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Philadelphia Cattle Market.


MONDAY, Nov. 9-Tne Cattle Market was
moderately &C i've this weak. nut prices we're
unsettled and rather lower. 1900 head arrived
and sold at S@9c for extra Pennsylvania and
Western steers; 7t07lac. for fair to good do: and
4@6c. n 10. gross, for common, as to quality
The following are the particulars of the sales:-
Head,
1872. A. Christv g. Bro, Virginia, 7Az@sh. p~y
80, Dengler AcOeese, Chester co., 5tl1 or
50, p. McFilen, Western, 500, gr
105 2. hathaway, Chester county, Ia %,gr.
lO0 Jas. y. KIRK, chester county. 6L6 81 Lr
q, b. McFIilen, Western, 6aS% ~.
IS, James McFllltn, Hes terb 81 c,gr,
40 E. s. McFillen, Chester com y, g 30, or.
SO, Ullman BachInan, one ster CO., 90 gr. 2
l05, Martin Fuller " Co.. Western, 7dSL or. %,
1870, Mooney Smith, Western. 61ls0. gr.
IS Thns. Mooney d Bro. vi Rtuia. 5D6%, gr.
81 a. Chain, Western Peun 51567 gr. 30.
46 John Smith & Bro. Western 5000 gr
So l., Frank, Wesiern, 64712 gr.
ITO. Frank & SchOmbers. Western. 700 or.
l25, Hope & Co. Chester co, 619d9S15, gr.
IS, N. Drytoos & Co., Virginia 6e,61l gr
20, Blum Il Co., Virginia BI5p7 gr.
65 Econ & Co., Virginia, 66.7 gr.
%, b. Beldwin, Chester CO, 7GS, or.
is, j. Clemson, Chester CO.. 7GS gr. o.
SO, Msyes &. Duffy, Western, 33415I, gr
20, Jtmes Auil, Western, 4G6 Rr
AZ, Chandler Alexander, Ches. Co., 5@S, gr.
4l, a Kemble, Chester county, 6IQg7N, gr.
is, l.. Horn, Delaware, 5laa7R gr
26, S. Frank, Pennsy wanna 7AS gr.
26, B Bloomenthal. Virgil $685.. or.
g., SeldOmrtCRe g Kelly, Virginia, 6G7A or
Hogs Were in fair demand at AN advnnce-
$500 head sold at the different yards at SIl@I25C
per 100 lbs. net.
Sheep were lower-6 90 head sold at S4C04 so
per 10 gross, as to coDditiOni
Cows were unch4nged-200 head sold at S4O065
for springers. and S45@S5 pes head for co aad
calf -
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Should the CZar decide in the negative, the
United States will withdraw the so-caned
Alabama claims. In the coUtrary case, these
claims will be examined and adjusted by
mixed commission, which will sit IN either case
for the adjustment of the other outstanding
Claims"
Wreck and Loss of sixteen Lives.
The London TeegrOph of October 26 contains
the fUllowing:-
The total wreck Of one of her Maiesty's yes.
sells, off the Lands End, with the loss OF sixteen
lives, is reported. The Devon, lighter which
for some years has been constantly engaged in
the conveyance OF stores between the various
Government dockyards, lett Devonport on We'd
nesday, the 2lst with stores for Pembroke aud
Queenstown. She put IN al Falmouth, and left
for Pembroke ou Thursday evening, having on
board general cargo OF dock stores and few
passengers. She passed the Longships Light.
house, Lands End, at / O'Clock on Friday
morning the wind being fresh from the north.
west, the night dark, with occasional squalls of
rair. The captain, M. Helson, then gave the
course north-northeast, which was followed,
when suddenly, at IA minutes after o'clock, the
vessel struck on the Brssons,, very dangerous
rocks half mile from land off s.. Just.
considerable sea was running, which
speedily beat The ill-ated vessel to pieces. Some
OF the crew were washed on to the rocks, to
which they clung, exposed to the weather aud
TO the danger OF being washed OF, throughout
the night. In the morning the wreck was per-
ceived, ard messengers were sent to Senuen,
some tive miles distant, for the lfeboat there
stationed, which was speedily got under way
and pulled to the Brlssons. To obtain access
to the rocks wa, task of no little difficulty
and danger, bat the lileb sat Gre y behaved with
great galantry, and succeeded In rescuing
those who still survived, one OF whom was
George Davis, acting mate. How manv others
were rescued, II any, we have not learned.
Among the sixteen drowned are Richard Hell.
son, the master, William Helord, Thomas
Gibbs, James Vesper. two men, one woman
ard two children, passengers. The number of
the crew drowned was ten.
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FINANCE AND COMMEROE.
oYTIos OF THE EyENINe TRLEeRAPH,( /

TIE Stock Market opened very dun this
morning, and prices generally were unsettled,
Government securities were fraction higher.
lO42 was bid tor l0-40s; ll2S for 6s OF 1881;
lOS5 for '62 520s: 1868 or ga 52Us; 1865 for 'G5
5.2Os; 100 tor July '65 5.2Os; and 1904 for '67
6.20s. City loaas were unchanged. Tue new
issue sold at 1923.
Railroad shares were the most active on the
list. Reading sold largely at 4s@14S4, closing
AT the former rate, shghl decllue; Caalden aud
Amboy at 1913, no change; Pennsy lVania Rail.
road at 534. no change; ana Norristown a. 81,
no change. 44S WAS bid Tor Little Schuylkil;
33 tor North Pennsy Nania; 54l for Lenigh
Valley; 80 for Catawlssa preferred: Tor Data
VISA common; 25 for Philadelphia and Erie.
City Passenger Railway snares were un
charged. Second and Thrd sold at SOY; 35
was bid tor Fifth and Sixth; 20 for Tenth aud
Eleventh; l6 tor Thirteenth aud Fifteenth; 2l
for Spruce ana Pine; 46 Tor Cnesnut and Walnut;
and ii for HestonVile.
Bank shares we're firmly held at full prices,
but We hear OF no sales. 240 Fas Did for North
America; l57 for Philadelphia; 3lS Tor Me-
chapics' 80 for Manufacturers; 40 for Cou-
solidarion; 652 tor Commonwealth; aud ll9 for
Central.
Iu Canal shares there was nothing doing.
l0a was bid tor Schuylkill Navigation common;
20 for preferred do; 27s Tor Lehigh NaViga.
uoL; and IA Tor Susquehanna Canal,
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TODAY
Reported by De Haven II Bro, No 40 s. Third street
BEFORE BOARDS
100 sh Read R....b3 4Ssz 5O sin Read R. bio 4Sa
FIRST BOARD
$500 Pa 8s w Lcp...-iOlh Penua R......-c- 631S
$3.50 u.s. 2seri 1909 36 sh Locust Mt..b5 %
SllUU DOL ser-ls.lOi1a "a an NorTisT u b5wn 81
$1,000 City New.-...IO212 "a do...-.......,. 81
(30QN do. New...IU2bt ION sh clinton Coal..... 81
i2OO do New ls- 1929 100 an Read R...b5Nin- 4S4
t5CO do. New.-..IO21S 100 do...-....- I'd as
(lO0O Leh 6S. gold l..c. 93 200 do"..ls-c-48 8-I0
llU0B d0............. 93 % 90 ............. 48 .
Al 90 do.....,,.. O.. 90 I 100 d0..,.b5Hin. 48A
$1,000 do. lB- c. S3i4 8OO o0-,.-ls DSO- 4otS
4sh d Am.....-ls- l28
-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. quote Govern
ment securities, ETC., as tollows;-U. s. 6s OF
1881, ll2S@Ds: old 6-20s, do, lOsf@l0SB; new
62Os 1854 1906 @lO6t; do. 1855, 1866 @l06b 62Os,
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General Grant
FROM Ella WARE.
Session of the Supreme Lodge of TX. of y.

session OF the supreme Lodge OF IA. OF Il.
WILMINGroN, Nov. 0. The Supreme Lodge OF
the Knights of Pythias, a chartered organiza-
tiop, composed of delegates from the State
Grand Lodges of New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Delaware, Mary land District of CoIum
bia, Virginia, Louisiana, and Nebraska, assem-
bled at their hail in this city this morning in
annual session, Supreme Chancellor Samuel
Read, of New jersey, presiding. The session
Will consume several days, during which the
ritual of the Order will be amended aud new
constitution adopted. The Order numbers
40 600 in the States above mentioned.
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July, 1866, 1o9s@1o9l; do. 1867, looi@1O9E; DO
1868 109ld Ito; l0-40s, 1044@1042. Gold. i34s.
Third street, report the following rates OF exc
change to-day at / P. NJ. .:-U. s. 6s of 1881, ll2k
@1134; do. 1862, l0ss0l084; do, 1854 106t@
1898; do, 1867, new, 1904 81O02; do, ls6s, iO9F
@ll0s; do, IS, 10-40s, 1042ODl042. Due Conn
pound Interest Notes, 194; Gold, 134SSl342.
Silver, 130@l32
No. 36 South Third Street, report the following
rates of exchange TO-DAY ut IL o'clock:-
United States IS, 1851, 1l2S0n3}; q, s. 5.2Os.
1O6s dlO65i do, july, 1865, 1o90lO9I; do. July,
1867, lO94@109g; 1868, lO9S@1l0t; 1o-IOs, 1O4s@
l04S. Compound Interest Notes, past due,
1925. Gold. 134S6Il34b
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One county in Nevada casts six votes.

-UH6 UUunLy III NeVaua UaSIB Blk VOI65.
Detroit is the great market for onions.
Mr.. Buchanan's farm sold at $l33 an acre.
New Hampshire is all alive with squirrels.
"A Portland firm has made "a, 600 plan
chettes.
General Reynolds has prohibited masks in
Texas.
Boston puts up $4,000 packages of fish a
month.
The United States has seven million cot
ton spindles.
Mica mines are attracting attention in
North Carolina.
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SIX PER CENT. GOLD INTEREST pe,xc,p,,

SIX fER tENTs GOLD INTEREST, PRINCIPAL,
ALSO REPAYABLE IN GOLD First MORTGAGE
Bonds, based upon the valuable franchises,
grants, railroad, equipment, etc., of the CEN.
TRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, now
nearly comp eted, and forming one OF the most
assured and productive lines Of traffic In the
world. The way traffic alone is large and res
munerative, Independently of the Immense
through business soon To follow.
A portion Of this loan Is offered to investors
AZ lO3 and accrued Interest In currency. The
bonds have semi annual gold cou pons attached
payable in January snd Juiy.
Information, etc, to ue had of
DE HAVEN " BROTHER,
Dealers In Government Securities, Gold etc,
No. 20 South Third street
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
Destructive Fire,

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
Destructive Fire.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 0.-The Bentley Springs
Hotel, on the Northern Central Railway, thirty
miles from Baltimore, the celebrated summer
resort, was totally destroyed by fire on Thursday
morning. Loss forty thousand dollars. Insured
for twenty thousand.
General Grant
passed through here very quietly on Saturday.
He made a short speech to some soldiers gho
greeted him at the stopping place, and said that
we would now have peace. Very few knew of
his passing through.
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Abduction ola Girl.

SPRNGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 9.-John Allen was
arrested at Chicopee, Mass, on Saturday, for
the iorcioe abduction OF girl, named Emma
Surked, from her home at Augusta, Maine, and
committed TO jail in this city. Allen will be
taken to Maine as soon as a requisition can be
obtained.
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ARRIVED rHIs MoRNrNn


S aSy9aA 40 aIys wh sugar a cotSa
ship Co. Nov IA NJ HatteGss o. ar,1a 56Se2n- 61 M
ennesSs souSa s6or @'S9e 90 ptoysns ssys
snRseE BsiSSe neG ecSamv %IG Ths sm sne ws'tsd
win marble rags erc to Joh@ Bsi2d asyi from LeEhorn'
win piaster 'Ss1 9'yisSn sS on days from
hrE h 1Hna SAT- tS ohn from Rum Cay
with sn Srs TO ooye ge. Ksyr eaya rom Turks Ialsnd
Brig HzS5G%le6 a. ss @ormn 50 days from Patrss with
Brig Alice Leo, Foster days rom Charleston, with
to5s sShJ Mn 81 ssS r. 5obs, snsop days from New Bed
schr Ella crowell Howes, Gays rom Province
scnr w F; Jones; Line d1ss from g. Mary's
sehI Northern light Bncr, days rom New York.
VIII nch1 mase Hase,a 10 henn9x l! sarsess ,,,
hsnhGcS scn Nth Inn % pba, 70 Len%o9 & q BaIgess
with lumber 10 LathbnSv. " cs ersha0n & 90. O''
sehr 9: I HerIlok Bad*in' s days from Dlghton,
schr Banner Townsend days from Indian river
schr Bird, NG,map, DAY from Lewes, Del, with
grain to James Barrstt.
MEMORANDA.
ship Cordelia, King hecce. at BrouwershaVen Ath
shin Touawanda Julius hence at Mobile sd Inst.
Steamship Brunette Howe hence, At New York
sIesmsbip Roman, Howes, hence, at Boston yes:
Rriss A, NJ. Putnam. ana oly,le Dow hence at Bos.
'VR scSr RSodsla Blew Peterson for Philadelphia.
schr NargareJ N. Sampson Sampson, hence. at
Schp III n MoCnniev CAIN for Philadelphia sailed
from PoTtsmonth Urevious tn hth inst
Sct 20 sode wilson Novel;; r. Franklin Null; s.
A Hammond Psine O. Y. Waller. McEarls ma; SUR
1rtsa pesrs: r. a. Hooper Hooper; u Il Adams,
SStcEerson: FILA Emsdent Smtb ]. , Snindler. Lee;
T. watson Watson; May Fletcher, Tracey Ocean
BIRD Kelley: ], IL. Pratt, NickeTson: aud Ii. ]. Hol.
way Thompson, hence a. Boston 9Th inst,
IBY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK. New 9-Arrived steamship City OF
Also arrived steamship Erin. from Liverpool.
(By Andutc Cdble.)
ship hhein - .--,, ~,
mersion. from Hamburg for New YORK, SIX weeks
out, has returned 10 this port In leaky oonolsiQns
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Obituary.

IT7sBURG, Nov. 9.-Allen Kramer, of the
firm of Kramer & Kahn, bankers, died in this
city on Saturday, of apoplexy.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For additional Marine NetOs Inside Pt1oes.
PORT OF PHILADELPH IA ....... NOVEMBER o.
STATE OF THERMc METER AT TIE EVENING rELE
GRAPE OFFICE.
A. M..........59 IL A. NJ .e5 2 p. NJ 40
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CLEARED Tbs MORNING.
Sehr Hattie sampson. Blake, Boston, Rathbuu
SleRTnB n 20 "1'
schr Henry Harteau, Jones. Sag Harbor, l., Audeu.
ried d Co, - N"'A-
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This Arterm0Om,s OuotatiOns.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9-P. M.-Co.ton quiet.
Corn, 3Ss. Cd. Lard dull at 66s. Fine Kosin,
Cotton at Hayre l30E on the spot, and 1857.
afoat and to arrive.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
This Mornings Quotations.

LoNcoN, Nov. "a. M.-COnsol5 for money,
944 for account, 943@944. United STATES Five-
twenties quiet a. 735. American stocks steady;
Erie, 274: Illinois Central, 81
FRANKFoRr, Nov. 9.-United States bonls
steadv at 763.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9.--Cottou quiet; the sales
TO-DAY are estimated at 10 0OJ bales.
Breadstuts irm. Corn, 3Ss. Sd. Flour, 27s.
Turppntjnp firm.
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FIRST EDITIO N
H u II O P e.
MAIL DATES 40 OCT. 81.
Ritualism in England - The At
tempted Assassination Of the
ViCerOy Of Egypt.
Affairs in the Spanish Republic.

ETC., Etc, Etc., Etc. Etc, Etc.
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By an arrival at New Orleans yesterday We
have European advces to the 9Th ult.
ENGLAND.
Extraordinary RituaIistic Excitement
at st. James Chapel, Brighton.
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-Messrs. Jay Cooke q Co. quote Gevern-
ment securities, etc., as tollows:-U. s. 6s OF
1881, ll24@lI3; old 5-20s, do, l0sf@lO83; new
5-2Os, 1854 1865 lO6t; do, 1856, 1866 I06B 62Os,
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"a Standard Remednn

such an article L. DIR. Tobias Venetian
Liniment" 1t has stood before the public
for 81 years, and has never failed giving
Batlslaction In single Instance, Every
drop of this valuable eomEound Ia nnIxAl h,
DR.. Toi las himself. Therefore, IL can alwavs
berelied upon. II is warranted superior To
any other, for the cure of Chronic Rheuma.
tIsm, Toothache. Headache. sore Throat,
Vomiting, Frosted Feet, Mumps, Group,
Burns, Cuts, Sea sickness, Insect Stings,
sPrains, Cholera. Collie, spasms. Dysentery.
Bruises. Colds. Coughs. Old Sores, SweIIIngs,
Pains in the Limbs. Back md Chest. There
Is no medicine in the "World" that stands
more on Its own merits than the venetian
Lihiment" Thousands of Certificates can
DO seen ut the Doctors office, attesting TO its
raro virtues. The great sale for DR.. Tobias
Venetian Liniment has induced several un-
principled persons TO counterfeit thIs"Valu-
able Remedy" purchasers cannot be too.
careful TO see that "Dr: Tobias Venetian
Liniment" is stamped on the glass; done mn
In yellow paper, and signed "s. 1. Tobias. -
All Others are dangerous counterfeits, and
although they may resemble the venetian
Imminent" in color and smell, beipars of
Me'n." Sold by all Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States.
Price 80 cents and one dollar per bottle. De-
pot 10 Park Place, N ew York. oclS.lmd&w
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HORNING EDITION.
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TIE OLD FLAo.-we have received
the second number of the Old Flag a
new Republican paper started at Phil
ltPpi, in this Stale, by II. A. G. Zsig-
Ter, Esq. 1t is one of the handsomest
weeklies among our country ex-
changes-well edited and neatly print
ed. The last paper published in Bar
bour was, we believe, the barbour,
JeHersomian, published by one Thomas
Surghnor, who disappeared at the com
mencement of the rebellion and has
not since been heard OF. The Republic
cans OF Barbour are the true grit.
They gave good account OF themselves
on the 22d, and will do SO again next
Tuesday. We are glad to see how. re-
solutely they maintain themselves
against the large rebel element in that
county, and greet the Old Flag as at
once an assurance of that resolution
and a promise of political regeneration
in the region that will be reached by a
paper from PhiIlfppi. Mr.. Zeigler has
our most cordial wishes for his sue
cesB.
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Special aJuttees.
Impure Blood makes SICK.

Tho bowels may be costive or some organ
does its work weakly. From causes like
these gases and gummy substances occur
which poison the blood; the persplraton
may be checked; the feet may be so chilled
that their fetid exhalations e.thrown back
upon tho blood. Here is cause for pains,
fcvers, innammations. In these cases
Brardroth's Pills are worth more than gold
Five or SIX cure ut once. Remember they
euro by nj once removing from the body
these matters which poison the blood and
make sick. These celebrated Pills should
be in Lheh house ready.
SEQ Il. BRASpRETu In white letters on the
Government stamp. Principal Office Bran.
lreih' q HOnse, New York.
Sold by all druggists. ocl9-lmdSW
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CorreetiOn-VOte In the Third Dis,

Correetion-Vote In the Third Dis
IrIct.
We are Informed by Gen. Witcher,
the Congressman elect in the Third
District, that the report telegraphed us
from Gallipolis, that Greenbrier, Mer-
GER and Fayette counties had given
Republican msjorities was incorrect.
Gen. Witcher says the mnjorities mem
toned (I50 in Greenbrier, 80 in Mercer
and 60 in Faystte) were those reported,
but they are Democratic instead of Re-
publican. These counties appear TO
have got mixed with the others men,
toned in the dispatch in telegraphing.
Gen. Witcher thinks these three and
Lincoln are the only counties in his
district that will give Democratic ma
Jorities, and that his majority in the
district will not fall much below 1900.
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All our letters from the interior coun-
ties about the late election, and all re-
ceivCd by the State Central Committee,
assure us that in every county, there
were many Republicans who did not
go to the polls but the word with all
is that they will bring out their whole
vote on next Tuesday, and do better for
Grant than they did for the State ticket.
Friends, this is the way TO talk, and
that is the thing to do. We can do bet
ter for Grant everywhere than we did
Thursday week. We ought to do
much better throughout the whole
State. We ought to do much better in
Ohio county. It only takes twelve and a
half votes more in each township to give
the county TO Grant. There are eleven
hundred registered votes not polled
on the I'D, though perhaps not more
than half of these are actually in the
county-the registers bearing the names
oil a great many who are dead or have
removed. But there is a margin of five
or six hundred voters out of which we
ought easily to get enough votes next
Tuesday to carry the county. We have
repeatedly expressed the belief that the
county is Republican If all the votes
are cast. We are more convinced oft
now than before the last election. The
Republicans OF this city and county
have but TO bring out their men next
Tuesday to give the county for Grant.
This is the thing now to be done.
Prepare for it to-day and tomorrow.
There are three working days yet, and
II our friends all over the city and
county will devote themselves to 1t, the
work of these three days will give us
the county.
This is the last fight orthe war. Let
us make it a vIctoryI
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Speaking nj Warrington Han To-
MORROW Night.

Col. Henry w. Hoffman, of (Cumbcr-
Iand) Maryland, who has already spo-
ken in the West Virginia canvass, at
several points in the interior, IA gallant
soldier in the war and "A pleasing
speaker, has consented 10 address our
people at Washington Hall to morrow
Saturday. evening. We have before
us telegram TO the Secretary of the
State Committee saying that he will be
here TO speak for us at that time. AS
this will be about the last rally before
the election, let us give Col. Hoffman H
rousinG meeting.
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ALLOW no triiling considerations TO
keep ynu from the polls.-RcgiSter.
1t seems they didn't allow any "tri-
fling considerations" to stand in tho
way mt Pnrkersburg. The little matter
of not being registered Was OF no con-
sequence whatever.
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CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS K. MAEGAlI, President
JAMES MERKILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily balances.
subject to Cheek at Sight. SPECIAL DEPOS-
ITS for Six Months. or more, may be made
at five per cent. The Capital of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are al O personally liable TO depositos
for all obligations OF the Company TO double
the amount OF their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n large or alamo UNITS, and permits them
TO be drawn as n whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT n Office, allow
ing interest On ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special adj
vantages OF security, convenIe ice and pIoht,
lelS-6md&yY
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GOVERNOR SEYMOUR WAS telegraphad
to by some Oilicious politician in West
Virginia that the State had gone Dem
Ocratic. The dispatch was read to the
audience the Governor was address
ing, and great deal OF premature en-.
thusiHsm created thereby. Mr.. Sey.
mour has not yet found time to do Jus.
tice TO the fact that he was befooled in
that, as he has been in regard to nenrly
everything else in the cunvass.-PdtS.
burgh Commercial.
We find in another OF our exchanges
reference TO this matter. and IL state
ment That Mr.. Seymour is threatening
to sue this individual for breach OF
promise. Well may Horntio nsE, as he
did once before, "where arc the victo.
rics You promised us?''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-30

The Democrats of West Virginia have
done WELL but they can do better.
We don't undertake to say whether
they "haVe done iUeLt' or not. II they
are satished, we are. But we agree
they might do "better." Tbev can't
very well do Worse.sa