. Fuller & CO., Western,
Z to 9, gross.
2Oy head, Mooney q Smith, Western,
y to 81, gross.
100 head, T. Mooney Il Bro, Western,
Z to 81, gross.
% head, II. Chain, Western, 6 to 2,
gross.
50 head, ID. Smith, Western, 6a TO s.,
gross.
20 head, l.. Frank, Western, g. to 2,
gross.
100 head, Frank d Shomberg, West
ern, to -, gross.
100 head, Blum &. CO., Western, 6 to
?, gross.
$50 head, Hape & Co, Western, 3 to
e, gross.
Of head, Chandler & Co., Chester
county,! to %, gross.
50 head, b. Hood, Chester county, to
ct, gross. -,
Cows were unchanged. 200 head sold
at 40 90 to 20 90 for springers, ard Gu 90
to 90 90 per head for COW and calf. r-
Sheep were dnll and lower. 5000
head arrived and partly sold ut a to sc
per pound gross, rs to condition.
Hogs were in fairdemand. $500 head
sold at the different yards at from 10 10
to 10 as per 100 pounds net.
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lover. sales rs, 600 bashels at 68a69S for
now Ohio and Chicago to arrive.
COAL-Dull and unchanged.
I,EATHER-Hemlock closed more
active. at 294a30I for Buenos Ayres
light weights.
WOOL-Steady, and in better de-
1pand; sales $50, 900 pounds at 40la70 for
domestic fleece.
RICE-Steady, at 1Ial2 for Carolina.
COFFEE-Quiet and firm, at 14ia19
for inferior to prime Rio.
SUGAR-Firm; sales 80 hhds Cuba
at 1l4a124.
MOLAsSES-Firm, and in fair de-
mand. .-.--.-
HOPS-Quiet and Unchanged.
PETROLEUM-Quiet, at l53al6 for
crude, and 81 for refined bonded. o.
PORK-Heavy aud lower; sales 2750
barrels at "a Xa24 60 for new mess,
closing at "a 90 regular; % w for old
mess; ~ U0a20 so for prime, and "a 90
for prime mess.
BEEF-Firm; sales 1900 barrels.
BEEF HAMS-Duil.
BACON-Qniet.
CUT MEArS-Steady; sales liUpack-
ages ut 1l4al23 for shoulders ana lo5a
Ii for hams.
LARD-Firm; sales $50 barrels at
13al4s.
BUTTER-Stcady at 1la23 for Ohio.
enthusiastically.
LATEST i. NJ.
FLOUR-Clesed l0a15c better on low
and medium grades.
WHEAT-Quiet; holders are rather
more disposed 70 realize; prices very
quiet at 40 for western.
OATS-Dull at 6Sa6Sl for Chicago
and Ohio.
CORN-Lower and dull at l DIAL %!
Tor good to prime new mixed western
in store.
PORK-Dull and heavy; sales 1000
bbls ut "a 25a24 30 for mess, cash, and
regular.
BEEF-Firm, with fair demand.
CUT MEATS-Quiet.
overwhelmingly unchanged.
LARD-Very firm, at l34al44 for fair
to prime steam, and lag for kettle rem
derel
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New York Market.
New YORK, September l

New YORK, September IL.
COTTON-Heavy and fully 4c lower:
sales 1000 bales ut PSI for middling up
lands.
FLOUR Receipts 905S bbls; advanced
l5a25c on low grades; sales loo bbls at
s O0a9 90 for superfine western; 975a
IL 80 for extra western; 35al2 % for
for do round hoop Ohio; 10 00al4 so
for new ST. Louis California flour
firmer; sales 5000 b5ls at IL 00a13 IS.
Rye flour, sales 200 bbls at 6 00a7 70.
WHISKi-Quiet aud steady; sales 100
bbls of western at 36A for bonded.
WHEAT-Receipts u ,459 bushels; the
market is 3a5c better; good export, spec
ulative and home trade demand; sales
10000 bushels at 2 20a2 % for No. 9
Chicago spring, % for No. do to ar
rive; lSf for No. 2 do; 2 "A for winter
red western; , is for amber State; 50
az 65 for white Michigan; PCS for white
California; "a for amber State bonded.
RYE-Firm; sales COO bushels State
at 1 IS. I.
BARLEY-Dull.
MALr-In moderate demand; sales
5000 bushels at l IS.
CORN-Without decided change;
closing easier; sales 500 bushels at
/ Pal pa for new mixed western in
store and afioat.
OATS-Receipts 1880 bushels; 1a2c
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, September ll.-An ad-
ditional list of persons parlnnrd in
Virginia, Alabama and Georgia is in
course of preparation at the Attorney
Generals office. These number about
10000, which make an aggregate of up
wards of 1900 pardOnerl to the 9TH in
slant. Questions have risen rs to
whether the proclamation excludes
from pardon those who held a breyet
rank higher than the grade of Brigadier
General, and also as tn whetherthe term
agents" in addition to ministers and
commissioners, include those who went
abroad to sell bonds and cotton. These
questions will he decided in order of
presentation, as there is no immediate
prospect of cTanges in the Cabinet al
thsugh rnmorS to this effec prevail.
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From ~. 1.ouis.

ST. LOUIS, September 1.-THE Amer
lean Pathological Convention met ut
Polytechnic Hall this morning. A large
number of the most prominent POmOlo-
sists of the United States are present,
and the display of fruit very fine. Pres
ident Wilder, of Boston, will deliver the
annual address this afternoon.
An Omaha dispatch says that battal-
ion of four hundred soldiers arrived
there Sunday, en- ronte to the plains,
Before leaving they entered the Amer
lean Transfer COmpany's warehouse,
drove ont the watchman, stove in the
heads of whisky and wine barrels, got
very drunk, and broke open canned
frnit and oysters. The subordinate OFF,
GERS are said to have been rs bad as the
men, and the Colonel had no control
over them.
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cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September IL.
FLOUR-Unchanged and firm; fam
ily, 10 OOa10 so.
WHEAT-Firm; No. Red : 20; white
2 3Oa2 35.
CORN-Unchanged; No. I, l 07a1 0S.
OATS-Better demand and higher;
closing at 81 for No. J.
RYE-Uuchanged.
COTTON-Dull' and prices nominal
WHISKY-Firm Mt SO.
MESS PORK-Irregular Int firm;
sales 700 bbls at "a SOAPS 90.
BULK MEATS-Firm at l3al5. Not
much doing.
BACON-17a178a1st for shoulders,
sides, clear rib and clear sides.
LARD-Advanced TO 1871.
HAMS-Firma at 22a23 for sugar cured
BUTTER-Firm at 30a35 for fresh
Supply light.
EGGSNFirm at II for fresh.
COFFEE-Firm Mt full price.
SUGAR-Firm mt full price.
LINSEED OIL 25.
FLAXSEED-2 Is.
GOLD-l45 buying and 1454 selling
MONEY-Market unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-12
From 0uebrc

QUEBEC, September ia serious riot.
originating in house of ill-fame, occur.
red at Point Levi, Monday night, be-
tween the military and civilians Tie
soldiers attacked two houses, putting
the inmates to fight and destroying the
furniture. A number of civilians were
badly hurt, aud Mr.. Thiboult, of Point
Levi, is not expected to live. Two SOL
die.s are reported killed aud another
mortally wounded. The officers of the
regiment succeeded in restoring order.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph TO the Register.l

MARsEnLEs, September ia dis
patch received here mentions that the
cholera is raging fearfully in Malta.
LONDON, September lit is report
ed that the Austrian Prime Minister,
Baron Van BueSt, has gone to Barritz.
PARIS, September 1l.-Dispatches
have been received here announcing
that Garibaldi will depart forthwith for
the Roman frontier.
VIENNA, September IA large body
of school teachers. representing nearly
all sections of the empire, are in session
in this city. \ resolution in favor of
petitiOning the authorities for separa-
ton of the public schools from the
church was passed, yesterday, with
great unanlmlty.
LONDON, September IL, NOOn.-Cen-
soils ~ Lie; go bonds 73; Erie AL.
LIVERPOOL, September ll.-Cottou
dull at ~ for uplands, and 10 for Or
leans. BreadStutfs quiet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-12
New York stock sIarket.

NEW YORK, September IL.
Stocks higher and active, closing
strong: Ohio certificates, 2Sla2s!; Can
ton, 47a47t: Cumberland, 34a36; Quick
silver, 27ia2s; Mariposa, lot; Western
Union Telegraph, 44a445; Pacific Mail,
142Ial43a; Atlantic Mail, ll2tall2f; New
York Central. l08ia1OSI: Erie, 7la7l4:
Hudson, 133ia134; Reading, lO3!alO4;
Michigan Central, llltall2; Michigan
southern, 83las3s; Illinois Central, 1913
al22; Pittsburg, S9a594; Toledo, l27!a
l2s; Rock Island, 1O5alO5a; Northwest
ern. 46sa46f: do preferred 7lsa7lf; Fort
Wayne, lO6ta1O6t; Wabash, 48t; st.
Paul, as; do preferred, gu; Panama
300; Missouri Skies, lo5; new lehhes-
see, Got.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express, GA
&C; American, 66ia67t; Adams, 66aa67;
United States, 67a69; Merchants Union,
lS4al9@.
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
Oh
THE PEOPLE

As involved In Governmental Adniuistratirs
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already broughi n
land TO the verge of Bankruptcy and Rua
Taxation already strips the clothes from ID
hacks Of many people, and robs their chdrSS
bread. Additional extfavagance Threatens b
reduce the richest TO poyrrty, and all the hSas
ing classes TO beggary.
In addition 20 gigantic national frsnAs ~
Taxpayers of West Virginia ARE suffering iruu
domestic knaves and home made ScOubdrl.
From summit 10 base your official 'y'lsn j.
marked by corruption and fraud
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-12
The GuIfCabIe.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Cuba
telegraph was opened to the public to-
day. COngratulatory messages passed
over it between Seward and the Cap
tain General yesterday.
The death of General Edwin +. Cooke,
Secretary of Legation at Santiago de
Cuba, is officially announced by Minis
ter Fitzpatrick.