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BY THE CABLE.
AdviOes to the 18th Of October.

LONDON, Oct. l4-2 P. M.-Consols
steady at 81 5.l6; U. S. 52Os 7I7Si nli-
nois Central Tx Erie 46H.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 14-2 P. M.-Cotton
quite active; it is believed sales will
amount to 10000 balesi quotations I'M
changed. Breadstuffs, market buoy
ant; Corn, advanced to 45s lid fer red
western; Wheat to las lodi other arti-
Giles unchanged; Provisions and Pro-
duce unchanged.
LoNDoN. Oct. 14-2 P. M.-sugar
steady at 25s Cd Linseed Oil advanced
to 4O9 los; Sperm Oil quoted at lOds per
tun.
A dispatch from Antwerp reports Pc
troleum quiet.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 1.-THE U. S.
steamer Ticonderoga arrived to-day.
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of PennsyIv"Ht" LeEIslA-

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE Morn
ing Post has returns from the legisla-
tive districts In the State, which give
the following result: Senate, 20 Re
publicans, ID Democrats; House, 81 Re
80 Democrats.
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NEW YORK, Oct. l4.-Private cable
dispatches report the failures of f. &
U. Rail-, and G. Campbell Il Co., cot
ion dealerg at Liverpool. Liabilities
estimated at 2, 900, 600 in gold.
Seventy nine thousand dollars in
spurious 7-30s were taken by the As
sistant Treasurer to the bankers of
whom they were purchased, but they
refuse to receive them, and intend to
test the matter in the court.
at the trial of Eugenns sullivan for
the murder of Michael Farrell, "A YER
Jury. 1t was proven that the wife of the
the deceased.
Mike McCoole and Joe Thoburn have
agreed to contend for the pugilistic
championship of America, and 81, 900 a
side.
1t is stated there is utter want ofcon-
tidence in the credit OF Liverpool firms
here.
The Commercial says combination
of capitalists in this city recently APP
propriated 81 ,000, 600 to be used as mar
gins in the purchase of cotton. The
whole of those margins, We understand,
are now wiped out.
A man named Spencer shot two boys
in Jersey woods on Saturday, tearing
out of its socket an eye of one and bad
~ wounding the other in the lace, be-
cause they mimicked his cry to attract
birds. He was arrested, and proves to
be VIGOROUSLY bad character.
There were 434 deaths in this city last
week.
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New YORK, Oct. I4.-Eugine Sulli-
van, on trial for the murder of Michael
Farrell at l26 Mott street, May 9th. was
acquitted. The verdict was received
with much applause. The homicide
was not denied, but it was proved that
Sullivan's wife was living in open
adultery with Farrell at the time.
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MARBLEHEAD, MASS, Oct. 1.-THE
staging of the new Baptist Church. in
the course OF erection here. fell to-day,
precipitatlng seven men upon the rocks
and debris below. Frank Chamberlin,
OF Lynn, was killed, and the others
were all severely injured, and it is fear
ed three of them will die
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PETROLEO-CALCIUM Gas.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE M
" provements of the age Il the process Of
manufacturing gas by the Professionalism
Gas Company, Of Wheeling. West Va, upon
patents OF DT. j. II. Connolly, from an al
most Yalueiess product OF Petroleum on,
tTeStdtrnTn) in combination with lime,
or lime and coal, 30 simple that LwJ
thousand feet OF Gas may be made by
any farm hand OF stable boy OF ordinary In
telligeuce In three hours. It has been
thoroughly tested upon such Ecale, at the
McLme House in Wheeling, and at the
country residence OF Mr.. ]. p. GilchriEt, near
the same city as To tx the certainty of It's az
fording entirely satisfactory results in the
production OF small and large quantities of
Gas, and can be with great economy applied
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These facts the Officers OF the company
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PAXTON s. oGLEBAY,
Wholesale Grocers
NO. 81 MAIN ST,


WHEELING. w. va.
IIAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
sale at lowest market rates, viz:
10 BsRs Rio Coffee
% half Chests Gunp'r, Y. 81 and lmpI
Teas.
70 Half Chests Black Tea.
% Boxes and Kegs Sup'r Va. Tohaecos.
IS Butts and CaddieS Black It's do
I0O CaddIes Black Us and Navy do
81 Kegs twist do
400 Bols Refined Sugars
- Hhds r. r and Cubs Sugars.
Is Bbls prime StolasSes.
ware SpLeas, y. Z Tar, Cone. Lye, Nader,
Copperis. Alum, LOgwood, Newcastle 81
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other articles usually kept in a Wholesale
Grocery.
We solicit an examination OF our stock
from any one wanting anything In onr line.
sepSJ -
NIIARKS PILdk5 FOR SALE BY Cd
" BERT, End of Stone Bridge. myIu
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NBwsYoRK, Oct. Dion Saturday
night, II year desperate, named
james Spencer, of Statewide, n. j.,
shot at three boys on load of brush,
dangerously, and it is feared fatally
injuring two of them, Thomas and
Waite. The gun was heavily loaded
with bird and duck shot. The other
boy escaped uninjured.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l4.-The Mar
shall' with company of marines.
started, at noon to-day, for another raid
among Illicit stills at Port Richmond.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14.-There was
another raid on the Illicit whiky stills
at Port Richmond to-day, but the dis
tillers were warned some way, and a
large number of still We're removed and
secreted. y quantity Of mash i'll
hogsheads was seized and destroyed
There were large crowds of women and
children in the ueighborhood, but no
disturbances.
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virginia PoIItIcs.--SpIIt in Republic
can RRnks---whRt Gen. schoneId
Thinks of the Result.
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BOOTS & SHOES.
: PORTER a CO.

,TIJHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS
w and Shoes Of all kiudsI No, % Main st.
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Proposed Definition OF Impeachment
and Suspension OF Johnson
During Trial.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
washington Facts and RumOrs.
What Republicans Think OF the SItuR-

The Cabinet Supposed to Favor n
Coup d'EtAt.
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rEsrIN1oNIALs.
WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. 8. u

WHEELING, w. Va. Aug. q, 1857.
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BY the Union Line:
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-22
Still Cropping Out.

The truth with regard to the means
by which the Democratic majority
was swelled so enormously in New
York City, in the last election, is crop
ping out IN many Democratic local.
ties. We have already cited Demo
cratic testimony on this point. We
now give The testimony of another
important eye witness. FERNANDO
WooD, who is now canyassing the
city Tor Mayor. delivered a speech, a
few days ago, ia which he said:
charge that at the late election
the Tammany Hail organization An
ported thieves from Philadelphia to
vote their ticket; and these thieves
were organized in different wards of
the city, and that bands of them voted
in more than sixteen wards and in
more than one hundred and TWENTY
five electoral districts. TCheers. I
More than that: it is known that sew
eral of the Inspectors Of Election,
after receiving the ballot from the
voter, substituted another ballot and
deposited it IN the box"
These thieves all voted the Demo-
cratic ticket, and as the Mozart fac
ton probably practiced the same viii
lainies they charge upon their rivals,
some idea may be formed of the stu
pendous frauds perpetrared by the
New York Democrats, which culmi-
mated in majority unparalleled even
In that centre of corruption.
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KENTUCKY ITEMS.

The seven convicts who lately escaped
from the penitentiary al Frankfort, have
been captured and returned to That insti-
tuition.
The Louisville Courier learns that gang
of highwaymen held possession of the
road leading from that city, a few nights
ago, stopping several persons, and de-
manded their money or their lives.
A large eagle, seven feet seven inches
from tip to tip of wings, was killed near
Carlisle last week. a Mrs. Vaughn fought
a regular pitched battle with him while
alighted in her poultry yard.
Tom CantreIl. who killed Samuel Gallo
way last septic mber, has had his trial at
Princeton, and was sentenced to the peni-
t;ntiary for period of ten years.
Two lads near North Middleton, few
days ago, chased gray fox with two feet
hounds, in circle of three miles, for i've
hours, without intermission.
a Mr.. Kubach was stoned nearly to
death, in his yard at Louisville last sun
day night, by unknown parties. One OF
the stones struck him in the forehead, and
il was supposed his skull was fractured.
The body of man was found, about a
mile from Louisville, on Monday, partly
buried. The skull was mashed, and it was
supposed that he had been murdered for
his money. 1t was thought the murder
had been committed SIX months ago.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Gold closed in New York, yesterday
at 1895.
1t is probable that the House of Con-
gress will adjourn over till Monday.
JEFF. Davis is expected to reach Rich
mond tonight. 1t is expected that his
trial viii commence next week.
Gen. Grants reports are ready and were
submitted some days ago They are the
fl st Department reports ready.
II is stated that the Judiciary Committee
have resolved at once to report On the i'm
parchment question.
Mr.. Kelsey, an able member of the House,
has prepared a bill which lie will intro
duce. the effect of which is to suspend of
fcia!s while being tried for Impeachment.
Chief Justice Chase is of opinion that the
time is not tar distant when the Govern
ment win return to specie payment, at
which time the United States bonds will be
redeemed III specie.
A dispatch from Denver City states that
the Denver and Pacific Railroad Company
has been formed. An early connection
with the Union Pacific Railroad is deter
mined upon.
Quite an interesting debate occurred in
the House on the 2lst, on the subject Of ad-
uniting delegates from Tennessee. This
session of Congress is likely to prove very
interesting, if not exciting.
A terrible &C cident occurred on the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad on
the 2lst inst, at Lockland, by one train
running into another. Four ladies and
one man were burned to death. and nearly
all the train destroyed, being bur ed to
ashes.
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liberty, and hence the surrender found
our only allies IN that quarter enrolled
under that banner. Let our Southern
friends of the old Wing party remem-
Der that the word Democracy does
not no,c mean what it did in By gone
days. Past issues are dead; old party
lines are wiped out; the true and only
meaning now attached to it is that
Conservatism which Is engaged IN the
terrible struggle with the Jacobins Of
our distracted country.
SO says the Lynchburg (Va) Re-
publican, one of the boIdest rebel
papers in the South Will the Demo
Gratis of the North and West consent
to be called "allies by the men who
originated and prosecuted the bloody
rebellion against the Government?
The name Democrat " is preserved
by the rebels because they believe it
to be Synonymous with their own.
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al the World in New Tors.

4 The New York World states. that
the Germans In America are prepar-
ing for vast international Festival,
in which the rife clubs. the singing
societies, and all the vast array Of or
chestral unions of the Old World and
the New, are to be reunited In the
city of New York, In one mammoth ex-
hibition Of skill and emulation, such
as the world has never before wit
messed. The details Of this magnifi-
been decided upon, enable one to
form some conception Of the enter
tainment which is IN preparation Tor
the American public. The pro-
jet, comprehensive and splendid as
it is, originated about three years
ago, at an immense meeting of sharp
shooters from almost every European
country held in one Of the famous
free towns Of Germany. To this
nearly every Schutzen corps in the
United States sent a delegation; and,
after the usual rife matches had
ended, with more or less satisfaction
to the contestants, some one started
the idea of inviting the orga Mutations
OF the Fatherland to visit America.
The idea, however, could hardly take
a practical form at that time, owing
to the still unsettled condition of
public affairs, and the arrangements
of social life caused by late troubles;
but since the United States have re-
sumed that aspect of external tran
guilty, which, in spite of minor
troubles, it now really enjoys, our
Teutonic friends, on each side of the
broad Atlantic; have bestirred them
selves to bring the great scheme to a
brilliant issue.
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Periodicals..

HARPER.-The December number
is the first of d new volume Its IL
lustrated articles are: A Pilgrimage
in Sunny Lands, rhymed narrative
of a journey through Spain and South
err France; the Nurseries on Ran
dali ; Island; Tronville, new French
paradise; and days fighting in Que
retaro, a half a dozen excellent sto-
ries, capital collection of Scottish
anecdotes, the history of Benjamin
Vests love, and the always readable
Editorial Miscellany fill the remain
ing pages. The new volume promises
well.
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LONDON SoCIETY.-This repubiica-
ton, by Messrs. HURD 4 HoUGHToN
tor November, is somewhat in ad-
vance of its predecessors in illustra-
tons and interesting reading matter.
The contents are as follows: The
Piccadilly Papers, Gliustrated); How
| fell into the clutches of King Theo-
dore, (Illustrated) More Metagrams;
The Private Life of Government
Officer, Qllustrated); The Aunt in
Ambush, (Illustrated); Gossip from
Egypt; Gone, (Iilustrated); Sunshine
and Fog; True Blue; Two Brides;
Without Reserve, (IllustratedJ; The
Mail-Guard's Story, Gllustrated); a
Quartette of Beauties from South
Kensington; Thumbnail Studies in
the London Streets, Gllustrated);
An Autumn Revere, illustrated;
Playing for High Stakes; Chapter
xxIx-More Family Affection; Chap
ter Xxx" And does not Meeting
ike this make Amends?" Chapter
xxxI-In Troubled Waters; Table
Talk, and Anecdotes of Society.
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INDIANA ITEMS.

Indiana has reduced her public debt
during the last year over Sl,l00,000.
wind geese are making ravages in the
cornfields a Kosciusko County.
They are making nails at New Albany.
FOrty-one kegs OF los and 2Os were Inana-
featured on Wednesday.
Royal s. Hicks, of Spencer County, IS
spoken of as a candidate 70 Auditor OF
State, on the Copperhead ticket.
Eighty Eneam pments OF the 1. o. o. F .
are reported in this State, with a member
ship OF 3OS5.
\ Mr.. McQuarter was robbed of his
money. near indianapolis. by some high
waymen, last Monday night.
4 Democratic School Director in Sulli-
van has locked a school house against re
lgious worship. The Sullivan County
Union calls ii a mean trick" In anybody
e Sc it would be, but in Democratic Off
cial, it ought not to be so considered.
a man named Carr, a resident of Peru.
was killed at LOgansport, Sunday evening.
Ia jumping from one car to another his
foot slipped, and he was thrown under the
wheel, which ran over his neck, almost
severlnS the head from the body.
a wealthy farmer, named Ben. Tee, who
lived il Washington Township, Tippeca-
noe County, was shot dead in his door
yard, on Monday evening. He was to
have had settlement, at the time. with a
tenant with whom he ha,s some difficultv.
and to mat cause the murder NAV he at
tributed.
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Financial.

We hear from various quarters that
Secretary MCCULLoCH is preparing a
strong document to be submitted to
Congress, in which he will argue the
wisdom and soundness Of his fnan
cial policy. We dare say he will, if
possible, make the worse appear the
better reason. How successful he
will be, remains to be seen. Wash
ing-on correspondents fill the air
with rulnors as to what he will recon-
mend to Congress, and business men
are nervous and anxious with regard
10 his intentions. Among other
things, it is stated that he will ask
Congress to give him power to con-
so!idate the national debt in a new
five per cent. forty year bond. The
main trouble is upon the point of ex-
emp;ing the bonds from taxation. The
Democrats will make q party question
of it, and some influential Republicans
say it is not right to exempt any new
bonds from local taxation. The plan
is, to declare in explicit terms that
the new bonds are payable, principal
and interest, in coin, then the fact
that large class of politicians hold
that the six per cent. bonds are not
payable at maturity in coin, will facii-
itate the exchange and will settle, in a
satisfactory manner, a vexatious and
dangerous question. Some of the
strongest Republicans in the Senate
will favor the scheme of MCCULLOCH,
and the President is expected to back
it.
The Banking Law, Mr.. MoCULLoCH
will. if possible, have remain as it is.
We apprehend, however, that there
will be a disposition on the part Of
prominent Republicans to amend the
Law by changing some of its provis-
ions. A great many very honest
Republicans are puzzled with the
idea that some men buy Government
bonds, deposit them in the United
States Treasury, receive interest on
them, and, in addition, receive for
them circulating notes, which they
can loan out to their neighbors at
rate Of interest fzed by themselves.
The financial problem is a difficult
one, and while many think they can
give a correct solution of it, their
attempted demonstration are usually
failures. Congress will need all of
its prudence and craftsmanship for
this question, and we hope it will be
taken up early and discussed thor
ough!y and satisfactorily.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE.-We never
pick up copy of this periodical with
cut finding something in it to fix the
attention and charm the mind. For
many years it has sustained It's present
advanced position among periodicals.
and seems now to lose none of the life
and spirit Gifts youngerdays. Itsse!ec-
tions from cotemporaneous literature
are always made with such good taste
and thorough adapta bility to the wants
ofethe people that from the outset It's
admirers have been on the increase,
while all that once make It's acquaint-
anee quickly classify themselves
among It's friends. 6 81 IL