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Mill for Sale
Farm for Sale.


FUNHE subscriber. having Ba e arrangements TO
j leave tDwn. .'f.rs lor sale III. FARM uf ONE
HUNDRED ACRES. suuiied in the c-nire Of
Psri,, wiihs l-2 mics oi Wet and >outh Paris
Stations. nnd / 2 mir- from Paris Hill. on the
MAIN road from South PARIS e. Rumiord, aud one
quarter ui,i- from .ohooi house
There are 3j acre. oi ln,ervplr and MeadnW H. nd
re,d, lir ths pi,w and scyth- near 20 tons
~ hay who'd pl-n', and well fenced add vstered,
with q gu'd muck led.
The bnildipg- NEARLY n~w.--the house
tains -sttutrr rooms, led. ropsns snd u ptnt.v,
80 .--sith porcb and wood h'i@r 3oN
81. running a. fha barn; barn 1910; ai~o q car.
rig' aad sheep house, With . cellar loo swine, 20
II6
For furiher p,uic ular,. inquire Of Lwher Stone.
tho q, r,ni-rs ul The ~.ih.criier near Nor.
Wv W age rsrt Of The purchase fnpu.y can ie.
rusn n,ougage "a des,re.l Il applied lor SOON
immediate possss-t'n ~ill be given.
Oris " BROOKS.
p,,ts Mich y 1865
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CHARLES CLARK, L.. =. Marshal
as Messenger. D. - .

fy'HIS - To GtvE NurIuE. That on the four
j tscuth dAy Of March. a. -. iS.is, a Warrant in
Bankruptcy Ma issued again.t the estate OF Nath-
Eni~l stone, Of Paris, Ia thr County OF Oxford aud
state 1T Maine, Who ha. been 4djadgcd BANKRUPT
hi. prtitipn. that the pa meat Of sny d-DB
aud delivery Of any property belonging TO surh
bankrupt, to hi, or for h- use, and the transfer OF
auy property by him forbidden BY law that q
m"r.tng Il ths creditors Of ths laid bankrupt, to
prove tbstr debit, and to choo-e more ash.
raptey - b. holden a. Pads Ne. before seth 1Ay,
Register ;hr fourth TUESDAY Of April. \ u
lss-, ~ ten O'Clock A. NJ. ~ the Office Of George n
wi.ya. CiIA~- CLARK,
L. :. Marshal a. Messenger. bat. Of Maine
The .u,-rr,l--r hsfely give, Puhlic Noiic- bat
Ice has t-~n duly appointed los the Hopo,sbie
JUdge Of Pr',t-,Ir. ius the Cuuniy 0i OSufi. aud
as-unel he un.t 81 Adnini.ir,tur the Estate oi
LINCOLN WIGHT, h,'e OF Newly,
IN s~id G ,unty deceased. by giving bond as tn,
t,N fe,ls. lie therefore rvqpes,s al persons
ubn tr, niybtr 90 he e,tatr 81 sad dec,a.eI 20
IA be i'.ne,i.5e ,,ineot srd those ~h, have any
drultri- thereon. Co tNhihit The same 60
NJ. b 27'h, l-6s. JOSEPH x. WIGHT.
The Su5.c,ilss hetrb, gives public notice that
~ hss l-.eu uls appointed bs The Honorable
Judge "f fr,hIIr. fuf ,he Counts oi Oxlprt. snl
I.suuird the trust Of adn'u- .uur OF the o-t,,e Of
JEREMIAH KNIGHT, itc Of Peru.
10 -,'d Cohn,y l-rra-rd. b, giving bond - 10,
hw iurff-: Tie therefore requests Az tst.ous
sh. are 90 lebtsd t"the estate ui rstd decreased 20
Hskr nn.nrd s'~ pis npent; apb those vino have
tus demands thereon, &C. rshtbit thc s,,ns Co
ELBKIUGE g. AUSTIN.
March II. 1865
The .upser,bcr het~hy give public notice thai
sie ha- hren duy appointed Jos the Hpuot.bi
Iatge oi Probate, Toe The County % Oxiord, sud
i-sui0r ihe tri-t Di sdniaisir,ttiN pf the e-tats
HORACE ". RAW son. L,'e 81 Pare.
in s.id Couaiy decetsr, vs. giving bond ss fhs
law dTects She hcrsiorr reqlo~rt- 80 persons ho
indebted o. the estate 90 Esd ,,rssssd go
nI,ke immediate pas mrnf sui those Who have
iuy demands thereon. a. - hil.t tbe same co.
SARAH -. RAW son.
Mat,h ". ts6s
Toe -hhscf,lr' her,i,, I'VE. f.d,i.r n,itrc a. 10
BE- ha- been dnly appointed by ths Honorable
Judgr of Probate, tor tie County 81 Oxfofd, aad
s.turIct che ltuH n Adfuinistr,iur % the estate
Of JOSEPH GAIl.lSON. l,te - wo,J-i,,k.
N said Go. ut, 3rce,s-d %, giving l.ond 30 ,he
aw d,frcls. tie therefore regs'r-f- 80 p-rsous
b. indritei q, fAe fsIti- 10 -ud decca-.-d 10
fnaks innrsdi ie p,,il.Ht; sud iao-r sha have
aoy demands thereon, i8 txhtirt the -,uw 10.
JOAN VI. GALLIsON,
March ~, 1855.
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Hales Arnioa Ointment

For sA'e D. al irafg ~ .cad yofr al tree, ant
r crntstO - a.. sym it-R = CO l. fstOn, Mas.
Aad rscstr- 1. bIN - r~turH so4jl.
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WHY SUFFER- FROM SO2gi |!

wHea BY the use Of the AENtCN OINTMENT. You
can "l,tly D. cared a. has rvlirsrd nssads from
BIrus. seattle. Capped liant. >praips. Cats
" vu T.. a. -s~rf siaiut ~ the skin TTy tt
f1r IL e.ttt 80 - CENT. - sur. anl ; "a llf
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Trunk, Whips, Halters.
COLLARS. CURRY COMBS 4 Brushe,
AL every ih.ng u.ua " 1ep, ia sr,,.cr,.. liar
De-- shop.
~ Harnesses at sholc-sle IL desired.
Please give i call and 6ad u
q. y. TUCKER.
NORWAY. March %. 1865. -
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Special Notices.


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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26
Event. in North CnroIinn

Negro companies in North Carolina
are committing frightful outrages, of
which the following are recorded in the
Raleigh Journal:
In some parts of the town ladies and
children cannot show their faces at the
window but they are insulted by SOL
diers. Ladies walking the public
streets are ANNOYED by language too
scandulous to be mentioned. Gardens
are robbed, and faithful yard dogs are
shot and killed inside of their enclos-
ure. A COW belonging to Mr.. ID Creech
was instantly killed by these soldiers
at the very hour of midnight; a gentle
man saw these outlaws run but could
not identify them.
Some of these braves" passed the re-
sidence of respectable citizen on Sun
day last, when one of them, who had
tho letter tx" on his hat, INDUCED. in
very black language towards a little
hoy who was playing on the piazza, the
mother of the child being seated at the
window at the time, when this "brave
warrior called the little fellow d
white s.. We have ourselves wit
messed numerous cases of such outrages,
and only on last Saturday, one of our
respected fellowtownsmen was almost
knocked down, in the immediate front
of our sanctum, by three negro soldiers
belonging to company 3D." one or two
of whom seemed to rank as corporals.
The insult was entirely uncalled for.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26
Resolutions Adopted by the
Democratic State COnVen.
tiOu Of West virginia.

l. ResOlred That we approve the platform OF
the National Democratic Convention lately as.
sembled in New York, as the true exponent of
our political principles and pledge our hearty
and united support TO the nominees of that
Convention for the offices of President and Vice
President of the United States.
3 ReSOlred That we demand of the Leg sla.
ture of this State a reduction of the useless
swarm of officers with which We are infested
and such other measures of economy. retreneh.
ment and reform as will reduce the burthen of
State and local taxation, which is ,xhausting
the substance of our people.
g. ReSolred, That we demand the reform OF
the present system of registration as IN just,
oppressive upon the people, and at variance
with the fundamental principles Of free govern
meGt.
L. Resolred That we denounce the Radical
party of this State because, with view of
perpetuating their own power, they have re-
fused TO permit the people 10 elect their own
Registers. and have vested the power Of appoint.
ment and removal in the Governor 40 that the
INSCRIPTIONS purposes cf the party NAV be bet.
ter accomplished; and because. with the same
view, they have by recent legislation relieved
their Registers thus unfairly and improperly
elected. from either civil or criminal response.
bility for even willfll AMI corrupt violation OF
duty.
s. Resolved That while we are willing TO &C.
cord TO the negro the full measure of legal
rights, with ample protection of person and
property, we are unalterably opposed TO negro
suffrage, negro equality, and Radical legislation
looking to that end.
8. ReSolred, That we denounce the Radical
party for having through its representatives in
Congress, by the passage of certain military re-
constr bills, declared null and void the
Government Of Virginia, which formed the
State of West Virginia, thereby denying the
legal existence OF our new State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26
Women as Type.scttcrs.

The New York UOrld narrates its ex.
perience in the matter of employing fe-
male type settlers. 1t has employed al
different timesnearly q hundred of them;
but at last it has given them up alto,
together. 1t fouud them incapable OF
performing anything like as much type
setting as men; it found them incapable
of setting correctly; and it found them
utterly incapable even of learning to
decipher dad manuscript" In the lat
ter respect neither the sense of an arti-
Gle nor their own wits enabled them to
get out of their difficulties. The Times,
however, puts in plea for the woman
in so far as to say:
with regard to the first of these
complaints-that women cannot do as
much work as meR-we believe the
cause Is in nature, and the fact cannst
De remedied and ought not be changed;
ost with regard to accuracy of compo-
sutton and capacity to read obscure Chi
Biography, We should think that what
vas wanted in the females was proper
training in the craft and drill in the
perceptive faculties. 1t does not an
pear that the female compositors had
served an apprenticeship of three or five
years to the business-as they ought to
have done.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26
From, Cauada.

HAMILTON, CANADA, September %
The Provincial exhibition still contin'
ues here. Twenty-Five thousand tickets
were sold to-day. Mr.. John Hamilton,
of Strabaz, obtained prize of one hun
dred dollars and other first prizes for
for white and red wheat and stock cat
tie, they being the best ever seen in
Canada.
At meeting of the Agricultural AS
ISOLATION Hon. David Christie was di-
rected to visit the United States TO in
yestigate the cattle disease.
Lewis Allen. Commissioner of New
York, Mr.. Hall, of Chicago, and other
Americans had an informal meeting
with the members of the Board in rela-
ton to the disease, and decided that no
action be taken and to withdraw re-
strictions until Mr. Christie's report
was received.
MONTREAL, September 25.-Accounts
from the interior of New Brunswick
speak of o potato disease which makes
great ravages. In some places fields
are completely blackened within few
hours.
The Dominion Rifle Tournament has
closed.
The Government dispatched special
agent to Labrador to inquire into the
distress among the inhabitants.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26

w.surNGToN, September 25.-The
fo,,ow;ng telegram was received at the
War Department this morning:
ST. LOUIS, September 2o.-Generai
sheridan reports this day in a further
description of the fight between ms
Aid de Camp, Col. Forsythe, and the
Indians on the Upper Republican. lie
saws that several other columns are
marching to the same point, and trusts
the Indians will receive Just punish
ment.
FORT HAYS, September 23.-1 have
lust heard from Col. Forsythe. The re-
port sent here to-day is substantially
correct. Lieut.. Beecher is dead and
Col, Forsythe is wounded, as before de-
cribed, but the party is all right, al
though surrounded by Indians, and car
hold out as they have plenty of ammu
milton and mule and horse flesh. They
have given the Indians salty dose
Col. Forsythe has lost Lieut.. Beecher
DR.. Meare was MORALLY wounded, two
men killed and eighteen wounded. H'
reports 80 Indians killed and man!
wounded. Col. Forsythe says he car
whip the party and come in, if it wa
not for his wounded men and his horses
all being killed.
[Signedl p. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General U. S. A.
To WIN. T. SHERMAN, Lieut.. Gen.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26

DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa, Septem'
Der 25.-The Brainard House at this
place was robbed this morning. Tbos
Brodhead, proprietor, and his brother
Theodore started in pursuit of the rob-
bers and came upon them on the road,
about fifty yards south of this place.
Thomas Brodhead took hold of one OF
them and ordered him back and he APP
peared willing to go. The other stopped
about ten feet away and drew revolt
Yer, when the former said "Shsot them
down." He Immediately fired two
shots, wounding Thomas Brodhead in
the face and left side, when Theodore
Brodhead came up, grappied with them
and received shot through the body
which killed him Instantly. Before
leaving, the murderers pounded Thomas
Brodhesd in the head with stones. The
murderers are supposed to be Irish and
to have hidden in the woods. All
the inhabitants are aroused and have
surrounded the mountains 10 capture
them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26
FINANCE AND TRADE
Cincinnati Market.

CInCIunutI LIuEhSt
CINCINNATI, September 20.
FLOUR-Uncbanged.
WHEAT-Unchanged.
CORN Closed at GOAL O3.
OATS-Sales at 6Oa6lc for No. l.
RYE-Quiet at %.
BARLEY-Held at 2 0oa2 O2 for spring
aud 2-35a2 45 for fall.
COTTON Dull.
TOBACCO-Firm.
WHISKY-Dull and declining; sales
at 40. :,
MESS PORK-Sales at % IS; holders
asking 20 90.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders held at
10tc, and sides at lac.
BACON-Firmer; shoulders held at
l2ial2!c, and sides at l5al6c for clear
rib and clear.
HAMS-Sugar cured firm at 35a4Oc.
EGGS-Dull at 25c. .,
OILS-Linseed dull at %; lard oil
is held at 45a1 so.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull at 3 OOa6 81.
HOGS-Held at 7al0c gross.
SHEEP-Dull at 2a4c gross.
APPLES-In good demand at qua
5 so per barrel.
HAY-In good demand; sales at IL OF
ago 90 for pressed.
GOLD-At l4l5 buying.
EXCHANGE-Firm at par buying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26
Ob.ceue Repubiicnn Documents

The manner in which the Republican
Committee at Washington is conduct
ing the campaign against Seymour and
Blair is simply infamous. They have
issued documents and distributed them
by thousands through the Southern
States, which were brimful of false his
tory, false accounts of the public expen-
ditures, false and fictitious speeches
manufactured and put in the mouths OF
Southern men. These falsehoods were
plainly such. They were not merely
partisan statements about which pas
sionate men might honestly differ. They
were and are known to be falsehoods by
every intelligent man OF either party
who reads them. Therefore they have
not been sent to the Northern States, for
that would have defeated the purpose
of the Republican Congressional
Committee. Here they have only
sent circulars assessing postmas-
tiers for contributions to an cleo
ton fund. But with such documents
as we have described they have flooded
the Southern States, for distribution
among ignorant negroes.
1he last document of the Republican
Committee is the most outrageous and
obscene of all. 1t is framed to stir M
and envenom hatred on the part of ne
groes towards Irishmen, and it repre-
sents, by pictures level to the intelli
gence of negroes, that portion of oul
foreign population as more hideous thar
balloons and more cruel than wild
beasts.
The desperation of Republicans is nt
excuse for criminal indecency, Islander
and malevoleuce like this. For neither
the success nor defeat of their candi
dates terminates the consequences OF
this wild sowing of dragons teeth.
1t will be no wonder If robbery, arson
and murder shall spring up from the ne
gro huts where these dreadful document:
are scattered by the Republican Con
gressional Committee at Washington
| UOyId
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26
New York Items.

NEW YORK, September 25.-The noto
rioas Sophia Meyers, recently pardoned
out of the States prison by Governor
Fenton, has again turned up In the
Police Court and was yesterday COM
mitted by Judge Mansfield to answer a
charge of swindling.
Edward F. Creech and Chas. Dorsey
were Yesterday arrested on charge OF
forging the name of Messrs. Corbett u
Clemens, No. 10 Ann street, to an order
by which they obtainen of the Russell
& Erwin Manufacturing Co., goods to
the value of Sl25. Several o,her par,
ties, it is stated, have been victimized
in like manner with forged orders by
Creech and Dorsey.
Sergeant McCrady and two private
policeman of the 18th Precinct were
Yesterday before Judge Mansfield, ac-
cused of acts of the most barbarOus in
fraction of the rights of two citizens,
whom they beat and kicked and then
confined in the station house all night.
Mr.. Bergh has addressed note TO
Mayor Hoffman, in which he shows
that by the reduction to % cents of the
bounty offered for the delivery of dogs
at the Pound Foot, the city has saved
about $1,000 in two months.
The steamer Hibernia, from Europe,
has arrived.
Tommy MADDEN, of the Water street
conversionists, was yesterday arrested
for Strengthening" sailor.
At the Labor Congress, yesterday,
Miss Kate Delaney was elected, by an
overwhelming majority, as Second Vice
President, but it was found that she
was ineligible.
The Rollins alleged conspiracy case
was again up before the United States
Commissioner to-day, and two or three
witnesses were examined, but nothing
of Importance elected.
The Labor Congress to-day was occu
pied in the discussion of the platform
offered at last evenings session. After
considerable discussion, the clause ce-
precating strikes was stricken ont.
Exception was taken to the financial
plank in the platform and the monetary
system was discussed until the adjourn
ment. Discussion was resumed at the
afternoon session, but it was finally
adopted as originally reported. A reso-
luton was unanimously adopted recog.
nizing the right of the workingmen and
workingwomen of the country to strike
when all other just and equitable con-
cessions are refused.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26
New York Market.

New YORK, September %.
COTTON-Fir er; sales 1900 bales al
25ic for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Heavy; market 5alOc lower
for common and medium.
WHEAT. Dull and nominal; marke,
2a3c lower for spring; decline in Liv
erpool and material advance in ocean
freights has seriously checked the export
demand.
RYE-Dull at 41al so.
OATS-Dull and heavy at "a.
CORN-Lower at l l4al II for un
sound and 1 17ta1 Is for sound mixed
western atloat.
PORK-Dull; sales $50 bbls. mess al
% %; more offered at same figures with
out buyers.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged
CUT MEATS-Quiet and in buyers
favor.
BACON-Dull and dropping.
LARD-Heavy; sales at l9tal94 for
fair to prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26

New YORK, September 25.-The Tri-
bune's Atlanta, Ga, special says: An
official investigation of the Camilla
massacre shows that it was even more
bloody and atrocious than was at first
reported. Capt. Pierce and Mr.. Muir
ply saved their lives by making the
Masonic signal. The negroes were
hunted with dogs, and when caught
they were butchered in cold blood.
The Democrats of the Legislature
adopted white washing report yestei-
day and to-day. Mr.. Bryant, OF the
House, moved to reconsider this action,
and to send the report back TO the
committee with instructions to make it
full and impartial, but the Democrats
in the House, aware that the committee
had whitewashed the riot, promptly
voted down the motion to reconsider.
General Sibley has sent an officer to
Camilla to make searching investiga-
ton and to report upon this massacre
Judge Pierce, of Ind, passed through
here to-day on his way to Albany to see
his brother, who is badly wounded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26
Chicago Market

CHICAGO, September -.
FLOUR-In better demand ut Pa
a5 90 for spring extras.
WHEAT-Opened tirmer and higher
and closed at 45a for No. =; sales No. l
at 5lal "a; No. . at 45lal 4Ss; sales
No. . since Change at 46.
CORN-Ne. lc lower, No. dull aud
lie lower: sales No. at 9la92c; No. :
at 90a9Olc: rejected Soc; closing at VI!
9l4c for No. L; sales this afternoon at
9la9l4c.
OATS-Steady at 52ta52ic for No. l
and No. =, and 5O!a5lc for rejected;
closing at 52a534c for No. l.
RYE-Dull and lower; sales No. l at
l l74al IL; No. = at Ii; closing nomi-
nal.
BARLEY-Morc active at 75al rs fol
No. . and sal 60 for rejected, closing
at 774l II for No. =.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26

WHEN you hear a Radical talking
abeut the people of the South wanting
to renew the war, just ask him what
General Grant meant when he wrote
this to the President:
al am satisfied that the mass OF think.
ing men of the South accept the present
situation of affairs in good faith. Inc
questions which have heretofore DIVIDED
the sentiments of the people OF the Two
sections-slavery and State rights OF
the right of States to secede from tne
Union-they regard as having been set.
tied forever by the highest tribunal
arms-that man can resort to-"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26
BY THE CABLE.
IBy Telegraph to the Register. !

PARIS, September 25.--The Moni'eur'
of this city, announces officially 'na'
the great concession lately granted In
favor of Messrs. Eslanger & Renter, OF
the Franco-American Telegraph Com
pany, authorizing them to lay a sub
marine telegraph cable between France
and America under certain reserved
conditions, has become definite and
complete, capital to the amount OF
- $50. 900 francs, the main condition,
having been subscribed for the under
taking.
LONDON, September 25.-The Times
and Telegraph have articles this morn
ing on the speeches of Minister johnson
at Leeds. They applaud the good sense
and pacific tone Of johnson and say II
he who knows the whole case is certain
of an adjustment of the difficulties be-
tween England and America. the public
may be sure of it.
PARIS, September 25.-The La France,
the Government organ, says the rights
gained by the United States in the
treaty with Nicaragua are also gained
by France and England by stipulation'
of the treaty of 1860.
ST. PETERSBURG, September 25.-ll
is reported that the Car will recall his
Minister at Washington for instructions
in regard to the new policy about to be
pursued by the Empire.
PARIS, September 25.-The MoniteuI
publishes the following: Gen. Parva,
commanding the Royal troops, is mass
ing his forces to attack Sevilli. His
men are in good spirits.
Confetti has been appointed Minister
OF the Interior, and Passive Minister o.
Public Works.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26
From, Boston.

Boston, MASS, September 25.-Fred,
erick Lopez, II years old, accidentally
shot himself dead while cunning in
Canton, Mass, yesterday.
Otis ii. Horton, small dealer in fancy
goods in Roxbury, disappeared i'll COM
pany with Florence L. Cameron, girl
in his employ. He left wife and three
children homeless in Easton, Mass, hav.
ing sold his house there and pocketed
the proceeds.
1t is reported that Cunard will shortly
replace the European steamers lately
Withdrawn from the route between Bos-
ton and Liverpool.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26
THE adyices from Indiana are full Of

The advices from Indiana are 1uii vi
encouragement. The canvass is being
conducted with great animation
throughout the State, and the Democra-
cy are full of enthusiasm. Very large
sums of money contributed by Eastern
capitalists to carry the election for the
bondholder's candidates have been
thrown into the State to be employed
ia defraying the expenses OF the best
canvassers of the party, and for Other
ends less legitimate. In the mean
time our Democratic friends are work
ing like Trojans, in the full expectation
of carrying the State, by fair and legiti
mate means, in spite of Radical franc
and corruption.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-26
~. Louis Market,

ST. LOUIS, September 25.-Flour-no
market except for low grades and very
little demand for them. Wheat firm
and unchanged. Corn is little better at
92a96e. Oats unchanged at 52a54c.
Rye sells ut l7al 10. Pork firm at29 90.
Bacon is irregular. Shoulders l2sal23c.
Clear sides l5tal5fc. Lard lSialSca for
tierce and 2Oic in keg. Whisky firm at
M