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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-23
THE BRINKERHOFF
CoTnShelleH
Separator and Cleaner

The trial of this machine at various County
and State Fairs, and the judgement OF every
who sees and uses it, unite IN Pronouh.
seiRg Rrink6rhOff'sCO Corn Shelter the best eVel
invented. With it a mans anSheH has croE
of cOrnrat his leisure without an assistant
and thereby save in a short time more uhan
than h cost of a shelter.
b Corn Shelter haStak9nthe nrSt pIeIni'
um for three years past at the New VOTE
State Fair, when but partially perIecIed. ~
has since been brOughttO q degree OF perlec'
ton, which makes it complete.
The following is the report OF the Judges
on this machine, at the great trlaI OF AgLl'
cultural Implements held at Auburn NJ.
in July, 1866, under the auspices OF the Nc"
York Agricultural Society.
Anon the machines on exhibition was .
Hand Corn Shelter, Separator and Cleaner
exhibited by j. BrinkerhOft, Auburn, n; 4
We have carefully examined and Thoroughly
tented this machine, and have no hesltaIlQH
IN p"rOnOuncing it the BEST CORN SHELL
LER WE ENER SAW. 1t eadu adapls
itself to ears Ofany size or sheus cietIHI
and with great Tapidity and ease, ana tne
same operation separates the corn from the
cob, and the chaf from the corn, ana oeiIN'
erS the corn ready for market n II re
quires but the labor of but one person 10 OPP
crate it. The whole affair is simple In cOu-
j. S. GOULD, Pres. n. Y. Ag. So.
= ~ s.BOBfs0N, Az EdaN Y. Tribune
~ LE Sc obi. '"ELHSa3Z
Reports of Agricultural Fair Committees
and opinion of Agricultural and other Jour
nails, might be cited at great length, but we
content ourselves with the following Iettei
as Gaping them all:
Copy Of Letter 'FRONT.' u S. Agent for FarlS
Universal EXpOsition.9
b@ No.4O Park ROW, Times Building. !
..F EFn. NEW YORK, Dec. Sth, 1866.
AIR.J. BRENKERHoEF, Esq,-Dedr 81: MY
Advisory Committee, appointed to select I'm,
.plements for Exhibition at the UnlYefsa,
Exposition in Paris, fn1S57, have selected ano
RECOMMENDED to me your Corn Shelter as th'
best in America.
I have accepted their report, and will for
ward your Shelter, if delivered here ready Iol
shipment, on or before Januarylst, 1871.
'~ You Truly, &c. DERB1
Price, $S5 and $50.
According to finish and size ofbalance wheel
Sample shelters shipped on receipt of thu
price, and warranted to give satisfaction, OF
the Machine will be taken back and thu
money iefunded upon notice within q reason
able time. Address,
WIN +. DEM, Agent,
.-lyI2-5-Iy F.r BrownyiHe, Nebraska.
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The news that has 80 far reached as by
our country exchanges from adjoining
states, fully endorses the views we pub
lished on Saturday morning. The dana
q by the rains and the worm have
been so extensive as to preclude any hope
Of 2 cotton crop mors extensive than
1860. 600 bales. Corn, too, has been al
facted by the extreme wet weather that
prevgiled SO long and is in maDy places
rottiag In the fields. In u Finance
and Trade department We puelisn some
statistics in reference to this subject that
may be of great service, not only to
those who usually resort to it for the
news which it contains, but for all who
are thoughtful as TO the future and de-
sire to shape their course by existing
facts. Perhaps the present delightful
weather may exert a favorable influence
and to SONG extentreRair the damage in
fficted upon cotton In the field, tut it is
80 much q " perhaps hat we do not
lay any store by it-don't count on it,
and advise u readers 10 the same pur-
port.
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= EsNAEz.

gTIvCINNATI, September 28.-The Buck
eye Club ss9snsd tv-dsy VIII three races.
Tbe weather was pleasant and the at
tendance good. The first race, the
Jockev Clue nurse Of $3.50, a dash OF &
mile and a haif, free for ali, was won By
Kitty Free, Skylight being second, Jas.
Fordis brown huy, BY Lexington, third,
Maggie Hunter, fourth, Richeiieu, fifth,
and EnmeE5e, sixth. Time 2:43f. The
second race fer the Jockey CiUb purse Of
$500, for three year oiis, mile heals, was
wcn by Minnie Milton IN two straight
heats. The third race, for 2 purse Of
800, mile dash, free Tor all, was Won by
Fy1G's BAY con. Marvin being second,
Col. Strstton third, aud Virginia fourth.
The Pitcher tUpa5i, on ne Maryland
Central Railroad, which caught frs sons
DAYS ago and mas since been buraing,
csysd il yesterday and buried two men.
Their remains have not IS yet been re.
covered. While q construction engine
was backing up to the scene Of disaster
ls ran over TWO haGd-csrs near
Athens, containing elgatesn men, ip-
stantly killing five anu seriously injuTlng
three others, two of whom are not eXr
peeted TO recover. The men attempted
10 iunp from the csrs, which were de-
mSlished. one man bad his hssd en-
,irsIy severed from his body, and another
had his head torn away by 3 splinter
from the car. The burning and oa7ing
Of the tunnel hiss s1Cck9dsd the road, but
The company is building \ track over the
hill, winch viii soon 90 completed.
Gen. w, :. ROsscTaDs IS III The city.
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new YORK.

New York, September 2S.-Another
gross outrage by tie police upon an IN
offending citizen vas developed yes
terday before Judge Mansfield, Of the
Essex Market Police Court. Rounds
ma Hart and Policeman Doughtery, Of
the Sixteenth precinct, were charged
with essaultiDg five German citizens at
their places OF residence and dragging.
them 10 the statiOnhOuse, where they
were locked up all night. No complaint
was preferred against them ana they
were discharged. They are row deter
mined to prefer complaint against these
two policemen.
Prayer meeting was held at Johnny
Aliens yesterday afternoon. Johnny
himself vas present, bat took no part in
the exercises nor tnsu 70 assist in sing
ing or help the ladies 10 seats. At Kit
BURNS no meeting was Aeid, probably
through ONE Misunderstanding.
A fracas occurred in Jersey City, last
evening, II South Second street, ia which
a man Martin was fatally stabbed,
and John Kelley Martin was immedi-
ately arrested, and the police are after
three others who are supposed to have
been concerned in the ARRAY.
A man named James Alexander
Thomas, supposed from papers found on
him to be a Roman Catholic priest, was
On trial in Judge M~aDsieid's court to
day for burglary. He said he could not
answer whether he was guilty or not,
but supposed be had entered tho room
in which he was found whilst asleep.
He was fully committed.
A private dispatch from Fort Wallace,
received here on Saturday. states that
Col. F9rsythe, who vas badly wounded,
bad arrived ST the fort, had his wounds
dressed, and was doing well. Most Of
HE cpmmauG are New York State men.
Panama dates to the 18Th say the pros
poets for peace on the isthTaus are not
very promising, thore being already dis
contentmeat with theDew government.
There was no news from the earth.
quake in South America.
Tire cereal erops In Guatemaia were
seriously affected by the want O; rain.
Also, in Nicaragua.
The fsver epidemies were disappearing
from Salvador.
A raid was made to-day by the reve-
nue officers on the policy dealers ia
Chatham and Greenwich streets, ard fif-
teen persons were arrested and held for
examination.
Advices through army sources from
Marshall, Texas, state that the country
In that neighboThOod Is oyerrun by rob.
berss All the roads are unsafe except
for a considerable armed body. A band
OF f~reebooters, numbering 10 men well
armed and mounted, were roaming
through the country. About the Oh
inst. they captured forty government
wagons loaded With supplies. The COM
manding officer at Sulphur Springs,
which Is garrisoned by asmsli company
of the 10Th infantry, had sent an express
TO Gen. Hayden, commanding at Mar
shall, stating that if not reinforced his
garrison, which was surrounded, would
be slaughtered. A company of the 18th
infantry and pic Ged men, had started to
reinforce him.
Ia the Internal Revenue conspiracy
case to day, the Government concluded
the examination Of witnesses for tine
prosecution, when the opposite counsel
demanded that Mr.. B~rinckley be called,
but the prosecution declined to proceed
further to-day.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, September ga battle Is
hourly expected between Navaleches
and Gerrane, near Coryoda. The royal
lists lost six hundred men in the fight at
Sanlsader, but succeeded in retaining
possession OF the city.
Gen, Cologne marches tomorrow on
SsntOB8. He has resolved to burn the
place IL IL makes any resistance.
LONDON, September % -Advices from
Spain 20 day confirm ali previous reports
that the insurgents are marching In
force upon the capital. The royal troops
sent against Sanlander, since the capture
OF the city, who have been engaged in
pursuing the rebsls in that quarter, have
received orders 20 return to Madrid for
the protection ofthe capital. The revolu-
lion is rapidly progressing IN theinterior.
The city of Vslladoled has proclaimed
against the Queen, and the revolt has
already extended into most of the prov
inces into which old and new CASTLE are
divided.
PARIS, September 2S.-Count Wall
ruski died yesterday, aged IS years. The
A0Nitesr mas the following from Spain {:
Alcoy, a city Of so, 900 people, in the pro-
vince of Alicante, has revolted. Three
ships, supposed TO be q part Of Gen.
fTim'S Meet, sppe&reu on CarthAgeDla
on Sunday. Marshal Paria, of the
Royal srmy~s still recruiting there. 1t
is reported That the town of Leon has
pronounced for the revOlutionists, 1t Is
also reported that Saragosss has rebelled,
and that Gen. Jan Pezueia, Count of
Chester, was killed.
MADRID, September 28.-The insur-
gents have torn up the railroad in the
Sierra Moreno. Count Gergente with
his troops is compelled to remain in the
mountain defiles.
Gen. Prim is expected at Barcelona
to-day, where the people are only wait
ing for bis arrival to rise. Madrid and
Ssrsgosss are also ripe for revolt.
Tue vanguard of the army under
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-ANN TT" N-o~V FN-I
county, the f0lloWing:
nnowNL0 : o. ar NEGRo.

From B~RowNLOw's debate with Rev.
GFKTNE, published in 1858, we make
these extracts, for the especial benefit OF
cOlored people, TO whom we ask they
msy be read by such OF our readers as
employ negroes, that they may be ep-
Hghtened IS to the true chRrscte.t of the
man who now "infanles their passions
upon a scale Of savage ~5ar6arity revoh-
ing to the finer feelings Of the soul -
HIRE are the sweet mOrsels in he
BRowEL0w style:
-"Emancipate the slaves in the Southern
50 States, a4d the white population would either
4" leave the negroesto one long day ofupproaf.
" able ease leave them to dream o-fhappIns.s
as or their abolition sympathiz=rs TO cream Tor
" them-OT they would require thenegroes 10
leave the country.
THE Africans have forfeited their country
" by refusing 20 labor, snd 70 develop lis Re-
- sources. Men must labor. Ifthey win not DO
= 50 Of their own choices, they mus be com.
peeled 10 DO 50, or stsrve. The negro will not
e work without some one 20 make him % 90
&" Iadol cnce 5enteHbs ne feeble intellect al ne
- negro, oad i~a1Jt1aos his nile p0ssigas. slri,ing
. nm into ne extremes 81 saiage bqr5arisu. IN
" d0lsnce brings upon he negro poverty ana ioayf
" slrrouHds HIN 0ih temptations ami me-,
e uios, tg,th all her lang train az 5Hght,,o e,,ys
IS iciads her deadly c0AS around him. ami o,oI.c,
IS him the sr5Yuig siGue Of he Deul, 10 do 5is ,g,yJ
" upon q scale o. savage bdT6drfty reUoHis0 70 me-
" daer feelings Of ne saul He dreagas nj oeyoe
q and liberty, l0ithOu2 labor, but ne reaDs a hay,es,
as al Starvation, poverty, disease and death. I'M
- blossoms Of his paradise are me 1eonRs SPOKEN b,
81 Ab0AfonisfS. (R0dicdls), BAT is btafs ar deof6.
81 Like the fdblcd apple Of The Dead sea. beqtfGl
"a uiltOu1, but ashes lcl1lin -
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. September 2S.-The first
race over the Laclade course, to-day, was
for the sweepsLAke of $40 esch, for two
year Odds, mile dash, the Association to
add $500. There YER six entries, but
only three staEted. The race was won by
Alta VelB, without stretching a neck
r sekisss being second and Anna Han
third. Time L553 On the second race
for a swespstake u S25 each, for three
year Odds. nile heats, the Association
adding $500, there were nine entries and
four starters. Oatario won In two straight
heats-Elgiu second, Vid0cg third and
Kate Ward fourth. Time l59f, l.49s.
Kate Ward was the fGvofile, but being
lame she lost the race. She viii be
withdra Tn from the course and put to
breeding. Despite her lameness she was
secoud in the frat heat, bat fell behind,
faF 80 the rear, in the second. The third
race was an extra contest fOr SEQ, weight
FOX ege. Tha entries and starters we're
Joe johnston, JACK Gamble, R8ehsster.
Viola and Robert &. Lee. Joe Johnston
took the i1s6 heat and Lse tie second
and third, with Viola ssc0sd, Johnston
third, Rochester fourth, and Gamble
fifth. Time l.504, 1.5l3, and 1.53A.
A Virginia CHy, Montana, dispatch
SAYS Commissioner Cullen and Gov.
Tafto have concluded q treaty with
SheepsAter, Baunock and Shosnone In
.djaus, and distributed snnuities 10 them.
Sol. Cullen bas lefs for Washingbon on
important business connected with the
Indian Department.
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sPEAKEHG East NIGHT.

Tho large sssenblsge Of people ID at
tendance at the Opera House last night
wss q well deserved tribute 10 z OF the
most effective public speakers OF our
State. There were fully 5000 people
pregent, all OF whom hung upon the
words of the speaker, VINO never acquit-
ted himself more becoming bis great
reputation. MT. ETHERIDGE fairly 4
csndidly explained the position OF The
Democracy o. Tennessee, and in the few
words he addressed TO the negroes he be-
eomingiy suggested 70 them that their
best policy VISA that which dictated the
most friendly determination with the
superior race. In another place we give
: synopsis Of his speech to which We re-
fer our readers, regrstting that want OF
spses forbids the fuller report Mr.. ETH
BRIDGES mastery effort deserves. his
appointments are IS follows: Thursday,
October l, st Covington Saturday, De-
tober 5, st Ripley Monday, October 5,
at Brownsville Wednesday, October :,
At SomeryiIe; Friday, October 9, al
Grand Junction; Monday, oesoberl2, a.
Trenton Saturday, October Il, al Dy-
ersbuFg.
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REV ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, September 25,-Gov.
Warmcuth's veto Of the negro'equslity
bill was sustained In the House to-day.
The vote was 90 70 81. In the House, to-
day, a bill was Introduced and passed TO
iA third reading, and then referred to
the Judiciary Committee. Il Is entitled
~ An act TO enforce the KILN article Of
the Constitution OF Louisiaaa, F" which Is
almost identical with the equality bill
Just vetoed, except thai it makes infrsc-
thereof cause for civil setiOBs, and
gives preferences on tie docket 10 quits
Brought under It's provisions.
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THE CANVASS IN ARKANSAS

Our friends il Arkansas are moving
on the works o. the enemy, and, with
steady efforts, bid fair to push them to
the wsl. In nearly every county thor
ough organizations have been effected,
and good speakers are ia the field, ma
king msnful efforts for Democracy. Dir
ferences have been recorciIed, and Gil are
unanimously, and as one man, with
their shoulders to the wheel working
vigorously for SEYMOUR and BLAIR.
We have before US the proceedings OF
meetings il three countie5-Calh0un,
Lafayette and Clsrk-the resolutions
passed at which are e%minentiy patriotic
and conservative. From those passed
by Calhoun county we select the follow
ing:
RssOlred, That we entertain no inImical dis
position 10 the coiored people IA OCT midst, bat
will use our best exertions TO make our rsla-
lions with them as harmonious and mutually
useful as possible.
And from those passed by Lafayette
county, the following:
Re5Olged That we Unquainedly dlsapprove OF
any sn1 al acts OF violence and l0wlsSsness,
and HEREBY most sol7mnly disclaim any afiIla-
zion or sympathy with any aud all persons en-
gagged in the commission thereof. That how
ever much we may be opposed to the present
State Government, we nevertheless deem IL the
duty OF every ciuz-n 10 yield obedience to the
laws, and encourage a just ana faithful admin
istratiOn Of the same.
Both being but true samples Of the
conservative and loyal spirit that char
acteriZss the whole people Of the South.
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RIGHmOND.

RICHMOND, VA, September 28-Ou
Saturday night, Mrs. Stewart, q widow
residing in Kent county, was murdered
and her body burned together with her
dwelling.
John Baker, her manager, was also
murdered and robbed OF $500 in gold.
-Four houses have recently been burned
in the same neighb0rhood.
The military viii be sent there.
A train on the Central Rsilroad, with
2G0 OF the 29sh Infantry on board, bound
from Washington for Tennessee, ran Of
the track tbis afternoon, killing four and
wOunding q large number. -Four cars
went of the track. Three companies of
the same regiment left to-day TOR Ten
nessee.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September 28.-The
opinion Of Judge B0yntOn, OF Florida,
denying the habsss corpus for the re-
tease OF DIR. Mudf, and other conspirs-
tors. has been received. The grounds on
which the application rests, were that
the court which tried them had nc juris-
d]iction, and that the -proclsmatIon of
July included their pardon. The Judge
found that the 0fiense was q military
one, and property tried by 8 military
tribdnsl that the proclamation pArdons
treason, Du5 does not pardon assassins,
nor those guilty o. 5ar6arous treatment
Of prisoners.
Tine Secretary of War has issued an
order suspsnding for the present the sale
Of all Government arms, ammunition,
etc.
The difference between the Aldermen
of this city has been settled by the Dem
ocratic and Radical claimants to the
Presidency Of that body resigning, and
the election OF Alderman Grinder tOthst
Office.
It Is not believed that Mr.. Davis will
be tried ct the October term OF the
United States Court 10 Virginia.
The AIEosus delegation, in company
with Gen. smith, called on the PTe'i-
dent % Gag, 10 whom they were intro
duced by Senator Fowler. State S-n6-
tor Hays read 10 the President the resO.
lutioDs of the Legislature. Toe inter
view-which was private continued
several hours, during which the entire
situation oi affairs was fully discussed.
The delegation expressed themselves
fully satis Ggd with the Presidents as
surance Of military aid, ia eass Of ne
ceesiiy. They are Z, have another inter-
view with lhe President and Secretary
Of War tomorrow.
Commissioner Rollins la reply to a
tobacco firm ia Gynehburg says that all
their tobacco and SNUFF must, Of branded
on me box i" frse,") have been manu-
iactured prior TO 1852, while the re-
msinder, which is branded from fifty to
sixty cents per pound, must not be dis
posed Of prior to the first OF January
next, and all which they have pur-
chased, but not stamped according to
law, and what they have on hand, viii
have TO be Fe-packed and stamped after
this date.
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PEETsBgRG.

PrTrsBuRG, September 2s.-An i'm
mense mass meeting is being held oppo-
site the st. Charles Hotel Tonight, the
street being entirely bl0ckaded for a
square by people, who are listening to
Gen. Frank 2. Blair, who is addressing
the multitude. The ST. Charles and the
office Of the Daily Morning Post are
brilliantly Illuminated. There is great
enthusiasm and q splendid display Of fire
Mnrka. etc.
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PHELADELPHEA.

PHILADELPHIA, September s.-Chas.
H. Gfaffen, OF the Sunday Mercury, died
yesterday.
The Committee Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Convention, have received let
ters from Gems. Pope, Howard, Slegel,
sherman and Others, which will be read
on the first proximo.
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The attention Of our readers is called
to the letter, on our first page, from Ex-
Governor WALKER, OF Florida. Is is a
thorough review Of the results Of Radi-
calism IN q State which seems to have
occurred the peculiar displessure OF thai
glass OF persons.
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NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, September 25.-Four Eng
Iish miners, named VIM. Moore, Rich
ard Sampson, James Richards and Jas.
Thomas, were instantly crushed to death
Isst Thursday, by the falling Of the shaft
OF the iron mine at Mount Hope, in Nor
ris county. They were buried yesterday,
An immense crowd OF miners attending
the funeral.
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New York Narkea.

NEW G0Fk Marker
NEw YORK, Ssptember28-Cotton firm andin
supsrine western Flour, IS 6cs4 ;1. %hisky
quiet. Wheat, amber fenneEsee, 81 rs. R3ee
dull. Coffee firm Sngzr steady 9nba- llA9
nc. MolaSSeS steady bit quiet; MuseOVadO,
45c; Porto Bico, 00c. Corn, slI49llS
pry GOodE-Ihe market for cotton COOS Is
heavy, aud brown shesiings are 90 lower. The
market for prints is steady, but LACKS buoyaney.
Monsy-The market Is steady. CaH loans 4
as. Sterling, $685.. Gold, 1875 Old Ten
nessee dO4i new, 61h
rev Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, September &.-Cttton hTmsT
ana IN ar demand; Middlingsl 2z1Se; ssles,
300 bales; receipts, 4716 bales. sterling BaHk,
l2I- New YORK sight, IgA dis. Gold iA.
5agar and Molssses unchanged. FiouIduli;
s1pefflne, 81. Corn dull 85c@sL. Outs duh and
declining, SIC. Hay lower, 20. Bysn declines,
81 is. Pork sleadter.S $50 50. Bacon shoulders,
he; clear sides, Ec. Lard steady ~itercss, 1870
and 2lhc. There have been heaYy receipts Of
produce since Saturday.
Louisville Market
LoUIsvILLE, September 2s.-Tobaeco steady
Tugs, S6Gs; medium leaf, sI 50; FUR cutting,
So "a rhine Hay, on wnarS sl67a SupeT1ne
Flour, ~E@L Wheat, 81 9o92 "a. NeIa. B898c.
Oats, 5S965c. Rye, 81 81. Pork, SIS ;5@z9. Lard,
gAU.O Becon-snoulders, lZz1ric clear rib
sides, l5%@l54c; clear sides, l6A9l6zc; bulk
shoulder, l!Mc; clear sides, l5Mc. iNhlsky,raW
Tree, 81 40. Cotton, 2c.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. September 2S.-Fouu.a and Wheat
dull and poninally unchanged. Corn, 81 0eg
I07. Oats, 62966c. Rye, 81 "a. Barley, S23A9
25a. Pork, so. Lard, 19%@lsNc. Bulk shout
ders, lie; sides. l4c ana l6c; hams, 100
ls1zc. Butter, Sg42s. Eggs, 23924e. Timothy
- %. FlRxssed, 81 50S275.
ST. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIE, observation-disclosures unchanged.
Flour xui' {. Wheat S292 %. Corn, S5@eS.
Oats, So 55Ge Pork. SO. Bacon-siies, i5L aud
leAci shoulders, bye. Lard 1874 gl9e. whisky,
SIS fee.
Foreign Markets.
LoSDoN. September S-Five-twenties closed
firm at 7sd, and at Frankfort, 75d. Erie, Gszd.
Illinois Central, SAD.
LIVERPOOL, september &-Coton advanc-
Ing upIAnds, I0d Orleans, IU1zd. ssies. 1900
bales. Brssdstuts and provisions unchanged.
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WHEELING.

WHEELING, VA, September 2S.-In
compliance with the Mayors proclama-
ton business wss entirely suspended this
afternoon, the citizens generally meet
ing with the city officers in paying the
last tribute Of respect 10 the police and
bremen who were killed by the falling
of the walls at the fire on Sunday morn
fuu
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, September 23.-President
Baezt denies reports of furtherrevOluti0n-
ary movements in the Republic. He
maintains that the power of the opposi-
ton is insignificant. The foreign Con-
suIs officially certify all his papers. Gen.
Maya and others have been exiled.