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The Markets.

New YORK, October %. FIour-Nore doing;
State, rs 300$l0. so; southern. SlOUfl4 81.
Wheat active. 5@sc. better; Michigan white,
50 2oll$3. -. Mixed western corn 81 1881 As.
Oats lc. lower. Pork heavy; *2l.2jQsS2l 80,
Lard lower, l2A@lshc. Cotton iirmer
sales, 8 900 bales part 10 arrive NJ zoe. Naval
stores unchanged Freights unchanged.
Stocks strong. Gold, Az. Coupons, 60,
ll23s.
BALTIMORE, October 25.-Cotton stronger;
Georgia middling, l9c. Flour very dali; no
sales Wheat better; prime to choice red,
~. 70a43 IS. Corn steady white, Il 3S4sl. II;
mixed western, sl.37. Gals steady prime,
72I73c Rye unchanged. Provisions very dull
but unchanged.
LOUISVILLE. KY, October 25.-Flour dull
and unchanged. Mess pork, 81 80. Bacon
firm; shoulders, l6hc. sides, lsc. Lard
l3hc. Whiskey nominal.
ST. LOUIS, October 25-Flour heavy. Corn
duh; white, 81 .lO4sl.ll. Mess pork, ~
Bacon-clear sides, loAc. shoulders, l3stt
lac.
C1ycIyyArI, October 25-Flour unchanged
Corn in good demand at 81 05. Mess pork, gil
Bacon unchanged Lard duh II TX.
WtL4IsG1oS, n. c., October 25.-Sprits OF
turpentine steady ut 521l52Hc. koslu quiet
at SO for common, So STA for No. !. Tar firm
at 81 70. Cotton quletat l7c.
u H ,
with upward tendency; sales 400 bales mid
ding, l.A4lo1.c. receipts 500 bales.
AUGUSTA, October 2J.-Cotton market irm
sales, 700 bales fine mlddllng, l7c. receipts
9l7 bales
S4vAxSAE, October o5.-Cotton market &C
tive, and advanced &c; York middiing, l9c
sales, 600 bales receipts, 1900 bales.
MOBILE, October Is Cotton market quie
IN he closing
ding. receipts. s3l bales weekly receipts
| q, $50 bales ; sales Of the week, D, 100 bales
exported, 6,2lo bales; stock, $1,000 bales.
New ORLEANS, October 26.-Cotton-Sales
| ! 700 bales: low mddilug lsc.; receipts 70
the week, 1873 bales: exports, 49l bales
stock 80 lso bales. Flour buoyant and nd
vancsd SOC; amber State extra, sll'3 chotc
extra, sI3 so. Corn-Merket nearly bare
white, 81 30. Oats advanced 10 7Sc. Por
very dull nominallv S2i .23Gs2i 30. Baco
unchanged. Lard, l+Sc., In ri-rc-s. Gold, 1:
Sterling easier clear bills, 81 bank bills, II
New Iork sight, ,,nh premium.
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From WASHINGTON.

WAsH1SaToS Octo Der 25-Mr. White secrs-
tary Of the Indian. Commission, telegraphs
that treaty has been made with the Canaan.
ches and the kiowas, and that the prospect il
good for peace with the Cheyeunes, the Ar
rapahoes, and the Apaches.
Secretary McCulloch has issued the follow
ing:
Merchandise intended for ports and places
in the interior of Mexico may be duly with
drawn from warehouse and transported by
sea, in bond, to Galveston, and thence ria
Allentown and Gonzales to San Antonio, and
thence by way of Eagle Pass, Presido del
Norte or San Eissario, to its destination in
Mexico, under the restrictions and require
ments provided in section 9th. chapter 5. OF
the EQUATIONS.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WAsHryaros, October 25.-Revenue receipt,
TO- day, $+5s,o0o
The Georgia University matter was present t
ed to the President to-day, who referred the
same to General Grant, by whom il was re-
ferred to General Pope. All matters connect
ed with the military districts will take the
same course, neither the President nor Gene
raj Grant taking any responsibility beyond
referring the same to district commanders.
Georgians here are hopeless of Pope's
making any change in the election districts
The Tribune takes ground that the Attorney
General should lead the prosecution in the
Davis case.
WAsHISsToS, October ga recent dispatch
announcing that Mr.. Davis would certainly
be tried 1T the approaching term of the United
States Court in Richmond gave the impression
that this determine ton was arrived at after
consultation with, the Attorney General.
1t is reiterated that the Federal Executive
has taken no interest in the case since MI
Davis was delivered TO the civil authori.
ties. Attorney General Stanbery has given
the prosecution, officially, neither directions
nor advice.
Reliable informa ton has been received here
that Juarez has issued n new grant for open
ing the Tehuantepec route to Elesere.
Official returns mt the Bureau of Statistics
show o,67O,o25 acres planted in cotton thi:
year, yielding about 1,56s,347 bales OF 45(
pounds each.
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Spscial Cores pondence Of the Baltimore Gazette.
Radical Programme Prospects of an Impcach-
ment-Chase and Sickles-General Grant and
His 0rdprIipS.

Ills oEutIllts'
WAsH1xGroS, October 24.-The opinion
seems to be very generally entertained among
the well. informed here that the country was
never in n more critical condition, politically
and financially, than at this moment. Tie
Radicals have the choice OF only two COURSES
the one 10 seize the Government by force, the
ether greatly to moderate the programme
heretofore adopted, and up 10 this time peril
naciously insis ted upon. If the latter alter
native shall be adopted, we may expect 10 see
the present Cabinet, with one or TWO eIcrp-
tons, re transfer their allegiance. am IN
formed that Senator Chandler. of Michigan,
while here, expressed the opinion (based upon
calculations OF this kind that impcach-
ment was m obsolete idea. Judge Cartier,
of this city, no contemplate authority
in Radical prognostics being Il trusted
wire puller), has said the same thing.
1t is even reported upon what consider good
authority that n serious effort Will be made by
that class OF congressman known as Con, :,
sentative Radicals" TO repeal or greatly noA
dfy the existing reconstruction enactmeuts,
and endeavor by this means 10 effect com
promise between the President and Congress
TO bring about such a result, the ilnahciai
question would present no difficulty, IT. l.
thought, as Mr.. McCulloch and the Repuo!l-
cans already agree substantially.
1t will be remembered that upon the lssu'
ance Of General Sickles's celebrated order, No.
To- by which he set aside Il Judlcla! ORDER OF
Chief Justice Chase, the latter meauiy sue
cumDed without "OTu Oh TtlhOhsIIdhCt.
have 1t from II perfectly reliable source that
the Judge n0tc deeply laments this dastardly
surrender of his authority, and contemplates
an early effort in the way of eXcnsng his great
bluuder Whether he has been brought 10
realize his criminal error by the late political
demons tration in Ohio, or by the significant
movements in Radical quarters in favor OF
MS rival Grant, or both or whether ne mus
gives evidence of Il returning sense OF publlc
,iutv, il would be, perhaps, uncharitable TO de
termine.
1t Will surprise yonr readers to hear that
the Secretary OF State still keeps up the rldlcu-
lous parade of a military guard before the
door OF his private residence. Even Stanton
dismissed this nuisance shortly before he was
erected from his office General Grant, nov"
ever, in this respect outdoes Seward. He not
only has the War Department guarded 1t
every entrance by armed soldiers, but his son.
a lad of about nine years old, daily rides Il
charger to school with an orderly in his rear
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Princess Anne.-Willis A. Hodges, radical
Sonshampton.-.Iohn Brown, negro, radical.
"ythe.-Jnmes Gibboney, conservative.
DISTRICTS ELKcT1Sa ONE DELEGATE.
Allegheny, Craig, and Roanoke. II
Lee. conservative.
Charles City and New Kent.-Lemuel +
Clarke and Warren.-Joseph Nick. Kenner.
y, conservative.
Elizabeth City and Warwick.-DavId B.
White, radical.
King and Queen and King William.-E. w
Massey, radical.
Madison aid Greene.-Robert s. Beazley,
conservative.
Middlesex aud Essex.-William Breedlove,
radical. negro.
Pulaski and Giles.-Eustace Gibson, con.
Servatiye.
Russell and Buchanan.-R. f. Cowan, con.
servalva.
Stafford and Prince William Ben amin
t. Lewis, conservative.
Greensville and Sussex.-Peter K. Jones,
colored, radical.
Bland and Tazewel.-James NJ. French,
conservative.
James City and York-Daniel NJ. Norton,
colorsd, radical.
CITY RLRcTISG FIVE DELEGATES.
Richmond city.-James W. Hunnicutt J.
Lewis Lindsey and Joseph Cox, negross-ail
radicals.
COUNTIES ELEcTIEG TWO DELEGATEs.
Albemarle.-C. L. Thompson, radical, and
]. I. 5. Taylor, colored, radical.
Augusta.-J Joseph A. Waddell and Powell
Harrison, conservatives.
Bcdford-G. G. Curtis and David Staley,
radicals
Campbell.-Samuel D. Williamson, radical,
and Samuel +. kelso, negro.
Halifax.-W II. Wootton, white, and David
Canada, negro, radicals.
IOudoun. George d. Plaster ana W
berkeley, CONSERVATIVES.
Mecklen burg.-Sanford NJ. Dodge, white,
and John Watson, colored, radicals
Pittsylvania. H. A. Wicker and Levi Z.
Thayer, radicals.
Rockingham &. Woodson ana j. N.
Liggatt. conservatives.
Norfolk city Henry NJ. Bowden, DR.. Thos.
Bnyne, negro, radicals.
Petersburg. Captain J. H. Platte, white,
and Peter G. Morgan, negro, radicals
DISTRICTS ELEcTIsG THREE DELEGATES.
Ches terrified and Powhatan.-JamesB B. Car
ter, m ulatto; G.. +. Porter and s. +. Maddox,
radicals.
Caroline, King George, and Spotsylvania.--
| John l.. Marye Jr., +. G.. S. Hunter, }. j.
Gravatt, conservatives.
DISTRICTS gLEcrISG TWO DELEGATES.
Bath, Highland, and Rockbridge. William
Mclaughlin and Joseph Mayse, cohser'a-
tives.
carroll, Floyd, and Grayson.-F. a. Win
stou and - hickey, radicals.
Fauquier and Rappahannock.-RI l. ocol'
and j g.. Gibson, conservatives.
Northumberland Lancaster, Rlchmonu
and Westmoreland.-R. 5. Ayres and T.
Nash, radicals. VIZ
D. Bland, negro, and Edgar Allen, radicals
Prince George and Dinwiddie.-Dafld u
Carr and William Reed, radicals.
Pare and Shenandoah.-MosesW Walton and
Dr. George w. Rust. conservatives
Smyth and Washington.-- thompson
and L. M. Campbell, conservatives.
FLoATERs
Alexandria and Fairfax.-L. NJ. Nickerson
radical. -.,, u
Campbell and Observation-Disclosures II
Lydick, radical.
Charlotte and Halfax.-Joseph 4. Holmes
Jr. negro, radical. :,
Hanover and Henrico.-Burwen Ioler
| colored, radical
Augusta, Albemarle, and Louisa ames
| C.. Southall conservative. -.
| Total-RadicalS, 80 conservatives, ~. Ell
| .ann GulpputpS not heard from,
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SHARP REsCEE.-A Radical journal In
Ohio is anxious 10 know what the Democrats
are going 10 do with the victory. The Chilli
Gothic advertiser answers by this pungent hi
At the policy of the Radicals in Congress:
"In answer, we will neither hang, nor
threaten 10 hang, or imprison, or mob, or in
suit them for having an opinion different from
our own The majority in our Legislature
will not refuse admission 10 the members from
the Reserve because they represent section
antagouistic 10 us in politics. 1t will not, for
the purpose of getting a two third 5 vote, thrl!
enough Radicals out 10 secure 1t; neither VIII
it appoint committee TO inquire "netne'
4 shitbuia and Ioraln counties have repub-
Iican form Of government 10 SECURE prelrNt
for depriving them Of Representations Inc
liberties and rights Of Radicals under Demo,
cratic rule Will be as sacrediy guarded ana
protected as those of the Democrats"
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New ORLEANS, October 25--The Hamburg
steamer Bavaria arrived in the river to. day,
with over 300 passengers, on first experiment
trip, looking to the permanent establishment
Of 4 line of steamers between New Orleans
and Hamburg.
letter from Corpus Christi gives in Intelligence
that the towns OF BraZos Santiago, aud
Brownsville, Texas, city of Matamoras and
village OF Bagdad, Mexico, were extensively
damaged by the storm that recently devastated
Galveston.
The PiZarro left BraZos for this port on the
29th ultimo, and has not since been heard
from. 1t is considered certain that she went
down with all on board.
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J. NJ. French was colonel in Confederate
army, is popular young lawyer, and is pro
badly elected, Tazewell being largely conser-
vatiye A. G.. Waggoner is young man OF
good standing, and served two and hall
wears in Union army. Both are citizens OF
Bland county, and are young men.
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Election returns from thirty-tvs coun 't i. III
indiana, show Il Democratic gam OF ll'o ~, ns
comnared with the mnjoritirs IN the slme
connIi.s last wear. The Democrats cliln
majority for their party on the popular 'ole a.
The recent election. The Democrats also gain
quite largely IN Iowa.
A colored man who voted the Ionstl WIZ
ticket At Waynesboro', in TINS couh's' o
Tuesday last, was ASSAULTED W ,1'
color,d man for thus voting. Inc a"i'''s
80, ,c's FROSTED and committed 10 Jail here
on u ednrsday last.-Staunto" P'"d'cdtor'
qbs bridge over the Ruppahannock river al
,hr Fauuuicr Springs has been Completed
(uipepsr O1Serrsr.
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C.nrsET CuAydEs.-It is understood from
good authority that the President has decided
not 10 make the contemplated Cabinet changes
n present. Regarding the War Office, Gene
raj q rant, in Il conversation with mem Der
OF Congress yesterday SAID ne 1eit ptliec ny
Saorra in his position, and entertained the
oniniou that the President would not MAKE
any charge until after the meeting OF ION
rress. This change, in plan, is supposed 10
have been influenced III I great measure py
the recent agitation OF the lihpeacnlisut 80
,inr md The publication Of the probable action
If The members OF the Judiciary Commit
ee.-Corrsspyndsnce q the NssO YORK Er"H'"g
Past
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TIE FISHER BRADLEY DIFFICrLTY.-It is
understood that the question OF Mr.. Joseph
H. Bradeys standing IL the bar vii! be raised
IT the present general term OF The Supreme
Court rs soon rs Judge Olin returns, il being
sra BILE that no action shall be had unless
There i a full bench The first case on the
docket is that OF r. McGhan against Lewis
Clrphane, i'll which the plaintiff IN the CIR
cut Court obtained 4 verdict Of $4,000 for
libel, from which defendant appealed 10 the
court III general term. Mr.. l3rail"y IS Inc
counsel for MIR. McGhan, and Mrssrs. Riddle
and Cook for MIR. Clephan", and II IS under
stood that the latter have notified Mr. Brad.
lev that when the case comes up before Il fuil
bench they will, before proceeding to argue
the appeal, ask the court To pass upon the
uucs ton a. to whether or not Mr. bradley
has the right TO appear before the court; and
this question viii doubtless, before being
passed upon by the court, be argued At
length. - Washington star.
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CHICAGO, October 23.-The Chicago I tm,''
the leading Democratic paper OF the Norm
west, comes out against the election OF W.
laudigham 10 the United States Senate 0! lne IN,
Ohio Legislature. 1t Gays the Democracy WI
let him know when they want hl'h, nv Nc er
nI.r.s ,har The uarty loves him nothing on
the the score Of reparuiion for his wrongs" Il
believes Mr. V;iilandigham 10 be IN Tue "as
Of accession. 10 the Democracy Inc a. neie
creates quite 4 sensation
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HAssoR FEES UScoSsTITrT1oSAL.-in 'he
Snnreme Court OF the District Of Columb ia, on
Thursday the court gave an OPINION uNaht-
mously declaring unconstitutional ''.e IT. Tha
nance of the city imposing haTbor lees lie
court saws they are III reality tonnage duties,
which the States are prohibited fsorl iefylus
withoat the consent Of ConSress-S'm.
The idea Of talking about uncohstltutioh"i
harbor fees when negroes are maze voters
.outside of the CONSTITUTIONS.
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wu,r SENATOR WILSON PREpIcTs;-" now
make the prediction, and am Wiling tnnt j.
.m,II qo upon the record, that these lnslsnlh-
onnt triumphs that SO eiate northern Demo,
o ,an,s, and so encourage southern traitors WIZ
S Sin 1hese tagging Republicans TO the front,
that the Republican party will not qnai.i sy OF
retreat from its position, tnas II WI" avs IN
i,.a,as of not Less than thirty States, ana 4
Congress Coz to support his administration WIN
tWos thirds majori,y in each House
Not only willing but anxious he wanted
"a encourage his New York allies
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The Ohm Elrctiou-Beavy Vote P0fied.

CoLr4Bc., October o4.-The full! Official
Ohio returns are all In. They show that the
iarges: vote ever cast in the State was polled
1T the late election. Il foots up As, 277, which
exceeds any previous vote by 5000.
The Rppu blicans polled 242,s05 for Hayes
and the Democrats 2iO. O22 for Thurman. or
the sixteen congressional districts carried BY
the Republicans last fall, seven now 20 De.
mocratic. The heaviest Republican loss In
any one dis trict Is coo.
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CHURCH SgrTLENEST,-A meeting OF the Har-
risouburg and Cooks Creek Presbyterian con
gregations took place In this town on Thurs
day last for the purpose of making an equita-
BILE division of the church property known As
Mr. Bells, il having become the joint property
of the two congregations by the consolidation
of the old and new school churches last spring
The result was the award Of the parsonage 10
the Cooks Creek and the church and furnl.
ture 10 the Harrisonburg congregation. We
understand all parties Interested express
themselves satisfied with the Agreement
Hurrisonburg Commonwealth.
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WEBBING, October 25-The returns from
the elections held in this State yesterday for
members Of the Legislature are meagre, and
indicate diminished vote. The Democrats
have gained largely, so far as heard from.
The city of Wheeling and Ohio county gave
700 majority for the Democrats-a gain OF
several hundred. Brooke county also elects
the tire Democratic tickle t-anot Their gain.
Marshall, Writ, Berkeley, and probably
Harrison, have gone for the Republicans. We
should think so. If they have not. Western
Virginia has gone Democratic, these being
Tory stronpholds
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MEMBERS OF CONVENTION ELECTED.

COUNTIES ELEcTIHd ONE DELEGATE EACH
Alexaudria.-John Hawahurst, radical.
Amelia b Seay, radical.
Amherst.-John Y. Broadus, conservative.
Rotetourt.-Lswis Liukenhoker, conserFa'
tive. ~ s,,
brunswick. William Leahy, radical.
buckingham Frank Moss, negro, radical.
observation-disclosures Nelson, negro, radical
Culpeper. Mauzy, conservative.
Cumberland.-Joh Robinson, raolcai, nc
gro - ,r;o. radical
rinxnlra.-James D. Barrett, negro, raal-
cal. ,r,,, w;,son couseryu-
tive. ,,,, ,aaro radical
ii,nny.r,-Wiilnm james, radical.
- George w. Swami. radical.
onisn-John . Eastman, radical
I'unenburg -Fuqua, radical. .;o.I
Mnn,"omery IL. Flanagan, r"alcal.
Moh.so.nedl' William J.Parr, radical.
Nelson.~A W Harris. radical.
Orange. Poor, radical.
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"The cause upheld by Jefferson DAVIS,
sovs n Democratic publication printed IN TINS
civ, lis the cause of God, liberty, and Anne,
rican civilization, while that led by Abraham
Lincoln is the most impions, accurseu' anu
-, 1+ad 9Th since time began" The Demo
rrats would nominate Davis for President II
they dared.-NetO York Tribune.
What question, then, did you declae oy the
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Outrage in Harrisburg.

HARRIsBUG, October 2i.-The citizens are
much excited At dastarily outrage commit
ted last evening in the upper portion OF the
city young girl Of eighteen, while return
ing home at an early hour, was struck blow
Dy some unknown person and knocked insen-
sible and when found was terribly lacerated
and outraged. She is still iusensible and the
villain as vet undete tee ted.
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Latest by Atlantic Cable The Disturbances in
Italy = France Requests a General Confer
ence Latest Financial and Commercial.

LONDON. October 24-The bullion in the
Bank of England has decreased f475 900.
LIVERPOOL, October 24.-The Royal Bank
has made an assessment of five pounds per
share on the stockholders. The Liabilities are
81, 500, 900. The bank will soon resume bust
ness
LONDON, October 24.-Sir James South, the
eminent astronomer, Is dead.
In consequence OF the indications OF recent
meeting in Cork, the authorities are keeping 4
sharp look upon the Fenians there The po-
lice patrols have been doubled. The Govern
mer has refused 4 pos tponement OF the trials
of the Munches ter rioters.
LONDON, October 24.-Dispatches from Flo
renee say il was known in that city early last
night that Garibaldi had succeeded in reach
ing FolignC, in the Province of Umbria His
arrival there was discovered, and he was for
hidden by the Italian authorities from pro-
ceedins any further. Since then nothing has
been made public with regard to his move
ments.
The London Times stigmatizes the compul-
sorry course of France as cruel and perilous 10
Italy, and declares that its effect will be
transient, for the Garibaldians must rise
again, and new enterprise against Rome Is
inevitable
PARIS, October 24-The troops which were
sent 10 embark for Rome are now encamped
around Toulon.
The Emperor of Austria arrived here to-
day. Tue Honiteur says his visit is new
pledge of amity between France and Austria.
FLORENCE, OCTOBER 24.-DuranuO neSlLaleS
to enter the Cabinet, which renders the minis
try incomplete. Ratazzi is still acting rs
Prime Minister.
BERLIN, October 24.-All the German States
which are not members of the Confederation
will sign the new postal treaty concluded be-
tween the Confederation of Ute and the
United States.
vienna, October 24--The Reichsrath has
passed the bill which legalizes all civil mar
rIages.
LONDON, October 2i-Evening 1t is report.
ed thai Napoleon has requested the European
Powers to mite with France III Il general con-
ference for the settlement of the Roman ques-
ton, and to prevent recurrence of the recent
events in Italy.
new MARKET October 24-Evening.- AT the
races to day Lczenge, Palmer, Suffolk. and
Rosicruci;tn were the winners.
LoHDoS, October 24-Evening "a :
for money fve-twentieS, 81 6-6; Illinois Cen
trail shares, lSA; Erie shares, an
FRASKFoKT, October 2i-Evening.-U
States bonds, 9ik.
LIVERPOOL, October 24-Evening Cotton
active with increased firmness; sales, COO
bales uplands, So Orleans, cd. Breadstuiis
active and higher. Corn, ASS. cd. Provisions
and produce unchanged.
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From Wilmington.

WILMINGTON, October 25-The whites are
taking more interest in the approaching cleo
ton since the result of the election in Virginia
has been known. Five days more are allowed
for registration
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BoGrs Com NINE IL EgRMoST.-A gigantic
swindle has recently been discovered in Ben.
nington, W., involving, il is said, the amount
OF 1880, 900 A man named Nandercrook. IN
June, 1866, appeared in that place and offered
for sale shares in 4 pretended gold mine near
by BY iudiciousy bedding large amount
of valuable specimens, which he afterwards
disnterred in the presence Of q noted geolosist
and chemist By whom they were analysed,
and found TO be excessively rich, lac succeeded
in forming a company and dsposing of shares
10 Il very large amount; after which he pru-
IDENTIFY decamp ped
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nRhSS AND CLO- X M Al INC
| Miss : n. PLOUkEnY would most respect.
fnl,y nj, I'm er fr ends that sue has sinried
from III. country. and having pathA'ly reIov-red
frcm her tate illn-.s, has again 'e-um.h her
wors She most rs,p-ctu.l y solicirs lib raj
,har OF patr. mage kr"uis over A. Z saubdera's
drv goods store, No sl7 Bread strsvt borws.n
Eighth ana Ninth oe 22-St
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We learn that numbers OF ,. i,nds and
aa a. m6nr us This is good news, anu ".
sstis ons and ali tha. viii NEE, w npb
Cordial welcome at the hands OF tns II riu
people OF our beautiful Valley .-''au''0" '"'
iicsLtor. o.ross
They all 20 where there are 10" hes''e'''