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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-16
Pittsbury Oil Ira de-.

PITTsBURG, August ID.
BUsINESs-The market since our last
has undergone 10 particular change.
There was q large amount of negotia-
tons resulting in moderate transac-
tons. There was new movement on
hand yesterday in the way of trade.
Crude was sold ut a specified figure,
and payment received in refined at
prices agreed on by the parties. For
example, ID sold l. 10000 barrels bnlk
oil deliverable from September to JAN
uary, sellers option, at ll&c per gallon:
ID then purchased from l. 1000 barrels
standard white. Philadelphia delivery,
September, October, November and
December, ut 33!c per gallon. Sales Of
crude aud refined were made below
the figure named in the above transac-
tons. Independents Of the above. trans,
actions the sales are not very extensive.
CRUDE 0IL-The market was not very
active; the sales were limited, with the
advantages of the market on the side of
buyers. The receipts since orr last were
3s. bbls. The sales, with the exception
of the ''trade" we have noted above,
were small; the market was devoid of
interest. We notice the following: 1000
bills bulk, first Allegheny rise, lOfc
sales of $50 bbls Allegheny (0il Greek },
bbls returned, l0c; sales of 40 bbls Al
legheny, on the spot, bbls returned, at
Toe per gallon.
REFINED OrL-The market yesterday
appeared shade firtner; sales were
made at variety of prices. The entire
sales as reported were 1850 bbls, in.
Guiding 1905 bbls that were sold for flu
ture delivery, at ;ssic per gallon, being
&c above the rates the same article
could be purchased. The explanation
tn this sale will be found in the crndr
report II oted above.
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Wnshiuxton Items.

WASHINGTON, August 15.-Yesterday,
Major Richards, superintendent of the
Metropolitan police, made affidavit that
Joseph H. Bradley, ST., had challenged
Judge Fisher in violation of the anti
dueiing law passed by Congress Febru-
ary %, 1889. Mr.. Bradley was conse-
quently arrested to-day and broug mt be-
fore Justice Waller and gave bail i'll the
sum of $1,000 to appears at the next term
of the Criminal Court for trial.
The Indian bureau is today in receipt
of telegram from Atchison, announc-
the way to the upper Missouri are all
in good health.
The Commissioner General Of the Land
Office has information OF the sale OF
2l,7s3 acres of public lands during July,
ut Nebraska City, Greenleaf. Minnesota
and Dakota City.
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New York Market.
NV YORK, August 10.

NE" 1oNh, hatSuS' ave-
COTTON-Very firm; sales 1000 hale,
at 255c for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 1856 rarrels; mar
ket lOa2Uc better for old; heavy and de
clininr for new; sales $500 barrels at 1858
S1U for superfine State and western; 81
alO rs for extra western; ii O0al3 OO fol
choice do; 0 5Oall on for shipping
Ohio: 10 lOal2 rs for trade brands; ~ 0(
ais 90 for new st. Louis. California
flour heavy; sales $50 bbls at IL 5Oal4 so
Rye flour firm; sales of 400 barrels al
u 00a9 %.
WHlSKY-Unchanged.
WHEAT-Reoeipts 2l,OlO bushels
market firm with moderate demand
for export; s:.les III, 900 bushels at l IS
for No. 8 Milwaukee,; 9 II for No. 2 do
2 2Ga2 80 for new amber Southern; : s.
for amber Michigan and State; . 75a
2 50 for white CALIFORNIA;; 52l for new
white Michigan to arrive, and = 40 fol
white Southern.
RYE-Scarce and firm; sales 400
bushels ut Is for western. "a for Can
ada and - for new Ohio.
BARLEY Dull.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN-Receipts Isl ,263 BUSH; mar
ket opened dull, but closed tirmer, with
good speculative demand, and fail
export inquiry; sales 10000 bushels at
lOal II for new mixed western; i l3a
49, for choice do; 05al % for un'
sound dc.
OATS-Receipts 1850 BUSH; firm
sales 81. 900 bush. at S;laS3 for western
80 for damaged do; 94a9o for state: Ola
% for new Ohio and Southern.
RlCE-Quiet.
COFFEE-In fair REQUEST.
; SUGAR-In moderate request: 'ale'
GOO hhds. Cuba ut lltal2!.
MOLASSES-Steady.
HOPS-Qniet.
PETROLEUM-A shade better; IL fol
crude, and 26a25 for refined in bond.
PORK-Heavy and irregular: sales OF
$50 bbls at % laa23 81 for new mess
closing at % 25 cash; % IS for old do
10 75a20 40 for prime; 81 75a23 90 fol
prime mess.
BEEF-FiIm; sales $50 barrels.
! TIERCE BEEF--Unchanged; sales ot
100 tierces India mess Mt AZ On.
! BEEF HAMS-Dull.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales of l7t
packages at 1Oaall4 for shoulders and Isl
Ii for hams.
BACON-Dull; sales of 10 package
Stratford cut at Is.
LARD-Steady; sales of $40 barrels al
| 124al3a for new. ...
BUTTER-Steady; lla25 for Ohio.
CHEESE-Heayy.
LATEST Z. VI.
( FLOUR-Closed declining for new
quiet and very firm for old.
WHEAT-Firm with fair demant
| for export; prime a'uber State and west
ern :,Oa2 b
RYE-In request and firm: * fol
/ old western. --r-.
, OATS-Firm; s0aS5 for old western
and glass for new Ohio.
CORN-Firm with moderate export
and good speculative demand; Hal l:
for good to prime new mixed western
and l6al III for unsOund.
P0RK-Quiet; for sellers new mess
% IS cash and a3 30 for regular; buyers
% 20 cash and % % for regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CIT MEATS-Dull.
BACON--Closed nominally unchanged
LARD-Quiet; l3al3i for fair to prim,
steam and l3s for kettle rendered.
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The disposal of the question must
speedily come before the people. If the
great West is true to herself, there can
be no rdonbt of the result. 1t will be,
however, the whole weight of the en-
tire bonded debt and National Banks
against the productive industry OF the
country. 1t remains to be seen II the
people will be true to themselves.
The Age says: The very low rates
obtainable for money and the dim
Guilty of finding employment for i OF
any price. must make the inducements
to invest in orr fee-twenties Tery
strong, indeed, and there are no dm'
culties in the way Of their rising I"
their assumed value, except the settle
nent of our political affairs, North and
South, upon snoh basis as VIII enable
us to take our proper position rs
united people before the world. Al
present this is very far from being the
case, and if political demagogucs are
permitted to continue their headlong
career without check or hindrance, the
millenial period will be still more re-
mote. 70 No - e.
Nature has done all in her power fol
the country and the fall trade. On
every hand there is o promise OF com
parative abundance. IL is well settled
that our grain crops will surpass hose
of all former years. Thesef facts lay the
foundation for healthier and more &C.
tive commerce than we have enjoyed
since the war. This is true not ouly OF
the West, our natural granary, bnt oil
the Sonth likewise, and it is to this sec
tion that we must look for many of the
beneficial results upon the Northern
markets. The present condition OF the
Southern people varies very materially
from what it was ono short year ago
There is o surplus of grain to export,
and the cotton crop gives good
promise OF all approach towards
an average yield. The purchasing
ability will therefore, in oil proba'
bility, fall below that of former years
Their wants ut the same time must DE
large. The people are destitute OF
goods. So far frou being able to supply
themselves with luXuries, they have
hitherto been unable to supply them,
selves with the plainest necessarles o'
life. Under these circumstances 1t be-
comes an important question, which the
merchants of the North should consider
carefully, with which of our large cities
will the men of the South be most like
" to trade. Will it be those who have
vindictively hunted them down, even
after the war was ended ana entire sub
mission had been rendered, or with
those who pursued different line OF
policy. We pause for reply!
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New York Items.

!. The Turkish Ambassador arrived on
the Periere. Is
The French frigate Themis celebrated
the birthday of Napoleon the First by
firing salutes at sunrise, noon and sun:
set rke forts in the NharbOr returned
the noon salute.
In the Supreme Court to-day Rodgel
A. Pryor made deposition denying any
knowledge or completely in the matters
contained In the affidavit published il
the Times this morning, relating to the
Conover conspiracy Ben Woods pa
per, the Evening News. denounces The
statements, so far as he is concerned, a.
perjury, and says he will take imlnedi
ate steps to cause the arrest of the
signers for perjury.
The Supreme Council of Templars o
Honor and Temperance, now in session
in this city, have decided to hold Their
next annual Communication in Phila
delphia, in August next.
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CIneinpati Market.

a. i1t1 = CINCINNATI, August Is.
FLoUR-Unchanged and firm; fam
ily 10 O0a10 so. --s-
WHEAT--Light supply and market
firmer; prices higher; No. l red 2 l2a
2 IS; white 2 80.
CORN-Unchanged and quiet at IS.
OATS-Adyanced to 59a6O for MOL.
RYE-Firm at 90.
BARLEY-Good demand at l5al q
for fall.
COTTON-Unchanged: middling 26!.
WHISKY-Steady at 30 in bond, hut
demand light. "
PROVISIONS Unchanged and firm
MESS PORC-23 IS.
BULK MEATS-1lial3f for shoulders
and sides.
BACON-Firm; shoulders 12i; sides
14t; clear sides l6.
LARD-Unchanged and dull at l2l;
choice sold at 1l4al19; the latter in
new tierces.
BUTTER-Firm; fresh 1922; dull fol
lower grades.
CHEESE-Unchanged. 90 g.
FLAXSEED-Firm at 2 OO.
LINSEED 0IL-Dull at y.
GOLD-140i buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady at par selling
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= - - -. -
80, ~ Enufa.

{ sr LOUIS, July 10 Omaha dispatch
"a saw that information has been re.
ceived at the military headquarters that
an the Cd inst, five miles from Fort
Phil. Kearney, train of thirty wagons,
transporting supplies, escorted ny
Major Powell, with q small force OF IN
fantry, were attacked by two or three
hundred Indians. A desperate fight en-
sued, lasting three hours, when Major
Smith came TO the rescue from the fort,
The Indians retreated, taking away all
theif dead but FIVE, and drove off all
their stock. Major Powell reports that
sixty Indians were killed. His own
loss was Lieutenant Jennings and six
men. He attributes his successful de.
tense to the long range new breect-
loading arms. =
The Indians still continue along the
line Of the Union Pacific railroad, and
only4iay trains are allowed to run.
General Augur and Superintendent
Denman say that Turkey Foot, CHIEF
of the Cheyennes, who alone is guilty OF
he Plum Creek massacre, is now camp
ID ninety miles south of Platte Tiver.
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Frous Augusta.

AUGUSTA, August l5.-There MAS ~
accident last night on the Augusta 4
Savannah Railroad near McBeans sta
ton, caused by the washing away of Il
culvert, which resulted iii the killing al
an engineer and two hret,Sen.
A. X. Lamar, Solicitor General "t Mus
cozee county, has been removed 10y or
der of General Pope.
The first bale of new cotton raised II
Georgia sold to-day at 30c.
The Montgomery Advertiser says
General Pope has removed all civil
officers of Macon county.
Charles A. johnson, colored man
banished from Mobile by Mayor Horton
has been imprisoned at Montgomery fn'
selling papers ridiculing Horton.
County Conventions are being held III
Florida, for the purpose of adopting 1
platform upon which the whites and
blacks can communicate.
1t is believed hat the rains of !ester
day will seriously injnre the corn 10y
OVERLOOKING the bottom lands.
AS far as heard from the following i;
the result of the registration in Alaba-
bama: Whites, 59,Ui5; blacks, 1850
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register

London, Aust Is, Noon.-There was .
rain throughout England. -
Copsols, a4a; bonds, "a; Erie, 4Ss; IL
,ihois, -s.
LIVERPOOL, August l5.-Cotton qnie'
and steady. Breadstuffs-rain enecAs
hnsiness: corn declined to 35s I'd; others
unchanged.
LONDON, August Ii, EVeniag.--con-
coils as: 5-aOs, 73s; Illinois Central, 7s;
Erie I5I: Atlantic and Great Western,
III.
FRANKFORT, August Is, Evening"
Bonds, ~. ,~, --l. u,
LIVERPOOL, August Is, Evening
Cotton closed with the strong advance
of ID on uplands; middling uplands, lug;
Orleans. III: sales 5000 bales. Bread
stuffs closed dull at decline OF 6d on
coin since yesterday; mixed western
3ss Sd; wheat steady at les Sd for white
California: barley, oats and peas un.
changed. Provisions no change; peel
l26s I'd: pork, 75s 81 per Dbl. Cheese
6ls Cd for American. Bacon and 'are
unchanged. ~
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Rinancinl and Commercial ltcm-.

From report read before a meeting
Of the creditors of the Unadilla
Bank, il seems that the ell
tsrprising bankers c"unersed with
that concern have managed to become
indebted to the public (" til" amount Of
$3s5,2Il. with assets, valued hy them
selves, M $40, s97. Besides the assets to
the amount named, they offer as further
security some .pumped-ont petroleum
land in Pennsylvania. and som. silver
mining territory located in Nevada. On
the whole. after balance is made. il is
probable, after uotchulders ATE paid,
that the creditors will get AT least one
cent oil the dollar. The plan of the OPP
orators in Unadilla was Ia borrow
money rs long as the farmers of the
ncighborhood would lend it, and when
the sponge was squeezed dry, to fail"
The Columbus Crisis says: During
the past year the debt bearing gold in
terest has been increased more than
Si36,0OO,O0O, all of which, under the
terms of the law, conld have been paid
in greenbacks or remained as currency
loan. Any man, with the least regard
for the interests of the Taxpayer, would
labor to convert all the debt INFO cur
rency bonds or pay it of in greenbacks
As soon as possible.
The bonded debt is principally held
in the East-chieiy in New England,
or by the "National Banks" The i'm.
come of the holders is enormous-say
about nine per cent. in currency, with
a saving of an average of two per cent.
taxes, making IL per cent. Those using
their bonds for National Bank purposes
realize from 20 TO 30 per cent. on them.
These parties will, Of course, mako a
dea.h struggle against having them
paid: And, rs Congress, Us al present
constituted, is chiefly in tae control Of
New England. new elections and new
distribution of political power will be
required to afford the West, that bears
the burdens of taxation without much
benefit, any hope of relief.
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An Army OF More Than Nv
Thousand Ofhce-H0lder

Arc consuming your substance and h
other hungry e1pectants are gatbrrtti .
yultures, 10 banquet upon the vital, d p
trats State.
Your public buildings ARE sinking doiT'
the hundred thousand, with no apparel ~
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cOstAl
. third more than the original 'stiBais y
whole, and the first wing II not yet COMP
Al the present rate. more than one ul-s
dollars viii 10 consumed In what ia no,tH
than stapendous fraud, at which yo1r
servants are conniving.
Tho Penitentiary was expected 10 H. ba'
tl6s 000 but through the incomprteHp .
planned 10, nearly four times A. much niS
viii be required as was originally iDtebdS
the expense Of the building will be hius .
Of one million dollars. Other Operations I
lie men show similar disregard Of SOuf H
est. Many of them arc mere schcmr' DIP
benefit and public robbery.
Not . single Radical jOnrnal Of the ssH
uttered q word Of denunciatiOn 81 the
other public wroRgs. To the REGIsTiH .,
almost the exclusive honor Of champ'oIal.
popular cause against the Outrage. o.
plunderers. In pursuance Of IT. puip~
hunt down corruption and ooTTupi'op!"
REoIsTER will lay before the people
startling facts concerning the outlay =
funds upon public works. The most 'p@'- ;.
frauds are known to have heen perpetfaifa
every tar. payer has IN interest In their % :
ment We call upon tho people n ~''f'
support Us In our effort.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, August Is.
Stocks opened firmer and closed ex.
cited and heavy. $50 L. N. Prices
Ohio Certificates, 27ia274; Canton, AGA
so; Cumberland Coal, 35a3S; Quicksil-
yer, 31ia32; Mariposa, Sail; Western
Union Telegraph, 45ia454; Pacific Mail,
l46ta146!; Atlantic, ll2a1l2i; New York
Central, l05a1O5s; Erie, 70sa9Oi; Hud.
son, 123al24; Reading, l05a1U54; Michi-
gan Central, 1I0allOt; Michigan South
ern, slaas2; Illinois Central, Il9lal2O;
Pittsbnrg, 93a93i; Toledo, l23tal23i:
Rock Island, 1O25alO3s: Northwestcr:
46sa46s; do preferred; 7Osa7Ol; Fort
Wayne, lO5aal0G; Wabash, SOY; Ten
nessee ex-coupons, 65ta68f; new do,
66; Missouri, l03s; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
Express, 66i, American, 72a74; Adams,
73fa74; United States, 74ta75; Mer-
chants Union, 16ta20.
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State ofwest Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, JHly Rules,
1867.
Joseph W. FaIrel. Complt
re-.
Sarah Cunningham, William r ,,,..,.
Cunningham. Mary Ann :"
Driver, John EchOls and
Jane, his wite, Defendants ..E
'l,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS
i to enforce a lien of judgment of plaintiff on
certain real estate in West Liberty Ohio county,
West Virginia, TO wit: the east part Of lot No.
g., i'll said town, left by John Cunningham, de-
ceased and secure payment of said Judgment
And II appearing from an affidavit filed in this
cause, that the defendants, William Cunning
ham, Mary Ann Driver, John Echols, and Jane,
his wife are non residents Of the State Of
West Virginia, on motion OF the complain
ant, by his counsel il is ordered that they do
appear here within month after the fonrth
weekly publication and due posting OF this order,
and attend to their interest in this suit.
A copy. Teste: MICHAELJ BREINI6,
\, RICHARDSON, $1,000. Clerk
Solicitor for Complainant. aug3-oaw4w.
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Letter rres AdmiraI Fnrravut

WAsHrNGToN, August ia letter
from Admiral Farragnt +" the Secretary
OF the Navy gives an account ot the
visit of Engenie To the Franklin, having
received an invitation to dine with Ma
poleon the same day. Admiral Farra-
gut was not aboard, but all donors were
paid by the Franklin and the rest OF
the squadron. Ships were dressed in
,colors, the yards were manned, the
'lcrews cheered and the national salute
! was fred. Captains Pennock and Lee
Roy, by invitation, subsequently dined
with the Empress on royal yacht. All
the ships of the United States with the
French vessels joined in grand illumi-
nation. The CanandaSuia and FrOlic
wonld accompany the Franklin to Con-
stadt. The Ticonderoga was in dock
and would follow in few days. The
Pacific Mail Company rendered the hos
FATALITIES af their steamer San Fran
cisco to the Russian commissioners for
the transfer of the Northwest territory.
Our Consul at Vera Cruz writes IT,
Secretary Seward, August LIST, that Santa
Anna and Colonies Videll and Rivas
had been brought there.
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From Nnshy willie

NASHVILLE, August 15.-An exciting
canvass for the directory of the Nash.
Vile & Chattanooga Railroad engrossed
the entire day yesterday, but was con
cluded this morning. The Burns ticket
was elected by two hundred and twenty
five majority. The vote of the Charles
ton d Georgia Railroad was excluded.
This result continues the road under
its present management.
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Whiskers and Mustaehes

EoRCED To GROW UPON THE SMOOTH
Il est face In from three 10 FIVE weeks by ustng
Dr. SRvIGNE'S RESTAURATEUR CAPPIL-
LAlRE, the most wOnderful discovery in modern
science, acting npon the Beard and Hair In an
almost miraculous manner. It has been used Dy
the elite of Paris and London with the most
be Registered, and II entire satisfaction Is not
gwen in every instance the money VIII De cheer
fully refunded. Price by mail sealed and post
paid, 81. Descriptive circulars and testlmoaials
mailed Tree. Address BERGER SHUTS 4
CO., Chemists, No. rs River Street, Troy, n.
Y, Sole agents for the United States,
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State Of West Virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court, iusast Ra'es,
1867. ...... ......-
John GosbOrn and Thomas
Hornbrook,
William A. Ridgelev, Alb IN 'hanoe''
i sa.sni 4 h u Eisst,,.9 and so
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT rs
i to obtain partition of the life estate Of Alb
salon j. Ridgeley in n certain tract of Land ON
which said Absoline j. Ridgeley now lives, ~
ing in Ohio county more particularly described
in the bill and exhibits filed in this cause.
And it appearing from an affidavit fled In
the cause, that Abszlom j. Ridgeley II n non
resident Of the State Of West Virginia, on mo
tion Of the plaintiffs, by their attorney, it il
ordered that said defendant do appear here
within one month after the fourth weekly pub
LEGATION and due posting Of this order, and at
tend 70 his interest in this cause
A copy MICHAEL J. BREINIG, Clerk.
Teste: MICHAEL !. BREINIG,
y. RICHARDSON Clerk.
Sol. for Complainants a1ge-o w4t
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

rI,UIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
Il Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept. ,, 1867.
FACULTY:
Rev. ID. f. Bittle, ID. d. President and Prof
Nor. and Int Science =,
sc. Wells, A. NJ, Prof. Math. and Nat. Phi
losophy.
guages and Literature.
Rev. j. d. Davis, A. NJ, Prof. Agriculture
and Mining. nj. IL
and Physiology.
/. K. Holland, A. NJ, Asst Prof. Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept,
H. F. Klinger "A. NJ Prof Modern Languages
J. r Hudson, A. M, Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS-Expenses in all departments, in
Guiding boarding tuition, room rent, fuel anC
lights, and incidentals, S2y5.6O. For further In
formation, address REV. ID. f. BlTTLE, 81
hly3l IL Is - 80 Salem, va.
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AauIheru Knilronds

NEW YORK, August l5.-The Tribuncs
Washington special says: The investi'
CATIONS of the Congressional committee
in relation to the transfer by our Gov
eminent of the railroads in the South,
seized during the war, have been pub,
Iished. Mr.. Johnson is not implicated
pecuniarily in any of the transfers. A
Mr.. Burns, President of a Tennessee
road, offered Mr.. johnson, then Military
Governor, large interest i'll his road
for his supposed influence but the Gov
ernor got angry and declined it. His
son-in-law, Senator Patterson, received
ST.. 900 for his influence.
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a Gnxe nj RaiAoninR

CmCAGo, August ia case of pois'
oning occurred in Martinsburg, Mclean
county, Friday last, resulting in the
death of three chrildreu of Mr.. Hurt
-Four other children, poisoned al
the same time, we've living at last
accounts. Suspicion rests upon mar
ricd daughter OF Mr.. Hurt and a brother
of hei husband who are under arrest.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August ID.
Flour firm and unchanged for old.
Wheat, fresh ground unsettled at l 81.
Corn quiet ut 81. Oats easier 56ia57i.
Rye lower Mt O5. Barley dull ut 75.
Pork quiet at % 00a23 25. Bulk meats
unchanged and held firm. Lard 12ta12l.
Whisky nominal at 30.
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wha, Loyalty Wn.LWhnI Loyalty IL.

1t was loyalty" to spend $4,000, 00O,-
600, from 1861 TO 1865, to keep the Union
together. 1t is loyalty" now to tax
us $3.50. 100000 per year TO keep the
Uxion apart. 1t was loyalty" then to
vote, and tax, and shrek, and die for
zone government"-the best under the
sun. II is "loyalty" now, to vote, and
tax, and shrek, and dye (niggers) for
two governmeuts-a sham Republican
for the North, and military despotisrn
for the South. "Loilty" is a "big thing"
-ErchdHae