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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-09
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, October S.-The Jap.
auese ram, Stonewall, arrived from
Bridgetown, Barbados, on the eth in
slant and would sail on the 10Th.
A portion Of the House committee on
Elections, under the Craftsmanship of
Schofield, of Pennsylvania, meets at
Lexington, Kentucky, on the 18th inst,
to carry on an investigation as to the
alleged disloyalty of the representa-
tiyes elect from that State.
A subcommittee of the Judiciary
committee will assemble tomorrow in
the Capital to commence an investigs-
ton assigned to it, namely, as to wheth-
er the State of Maryland possesses Re-
publican form Of government.
The select committee on the maltreat-
ment of Union prisoners of war, will
commence its session at Boston, on the
18th inst, under the Craftsmanship of
Shanks, of Indiana.
Nothing definite las transL ired as to
the proposed action of General Buffers
select committee on the assassination of
President Lincoln.
The select committee on Southern
Railroads proceeds South from this city
on the 10th inst, under the chairman
ship of McClurg, of Missouri.
Ex-senator Stockton, of New Jersey,
had an interview with General Grant
this morning. ~
Secretary Seward will leave to-mor-
row morning for Auburn to attend to
private business. a...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-09
RADICAL Loss IN THE Dis
TRICT OVER $500.
THE NATION REDEEMED
LIBERTY UNsHACKLED!
DESPOTISM DAMNED!
DAY has come with a brighter sun,
God has remembered the world.

DQv has come Win u SUI
God has remembered the world
We append the returns OF yesterdays
elections so far as they have been re-
ceived. Though incomplete, they bear
testimony to a terrific popular revolu-
ton. Yesterdays work is as astonishing
as it is gratifying. The people are
moving for relief with fearful power
that cannot be resisted. and will not be
stayed. The dispatches fully warrant
the assertion that the Democrats have
carried Pennsylvania, that the Negro
Amendment is defeated in Ohio, and
that THURMAN, the Democratic eandl-
date for Governor in the latter State, is
In all probability elected. Judge
SHARswooD's gains are tremendous. He
carries Philadelphia by 5000. Last year
that city went Radical by 53se. The
Democratic gain in Philadelphia alone
is nearly $500. A proportionate gain
over the entire State would elect
SHARswooD by an enormous majority.
THURMAN gains 5000 in Hamilton
county alone. Anything like similar
gain throughout other parts of Ohio
will make him Governor by nice ma
jority. The returns so far, show ratio
of gain sufficient to elect him. The Ne
gro Amendment is beaten out of sight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-09
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, 0ctobers.
FLOUR-In good demand and very
firm; II 75a12 25 for family.
WHEAT-Firm; 270 for No. i red;
receipts quite light.
CORN-Advanced to %, holders ask
ing Os at the close.
0ATS-Advanced to 6saG9 and held
at 20 at the close. l
RYE-In demand and firm at SO.
BARLEY-In demand; prime to cdoice
| 65a1 75.
C0TTON-pull; middling at Il:
TOBACCO-Firm; demand good.
Observation-Disclosures at "a in bond.
MESS PORK d LARD-Unchanged
and steady.
BACON-In active demand; sales SIG
hogsheads at 14t for shoulders; l7!al7i
for clear rib sides, aud 1871 for clear do;
all kinds held 3c higher at the close.
HOGS-Sold to-day at 9 20 net.
BCTTER-Firm, at l2a3s
EGGS-Sales at %.
CHEESE-Sales at l4ta15.
SCGAR-Sales at l2al5i.
COFFEE-Sales at 24a27f.
LINSEED OIL-Dull, at I l6.
SEEDS-Dull, excepting fax, which
is in demand at 40a2 80, from agents of
Eastern crushers. ,.-z-
NAILS-Declined 80 per keg; demand
light.
GOLD-l44f.
EXCHANGE-Dull; supply large.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-09
New York stock Market.

- ES New YORK, October 8.
Z Stocks active, closing fevarish and
lower. A large portion of the short in
terest has been closed and the specula-
tive interest, which has been kept alive
by the Erie contest, is now dying out.
Canton, 45a46; Cumberland, 3Oa3l;
Quicksilver, 25a254; Mariposa, 9a94;
Pacific Mail, 143ial43i; Atlantic, 1l39a
l149; Western Union Telegraph, 36ia374;
New York Central, 1134a114; Erie, goa
SOL; Hudson, 125al25t; ex. dividend, Z
per cent; Reading, l02tal02!; Ohio
Certificates, 26ia27; Wabash, preferred,
6a; St. Paul, ASH; do preferred, 81; Mich
igan Central, 1O9al095; Michigan South
ern, s3fas4; Illinois Central, l224a l225;
Pittsburgh, slsas24; Toledo, 13oal3l;
Rock Island, 1034a103s; Northwestern,
44a44t; do preferred, 67sa6a; Fort
Wayne, l00fal0l; Missouri is, lO4; new
Virginias, 45a4s; new Tennrssees, 62t.
Express Shares-Wells, Fargo & Co.,
So: American, 59ia6l; Adams, 594
United States, 50; Merchants Union, 234'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.


- - NEwYoRK, October s.
COTTON-Steady; sales 1900 bales at
2Oc for middling upla..ds.
FLOUR-Receipts l6,sO9 barrels;
market less active; common and medl-
UNI grades l0c lower; sales 1920 barrels
at 9Oa9 IS for superfine State and
WESTERN; 10 40al1 80 for extra western;
10 Goals 20 for round hoop Ohio; IL 0Oa
1875 for st. Louis. California -four
dnll; sales $50 sacks and barrels at ii %
alb so. Sales $50 barrels Rye flour at
7 O0a9 90.
WHISKY-Quiet; sales 100 barrels
at So for western, bonded.
WHEAT-R ceipts $1,000 bushels;
market opened la2c better; closed quiet
with an advance; sales II 900 bushels at
2 32a2 344 for No. aspiring; 2 38a2 40 for
No. do; 9 10 for inferior spring; 2 75a
2 80 for amber Michigan; 03 for white
Michigan; 3 l3 for white California.
RYE-Scarce and nominal; sales at
| Gal 20 for western.
BARLEY-Firm; sales at 20 for Can
ada West.
CORN-Receipt 1910 bushels; Dab
better; sales 965 bushels at 3a4O for
mixed western; closing 1t 3Sal 80 in
store and afloat. q t.
S-Receipts 14,250 bushels; mar
ket 2a3 better; sales 10000 bushels, at
77da8O for Ohio and Chicago, including
large parcels deliverable all the month,
at 7S!aS0.
RICE-Quiet and unchanged.
COFFEE-Steady, and in fair de-
mand. =,
SUGAR Quiet, without material
change; sales $50 hhds Cuba at l24al24.
MOLASSES-In moderate request;
without decided change. .-...
HOPS-Quiet, at 40a65 for American.
PETROLEUM-Crude firm at l4al4t;
Refined, bonded, at 35a35t.
PORK-Opened steady and closed
heavy; sales of $500 barrels ut % 56a
% 81 for mess, closing at % 60 cash;
20 50a2l W for prime.
BEEF-Quiet; sales l25 barrels at
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet at 30 for west
ern.
BACON-Quiet; sales $4,000 pounds
short ribbed at l4I.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and steady; sales
of $50 packages at 13c for shoulders,
and 16alSic for hams. ...r
LARD-Quiet; sales of 75O bbls at
l44a14Ic.
BUTTER-Firmer at l5a3Oc for Ohio.
CHEESE-Quietat llal6c.
LATEST p. VI.
FLOUR-Closed dull at l0al5 lower.
WHEAT-Quiet at 2 32a2 30 for No.
and 80 for No. spring.
RYE-Scarce and firm at Goal 61 for
western.
OATS-Steady at 79ta5O for Chicago
and Ohio.
CORN-Quet at 35al 80 for good to
prime mixed western.
PORK-Lower: sales of 500 barrels OF
mess at % so cash and 90 60 for regular;
market closing dull and heavy with free
sellers at quotations.
BEEF-Nminal. q s
CUT MEATS-Dull and dropping.
BACON Quiet and steady.
LARD-Lard heavy at l44al4f Tor
fair to prime steam aud kettle rendered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-09
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-09
Prsud-E..OmcinI. Indicted.

NEW YORK, October 8.-Charles
Sweitzcr, editor OF the Evening Mail,
has been arrested, charged by Simeon j.
Ahern, with selling him upon fraudu'
lent representation an interest in
the Evening Gazette newspaper, pub
lished in this city.
Ex-Collector Callicstt, ex-deputy Col
lector Allen, George ]. Hardy, Lewis
Fancher, Alexander Cunningham and
Augustus j. Dayton have been indicted
by the grand jury and will be arraigned
to-day for conspiracy to defraud the
government.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-09
PENNSYLVANIA.
Special Dispatches to the Register.

PHILADELPHIA COUNTY.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October a.-Demo.
cratic majority in the city is estimated
at 5000. Large Democratic gains are
reported all ever the State.
ARMSTRONG COUNTY.
Brady's Bend-Radical maj. 80; gain
53.
WESTMORELAND COUNTY.
Latrobe-Democratic maj. II; gain of
IL.
INDIANA COUNTY.
Blairsville gives Radical maj. of 20.
Salisbury, Democratic maj. of Z.
FAYETTE COUNTY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS maj. l02.
VENANGO COUNTY.
Pithole-DemoCratic maj. 2.
CAMBRIA COUNTY.
Galiitzin-Democratic maj. 20.
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
Linesville-Radieal majority o..
Titusville-Radical maj. IS.
Corry-Democratic gain 173.
BEAVER COUNTY.
New Brighton-Radica Maj. ia.
LYCOMING COUNTY.
williamstown-Radi maj. in three
wards 237; Democratic gain 1875.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
acknowledgements gain in three
districts 80.
FULTON COUNTY.
Neutrality-suspicious. Ayr and
Tod 10; Is maj. for SharswoOd, u gain
of IL.
CLARION COUNTY.
Four districts heard from gives Dem
ocratic gain of 2S.
ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
Williams maj. is between 5000 and
1000.
MERCER COUNTY.
Jsmestown-Radical majority 81;
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Greenville-Radical majority q; gain
of23. Hr~gEf- AEs.LEE
IT, ADAMS COUNTY. -
Gettysburg-92 majority for Will
liams; Democratic gain of $50.
Cumberland Tp.-20 maj. for Shars-
wood; gain of ls. 20 49,
MIFFLIN COUNTY.
Lewistown- sharswood has q gain of
80 over Geary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-09
New York Dry Good. Market.

NEW YORK, UctOber :.
The dry goods market is devoid of
activity, yet moderate inquiry prevails
and prices are becoming more steady.
We quote Atlantic A, brown sheetiDgs
at 16t and Augusta do lat; Lyman ID,
brown do II; Reynold A A, yard wide,
bleached at II; Denham do at l4i; War
rem o, do at IA, Wamsutta at p; Tasca-
rora at ~; New York mills at 27.. In
DENNIS stripes and ticks no important
change to notice. Prints are i'll steady
request ut the reduction. Delaines are
in good demand at 22t for all regular
makes and Spragues at 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-09
Associated Press dispatches.

CLEVELAND, October S.-Erie county
complete gives 40U Radical majority
a Democratic gain of 100 on the judicia
election of lS66. Loss OF the amend,
ment conceded on all bands.
Montgomery county gives about 300
Democratic maj.
Cincinnati returns are incomplete,
but the election of Smith, Radical, to
Congress is doubtful, the Democratic
vote being cast largely for Carey, indie
pendent. The majority against the
amendment will be large.
Sandusky county complete gives Cpl
Democratic majority; against amend
ment SUO; Democratic gain $50.
Clark county gives about 1900 Radi.
cal maj; for the amendment 700; Demo
cratic gain.
Seneca county gives about 1000 Dem.
ocratic maj; against the amendment
1900; Democratic gain 600.
Cuyahoga county gives Radical
maj. of 23O0; Democratic gain ESQ.
CLEVELAND, October 5--l2:30 AM
Henry county, Democratic maj. about
500; amendment runs behind 20 to. Is
Democratic gain in county sol. Allen
county, 1000 Democratic maj, and 11OO
against amendment. Putnam county
1900 Democratic maj, and 400 agains
amendment; Democratic gain 600.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-09
Toledo Market.

- TOLEDO, October :.
Flour dull. Wheat, white amber &c
lower, and No. spring &c lower; sales
of white Michigan at , IS; amber 60;
No. l spring 10; No. : do 2 73, and
spring 81. Corn a shade better; sales
of No. Wabash at l4s; No. do at IL;
rejected at l0i; No. at l IL. Oats
quiet; No. is held at 62i. Rye is a.
shade lower; sales of No. l at 32f.
Barley is Sc better; sales of No. l at 30.
Lake freights, &c on wheat. BIC on Corn
to RnffnlO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-09
Associated Press Dispatches.

Associated Press dispatches
pu,,AprLpu1A. October e.-The cleo
t;on for Judge of the Supreme Court
occnrred in this State to-day. The
Democrats voted for George Sherwood,
of Philadelphia, and the Republicans
for Henry w. v illiams, of Allegheny.
The following returns are received:
Ten wards of Philadelphia, which is
less than half the city, give the Repub-
licans loss of 1878. Lancaster county,
Lancaster City, gives Sbarswood 373
mai. Cumberland county, Carlisle, gives
Sharswood ASP maj. Democratic gain OF
SO. SuGquehaana county, Great Bend,
gives Ketchem, Radical, for Congress TO
fiji the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Dennison, $50 maj. Susquehanna
Borough, gives 81 Radical maj, gain OF
81. Lycoming county, Nipperose town
ship, gives Sharswood - mai, Demo-
cratic gain.
The city returns are compared Win
the Governors vote, when Geary mad
1893 majority. In the 18th ward VIII
liams' majority is 23l, Radical loss OF
81: 18th ward, Williams maj. $50, Rad
zeal loss of 494; 10th ward, Williams
mai. 1913, Radical loss 100; 9th ward,
Williams maj. lSS, Radical loss III; 9th
ward. sharswood's maj. 1880, Radical
loss 800; 18th ward, Sharswoods maj
1894. Radical loss 300; llth ward, Shars-
woods mai. ll2, Radical loss 2U7; 9TH
ward, Williams maj. $50, Radical loss
282; Sd ward, Sharswood's maj. 937, Rad
ical loss PSI; Sth ward, Sharswood's maj.
81 R.diral loss 20T
l0P. M.-The Union League acknowl-
edges Democratic gain of 500 here III
the city-2500 Democratic majority.
The Democrats claim the city, and
are rejoicing, with professions, over the
prospects of having Il majority In the
State. In Allegheny county, Williams
majority is estimated at 5000; Demo
cratic gain of 1900. In PhGnixville,
Schuylkill county, Williams majority
is "a; Democratic gain of al. In Potts
town, Montgomery county, Sharswood
has AZ majority; Democratic gain OF
IL. In Philadelphia, the LIST ward gives
Williams l43 majority; Radical loss of
349. The Doth ward gives Williams
COL majority; a Radical loss of 1875.
lth Ward gives Sharswood 1902, Demo
cratic gain $50. 9th Ward, Sharswood,
239, Democratic gain 222. 18th Ward,
Sharswood Gil, Democratic gain 452.
10th Ward, Sharswood 90, Democratic
gain $40. Twenty wards are heard
from, showing Democratic majority of
about 2500. Seven wards are to hear
from that gave u Radical majority last
wear and one that gave a Democratic
majority. The Radicals cOncede that
Sharswood has carried the city by more
than 1000 majority and the State has
gone the same way by several thousand.
The Democratic city ticket and judicial
are also carried. Wayne county gives
a Democratic majority of $50, Radical
gain 275. Schuylkill county gives
Sharswood majority of about 100
the same as last year. Cumberland
county gives Sherwood 80, Democrat
ic gain Ii3.
2lst ward, Williams 276, Democratic
gain of 167; 22d ward, Williams $50,
Democratic gain of Ia; Oath ward,
Williams 136, Democratic loss of ~;
9th ward, Williams lOS, Democratic
gain of 162 Four wards remain to be
heard from. The present Democratic
majority is 1871.
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AMOS LAYMAN.
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1890 A. Mn Franklin county
Thurman's majority Is twenty-siX hun
dred, a Democratic gain of over seven
hundred. Erie county, eight hundred
Democratic gain. GAINESVILLE, two hun
bred and fifty-seven Democratic gain.
Piqua, two wards, one hundred Demo-
cratic gain. Newark, cighty-three
Democratic gain. Lancaster, Democrat
ic gain of one hundred and twenty-one.
Fremont, one hundred and fifty Demo
cratic gain. ChillicOthe. one hundred
and sixty-fve Democratic gain. Mans
field, seventy-three Democratic gain.
Steubenville, two hundred and forty.
seven Democratic gain. Sandusky City,
four hundred Democratic gain. Cir
eleville, eighty Democratic gain. Cleve-
land, three hundred and fifty Demo
cratic gain. Wellsville, seventy-fve
Democratic gain. Montgomery, five
hundred majority for Thurman, Dem.
ocratic gain of four hundred and eighty.
AMOS LAYM,N.
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