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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
p1SSENGEnS SALLEn.

FOE LONDON. Nov lo-IB s,cansA re-. ,Dr ard SRA r.
Uansn1. Mis Pauline Hunt l.. tgi. ~ ~ a. -
Coarscr joan Fisher J. T. sl, Horses g 49, ol .ie D.
H. Stssn, A. G. O00lwi Bliss iienf f idS4 y kst "e'lin,
Nm. Ber Camille Rus,se Aag se idsll " A.. = 3r y.
lewis W H. Spencer Aiss sae spglcf Wa u ieasion sIe u
II Tic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
pPCpmTS orr pRODUCF

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Nov Is7ts4 sacks Flour, 2l.433 bDs. Flour, 80 bble
whisky saoks Corn Meal 1881 bush hoat, 49,
bush Corn ln5 I67 bush Oats, 400 bush Peas 46,333
bush Barley, 90 bush Feeds, % pkgs. Ashes, s1 pkRs
Beef I5s bbls Pork pkgs Cut Meats a pk,s- Lard,
I0I bbA Petroleum, 7,tsl pkgs. Butter, T2O4 pkgs.
Chcose, sI6 bbls. J gRs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
TRe (incinnaG Gasette Of Satlrday says


The money market continues active, and checking on
baances heavy, but there fair supply OF currency
aud depostOrs OF Of the banks are able ~ obtain
money 10 reasonable extent at the usual bank rates
fe supply OF capital In the open market Is limited ana
firmly sustained at II 10 per cent on his.class
paper while higher rates unusual Tor siloIl oahe
There IA good demand for money ON call at S9lO pr
eef on Government and other good securities consul
e-ae currency IL going u the country 10 move Ihe nc
erop The demand for exchange was larger to-day Dt
the supply fully equal 70 IT. although tho ieeeipts
were not large yesterday The heavy checking nlu
shipens Of currency 90 the country caused cOnsnefamc
yeaiizing IN exchange. and safes made between
bankers shade under par. but the curreti rates are
gaDeray cents discount " buyng and par 10 80
sents premium selling.
The Chioag0 Tribune of Saturday says:
Tie general money market presents 30 new features
Mst OF the discount houses reported business duh, ana
very moderate demand FOR money, though at Some ns
tgt0ne packers and grain shippers were checking 10
larger extent The dcInand for discounts mefcRn-
se account Is very moderate, mostly for small amounts
aud some renewals The rates OF interest both at BANK
sd in the Opcn market are unchanged.
The market for Nev-YOrk funds continues quite firm,
r,ftl eaes between banks 9D04Oc. premium Some Of
tne institutions are shipping currency.
w. 7. Coleman a. Co.'s San Francisco Circular Of
Oct 30 reports
The condition OF our money market IL somewhat differ.
mi from that of New York The amount OF gold on hand
IN our several reservoir available lVf INC purchase OF
commerce and all other legitimate enterprises Is qu'e
large. Our exports OF breadstuHs nave Detn ONrt
t60OOO than up to the same leTOd ~ any oih-I
year while decrease ga the shipment oi ueaadi 10
ever s5OO0G0O for the period, MAKING poyelhe'
sonisIP rising fsOoOoo0 IN our favor VIC n"" ''"l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
sahiHss smks.

NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
and EghthsYenterest e no T.
menee, The erst day Of sy month SIX PER CENT NELSS
~ I'm g.. 81 a., open DAILY, from ~ 2 p 80 ~
MONDAY WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY EVENINGS, rom 70
a prn.s,c, L yrIrK secy JOHN HOOPER. PTcN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
Sort CIarSr's jaoii;t.


STATE ~ ggwroSH
poRT-WARpYSs OstIcs. y. = .!..kn-s. y
NOTICE IL hereby given, in accordance with
~ Sss.i,a tie PASSED A;rl a. lsS'. saa,i 4" 'fto
i,or.ur thv ane4 the Ass iorl all pe'1s
Interested b. A4vug csarge Of tie sie matter o. go i'
survey that tie following ruf ell"'a
,u ~ H. sgi Waritus taianS ~
L. cprec srcceeug this Eotee ooil So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19

MINIATURE AMMAN.
65l sun 40 N"au e'.s hora
3D..
candy Hook. l.s3 tCos 21 lr 1sis..... 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
cbantrs far 2rfia,ss g-ytn.

TOR SALE-The State of New-Y York and
kastsrB states M Ms.iIAG MACEih 'aas sil excel
all .ihers 100 AGENTS WAEIEDi 10 per day Al
ers, llt1MAS L. NAU3EaGL, No. i,l@A Asa so.ast. PhA
dep.ia, Pa
MARBLE QUARRY for SALE or. LEASE in
IVA Eis chea,-aaires, 7. ccAs y. Iscls" ~ ,.rse
DAPER-MlLL.--A person who mas had the
and the Trl d pTat.
able bsps wishes 10 join with aaoef 81 h'ng osa enth'ra
aE ma he purchased yey isuTaa s eseeF
Lest ~aterpo@er and good oeeth lvru ergait Nh 10
husD ihe base Of paper pasesl Aes W. bos
NJ. 3.741, NeR-iors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
~ Of Fcaiteeuihs:SIA Pr, Ont iAtbtFsi -. go
al uns from 50 % SStoa DePosis Hr ~ - ~ ''"sfA'
interest fam Dee. l. l. a. hA. tIesa ~ ,
L. H. BUII. s,crr.arr n s. CONSTANT, VicNPr,silent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19

ices ere somewhat nomna The only sales reported are
90 bbs Mess at 81 o5 es2l O6i cash. aud Is bbs New
ms Ness AT s22 Beef Is selling in small lots at about
aua s Ell for Extra do Terce Reef IS dull and nom
nat Beef Hams quiet AT t373t9. Cut Neats remain
du sales OF 1000 Picked Shoulder IN bond at 81 dsic
roo reen Hams at lac; 500 Green Bellies at 1Oic, and
800 Green Shoulders az 7c. Bacon IL dull and prices
non!nal eco ID g. r. In bulk sold at l2c Dressed
h0gs are somewhat unsettled closing az slo for CITY
Lara Is quiet aud unchanged; sales OF 40 pigs at 2sc
fOr No j. lta!3c for City and 134 0isso for fair 70
prime Steam and Kettle Rendered.
ECITEs-Bsst qualities ia demand, but poorer quail
Ties dull and heavy. Prices generally are better We
quote as follows:
ea..sa az Crsugs Co. WsFerH he'tF'e' good ,,s
sAs fAHs and tubs good to State tubs "e4h' good 10
m Is. ADD MIN s,S1 ono common %
CHEEsl.-The market Is very dul! az ceclinng prices
Shippers cannot operate present prices We quote as
I foilOws:
s Artory fOOd 70 esO vernon, dS,y rood ;, o..
STATE sirtc goos......l3 dt fne tppe.'''..''.. ~ az
sat daire. az one one & @ 6is s
Essi .h isir, obo........s all
ArTEINo0N PROVISION MARKET, o'cLocK.-The
for Por e r1ner OF ta 12i for Meas with
sales OF 2SO hhls., regular, at vi TO-
PETROLEUM-TGe market Il quiet but prices are
unchanged. We quote az folloWs;
16f7 gravity IN ba ''.''''''..'.P saon II ON
CrIde ifiGf rAtyl ~ p9 a. Gdt
nea hold az s rn%, FSs straw :" White az
Refred IN bond, lio test Prime White: ~ se
RICE-fie stock Of Carolina is Increasing and with
only a ninderate inquiry prices favor the buyer
SUGARS-Raw sugars have sold 10 a fair extent and
fun previous figures sustained sales OF LOO hhds
mari i re for Cuba and $50 boxes Havana part at tc
Refined are quiet. 0t l6s dlGlc for Hards.
SFEDs-rie inquiry Tor Clover Seed Ia moderate ut 10y
03c. Timothy seed Is lower at ~ SodE. Rough Flax
seed short at 50 40
TAILOW-The demand Is moderate; sales OF 5000 n
at IL dIitc for common TO prime.
WliSKY-The inquiry ia light sales OF $50 bbis West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19

siaO7oo5 IS
PHuApKLPHfA Nov. ~. 1851
The Boarl 81 Directors have this day declared CASH DIVIDEND 81
TIN par CENT the CAPITAL STOCK, and SIX PBR CENT
ETBEST SCRIP of the Company payable and asr the Isl
pre.mt.r poIino ffce ~ National and State 'fAies
Thry have declared SCRIP DIVIDEND Of TWENTY-FIVE
PER CRNf EARNED PRRMU ending Oct 81
1871 certificates Of which will be ssaed the parties entitled 20 he
on aud December proIo National AID State
1aree -.
They ordered also the SCRIP CERTIFICATES OF PROFITS
The Company che ending redeemed In
CASH At Of the Compsny, December
nreY,no .lifp interest thereon n q ase on
~ No rrheate pros incorporation
MOI certificate within deeIs
,,t,on az ths III, tdend whereof Il Ia evidence"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
lihiatnA Snn.itts.

n1VIDEND.-The Trustees OF tho late
- ,k0GldsihR LocKPORT ASD MAShEA fALts nAt. y.
ROAD COMPANY. paid IN January. 1855 hnt DNlh"D co.'s 20
Assets u the Company The uHderiHenoBe S,Te9ts n Aas
collected e wildcats, requested ese - 10 i-s'
"a La l...l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
DIsMAL SWAMP GAN CANAL Ia A. -.
$lOl.OOO

DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILROAD SINKING FUND con
yHRTILE BONDS fyoab. terms. By b
UNION TRUST CoNPASY No. IS Br.adEay Y safe sBd dean
abe iEyr,,meat WIZ = AIDRICd, seer ilrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19

TINTED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS
u HAVING THIRTY YEARS TO RUN,
BRARIgG Six PR CENT INTEREST IN LAWFUL MONEY.
REGARDED BY and ether the Osi desirable
the GeVsTnIneat beeanuel
rIsr A. No n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
TRANsACTroNs IN LACEs-A COMPLICATED CASE.
AZ Inennh Y Ianrnnf of No Ga RrnadnnY

J Aue's HERNIN.s. SecrstHry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19

Il NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
eI5ono0 OF first MORTGAGB BONDS FOR SALE.
Ths,e Of series OF secured by
btT mes rsrod completed eonsiFuo They
With Interest payable
s New York Cp and are 9th denominations Of $3.50 and 81 600
Ihs toupauy honda outstanding greater
than on. hundred hy thousand doi offered for sale
Bas will received until December 1897 Tor the whole
he above this the Of the Company No l1
Bsway YOri where fn nonsou regard 10 The securities
NAV he obaiued. d SERGEANT, Treasurer
ber
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ATef1gt ATfface At-Tl-t ATrT7gs
EAMzs or Amount o. AHeaEs Anoaat ABoels

TqGi Te1aers a., ne Bonis oJNc Cit NJ NcE York Jor
tke sroek eadipg SatV,aB, Scr. e, 1867.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-29
New York Items.

. NEW York, August 29.-J. w. Win
ter clerk in the Army Paymasters Office,
vas held to bail, charged with forging
n draft of $1,000 on the Treasury Depart
ment. AZ "A
Geo. w. Holmes, managing director
of the alleged grand Masonic Concert
in aid of the Masonic Hall and Asylum
fund, was arrested on q charge OF keep
ing lottery office.
A serious disturbance occurred among
the members of a target company, who
went to an excursion at east New York.
Several were stabbed and beaten with
bludgeons. - ,r,s- .--.5. -rs :.
The receipts of cattle so far this week
at Hudson city yards, were 5000 and the
market heavy; the receipts of lambs
and sheep 10000 at 4a6c for sheep and
lambs at 5aSlc. r - ors
A Washington special says: There is
no foundation for the reports breach
between the President and General
Grant. The reconstruction acts will be
enforced with strict impartiality ana
politicians will not be permitted to use
the United States military force to carry
ont partizan ends and the work OF recon
struetion in these objects is perfect
agreement between the President, zen
eral Grant and all the members OF the
A Washington special to the Post
saws: General Grant has issued an or
der directing General Sickles to 60 TO
New York and report to the Adjutant
General. General Grant has also sent
to the President another written protest
against the removal of General Sheri'
dan, and especially urges that the pub
lie service requires the presence of Gen
eral Hancock on the Plains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-29
she New Postal Law.

WASHINGTON, August 2s.-The new
posta! treaty with England goes into
operation the first Of October. The
rates to the United Kingdom on news
papers and unsealed circulars will be
two cents; each newspaper or other
printed matter, except books, weighing
over two ounces, four cents per four
ounces or fraction thereof; books, six
cents per four ounces or fraction thereof;
patterns or samples of merchandise,
eight cents per four ounces or fraction
thereof. The postage must be prepaid.
Wrappers OF ewspapers, pamphlets,
books, &c, must be open ut the sides or
ends. Books or sample packets must
not exceed two feet in length and one
foot in width. Patterns or samples
must not be of intrinsic value, while
the rule excludes from the mails all ar
ticles of saleable nature or having
market value of its OWN. The reduced
price of twelve cents per half ounce on
letters don't go into effect until January
LIST. The offices of exchange on the side
of the United States are: New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Port
land. Detroit, Chicago and San Francis
co.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, August 2S.-The Intel
ligencer says: We have high authori-
ty for saying that the loose ard sensa-
tional rumOrs circulated last evening
about the troubles in the Cabinet yes
terday are uniOunded.
1t appears from the North Carolina
papers that registration thus far IN
that State shows two blacks registered
to one white, and in some districts Il
larger proportion.
Gen. Sickles has caused circular to
he addressed to boards of registration
informing them that officers of militia
upon whom devolved the execution OF
patrol laws, or other general laws re-
iating IL the domestic order of the State
or the government OF slaves therein,
having thereby assumed and performed
civil functions, are deemed civil officers
within the meaning ofacts OF Congress.
and any such officer having afterwards
taken part in the rebellion or aided or
allotted persons engaged i'll rebellion is
excluded from registration us voter.
Secretary Browning attended. Cabi-
net meeting yesterday, but this prema-
ture attention to business has again
compelled him to keep his bed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-29
New York Market.
New YORK, August %.

NEW YORK, August -.
COTTON-Dull aud shade lower;
sales 900 bales at q for middling up-
lands.
FLOUR-Receipts 10, 225 bbls; market
dull and l5a25 lower; sales 1900 barrels
at Z OOa7. 80 for supertine State and
western, s, 50al0 40 for extra western;
10 90al2 80 for choice do; Su5OalO 80
for shipping Ohio; 10 4Oa1l so for trade
brands; 9 0Oal4 10 for pew st. Louis.
California -four heavy; sales 1000 bbls.
at II 75a13 IS. Rye flour quiet; sales
$50 bbls at 6 90ao 80. .. .r.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT Receipts 1856 bushels;
market shade firmer for white and
steady for red; sales $4,000 bushels at
2 50 for red and amber southern; l5a
. As for white southern; 2 40 for white
Michigan and Genessee; 80 for amber.
RYE-Sales in lots at 4o for western,
and 5Oa1 so for State.
BARLEY-Dull. 81 $3.50
MALT-Dull.
CORN-Receipts $3.50 bushels; a
shade tirmer. and more active; sales l43,
600 bushels at 09ial III for lew mixed
western; 12a1 124 for very choice do;
l O5al % for unsound.
OATS-Receipts 2O,l00 bushels; a
shade firmcr; sales $4,000 bushels at
69a7O for old western;, 75aS0 for new
Ohio; 6Oa6i for new southern; 5Oa55 for
Jersey new. -s H. ',Eg,Ersz-
RICE-Nominal.
COFFEE. Firm.
SUGAR-Steady; sales of 500 hogs
heads Cuba at 1laal29. 'h
MOLASSES-Dull. r .s, 49,
PETROLEUM-Dull, at l2al2R fol
crude in bulk; II for do in barrels, and
q for refined in bond.
LEATHER-Quiet, at 294a30! fol
Beunos light weight.
WOOL-Less active, but without de-
cided change; sales 100, 900 pounds.
COAL-Quiet and unchanged.
PORK-0pened heavy and closed
more firmly; sales of 424O bbls at % l5a
% 81 for new mess, closing at 2325 cash;
% 75 for old mess, 10 75a2O W FOL. prime,
and % IS for prime mess.
BEEF-Firm; sales of 45 barrels,
BEEF HAMS-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales of ITO pack
ages ut HALT for shoulders and l5alt
! for hams.
LARD-Heavy at i23ali.
! BUTTER--Steady at 1la23 for Ohio
! enthusiastically. rs- "a b.
LATEST 7. Nj.
FLOUR CLOSED very duh and l5a25c
! lower.
WHEATON, for all kinds, with
slight downward tendency.
RYE-Quiet ut 4Oal 45 for Western
OATS-Steady at 66a70 for old West
err. and 75aS0 for new Ohio.
CORN-Quiet at l0al II for good to
prime new mixed Western; 05al O9 fol
unsound do.
PORK-Lower; sales of $500 barrels
mess at % 12ia23 25; closing at % OO bad
cash, with sellers at % 10.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Shade firmer with
moderate demand. ...s -:g
BACON-Slight upward tendency.
LARD-Very firm at 13tal3s tor fair
to prime steam, and Ia for kettle rem
dered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-29
From. NJ EOnis

ST. Louis, August 2s.-The Evening
Dispatch pretends that quite n number
of Southern men have brought their
families to this city to escape the effect
of negro uprising, which, they say, is
meditated in many quarters. They say
the negroes are well armed, and exhibit
their weapons defiantly.
Two more suicides have occurred here
since yesterday, which makes nearly, il
not quite, thirty self murders which has
been committed here this summer.
\ magnificent row of marble front
stores is To he erected on the site of the
Lindell Hotel, ut cost of $500, 900.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-29
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA, August 26.

PHILADELPHIA, August 20.
Beef cattle were in fair demand this
week mt about former rates; 200 head
arrived and sold at the Avenue Drove
yard, mt prices ranging from 16al6t for
extra Pennsylvania and Western steers;
l3al5 for fair to good, and lOal2 per 10
for common, as to quality. The market
closed rather dull within the above
range of prices. The following are the
particulars of the sales:
~ head, Owen Smith, Western, l5a
l6j.
&c head, A. Christy ~ Bro, Virginia,
7a9, gross. ~.
81 head, p. McFillen, Western, 7!aSt,
gross.
100 head, P. Hathaway, Western, 7!a9,
gross. ...s.-.....- .....-,-.
100 head, J. S. Kirk, Chester county,
7ta9!.
60 head, Jas. McFillen, Chester coun-
ty. 7la9i, gross.
50 head, Ullman & Bachman, Penn
sylvania, 15a16l.
152 head, Mooney & Smith, Western,
80 head, T. Mooney & BIO, Western,
Gao, gross.
65 head, L. Frank, Western, 7a8+,
gross.
ITO head, Frank & Shomberg, West
ern, l5al6l.
20 head, Bape & Co., Western, l4al5.
40 head, b Hood, Chester Co., 7alO,
gross.
76 head, Chandler d Co, Chester Co.,
5aSt, gross.
lab head, Wayne & Duffy, Western,
5iaS!, gross.
Cows were in fair demand; $50 head
sold ut GO 0Oa9O0 90 for COW and calf, and
500Oa7O 20 per head for springers.
Sheep were dull and lower; Il, 200
head arrived aud partly sold at 4fa5f
per ID gross.
Hogs were unchanged: 5000 head sold
at the different yards ut from 10 0OalO 80
per 100 lbs net, the latter rate for prime
corn fed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-29
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, August %
11NOH-N@N1<1ff
but not lower.

FLOUR-Dull but not lower.
WHEAT-FirmeI; no important ad-
vances were established; No. l red 1Oa
= II; holders asked , 00a2 IL; white was
held at , 25a2 30.
CORN-Scarce and higher; sales at
GLASS for No. l.
OATS-Dull at IS.
RYE-Dull at 20. - ~
COTTON-Dull and prices nominal at
% for middling.
WHlSKY--Firmer;. sales 30 bbls;
holders asked higher prices in view of
the prospect of being permitted to
transport it to market in bond.
MESS PORK-Closes dull at % 25a
% 80. -.a s.r-.- .-~r --
BULK MEATS-Close firm but quiet
at 1lg for shoulders and l3ial3s for
sides.
BACON-Firm but quiet at I2i for
l54 for clear rib and 16 for
clear sides.
LARD-In demand at l29 but not
much offering below 13.
BCTTER-Firm and scarce at 24a2S.
CHEESE-Dull at I09a1l. ~
GROCERIES-Steady and prices I'M
changed.
G0LD-l4ls buying.
MONEY-Market easy. -.
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long: and when the step is once taken
when the Rubicou is passed-no mere
interest will be paid on Government
bonds; the whole thing will. be, swept
ont and trampled in the, dust, witch
none so interested as to offer to pay the
debt in greenbaeks. I. ~ 'a-.a
Now we ask the most inveterate ne
gro-suffrage politician how long these
things can be borne and reputation,
the consequence of bankruptcy, be
averted
And does the party in power propose
any means of relief Not the smallest.
But on the contrary every measure look
ing to the increase of our resources is re-
iected, and nothing but additional bur
dens upon our people are proposed. The
entire ten States whence in all past
time have come our chief export pro-
ductions-ten States are placed in the
hands of a vulgar, gross military des-
potism, to DO turned over to, the. man
agement and be ruled by recently freed
negroes. The region from whence the
only products for expectation can be
drawn to pay the millions of balances
against. us, lis to be turned back into a
worse than bowling wilderness.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-29
Fran Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August g.-The hackers
of Jones and McCOole have announced
that all persons DESTROYS of witnessing
the fight must positively be in Cincin'
natl by Friday evening, August 3Oth
The excursion will be made by railroad
on special train, that will leave at a
very early morning. The fight will take
place on Saturday, August 81. Tickets
five dollars. Badges to the inside and
outside ring two dollars extra. All
tickets and badges must be purchased
before arriving ut the depot at the St
Lawrence or the saloons of JnO. Cleve.
land OF William GausSen
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-29
New Yor,. s,ock Srarkels

NEW YORK, August %, $50 z. NJ
Stocks strong: Prices: Ohio GER
tificates, 264a27; Canton, 475a47l; Cum
berland, 33sa3l: Mariposa, 101aI1; West
ern Union Telegraph. 43t; Pacific Mail,
l45ta146; Atlantic, 113a1134; Reading,
lO4ta1O4t; Michigan Southern S2.aS2s;
New York Central, 105a1054; Eric, 69I
a7O: Hudson, 1914; nlineis Central, ll9
al19t; Pittsburg, 93a9:fa; Toledo, 1874
al279; Rock Island, 1O3alO3R; Northwest
ern. 46sa46t; do preferred, 69Sa70; Fort
WAYNE, 104ia1O45; Wabash, 45sa49.
Tennessee extra coupons 66t; new 90.
Adams Express, IS; United States 74}
as; Wells, Fargo & Co, 66fS Mer-
chants Union, 16al7.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-29
Radical Nominating Convention.

NASHVILLE, August pa Radical
convention was held at the Capitol
building this afternoon to nominate a
candidate for Mayor. Those who called
the convention expected the nOmina-
tion of IL. c. Scovel, an old loyal citi-
zen, and large property holder, and the
declining of Myers and Alden, but the
Myers men were present in force, and
renominated him. This leaves matters
unchanged, and Colonel Alden will
probably continue Il candidate, regard
ing himself as the regular nominee. The
present Mayor, Brown, Conservative, is
also candidate. The election promises
much excitement
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-29
An Army Of More than Five
Thousand OIlice-IlOIdPrS

Are consuming your substance aud bost u
other hungry expectants are gathering hfr
vultures to banquet upon the yitals OF Plc'
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollar By
the hundred Thousand, with no apparent result
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost sIIuJh
third more than the original estimate fUr thf
whole, and the iirst wing is not yet cOmplri"d
At the present rate, more than one million u
dollars will be consumed In what IL nothing les
than stupendOus fraud, at which your puOiS
servants are connivihg.
The Penitentiary was expected b. b. built iOI
tl65 900, but through tho incOmPetency that
planned II, nearly four times IA much material
win Ne required "a was originally intended and
the expense of the building viii be little shOri
Of one million dollars Other operations u pus
lie men show n similar disregai,l Of your Inisr
est. Many Of them are mere schemes Of private
benefit and public robbery.
Not . single Radical journal Of the STATE b4'
uttered a word Of donunciation Of these or an
other public wrORgs. To the REGIsIEH ielonE'
almost the exclusive honor Of champiOning ihf
popular cause against the outTages Of Oihnl
piunderers. In pursuance Of itS purP0-e :"
hunt down corruption and eorruptiOnisis, The
REGISTER will lay before the people MANI
startling facts concerning the outlay Of stat
funds upon public works The most enorln0ns
frauds are known Ia have b0en perpetrAted, ana
every tax.pay has an interest In their develop
ment. We call upon the people ~ secgDd ~"
support rs IN our effort.