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Election Returns from Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Conn Oct. 8-of the
ful rsts1rns !, received &c Of l64 owg that
voted Monday, 86 aFeselearly7 Repubo
lidans SO Democratic and e divided.
The Republicans gain thes en- tire reg.
lstration- hoard 10 eleven towns that
were Demeeratie1ast year, and gaina
portion of boards ia five towns that
were wholly Demo cratic last. year. - IN
The Demo Is gain the reaistra-
ton boards bin five, towns that, were
Republican la5ta igeaf, ia tmo towns
that were PARTLY Republican and, IN
two towns thatwere wholly, RapubIi.I
can last year. The above is official.
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New Orleans Market.
ByTeIegraph.I NEW ORLEANS. Oct. s.

BY Ie9r8ph.I NEW ORLEANs, OCT. 3.
CorroN-Lower; middling 231ac; sales OF
400 bales; receipts 4,S9J bales. " Ftgg#
ST STERLING-l49l9 l5O1S.
@EXCEEA NGE-N. Y. Sight 5S discount. =
GOLD -i3S15.
SUGAR-Cuba advanced 1<a15c in boxes
1870 In hhds; l2al414c sforo oLoufsiana;
scarcely any in nafket. i1 at4ata4 .t
MOLA ASSES ominal. s1A sos
FLoUR3DulI but steady; superfine at
Sc 6ol[67f -
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MONETARY & -COElElERCLA
New York Harkei.Eo zuq

New YORK AarKei. 80 rTIq
By Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct. 8.
81 AsHEs-Quiet.
GoTToN1Dull; 74c lower: sales 800 bales
.FIoUR-Recetpts Il. .406 barrels; without
schange and Tess doug; sales IL GOO barrels
at So 5Q@7 for suPerfine Western 81 l0aS 80
Flor extra Western; IS 60GI0 80 for White
wheat, gea T., extra; & q Y ,75Cqlg for extra round
st. Louis; Sl0gI3 30 for good choice do. !:
CLOSING steady; SOutheraAh ar Quiet; sa he's
extra; 50 3lgl3 Is Tor g9od to choice do.
at. 50 .759l0 IS: rye flour in fair request
sales $50 barrels At S61gS 10.
Corn MEAL.-Steady sales 900 barrels at
I So tor MaT;sh's caloricy and-s6 50 for Bran
WHISKY Heavy at 81 sogI IS free ...'.,. es
WHEAT-Ree eeefpts 70,776 bushels; less ac-
tive and unsettled efosing scarcely so
firm sales 6s,OG0 bushels at 81 56aI IS Tor
No. 3 Spling:isi 658f 10 f0r 30. 2 do. ne 1s
ot1e5 Tot1 d 10 o w4h w6fdr 2a P gtata ets
81 Is for Amber Mlct1tgani e S592- -z7Ja Tor
RYE-MOrs active and decidedly frmer:
sale, q 600 bushe 5 Western at 81 b3,gI A5s
and 81 67gI % 6orsnnan lots; sales COO 5usff-
BARLEY-Firmer; sales of 9.460bushels
anadage a. "a 56 est at y p aud S2 bushels Stts
.. EARLsY 51 n IdA1r4Ffrhf! ga,es 900 bushe IS
at f35O94 90, the latter extreme IA eS--
CORN -Refelpts l3I ,379 busneis: Ic better,
cIOslns scarcely so II rfli ff3 - tu1sDJV Du I'll :
els at 81 l2G9l ID for unsound, 81 l49l I512 Tor
sound M txed Western and 81 312gl l41a for
20 oafsNReaespts = -Ysea 8,s8a bdkfel. 9int le
bet er: sai ies 81 600 bushels at IA G7312 Tor
new Western. 49, i AS
RfCE-Q let.
CoFFEE-Is dull.
,sggG3AAR-Qptet; sales Of 40 hAds Cuba at at
MoIZzn.sses-Qufet.lo ~
HoPs@Q1Ief, at Si59s25 for American.
aPET'RoLEUM-Du at l8gi55aef9f cr a ie,
and 3015 for refined b5TFd
LINSEED OIL-Quiet, at 91Wl 81
- SEERIr<s TURPENrISE-B E-Bnchanged-
-5oRK- -Firlner. in fair demand; sales of
.30O barrels al SO 75G2q 90 for mess: clos
inR-atsD cash; S24 80 for prime and S27@
s277 . for prime mess; aud go barrels of.
m IS. .selfer's October, SO.
: REE.F--Dull: sales of I'd barreIS at 81 [ go
0asi9 50 fornew plain mess; SI9-50a2l Is foF.
new extra mess; tleIce beet quiet at $3.50
SSss for prime mess and f8Og36 90 for Ihfia
REEF HAMs-S20Q2S co.
Cur TMEATs-Steddy; sales of l35 packages
at II1Zgl21zc for shoulders and iJ3gzl5 ISr 4
for h8 ms; middies duif;l sales of ITO hSI1 as
at 1915 for short ribbed, 1870 for do. Gear
and long cut hams on private terms 81 rs =
LARD--teady5 sales of $50 tieIcas nj IgI< !
@l9l4e- for steam, and I954g20c Tor kettle |
rendered. u
B9rFeR--DuII at O937c for Ohio, and ssg
46c for State lv e - g~fl
Z GHEESE- steady at I3GgI715c. - rez
FREiGHfS TO LIVERPOOL - Unsettled; |
CLOS : heaVyi engagements per sail, 1000 |
bushels corn at I'd.
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CLEVELANDxO.

Republican Demonstration = 100000
People on The streets and In Pro-
, cesSi0n = Addresses by Governor
Hayes, Senator Eflyrman Ex.secPo-
taFy stanton, Gen. Garfield and
-s~.zy,f 4ESBzE =
CLEVELAND. o., Oetober 8.-The
IgRepublican mass meeting to day was
conceded onaal hands torlbe one of
the most imposing demons trations in
numbers and enthusiasm ever made
in N ortIern Ohio.c Z MIAI Sk BhA B
One hundred thousand people were
uponsthe streets. .dldlTzE 4
The procession was an hour aud a
halfgin passing 2 given point, march
ing rapidly Ia close order 10 5l3m
The torchlight procession to. night
was fully two milesslong, m arehiDg in
close order.
= Addresses were made by Governor
Hayes, Senator Sherman, ex Secretary
Stanton, General Garfield, General
Sherwood, and Lieutenant Governor
Lee. y ~ z--l. .5.s teo rs = Il
The following letter from Senator
Fessenden, of Maine, was read:
o. Lsineerely. regret my inability to
be with you at the proposed mass
meeting in. Cleveland We are all
just now looking. to Ohio with pecul-
iarinterest. Ohe OF her most promi-
nent sons claims to be the originator
of financial doctrine which The
Democratic party has adapted in its
platform, and which I cannot but con-
sidersas at war with the plafnest prin-
eiples of common honesty. Maine 1
has declared her opinion in terms
which cannot be misunderstood 1t
remains. TO be seen whit Ohio thinks
of It. t.LPor the hoLor of that magnif-
Cent State, as well as for the national
credit it Is. to be hoped that her voice
will be equally loud and emphatic.
: = Permit me 10 say that upon this
particular point Ohio IS compelled to
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic icrefsgr..sssIt, /, Il h j. !.
SPAIN. .5I

zr8 SPAIN .5l- -xztfsss : - 38I
s MADRID Oct. 8.-The Provisional
Junta has issued decree reducing, by
cne- third, the tariff on all. imports. :.
sns Don Juan. cousin Of Queen Tsa-
bella, has resigned his prefention to
the throne OF Spain In favor of his
son Don Carlos. DiA3s 'e-5e'+ ''-'''4- e
General Pavia suffers severely from
his wounds, but.his condition is i'm
proving, and it is thought he will re-
cover. -r, Fessu&2 Her es-.5T5E.
'4 TURKEY. ssA0H9 lssss6Q's
9 CONsTANTINoP4.E Oct. S-Feud
Pascha has obtained leave of absence
from public duty for six months, on
account Of i'll health, and has gone to
Sicily. iiTeaes4 'ai4.' go.
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WASHINGTON, Oetober 8. The f5I .
4 owing Enfesnll Revenue appoint
Rsents were made to-day Guagers =
W. II. Gray. Seventh district Of Ken
Itueky;1 n. W. Ketcham, Eighth dis
trict Of Wisconsin.
q IA Aeepy of General Meade S report
on the Camilla riot is being prepared
to-day, at the War Department for
transmission to- the President. bIt
win robably be made public to NOR
,roW.a- Eag asaf1 nfn .Waa2.. 2
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New forkl 9GoTd and STOCK Nasrrkaef, -

~ A0I5sIapH.I = NEW YORK, Oct.
b & \ MONEY : Easy at 5a7c on call. s
- SrERLIN6a-D Dull al S5Sa8Jz. JE DTS te3a
at l85 l51aolwt opening at 1897: closing
!, si GOV EisGysrErVrs Z Lower; Coupons of ,Sl
- di92s 2is., il55 ld2 ll9qn0l4i do as4 fi0sS
Sel5 10 %, 1O61Sg1O8s6; new IA SlILIss
ii9Ss s9l s1SSIOss '6s f099@ i09E 10 rs.
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WpRCEsTER, Mass, October &C.
AN incendiary fire in birmingham
Centre, this morning. completely de-
stroyed Estey's block. occupied bv I,
Archer. iewelry. E.F. Kendall ioro-
Gerry. and others. Loss $15, 900, par
italy covered by Insurance.
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NORWICH. CoNN.. Oetobsr- q.

NoRwICH, ,CoNN., Oetobeers S.4The
Board of e Commissioners ono Foreign
Missions, this morning, occupied ia
reading theGreports of the Standing
'ConfmIttee on the various Missions.
voted that the next meeting be held
in Pittsburg In the afternoon, com
munioq service wasf held ID allA the
gongre G ltional and Central Baptist
Churches.
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Providence, Oct. 8.-The Demo
cratic State Convention met to- day.
a. Vanslick presided. The nomina
tleRs foE Presidential ELECTORS are
Lyman Pearce, Gideon Bradford.
Geo. Lewis Cooke. and W. H. Allen
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New York, October S-The fol
lowing is a synopsis of the second
tay'sb sbrocre lings of the Protestant
Episcopal Convention:
Tine Convention was opened this
mhrhing at Trinity Chapel, Twenty
sixth Street. with the proper norning
services, in which Bishop Talbot, OF
Georgia, officiated as far as the creed.
Bishop Nody, of Maine, read the
Psalter for the 9Th of the slnonth.
| pTbslPsalm beginning PraisesGod ye
servants that attend, was sung. The
benediction was pronounced by BiSh-
k,opa Smith, of Kentucky. -
After "a few minutes recess, which
Invertebrates passed In conversation,
the Cor yention was called to order at
Is11Go'cloek by Rev. James Craig, Of
* ent1eky.
'N The minutes of the preceding day s
business was read and approved.
~ The kSecretary announced the ap-
pointment of the following COM
On General Theological Seminary
w. Shelton and W Stubs, N@York /;
w. w. .Monny, Of Minnesota 81. H.
Bailey, Of Vermont; DR.. Goodwin
and O. B. Wyatt, of Pennsylvania /;
HE. Pierpont, of New York &c. II.
Smith, Of N nrth Carolina; G. 7. Har-
rison, OF Pennsylvania; G.. T.eTaffs,
Of New Hampshire; P II. Smith, of
North Carolina; E. I. While, of
Minnesota. -
5 Ga the new Diocese-F. c. Pitkin
of Michieau, w. B. Corlyn of Mis-
souri, j s. Shipman of Kentucky, j =.
Peterkin of Georgia, 2. j. Stoud of
South Carolina, E E. Beardsly of
Conuecticut. j. NJ Mitchell of Ala
bams. M. McWhaler of New York.
. H. Meigs, Jr., of New Jersey, N. L.
Whittle of Georgia, and j. Duncan of
Mississippi. -=------- -=------
GG1k Of \ NeE {EEsT XSFt LII y / Of
R M Abere0mb bic of New Jersey. q.
Breckel and G II. Norton of Vir-
gina Samuel Coffin of Pennsylvania,
w, III, .HarCiSon o. -Maryland, ,-L-Jr
E Smti b. 2 South CsssInsa sRd1R b
= t,n Unfinished Business-A. T.
Sannaer Of Elarida; E7A5BadleR;
of rM4ine'; we Cry, 6f~Tennessee !;
M II. 7Clark, of Georgia; j Scar
! borough of PennsSlyz;s,niar =, lssks q Psrs
/ RhodeIsIand; L. G. Woodruff, New
York; Eli Ryan, WiscOnsins w .xPs
Whaleh, New Ha ampshire5sA w. Green,
Cal fornia.
sEOn Christian Education-J. d.
Woren, Wisconsin; F NJ Habbardr
North carolina j. g. Hanchet, South
carolina: j. Rankin West, New
York. j NJ Martin. Indiana; FL N.
Pierce, Ala abama;aa.Gs S1lShuttacks
Massachusetts; CIR. Fairbanks, Ten
nessee; j. w. Stevenson, Kentucky;
} Nj. Woolworth, Nebraska.
Canons-W. @. Meade. Iok Gouuec-
ticnt; j. B Haight, New York; Milo
MahoD, Maryland; A. A. Wilson.
4 North Carolina; FL. b. Hendderich,
j Michigan; VA. Honee,- Penusvl-
yania; Hamilton Fish, New York. d
I B. Otis, Illinois, r. b Curtis. Mass
pPA b Fcgg, Tennessee. u NJ ~ n .tF
ii Il. On Elt ctions-J. s. Hodge of. New
York, Isaac ,H.rHusbard- of New
Hamps hire, C.-P GGadstofl ofs sSonth
4 Carolina.-H. w. .PierceA of Alabama-
NV. H. Burrs of Wisconsin, w. E.
/ Williams of Georgia, r. FL. Ives of
Georg a. r. Richardson Of Vermont,
T. M. Howe of PennsylVania, w. j.
I Read of Delaware, Il. D. Bradberry
of Mississippi. wNeaU V2,
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! FOR E N'iF7'.I

wg0R H ENfga Il IS EsfFiNP THE base
.E Inent or the Cum beFIHId d ,foresbyterian
zthurch, corner of Second -aiaEizztsllss nat
Streets. This would he n very deS Sirable.
place for teaching s4fesSfe -|lr0Raa o and
Painting. Also, n gcod room for an o nee.
5IEquirssof I ,tALVA Ell JtlFIlIs5 SON ~ 7
au20 dtf -. ~ Real Estate Agent. i
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6IW WAMTrsF1o


gE% ME sS-STOHE CUTTERS - Two
80 GOOD ,stop}s cutters can find employ
HleAt at tnt-hl5hesi wages. by applying TO
aSA4NER Il MCtfA RIA ND,
= = 9cSI5 o5TgdJ g,leIre Haute, Indiana.
= s-@t~s eH sot 0ifGT55m Ut u z =
sd3 fn4 .a.ai4o dsi4I 20 sl
~-ss~F, A NFFp-C,O6 At. Mr. .-rDs rz..a. :
w (2D good coaIi nfis,t,Is ca3, tJaf Sa6-
stant work at the SHOpW II. MIKLS
near Caseyvidilie' -sdl Kenfuecky,s7si Lse2fd2wo
vcwg sf .1Isd Eidf jgoaIlw sEt1sg
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DYE HOUSE.
r. GRAUPNER.

y e iD4Ehf AND SEQ URER,
FIFTH tIl HTREA:F, bet. Oak and Cherry
al SIX, Wool, Cotton, &C, colOred to order.
All. All WorR warranted and any damaires
P'O'4p''S PaLu. ~ imaZ d6n3
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= CRATES AND MANTLFS-

K AZ. ISAAC LAVENDER womb IN.
.sAAl& Iorm he citizens that he is prenarea
70 :. ri GhATES and MANrLES to order
IA the neatest style. Orders Ie'e af bis
feflQencss on Oak Street, between FfGh
lion. ~ "''0H-
Refers to Liant q Bro. Toe2 din,
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rs WASHINGTON.

Internal zReVeRHe Appointments =
GeneFal AeaGe's Report OF the ca
ss mllla Ri0G. 4 - s..
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FOR SALE.

qeqo 1i9dt ni b9n15T09 =
vd ,sses9sgo1q c2iaqml9 9al
bas Iuomyso Usd II -sio5
ESoR = s4EfE-H6Us AND1rst3r.l - 0w-
4 ing 10 my Intended fTelnoyal1 from Or @
clty' ouef Tor sale my house and Lob, con-
iasinipg hve, rooms, cellar, cis.ern, and sta
DisSttti AZ t!I,Ttop nrdtr gootloss new. II-
q'''io On me priedIn pid lfSess .86f 81 dFo R5 =
1e9tAsiStaeet Z, ebst,cesa5 Vtse and Sycamore.
. sLs1vill give a; barpainto any one Wishing
to buy n good dWelling-house V1L 9hI q
! seq dtf ttti - i"i, 10. SCHWANER. Q
5od1lv Taq 9sEd. aog gT.s7'|f71 81.
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eu3O d4wsm EVANSVILLE. IND.
300 600 80 II,,l ,rI. sea Ed 2OO. .OO0

500 600 '1RANT d.,39TI. 9pa z 2OO.OOO
I3adt es, Medals, and PlnsI GRANT CIGAR,
must be closed out al halH fine flavor,
the, cost TO .manufacture worth
Every club in the cou itryI SIS per OOn,
should get then at once to be sold
g I.00Q gilt-border Grant, at SO Der 600,
Badges, IS. 81 s. 81 -a3 Ia order 10 ~
/ 900 fine gilt rel gantl troduce them.
Grant Badges; Si2 i0tl U
g i 600 extra gut Grant . Colfax Badges, sI2.
,U0J most Beautiful Z no Eadges in the
rfnaFket, "Grant and COlfax. - $50. Any
smart agent cau make from SIS 90 S2j per
day. We send1a present "of l.000 Grant
Cigars with every order OF $50" Money
must accompany the order Satisfaction
Ruara rteed. Send -pOst-onice order, ad-
dressed 10 RICHARDS & MARKT, s. MUIR
ray street y X 3,iSl. New York. Refer
Bank. II. n. Hlekcox & Co.. New York.
ocl d3w
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NEW YORK.

isdVlets from Hayaaa-Thq Commit
Tee on etFenchnseRt - Unitarian
Conference - Pro. eS1ant Episcopal
COnVdntiOl.
fo$N -
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b DissoIution of Partnarshin

.TSEE = EARTEERSHIP HERETO-
r. lore ex,sttug between I'll. Baum ana
u -. napQer, u1der The name and stvIe on
-, isen m q CO.. was this day dissolved bv
tinned bx, IL d The business win be con-
Iecetve all debts and sIen1s.,,s5e- fi1.e safd
firIn. aud he Is to pay all 4bts due fIo1s
said nrhn. lra aHt 4N II. BAADER.
--.-.- L.tr 0fz.l. II. BAUM.
Evansville, September 25, 1865.
YiFET0 MN OLD CUSTOM RRs.
d. / would say that 4 can be found at
the old stand, No. Second Street, next 10
= fchlaepfer's drug store, where can be
found The best and cheapest stock of Hoop
SKIRTS and Corsets In the city. The mRnu-
factory aud wholesale departmen ent will re-
main at No. 30 Main Street, above ROser's
drY-goodS store. o8 II. BAUM.
Se2S diff
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R publican d smonsEation
"a n Cieve1aqd, Q.
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1000 DO People on The
'sqitS H. eGs and In the Pro-
z 5nh cessiOA. ~
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nE lie G. e APu.

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Louisiana Legislative PRO-
lsdio ceedingS. =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-23

A SUGGESTIoN.-It is notorious fact
that there is very large number OF
children in the city who are running
about the streets idle, and imbibing all
the evils consequent upon idleness and
misery. If left to run wild-to follow
their own inclination-they will grow
up to be a disgrace to themselves, their
parents, and the community in which
they reside. They indulge in all kinds
of mischief during the day, and at night
they makeit hideous with their terri
BILE vulgar tongues. They should be set
to work.
And here we would suggest the idea
that the City Council appropriate a
fund sufficient to build work-house,
so that boys may be put in there and
made to earn something, while, at the
same time, they might contract better
habits. The occasion demands it.
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Gravel Roofs.
Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either ir resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through
a process that frees it from oil
and benzole, and no matter how great
the heat, it will not run. 1t is equal
" efficient in roofs of every con-
ceivable pitch. Mr.. Crumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quality,
and for sale at the lowest rates This
has stood test of fifteen years in Pitts
burgh, and is the cheapest in use. Call
at the Factory, head of Lindsey street,
East Wheeling, or address him through
the Wheeling Post Office.
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THE WEATHER.-On Wednesday we
added q postscript to our notice of the
weather in which we gave the clerk OF
the weather much praise for diSsipat,
ing the great gloom that had been low
ering over our heads for several days.
We were rather premature in our an
nouncement. Yesterday was very
cold day, during which several snow
SQUALLS passed over us. How far this
preface TO Winter extended we do not
know.
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WHY is IT So For several years we
have noticed that potatoes brought a
better price in the Fall than in the
Spring. We could see into the philoso-
ply of the thing as, most assuredly,
they must waste some during the winter
Nevertheless such are the facts in reIa'
ton to potatoes. Now they have got
potatoes up to a dollar and thirty cents
per bushel. We presume that potatoes
can be purchased in the Spring for a
dollar per bushel. But why it is so, is
what puzzles as.
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MANUAL.

NEW YORK:
PUBLISHED BY THF
MERCHANTS UNION LAW COMPANY.
No l2s Broadway, Third Floor,
I'm the American Exchange National Bank
Building.l
FThe Book win be sent, prepaid, 70 any
address In the United States on receipt Of TEN
DOLLARS; or, il will be forwarded by Express,
with bill, to be paid on delivery.
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POLICE COURT.-There was nothing
done in this court on yesterday morn
ing All was quiet, even in miniature
africa" The fines of $40 and $50 and
cost teach many a salutary lesson. 1t
is only the incorrigible that heed not
the penalties of the law. And even
these are little cautious not to repeat
their vices too often, as $50 and cost are
not so easily raised, and then the Jail is
their quarters for thirty days.
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TWENTY YEARS AGO.-What would
the good people of Wheeling say no"
were an article to appear in the morn
ing papers like the one we publish be-
low. 1t was local notice in Wheel
ing paper some twenty years age.
Think of the contrast, then and now.
But here is the article:
SILVER CHANGE.-It is in cOntempla-
ton by the Banks to reduce the price
at which they will receive foreign sill
yer change. Up to the present time
they have taken it at its nominal value,
and most, if not all of them, still con-
tiuue to do so, though in as small guam
titles as possible. Within a few days
our Postoffice has refused to take the
quarter dollar pieces at more tn an
twenty-four cents, though the much
more deprecated smaller pieces are taken
as before.
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The Act further authorizes them 10 Issue IN
equal amount OF their own Finst Mortgage
Bonds Of corresponding denoninations, rAioA
shat be the first claim upon ths ,ehot, railroad prop
erty and 20 SOAieA the hSs OF TIE Government shall
be subordinate a. . maans of moro rezdily secur-
ing the remaining half Of the capital for the con.
out of the capital stock subscriptions and other
sources. "
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co,,utssIONER's SALE.

r,pTTE OF A DECREE RENDERED
by IN n ,anse OF Abraham z. Brookover,
ID IN me e oI Leonard Merit, deceased, VS..
Admip';WS! ' Riowapd and NJ. L. Richardson, by
GeorGe " C,urt of Marion, at the June 1868
the CltvaIs ,I briure the front dosr Of the Court
term tnS ~ county. on the second Monday in
House =. ~ Is ,sG- At public auction, to the high
NoTeIiLC an the following terms, tO-wit: One.
ct Vlu lT ;v hand and the residue on credit Of
ball '-si I l.. months. with interest from date, /
= AhS ant 10 sell the tract of land in the bill
shan l'S This is a very valuable tract of
msH'lonl,aipir, Ju3 acres, situate Immediately
AuG. 'yy,''in.nr,. and Ohio Railroad, about mid.
" 'AT i',,sru Warrington and GlOvers Gap,
and Is wen FONTAIN SMITH,
t Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-23

GRAND LODGE /. o. G. T.-There is
to be a Session of the Grand Lodge,
l. o. G. T., at Parkersburg, Oh the 10th
of November next. We are authorized
to say that all members of the Order
who may wish to attend said Session
will be returned free over the b. & o.
R. R. to the point whence they paidfull
fare. Members should bear this in
mind
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-23

A RUNAwAY.-On yesterday horse
attached to buggy, and belonging to
Mr.. Hornbrook, started from w. w.
Miller's machine shop and ran up to
John street, down John to Main, down
Main to Webster and up Webster to
Chapline, and down Chapline as far as
the board yard below Mr.. Winship's,
when he was stopped. The shafts of
the buggy were broken and the dash
board split off. This was about the
extent Of the damages.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-23

REMEMBER.-That the several town
ship Registrars meet on Saturday at
the several places of voting, for the
purpose of registering voters for the
election. Let every DEM
ocrat resolve himself into a committee
of one and see that those who are not
registered have their names placed on
the books on that day. 1t is imperious
that this should be attended to.
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seP43meOd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-23

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. "a, 1865.
John Lirington, Esq, Secretary Merchants Unio"
Lao Company:
DEAR SIR:-Tho new Law Register and OH
oial DIRECTORY, Just issued, appears 70 have been
very carefully prepared, and we find 1t OF great
service ia the transaction Of the business oil this
Department We think the work would prove
A valuable acquisition to- and should be on tne
desk of every prominent official, banker mer
'"--'' F. Z. SPINNER,
Treasurer of the United States