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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-29

HE TINE FIXED FOR THE CTTY ANB COUNTY
ErEcT1oNs.-As will be seen by the following
order, General Candy has named the second
and third days of June next for the election. of
Judge of Probate, Clerk Of the Court of
Common Pleas, Sheriff, Coroner, three
County Commissioners, School Commission
er, and such municipal officers as are provided
for by the Provisional Government, the cleo
ton to be subject to changes by the General
Assembly:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON S. c., april 28, 1868.
Genera, Orders No. H.]
/. An election will be held in the State Of
South Carolina, commencing on Tuesday, the
second day of June, and ending on Wednesday.
third day OF June, 1868, at which all registered
voters Of said State may vote for such county
officers as by the constitution, adopted by the
convention and since ratified by the people. are
elective, and are provided for in the said con-
stitution. at the same election the duly reg
istered voters may also vote for such municipal
officers as are by law elective By the people.
II. The election hereby ordered will be gov
erned by the same rules as to revision OF reg
istration, conduct of election, qualifications Of
electors, and returns Of election, as are pre-
scribed by General Orders No. 40 from these
headquarters, dated Marcn IL, 1910: FI0Ot9ed,
that if the constitution, adopted and ratlfed as
aforesaid, shall have become the fundamental
law of the State OF South Carolina previous to
the commencement of such election, then,
and, in such case, the qualifications OF electors
will be those prescribed by said constitution;
III. The county officers to be voted for at
this election are
/. A Judge of the Probate Court for each
county.
.. A Clerk for the Courtof Common Pleas.
8. A Sheriff.
1. A Coroner.
5. Three County Commissioners.
6. One School Commissioner. g.,
The municipal officers to be voted for wlll De
such as are provided for by existing laws OF
the provisional government of South Carolina,
for cities and towns; and their election Will be
subject to changes by the General Assembly
BY command Of Brevet Major-General Ed.
- LOUIS V. CAZIARC, Aid-de-Camp,
Acting Assistant Adiutant General.
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CAMPBELL. KNOX & CO.

Will sell THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock, at their Cash Auc-
ton House, No. IS Hasel-street, opposite Post
Office,
A.Eu5i HOUSEKEEPING isS eooDs-Damasks, Table
Cloths, Towels, Linens. &c.
WHITE GooDs-Jaconeta, Swiss Dot and Cross
D pANT 1T5 sTtFFs-Drire, Plain and Fancy Cotton
u HOOP skIRTs-Forty, thirts.ave. thirty. twenty
HosIERY-Ladies, Mems. Misses and Boys
Hose and Half Hose, Gloves.
STRAW GooDs-Ladles'. Misses and Children's,
in all styles.
NOTIONS Scissors cottons, Pipes, Combs. Per-
frmery Soaps, &c. Aprl2s
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THE DAILY NEWS.

@- LARGEST cIRcuLATroN.-THE Ally
NEWS. BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED as HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cULATIcN ~ THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES The LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING N THE PosroFFIcE AT TIE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRovIs-
IONS OF TIE NEW PosToFFIcE Law.
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auetiou SaIts.

:. 2
Catalogue Sale Continued-Dry Goods, Hoop
SArts, Clothing, Boots and Shoes. lStraD
Gnnds Nations .Gc
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STEAMERS.
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BOARD OF CONTROL.
Mrs. III. A. SNOWDEN, President
Miss MATILDA MIDDLETON, Vice. President.
Miss N. B. CAMPBELL, Secretary and Treasurer.
Mrs. W. E. MIKELL, Corresponding Secretary.
Mrs. P. C. Gaillard, Mrs. D. E. Huger, Mrs. George
Robertson, Mrs. Henry Rayenel, Mrs j. $. Palmer,
Mrs. ]. 8. Snowden, Mrs William havenel, Mrs. NJ.
P Matheson, Mrs. c. s. vedder, Miss Anna Simpson,
and Miss E. E. Palmer.
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aIssOURI.
ST. LOUIS. oeto ber %.

..aH. a-1.f. E9Ts AOOASs OSLO UeE 44As
A committee appointed short time
ago by the ST. Louis Board of Trade to
prepare a proposition to be presented
for discussion to the National Board OF
Trade at its meeting in Cincinnati on
the ID of December, have made the fol-
lowing report:
The Board of Trade OF st. Louis pro-
pose to the National Board of Trade to
declare
LIST. In favor of an early return to
specie payments; of the adoption by the
National Government of measures eff
fective for that purpose.
I'd. In favor or the adoption by the
General Government of meaeures to
cheaper and extend telegrHphic COM
munications between the different parts
of the country by making It q part of
its postal system.
Sd. In favor OF the removal by the
Gen1 Government OF all obstructions to
the navigation of the Mississippi River
and its nayigable tributaries, andto re-
commend 10 all municipal authorities
located thereon such modification and
reduction of local charges as shall rem
der the commerce of said river as free
as possible. 1Eaa a gllgs-rl-=-s
4th. The Union Pacific Railway east
erna division to the Pacific Ocean as a
distiAet road
9th. In favor of declaring the cities
of st. Louis, Cincinnati and Chicago
ports of entry, under such restrictions
and regulations only as shall protect
the Government against fraud.
Senator John B. Henderson made an
elaborate speech at the Mercantile Lii
brary Hall last night toa very respect
able audience, in which she discussed
national and State questions and poll
tics at considerable length.
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protestant EplssopaI ConrentlOn.
NEW YORK, October %,

u
The Episcopal Convention re.assem-
bled this morning. Rev. DIR. White, of
Tennessee, moved that the Committee
on PRAYER Book be Instructed to pre-
pare series of lessons for daily prayers
during the lenten season. The motion
was adopted. lb
The trf.ennial report of the trustees
of the General Theological Seminary
was read. The report gave a cheerful
sceount Of the present condition and
future prospects OF the institution.
Rev. DIR, HHight, from the Committee
naCanoDs. submitted an amendment
to canon IA. 5s
Adelegate moved to postpone the or
der of the day and q division was
called for. The motion prevailed by a
vote Of $50 to 24. t -
a motion for indednIla postpone
ment Was then made and after q lengthy
debAte It was carried by 123 20 rs.
The proposed amendment provides in
effect that nothing in the canon shall
be uuderstoodto to forbid a clergyman OF
the Episcopal Church from dIseharging
all his duties 40 such in respecbs q
membership In his own parish, who
may be within the parochial limits OF
another minister, except duties Of
preaching and reading prayers in q
public congregation The result iseTe-
gsrdedt ass defeat by the friends Of
ON motion Of DR.. Adams the High
Dayey Evans Canon on Marriages and
Divorce was referred 10 n COMMITTEES
on sCRnonssla aaiso n slsg = 10 u i1.--
Memorials were presented from 9
diocese asking the true translation OF
the Nicenes creed, in order to agree
with the Sth aEticle of religion.
Il lRsvs DE-. Adams, OF Wt9conslns pre-
senfed Q canon and. tKanslat0nlo OF the
Nfcencss creed. : All referred to the
COMMITTEES on Prayer BOOK.
The Report of the COMMITTEES on
Christian Educstiou WAS debated.
Adjourned.
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= : +
THE New York Sun, commenting
upon the Democratic proposition for a
change of candidates, says: 1.-THE DIFF
| ficulty, however, lies deeper than the
candidates. It is in the PLATFORM"
But the truth is the difficulty lies deep
er than the platform. II is in the ira
ditions, the feelings, and the deep'root-
ed prejudices of the men who compose
the mass of the party. The difficulty
I-cannot change It's being and become an
entirely different thing from what it is.
That is thetonlY thing which cauleyer
again gain tia majority among tthe
American people. We are proud TO
believe that q majority Of the latter
never were false at heart TO the prtn-
ciples OF the Declaration of 1ndepen-
compact and powerful organiza-
ton. that the Democratic party
organized at first for another
purpose and upon other princfpl les, was
alDle tosruIe the nation for time solely
in the interests OF slavery. But It's de-
yotion to that institution deprtyeualt
Eoffts majority. Good and true men,
had descended, and left in mtnori-
bty. The fact that it has been SO lett
the fact that the majority of Americans
have refused to accept its principles In
spIte of its deeply fntrenched powers
and the terrors of the party lash-thts
iact is the browning yindieation OF Re
publican governments. Had IL Deeh
found that majority OF q hepupllcan lsL
people had OF their own free choice de-
cided in favor of slavery, In favor OF
Injustice and inhumanity, the expert
ment of free government would nave
been proved a washington
CtronicEe,
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EUROPE.


cor PARIS, October %.
General Seriano has written a letter
10 the editor of the Santois declaring
in favor of monarchy as best suited to
the state OF Spain. he says, however.
that the leaders of the revolution are
resolved to act entirely In accordance
with the voice of the people as TO what
for. country. .ag
Itis,repoSted that Ferdinand has ac-
ceptet proposal to come forward as a
candidate for the throne ofSpain.
LONDON, October %.
+ The races ut Newmarketto to-day were
walked over; the sweapstakes of one
hundred sovereigns, was won by Night
ereigns, was won by DareII's, colt.
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g SCATTERING REPoRFs.
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soUTm CARoLINA.
nav YoRK October %.

-tA1W = S4s4-t >-=.s
a Charleston special stat that Gen.
Scott has issued a proclamation stating
that he had received accounts of ont
RACES in ten counties, showing that life
and property are unsafe by reason OF
lawlessness, that in those counties the
laws of the State are defied, and calls
upon all magistrates and local author
tiles to see that the laws are equally en-
forced npon all classes. he Proclaims
II his duty. to see the rights of every
citizen, white or colored, protected. and
III his efforts to peaceably, accomplish
this continue TO be frustrated, he will
arm and organize a sufficient force of
loyal citizens to overcome the fesis-
tance, and the responsibility OF the con-
sequences, however disastrous and de-
plorable. must rest upon the heads OF
those who provoke them.
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WEST IHDIEs.
HAyAgtA. october 8.

Dispatches have been received giving
the particulars of outrages by the insur-
rectionists in the Proyience OF Tunas.
The insurgents had taken to incendiar-
istn and robbery. A band headed by
R1baIcaIVa, had burnt all the houses
mills, cane fields, DC. The plantations
about La Yigeta, between Tunas and
Puerto Maneto comfy, are completely
desolated. The ectionists were
conseripting all the able bodied men,
white and black, but desertions are FREE
quentss . ef}ls
The negroes were in great fear OF
these bands and fleeing before them.
An incendiary proclamation had been
discovered calling on the negroes to
rise and assassinate the whites.
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-nHALoN'S "PAPHIAN. LOTION on 1ss9 S9f
ION : Removes alt ErupttonSs AffeckiesB
PiInples, Moth RIotcheS, Tan etcs ana rem
ders the Skin Soft, Fair and BLOOMING
! For Ladies In the Nursery 1t IS lnValuApIe.
4 For Gentlemen after Shaving 1t mas no
ee!.ssiPFsIiPHIAN e!siFsti LOTION is the only reliable
remedy for diseases and blemtshes OF tne
iHStF StH1T; AZ .rrG,s aPAPHIAFS .SOAPp for the
tJSoi1ef -Nursery and Bath, will not chap the
SKIN. Pdce 25 cents per cake.
- dFLOR DE Mayo
-sFssgsiPIsOR DE MAYO"
A naSv r,erfuf,1e for the Handkerchie. Ex
111isitae ~ 6ellcafe Lasting fragrance. :,
PHAEoN & SON, New York. soid py 4 ~ u
nrI1 1RRfsts. - : = 1-.-s. IS sInS w
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
sr. r.In1Ins.N.Loot22 q

Sr. JOHNS, N. J., Oct. q.
a spirited public meeting was held
to-day, attended by The leading meE-
chants, members of Legislature, edi-
tors and Others; It was resolved 70 pre-
sent the Winer of the race yesterday,
in Springfield. with 1000 dollars In
gold and the city council was !requested
CITY, and tohaye a medal struck for the
eommennoratfon OF their victory over
the champion oafsmen Of the United
"a heavy storm OF aleet aud snow pre-.
walls eastof Picton- {
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m . = HafH Oct' ~
aafperSs Ferry and Bollyer town
ships give about 45 Democratic major!
ttyi the township Of Charleston gives
- Democratic majority; Republican
gain offs. ,af9-lz
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THE RLECTIOE

The returns of yesterdays electio,
which we are able to furnish this morn
ing are very meagre. We have report
from the interior from dozen or fif
teen villages along the Baltimore anf
Ohio Railroad, and from nParkersbure
These show alternate gains. the balanc,
OF which is rather in favor OF the Demo-
craey. Parkersburg has given a deci
ded Democratic gain on the vote OIL
This Is mainly due to the fact that ii /.
the home Of Mr.. Camden, who is him
selfa wealthy man and who had the
influence and aid of nearly all the
wealth ofthe city.
The returns from this county, though
only partial, indicate that the big ma.
1oritles, ranging all the way from 900
down to 500, which the Democracy
boasted of in advance, has dwindled
down to probably $50 to 175, not mach
more than they had in 1866, and be-
tween 500 and $50 Republican gain on
the vote of last fall.
We hoped we should do little better
than this, but, everything considered,
this is doing we'll. twill require much
larger gains than this to give the De-
moeracy even single county hereto!
fore Republican. Within the past two
years, we are Informed that more than
three hundred Democrats have been
turned out here by the naturalization
mill; SO that but for this source of re.
Punishment the Democracy would this
year have been beaten here by nearly
as much as they have beaten US. This
shows that. in respect to the native pop.
ulation, we have made decided inroads
on them.
But "the widest and grandest scene
of this grandesP' failure to get up re-
action here in Ohio county, is the way
in which the gallant editor of the Reg.
tster "sucks the hind teat." Almost
everywhere, even in Parkersburg, he
runs behind his ticket; fact that in
C1icates better taste and more discern.
ment in the Democracy than we had
been disposed to accredit them with.
There is no doubt that Duval beats him
from 1000 to 1,5o0. The old proverb
Budb Gu6 - 7GoDDleE buOulu 6tlCk W his
las, !" might be quoted on this aspiring
quill driver, but we forbear. There
has been powerful expenditure of
sophomorIcaI eloquence on his part,
and all to no purpose. We are very
much afraid the gallant gentleman has
had all his summers work for nothing.
wedeeply sympathize with our friend
in his present forlorn condition, but the
election of SO good man as Duvall will
partially console us and bind up our
feelings. -
Weihope tomorrow morning TO give.
the full county vote and perhaps enough
from other countisssto show the gem
eraI DRIFT of the vote in the State. The
returns will come in, as they always
do, very tardily. We expect some re-
duction of our mpjorIties of 1866, but see
nothing in returns thus far received
to Indicate that it will fall below four
or i've thousand in the State.
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mARYLANn.
BAITr,f5oHE. october 2.

Judge Richard b. Carmichael, one of
the Democratic electors at large for this
State, pub fishes q letter This morning
in regard to the, proposed change Of
candidates, he says such action ON the
part Of the Democratlc National. Conn
Of the Committee, and would disclose
q degree Of arrogance without parallel.
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SAN FRAno1soo, october 81.

SAN EAA6CLsCOI OSeOSS--sA' O---
Cant. Mitchell, commander of the q
8. steamer Saginaw was murdered to-
night at the corner OF Settler and Stock.
ton sfreetss and his body robbed.
: The rssuit or the court OF inquiry re-
gently held at Mare zla.nd navy yard
ito investigate serions charges 81 q = POI
iitieaI iIatnre against Commander Rus
seiI, was favorable 70 the accused.
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7pENNsYLVANIA.

REAprEes Pa, Oct. q.
The standinR committees we're ap-
day. SContrIbntfous for home fnlGHtona
for tl1s 1iaar Rl1nt so ,000s mission 81,
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ST. LouIs.

ocropER 22.-FLouR-Unehanged at
IS 5Oa6 25 for superhne. -r-s, &
GRAIE-WheRt---Ei Firm at 81 O0A2 30
for choice TO fancy fall. corn-Ad-
vRnced TO 81 GOAL 05, and choice lots in
store held 81 10; stock very light. Oats
Unchanged, Rye-Unchanged at
81 20aI %. sfi
BIZ. Bacon-Unchanged az 13I<al31<c
for shoulders; 171<al75zo for clear sides,
Lard-QuIet at 1870 Tor tierce.S
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. ToIedo.
OCroprp rp19-FTouR-Onl %

-Theat-Witho1t material
change, sales for No. closed: Wabash,
81 SO to sOIS; No. i Red 81 so to / sOII;
No. 2 81 621S; No. spring 81 4S; No. =
do 81 50. Corn-Firmer and better, No.
gO1<c, oats-Shade lower, No. 655fC
to 56c; No. 2 CSC. Rye-Steady, No
81 SO; No. 2 81 %. Barley-5o lower
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Buffalo.
ooroBRR. 22.-FLoUK-Dull aud nm

changed.
s GRAIN-wheat-No. 2 Chicago at
81 42. CorB-S1 02aI O3 for ear lots.
Oats-621 1ka63e for car lots. Rye-Nonn-
ihal at 81 81. Barley-S2 20a2 %. -
+ CANAL FREIaHTs-F1rm and uu-
changed.
HIeH wINes-Lower; sales at 81 "A.
ooToBER o. 22-FLoUR-Dnll and prices
unchanged. f..ss.l...=.-.
wheat7-U Unsettled at 81 So for
No, in store. G ~ szl
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WAsHIMGToN.
.W.snIrarnr. ortn,,nr 2

$40 sa7 WAsHINeTON,. Qrtober22
Commodore @. II. Poor has beenpFo-
motedLY ice Admiral vice sHoH retired,
General Howard viii leave for New
York to-nighss to assume charge ofthe
new headQuarters- division of the At
1antic. BIS stan follows In q day OF. two.
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ALApY in Baltimore has. forwarded
two cents to the United States Treasury,
the interest on which, she claims; IA lLl-i, .
Thousand years, win pay the national
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MANN1NaroN, Oct. %.
Gives 1877 Republican majority,
Democratic gain of6.
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<
Observation-Disclosures and irreg-
uIar at opening, hut ruled more steady
toward the close; sales show decline
OF 21fa27<c on yesterdaY's closing hg-
ures; the demand was principally for
No. 2 spring for shipment. sales at 81 35
al 371< for No. / spring; 81 26aI 2751 for
No. 2; closing at 81 27H1 271<; since
Change salss of No. have been made
at 81 25, but closes at 81 25ISaI 20. Corn
"A shade hrmer, but the demand is
light and OF a speculative character;
sales of No. l at S91<a0l1zc; No. 2 at 50
a9Oc; closing at S95zc for No. i; canal
corn at 911<a915S this afternoon. oats
--1Tolerably active on shipping ac-
count, but the market ruled lower;
sales of No. at 4S5<a491<c; closing at
49a491<. Rye-Dsclined 2c; at the re-
duction there was fair demand; No.
sold at 81 20al %, and No. 2 at 81 10;
closing at 81 201< for former, and 81 171<
for the latter. Barley -Less active,
but firmer. with an advance of 111Sc;
sales, 81 7ga1 50 for no, p closing at
81 S2k.
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Pa1IApELpHIA, oot. z.

The Pres1 has a special dispatch dated
New Orleans yesterday. which says
information has been received of the
assassination of Robert Gray, Justice
of the Peace of Caddo parish, on the
I4thinst.,and Bernard Sonleb, Sheriff OF
IberyIIle, while in bed with his wife on
the night of the 18th inst. al
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Special to the Intelligencer.

1SFIlII1 % tuS HBe4IVeI'
F LAGRANGE, Oct. 2S-2 AM.
Brook County-All the precincts
heard from except Bethany and Good
Will. The Republican majority on the
State and county ticket 8. General Du-
val's majority is IL. The two precincts
to hear from, it is supposed, Will not
make the Republican majority less.
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's-Firm at 27asoc.
DRY GOODS

The trade is generally active, vet
there il moderate business, and prices
are steady at 7I<a75<c for printing
ciothsi 121xc for standard prints, such
as Spragues, Dunnells. Richmonds and
Pacific; 1916 for Coeheco aud Merri-
mack D.; 15al6o for standard sheeting;
800 for Stark.and Lewiston bags; 40c for
Great Fails, and S71<c for american,
and AndroseoggiD; Ginghums are de-
pressed as are Canton flannels, which
are selling at relatively very low rates:
brown drills, still, scarce and firm as
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arrived,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK, October %

CorroN-Heavy and lower: 9. son
bales sold at 25o for middling upiands.
FLoUR-C Closed du1I'and 5a10c lower
on common and medium grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and strongly
IN buyers favor. Rye-D1lland heavy
atss$t 56. Oats-Steady at 65e for west
ern. Corn-Dull at 81 O9a1 IA for un-
sound and 81 15a1 15k for sound mixed
western afloat.
PRoyIsIoNs-Pork-Lower; sales of
500 bbls mess at S2S 05, and closing at
S2S 90 cash aud regular. Beef-Dull and
heavy. Cut Meats-Dull and declining,
Bacon--Moderate request without de-
cided change. Lard-DulI at 173<a1as<c
Tor fair to prime steam.
EGGS-Eirfa nt 27a90y
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specIalt 10 the IntenigenoaE
CAMERON Oct. %.
The vote in this precinct stands
Stevenson l57, Camden 66. Township
will stand Republican 225, Democrat
20, Republican gain of22.
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Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware.
REMOVAL.
II HAVE REMOVED NY WORK -sIio
i and Store Boom
From I79 Market 70 1oS 4lAtn bfrees
Where I win be pIeased 70 see an my o.
efsforleFs. and "a many new ones as ef1ooA<
10 qiye me their patnonaRa. / have 2 null ~.
6oriu1ent Of an kinda of ware usually Iound
n sI1el1 ,eSfafIIishrnentH, and am prepared 70
mi an or.ierT for any thing manufactures
NOM CoppeT I'm or Sheet Iron. sf
Il 6SVa seyeFal drsfrclas1l JOB WoE1Cnen
aysfi 11ii1 90 any work promptly and At
Io1V rafa5 as any eSiabli lilhuaent IN this estate
ItssEiSr G1BfD. vi UEeIEEE51H.
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RlYer ana weather.
. P1I.r.nlIInclIInI- I =, cct q

- P1TnBURdR, oct. %.
Weather cloudy and cold. River too
low for mitigation.
c1NcfsNA7T, Ohio, Get %.
- The river has risen one Inch, eight
lfees in the channel; weather clear
Thermometer 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-23

Special to tho IntellIgencsr. -
MoUNDsvILLE, October %.
The official vote of the precinct gives
Stevenson majority of los. No county
precincts in, Republican gain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-23
Chicago.

OCTOBER q. FLOUR - Dull and
weak; prices strong, with a downward
tendency; sales OF spring extras at
IS 75a7 so; spring superfine at 81 5Oa