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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-31

President johnson has issued his proclamation
appointing Thursday, November 2sth, day Of
National Thanksgiving and Praise.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-31

In New York, the Republican State
Ticket has upon 1t the names Of three sol
diers, Col Mexican, Con. Gates, and Chap
lain De La Matyr. This opposition ticket
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-31

The author of the political article In the Attain
tic Monthly, The Conspiracy at Washington, y
is understood to be Hon. George s. Boutwell,, of
Massachusetts, one of the most patriotic and
clear-headed statesmen in the nation. For prac-
tical and accurate views he has no superior, and
few equals. In 1862, he organized the complex
and extended system Of the Internal Revenue
Bureau. in a form, which slightly modified in de-
tail, rs experience showed to be necessary, has
continued ever since. We should like to SET
Governor Boutwell, in Mr.. McCuoch's place.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-31
CanYassers Wanted.

WE are in want Of CANvASSING AGENTS NJ tb
w hoyntoD's History of the MY .SS,, 'n NJ,
most elegant illustrated work ever issued Ill ti''
any country. Apply for Circular to y
ID. APPLETON s. CO., 443 & 445 Broadway y. =
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE

BY Gen. l.. G. RABER. The astounding reyeal asna
and startling disclosures made In this work nre s on
ting the most intense des re in the minds OF Wy ,c
pie to obtain IT, Its official character and rehuy fa ,e
combined with increased commission, nake u ".
best subscription book ever punished Send for c,r
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any other work. Address r. GARRETT 70 w. 'V-
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Paints for Farmers ard Others.
The Grafton Mineral Paint Company

Are now manufacturing the Best, Cheapest and most
Durable Paint In use two coats well put on, mixed
with pure Lnceed oil will last 10 or 15 years Il is
of light brown beautiful chocolate cocr, and eau
be changed to green, lead stone, olive, or drah
Houses, Earns. Fences, Agricultural implements
Carriage and Car-makers, Wooden-warc, Can,
vas Metal and Shingle Roofs, ut being Fire aud
Water p ooD, Bridges Burial Cases, Canal Boats
Ships and Ships Bottoms, Floor OIL Cloths, Zone
Manufacturer having used 5000 bbls, the past yearl
and as paint for any purpose Is unsurpassed loi
body, durability, elasticity and adhesyeness Price
SO per bbl., of 300 lbs, which will supply farmer
for years to come. Warranted in all cases as above
None genuine unless branded In q trade mark Graf
ton Mineral Paint. Address DANIEL BInWELL
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-31

A DvERTIsER's GAZETTE. New Vol. Pri ,cs
n advanced to ~ per year in advance. Single epPV
2bcts. G. p RoWELL Il CO., Publishers, N. n
omplete Lists OF oil Newspapers in Michigan a,e
W isconsin In November number. Also q comply"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-31

Also, by HENRY c. MOORE, 429 Market street,
Philadelphia, and sTELLMANN, lIINRIcns s
CO., 81 Hanover street. Baltimore, Nd.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-31
HYDRAULIC RAMS.

HvERYBoDY CAN CUT THEIR OWN cI 0Tll-
Ii ng for Men and Boys, by using Parsons Self
III lnsirucing Charts. Complete set sent to any
laddress for $500. Agents order sample. Send
stamps for terms and circular
TUBBELL Il PARSONS, unadilla, N. Y
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
LATEST NEWS FROM THE FRONT!
ANVIL SLAUGHTER % THE ESENN
THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING IN HEAPS
on THE FIELD.

fItIIlS terrible yet desirable result has been
Il brought about by MILLER'S RAT KILLgH.
nne 1T the greatest discoveries IT the age. Il
never fail. but always docs the work effective.
~; dead shot not only IL Rats aud Mice. hut
To knaches, Ants aud all other kinds oT Vermin.
Among III" many advantages II possesses over
all similar preparations. are the following
Il can be- placed with safety anywhere, ~ IL
contains not n particle oi that most dangerous
aud inhnmmablc 81 all known substance,
Hosphorss. which enters largely into the com.
position II all other Rat Pastcs sold. and which
son,ctimes causes serious destruction of proper.
~ by fire we would. therefore. advise farmers
aud others who have much rombustihlc mate.
rial about ;h.ir premises. not to Use these phos.
phorir compounds. q. they run q great risk
thcrefrom.
our Paste II com passed ~ ingredients 81 which
Rats aud other Nrrinin are specially aud of,
hence they will eat IL when they refuse other
kind. II never harlcns and becomes worth
les, like those Ph"-phoric Rat DETERMINATIONS.
but always retains il proper consistency .l''-rs
aud ciicionlly ~ the destruction of these pests
81 humanity a'ivr mentioned Rat. after eat
ing u hHv" raging burning thirst which com.
pcls them :" leave their hole. IA search al
water. AMI II IL" proper prcrauii"n be- used I"
will <" "i {" find IL. ,nI Ii" elsewhere. Fer
particular -" wfapi"f. bottle. Try.
bottle We wall guarantee. Il IN every m.iancr
:" 'l' %. ~ sdN. Prepared only by
\. !. MILLER.
T.: y Howard street. Baliim"r-.
u. WILLIS. A",Nt. T"w-"ni"wn. Md.
June - Nv.
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AVE- MU>DnIiD ,oIL,Rs.

th~ f,st-ars department ~. u.,,r nsViuy
1fii AbniTi"NAL brNTY.
80 s"ld,~ss ~nliiied a. the ai..,e ns,u,y.
$50 ,,s.ivs l.,.Iala ...'tl. m~ui rs at,.iviug =,
nnes. - 81 uAnitisnS AnhT0N.
4 tstsitr at opposite 4 =. count Haass.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
Family Grocery.
Ijams L. Hutchins,
.Ir E. HTGH STREETS. EiiYI.V.EE.

- - HFH NIEIE1S. ~ LII-NGEL,
ini"tiu their ,l.l friends anil .ii.ip.n.r.. ,ui
tiir publ" generally. that they A"rp 81 hand
WINES AND LiVtORS. ia w'.Hl aud glass. i"r
medicinal AMI other purlosr- superior sugar
cured HAMS the choicest brand "i FAMILY
FLoI u: lmI~rial. GanI"wd"r. Young y."l,
and l:lA".. T"Hs Java. Laguira and RI. "il-r:
Lost. crushed. fulVrrisr,l. Clarified and Brown
Sugar Br"nna. tur.'a. Chocolate" Farlnu. hir.
Flour. sage. Yeast Powder. Sardiu".. S.,ucc..
Pickle. Extracts. Salad OIL. rur- Specs. Fig.
Rai.in.. ilmond.. crark"rs. th-.., I'm. inI
orlran. aud Sugar Horse Mnir..rs. K.r"-.n..
superior Canister Powder. >h",. 'irI t'ai,s. AZ
all oi which W. will ."il ut the 'n".i reasonable
price.
Also. they n"w nave r"in"riri With their
''r""ty Store. adjoining i; "n Iisi street. %
store Ter ia" SALE. 81
"f tNoS. PlfoSPIIATEs or All. KIND
PnrpEETTE.
"EOrNh r. N>TER.
CEMENT. Gr.
o." GRAIN aud FEED 81 al alLi-. Ba..i
Hay aud Straw. Field seeds. and C"uuir, rr.,
dnce u, all kind.
re- The highest cash Pre-. At u t.iic- paid
for Oats. Corn. Potatoes. Egg. aud all ether
Country Produce.
With DETERMINATION to keep the hest III
god. and sell On reasonable terms. they h"I~
I" merit continued cvidenr. OF publ- favor
ALFRED lJAMS.
j. ALFRED lirT'lfiNS.
June :, IS6s -lv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
baltimore advertisements.
Here Is a Machine for the Farmers:

t"r@ers. Look at he Grcai .idraafas, - Hcs.h
iag train ,riM
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
STEVENS lIor>E.
81. 81, 25 & 81 Broadway. N. Y,

Nv TIE IT TIT'T = TLHN
I'M STEVEN HORSE well and wid.l.
n"wn :" ih" travelling gihli.. tn" location {.
~. rlally .iiiIllr ., merchant and husin-s,
n"i IL "a "i"-" proximity 1" The business
l,.st al the city i "n tie highway nf South.
"rn and Western travel and ali acent to al the
,'iineipal Railroad and steamboat de,,ois
III" Steven. House hs irral arrnn,np,la
it"ns G.r ever ..Uu gus.t- Il /. we'll furnished
aud prsrf.-s every m-icrn Improvement for
she .'ii'i"g' aud entertainment 81 IT, inmate.
TIA" t'"ins ar" p,ei"u- ani we'll ventilated
provided with a. aud water the attendanc.
- rr"i"r' ani l,criinl and the table /. gen.
''''n ~ provided with "N"ry i"liracy If the
..a 81 - ino'l. fat.rate.
IE". q CHASE 60.
inly a.. GIN. i'i.,.rir,..i.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21

ID WILLIS.
h. TOH>oNI0HN W.
HLAtte
pEr">. Mi.piClNE. AND CHEMICALS.
PERFrMEEY. soaps.
EEr,HEs. TOILET ARTiCLE-. A.ComoI..
FIRE WINES AND LlQU0R>.
for medicinal purposes.
class. PITY. PAINTS. vARNIsHEs.
oils. DYE STUFFs. &C.
P,gsca"s Ir,'crip''oes 'arcfsiiV Co..po".isd.
June 2g.---iv.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
e. q. HIPSLEY,
AND I.IQlOR'

70 IT y -! 'IT'1I. y n TI1''re,
'f'EEbEE.' thahh t"hl friend. ten their for.
/ ineT very liberal patronage. aad by prompt
me- and attention 1" business. will en-
ie3y"r % merit continuance 81 th"irf
isV"r The public ~" respectfully in 80
'i,.d !" cNain.n" "ur .'."k e. CHOICE TEAS
AND FAMILY 1En'EairS. our n,nrtsd
.ni domestic LIQCol> are elected with the
created possible care. frnilie, may confir
ia ia" PURITY "i an artcl. ordered i"r meii
,inal pnrp'."s aud proprietor "i Hotel. may
furnish their bar wiih cn"rc liqu"r..
s-Ali Of which wii. lee ."ld 81 the lnwrst
CASH price. Jan. ~. -. ty.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
BdltimOrc Advertisements.
MIL RS
Rat and Mouse Killer.

4 IFLL IROWN RAT WEIGHN IBOTT
1 IUUND, AND WILL DESTROY
FTIE BUNHELN OF CORN
4 IEIR!'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
HfILDING .NAILRIILS.
BFILUiNI NITERI.1LS'

TlNlIE ATTENTION ~ BUILDERS. CAR
l. rENTERS. CONTRACTORS aud all 9TH
81 Interested ia ia" purchase "i
EriLbfE" HITEEfIL>.
!. invited I" "ur NEW ANk Lik',E STOCK
81 well '"a-"i.c'l and well finished work.
listing -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21
miscellaneous.
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
MY YnrE
- TO " e -
AZ THE

CE.NTR.AL .S7Ui'E WUSE,
x" =" ant u North "ay ST.. CORNER Harrison.
BALTIMORE.
4 wnrLp rc.rr,tiully iulorm NY friends ~
/ ih' county that am still prepared I" furnish
ihrm with the bet aud iuosi approved patterns
"f runKi VI; ASD HEATING STOVES IN the
muL.t ", ~t.,'k Will Ia, found 1" contain a
I,,s aud superior variety -, Stoves. all "f which
have. i,.n ii,liy tested. and an experience of
.. wear ~ the hu tinrs. ia. convinced ine that
%, ..r mot 'irra..''l 'y my To- b" found IA
ihr 49,, rr durability. r''n"iniral operation
~ .t'' i,ri"tN performance. Among the
na,,.h. miv lee. ruuiuvt,ir.l the celebrated
Wm rrun. "''ld b'nuini"n.'
Nnrtrl.' E"yal Coax.
b. N,li,. U"nh. I.rhigh,'
I,rrl.i"r. Iron Witch.
.authrrm >tai Premium '"nk.
"Cnnlirir Cook.
snd l,tg' ,,tiriy 81 rAEl.oH tNp HEAT.
iS'. STOVES. which have h'cn 'cirelri ir"m
tl. h.st nauuia"l"ri,- ~ th, country. and will
i.a N,rr,nic.l r,inp,,i' in their operation.
L.sr AL" IN hand q lnrs" and we'll a.s"ri.
q
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21

] 'hi",ig h"ut thu country RENDERS IL unn.
.'"-snty i,r -. I" ,ay m"r" tn. season. than that
it, romi'"''i'" and quality AZ" precisely the ainr
.,. that h-rri"I"I" sold by ~ tor III. Company
W. hsy. odd ihi. t.uaIt" from the b-gihnin.
under regular sy-ism at rigid Inspection. At
an "xi"-n.. 4" the Company 81 many hundreds
.,f d"ilnr- annually This j. done i,r the J,rY
hci."n alike 81 H.. ',ssis''. aud the 'ossgaay.
a. IL j. inanir.i I" all VIII" un. nj the trade
~ irr,ilis"r. that il "am ne, i.. safely r"nluc,
81 "n ahs "th.r principle. III, imlH'rlaiirr
aud "N,rmt "i H." trade l.mani- this pr"icr
t"n.
Piss",. .tr',h,''' ~ Inspection i"r every cargo
.old. Consumers mu.i observe the nam. Of
JOHN :. REESE 4 90. branded al III. bsgs
none other genuine. June 81. jim.
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CANFIELD. BROS. ~ 60.
229 BALTIMORE s;T.
CORNER OF CHARLES


329 BALTIMORE ST.
CORNER OF CHARLES.
ma ~ 4 IIAE NTOCK OE'-
Gold Watches Tor Ladies' aud Gentlemen.
Silver Hunting cas. Watches of all kinds.
Uold chatelain Vest aud Guard Chain-.
Diamond Earrings. Pins. bracelets Rings.
Rich suits of Jewelry "f new styles.
Bracelets. Necklaces. Earring. aud Plus 81
great variety.
Pearl, Carbnncl-. seal aud other Rings
Silver SIsH'ns, F"rk-, Ladies', batter Knives,
4c., A..
Silver Pitchers, tiubl-ts. cups. salts, Ac.
Fancy Silver G'aals 1T new styles.
Plated Tea aud toHse sets of late patterns.
Casters, Baskets. lee Pitchers aud Cups,
Plated ar Alabata Forks anL SIsons ~ best
quality.
Table aud Pocket Cutlery. scis."rs Racers.
Watchcs carefully repaired.
Fans. Opera glasses. Portnonaies. beautiful
Paris Gilt aud Porcelain Vases beautiful Par.
IL Card Receivers aud uther articles pTuut's
Hair sud Tooth Brushes Fine Marble aud
bronsed Paris clerks; Brnzsd Figures aud
OTnai1ent-.
MILITARY GOODS
swords aud Belts for Army aud Navy. sash.
60, spurs, Butions. Lace, Cord, Navy Lace.
Cape, stars and Euibroidefies. Army EinbFoi.
defiss ~ all kinds. Chevrons. bindings, cloth,
A.. Field Glasses, Pistols aud Cartridges.
March -, leof.-iy.
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'I'IE GREATEST TONIC
q f. Il II j.. AG t..
Morning star Bitters.

TIN. wonderful TONI, j. unctuall-d Us a
eur" i"r L'r'r tan ia'"f. DysyCl's,d. Iccsr d"d
ig"s. H'i,p", Iaf.rmifi,af 1ad Rtmitf.nf Err,.
Il is ~" Invaluable ~ NERVOUS WEAK.
NESS 81 al L.u'l-. e. II will r-.t"f" ~" wasted
strength with Wonderful I'cTinanenrc.
II will u" i'rUi Totally different from any
other biti"r-. aud - - pronounced I,y inany "i
III" beet ply -i'i"i- -. The '.'ithtit.
T. ~,aia,a. -, M~...f... Is.,oaoas ,pai.,.s..
t'' = ,."!-''f '"f'rsiy ~ T.gs,"
H. Mr's.
f"i further pr-i ni"i ai,r.,ati"m 81 il.
Invaluable I'rrvrntiy" aud curative prUp.fiir..
So" th' published reference. 81 medical grnil-
men "i .ianiing. VII" have examined it, met
IL. unanimously agreeing that NJ mineral or
other huriiul substance. 80 often found in the
10 rtii,d vegetable. btitrf- 81 the dav. can h-
discovered 20 tin, truly h-althml and elegant
pr"r"fTii"n.
EEFERLNcES.
Th"tna- KING 'aTr"ll. VI. H.. church Greek.
Md. !. q. Garter. ". H.. =: East Baltimore ST
BEltn,"r-. Mi. ,. lic.-rcamu. chemist sud
Phsrnpr~niist. =. ian"v-r ST. bait more. Md e:
!. H. Porter. Pastor al the South Presbyterian
Church. BaIIim"r'. Md: / !. Mitchell. ""
:l6 canton Avenue. Baliim"r". Md ". Pow
81. lGY Lombard 81. Baltimore. Md. Din.i,Iufr
4 KYLE Ia? Ptstt STREET. Baltimore. MI. and
many others.
Si""' Generally.
wH"L ENiLE bEP"T
Ar the CoMPAEY'S OFFICE.
len >."t mat. Hrsl'.
BALTIMORE. Mt.
P" Ear sic '.y Il. WILLIS. As"i'.
T"ws"mt"wn. Nd.
At,rl Isl.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21

(tALL At q. u. cLEAvELAND A CO's..
- iai n. Gay 81. dnnF fFuin FRONT,
heiurc purchasing ytnf FALL AND WIN
TER nn1 QQQna, - iAnn. at..--aI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-21

MACIil\ERY.
Wn"lr-alr and Retail Dral"r- ~
SEEn>. FERTILIZERS AGHltULTTEAL
HARDWARE.
.>OETUEEN AGENTS. IA.
"BdrA"y" Moving aud k'apins Machines.
Wagner celebrated Gram ',uIitu DRILL
American Susa. Mill, aud Evai"iaior,
Tia" wa"r,tas-, Thrr-hrr- aud cleaner.
Grants Gram fadl"-.
Til" celebrated Maryland Wh".l lI"r..
Race.
Montgomery E""kaway wheat Fans.
The "k"ys;.u"' t'ii.T Mill.
Hu,chins"n- Family Wine aud ,nl"r Mile.
aud g general -,r'E "f implements aud Marhi
merry. embracing NEARLY every variety IA use.
Tn 49," Mnrh.n. hav" all 1T the latest
iHpT' .cmetts, aud ,rr confidently recommen
lr.l 90. ,h, lees; "i IT,. kind ~ ,hccuuntry.
f','''f . !"'''' q my Of ~. aiort u"'h"s.y
'"r."shc'. a..i Htcs,a., E,ya,rd
~ NHDRT .NOTIfE.
W. hav" ~ store large and carefully select
cd stock "i Garden. Ficld and Flower Seeds.
whirh We confidently recommend ~ fresh and
genuine. Send tor one OF our Seed Catalogues.
giving practical directions for planting all Va
ri"t.. 1f Seed.
- Garden ani Flower Seed, forwarded by
Mail. March .. lS61.--Iy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-05

NEW XORK, Sept.4.-Elias Howe, Jr.,
inventor of Sewing Machines, died
in Brooklyn last night.
The Academy OF Medicine, of this
city, collected 1900 which was for
waTded TO New Orleans for the relief
of Yellow Fever sufferers.
The Staten Island Medical Society
has made arrangements TO send two
physicians 10 New Orleans to attend
the sick.
A murderOns affair occurred last
night on the corner OF Division Avenue
and First streets, in which two men
named Hammond Grass and Weber,
were stabbed by Lawrence A. Chardt.
Grass died within an hour. Weber
though wounded severely will not prove
fatal. The murderer was arrested.
Couklin, the defaultinR cashier of the
New Milford Bank, was arrested at
Pokeepsie, on Tuesday, by the Sheriff
and committed for trial. A dispatch
was sent TO New Milford asking how
10 dispose of him, but no answer being
returned up to evening he WAS set at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-05

ST. Louis, Oct. 4.-Generals Sherman,
Harvey, Sanborn and Terry and Sena-
tor Henderson, Indian Peace Commits
sioners, will leave here to. morrow for
Fort Harker, thence TO Medicine Lodge
Creek, south of the Arkansas river,
where they will hold grand council
with the Indians. Col. Taylor Will
Join the commission at Lawrence. Col.
Tappan, another commissioner, left
here Yesterday with 10000 worth OF
clothing and other goods for presents
to the Indians.
kilograms for Superintendent Muir
ply, of the Central Superinten-
dency, now at Medicine Lodge Creek +,
say there are now two thou
sand Indians assembled, composed
of Cheyennes, Arrapahoes, kiowas
and Comanches. They are being fed
by the Superintendent. They are
anxious to meet the Commissioners to
confer on terms OF peace and about
something more to eat.
Little Robe, Cheyenne chief of the
dog soldiers, is still on the WAR path,
and it is supposed that IL was some of
his band that attacked General Marcy's
train on the 25th ult., at Paunee fork.
II is reported that Roman Nose, an
Arrapahoe chief, has gone to bring In
the hostile parties. de, with some OF
the friendly chiefs, it is stated, are de-
termined to chastise the refractory
dogs soldiers, If they refuse to come in.
The Indian Agent, Col. Leavenworth,
telegraphs that the KiOwas and Com
anches are anxious to meet the COM
missioners and conclude treaty with
them.
The family of Little Robe were mas
sacred mt Sand Geek by Col. CoYing-
ton, but he says he does not go to war
for that, but because OF the burning of
the Cheyenne camp. by the troops, last
spring. After the Sand Creek massacre
the Indians came in, assured, as they
assert, that the Government disap-
proved of the affair.
Mr.. Beovean is now at Fort Laramie,
and telegraphs to the Commission that
he is confident that the hostile tribe in
that section are disposed 10 peace. and
will come in TO meet the Commission
in November
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BY THE CABLE.
AdviOes to 1.-THE 4th of October.

FLORENCE, Oct. 3-Eveuing.-The
rebels hold many posts in the province
of Viterbo, and await the attack of the
pontiticial corps.
LONDON, Oct. 3-Evening.-It is re-
ported that policeman had been shot
and killed in Rosedale, by some
Fenians. a policeman was attacked
and nearly killed, in this city, by a
band of Irishmen, last night. These
events, in connection with the recent
occurrences in Manchester and Ireland,
have given rise to rumors OF wide
spread Fenian conspiracies.
VIENNA, Oct. 3.-Ths Roman Catho-
lie Bishops OF the Austrian Empire
have met in Congress, and declared
their opposition to any change in the
con cordat now established between
Rome and Austria.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Midnight. - The
Turkish government has made an apol-
ogy to the United States Ambassador
ut Constautiuople, for the insult offered
to one OF the messengers attached to the
United States Consulate.
The Emperor OF Russia has demand
ed of the Sublime Porte the cessiUn OF
the Island of Gambia to Greece.
LONDON. October 3-Evening.-Con-
soils 81 BIG, for money; American Sc
curities closed as follows: Bonds 7l1[;
Illinois Central 7674; Erie Az; Great
Western 237[. The weekly returns of
the Bank OF England show that the
amount of bullion in the vault has in
creased G5OO, 900 since last report.
LIVERPOOL, October 3-Evening.-
The markets were heavy all day, and
closed at a decline of I'D: corn 42s cd
per quarter for new mixed western;
wheat las Cd for California white, and
lbs cd for Milwaukee red: barley IS Sd;
oats IS cd; provisions Irregular, and
prices unchanged.
ANTWERP, Oct. 3.-PetroIeum SCI. for
standard white.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4.-Evening.-Pe-
troleum Id higher; refined steady at
Is sgd.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4.-Noon.-Marl<ets
unchanged. Cotton-saIes for the week
&c, 900 bales; stock, FOG, 900 bales; 22I, 900
American.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-Noon.-Illinois, II.
American securities tirmer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-05

New YORK, oct. 4.-The Tribune's
special suys Hunter, who has been par
doned by the President, says in his pc
tition that he proposes to devote himself
to the pursuits of private life; that he
submits loyalty to the authorities of the
United States, and recognizes the pow
er of the General Government to estab-
lish its policy in the South. He will
counsel conformity to that policy with
as mnch peace and contentInent as
possible. He recognizes the necessity
of su omission, and feels the Importance
OF repose to the country. He says that
President Lincoln did not doubt that
he, Hunter, would do what he could to
aid in the work of peace and recon-
struction in Virginia; that Mr.. Lincoln
expressed desire TO see him when in
Richmond, and sent for him.
The rebel newspapers OF Georgia and
Alabama contain appeals to the South
ern whites, not to vote ut the coming
election for u convention 10 reOrganiZe
the States.
Secretary McCulIoch has dismissed
Assistant Commissioner Messmore, and
told him TO appealif he wished to.
The Herald's special says: The con-
tracts with Southern railroads and
steamboat companies for the Transport
tation of mails throughout the South
are all being satisfactorily carried
out.
Inc u IL
stood has received an order from the
Secretary of War to reduce the clerical
force in his department. 1t is estimated
that about 400 clerks have been dis
charged by a similar recent order.
Secretary Browning's health is fairly
improving and he will soon resume his
duties instead OF resigning as reported.
The Times special says several prom
inent Republicans hold the opinion that
in case the House presents the Presi-
dent for impeachment, he will be sus-
pended from office during his trial.
Hereafter, by General Grants order,
preference is TO be given in all bureaus
of the War Department to clerks-hrst,
who we're wounded in service; second,
the soldiers honorably discharged, and
thirdly, to civilians having families.
A special 10 the Post dated Washing
ton, Oct. 4th, says: Rumors of cabinet
changes are current, whether there is
any truth in them or not. It is known
ut least that one officer of the cabinet
General GranD anticipates being re-
lieved from the duties of the position OF
Secretary of War Mt no distant day.
A prominent official OF the War De-
partnent stated to-day that Gen. Grant
has held himselfin readiness for a week
past to surrender his portfolio to whom
soever might be appointed to succeed
him.
Col. Henry, the American Consul at
Quebec, Canada, has rendered his resig
nation, to take effect Immediately.
A Wall street rumor says that the
President has determined to call Gen.
Sherman TO the War Department.