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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-05

GENERAL HOWARD figures the expense
of the Freedmen q Bureau down to absut
ten millions of dollars, and Mr. Wells
to about five, while appropriations have
been made and consumed far exceeding
the highest figure. Put not your trust
in Radical cyphering. i-d
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Meeting of the Democratic
County Executive Com mmit-

Ths members of this Committee are requested
10 meet at the Club Room, OTIS corner, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, at . o'clsck P. NJ. 1t is
highly desirable that every member be present.
ors2lw GEO. BAIRD, Chairman
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The RAIDS have a tbod time trying t

2 The RAIDS have a tbod time trying to
account for Grants order in relation to
the Jews. Some say he was drunk |;
Others that bis secretary wrote the or
der :, Others that it only, meant the bad
jews. But the parties interested are
not satisfied with any of the attempts
to escape. The whole thing was too
sweeping and unmistakable to get
Away frora. and only few Of that class,
who wish to make profit out Of the Re
publican party, will vote for Grant.
There is too much self-respect among
the rest -Pitts1Hrsh Post. airiadB
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Boyd's majority, I64.

On the first Monday in June the city
of Portland gave eight majority agains t
Mr.. Smith, the Democratic candidate
for Congress, and yet he carried the
State by near twelve hundred majority.
A Democratic increase of one hundred
and seyenty.two in one town in ten
days is q good beginning for the Presi-
Dental contest in Oregon Yet this is
one of the States set down by. the Rad
icals as Certain for Grant. Will the
hackers of the Radical nag withdraw
him, aud allow the Democrats to win
on q canteri Better this than have
the distance-Aag dropped in their faces.
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JANE tells a friend that she knors str

dents sometimes draw yonng ladies' up
to their rooms, for, says she, "as l was
going by the college enc morning, l
heard noise in the direction Of the
college buildings. looked that way,
and as plain as see you now, saw Q
girl in q basket, about halfway be-
tween n three-storys window and the
ground. Just then the rope broke, and,
Lord d0WR / came :"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-05
what Rudicalism Has Done For Us

Four years ago, General Fremont
(certainlya a good witness in Radical
.cause) declared in his letter accepting
the Cleveland nomination that the Rad.
ical policy and power under Abraham
Lincoln 'had needlessly put the coun-
try on the road to bankruptcy"
We wer0 then spending
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-05

THOSE who indorse Beast ButIer's
hanging of Mumford, and Bingham's
hanging of Mrs. Surratt, will vote for
Grant and ColfaX;
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Caa.ressiopnI Tiekels.

III District HENRY s WALKER, Of Ohio Co
I'd District i-WM. G. BROWN, of Preston.
9d Dis,r.ct--C. z. I. MOORE, Of Mason Co.
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STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHNSON n. CAMDEN, Of Wood.
FOR AUDITOR,
DANIEL MAYER, Of Kanawha.
SECRETARY OF sTATE,
WANTS. Of Jefferson.
FOR TREASURER,
GEORGE WALKER, OF jackson.
ATTORNEY GENsRAI-
WI WILEY, of Morgantown.
JUnGE or COURT OF APrEALs,
MATTHEW EDMiSTON, of Lewis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-05

average rate Of four and one-fourth per
cent. in gold. The annual interest will
be about 81, 900, 900, or about sll2,0OO,-
OOO in currency. In thirty years
the amount of interest alone paid upon
the new bonds will bc $3,920, ,O0O, 900,
counting gold at 81 As. And after this
enormous snm, in the shape of int est,
has been paid; after the bondholders
have enjoyed thirty-fye years exemp-
tion from taxation, worth of Itself
81 %, 900, 600, tho debt, instead of be-
lug reduced or paid, will, by reason OF
its conversion into bonds payable in
gold, be greater by $3.50, 100000 than it
is to-day. H'.
Here are the figures:
Exemption from taxation IS years, -
,t 90 oCo per snnum asso 900 oSS
Value OF new bonds, payable in
gold. 2oJO,VVO,uUO
LD,- 40 - .a1t- 81 ,S77, ,OOO, 900
Deduct 5,s0's, payable in green.
backs $50 ,0O0, 900
Cost Of the new scheme. Is, ,927 ,00O. 900
Congress postpones the, payment of
the debt thirty-five years, and gives the
bondholders premium of nearly sig
thousand millions as the price of the
postponsment. In this way the Radi-
cal party propose to redeem the five
twenty bonds. The payment of q debt
of less than two Thousand millions, is
to absorb near ly eight thousand millions,
OF one half the actual property of the
country. ..sf
In l5G0 the entire taxable property
of the United States did not exceed
SIG, 100000. The war has certainly
made the country poorer that it was
eight year. ago. 1t is then no exag-
geration to say that one half the prop
erty of the United States will be cx-
hausted in the payment of the 5-20's ac-
cording to thG programme laid down at
Chicago, and enacted by this Funding
Bill villainy.
Says the Chicago Times:
Its bill to rob the people and stuff
the pockets of the bondholders. Save,
always, the reconstruction infamy, n
meaner and moro criminal piece Of leg
islation has not been enacted by the
rotten gang of villains, calling them
selves u Congress, who on yesterday dis
persed to meet again in September. The
whisky-ring; the thefts of collectors of
revenue; the conspiracies' of custom
house officers with smugglers to de-
fraud the treasury; the knayery of the
Bureau; and all the vile and
wicked schemes to plunder concocted
by the perjured wretches in Congress,
and carried out by their partners in
guilt all over the country-have been
decent in comparison with this latest
enormous robbery
The perpetrators of the infamy knew
the people were about to vote OH the
policy the bill is intended to enforce,
and they wished to deny the voters of
the country that privilege. Tax-pay-
ers will have something to say to
these Congressman when they come
homo
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W'heelins gesister.
Wrdue.dny Moruinx....- ...A"g"-' 30
Loa r.l.slpkSr .r THE UNITED srArks'
uoSATIo SEYMOUR
OF NEW YORK.
FRANK p. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI.

Fer FrestneutfHf Hec
STATE AT LARGE
BENJAMIN WILSON, of Harrison.
FRANK HEREFORD. of Monroe.
DISTRICTS.
,a Di,triet-OKEY JOHNSON, Of Wood.
sd D;strie,-JOHN'w. KENNEDY, of Jefferson
n D;striet-E. B. KNIGHT, of Kanawha.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.

New York via
Philadelphia. S.AA n 1910 m I;ia u
Tickets " all principal points In the East and
West can be procured at the Union ohlee In No
Lure Houss and st the statios al Bridgeport.
y. l. kYEfS,
my2i Gsasrsl Ticket Agent
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OnOur Clvll SerVlce. -........-..-. .S2IJlU,'DO
On the Indians. .----....-..--..--.. 2,5iO,OOO
Interest on the Public Debt ..... 53,6sO,OO0
Being total Of sss 7lO, 900
This was in the last year of Abraham
Lincoln's administration, when the
power of tho rebellion everywhere was
giving way under the stress of n long
continued and exhausting war.
We have since then enjoyed nearly
four years of what, but Tor the Radical
majority at Washington, would have
been complete national peace, and find
ourselves spending ...,
On our Civil service. :Jl,l10,OO0
On the Indians. s.-.-....-......-..--.. i6iO,OW
On PENSIONS. W.3o1,OOO
Interest on the Public Debt. If3 7sO, ,OeO
Being total of....................s2 .s22s ssJ, 900
If Abraham Lincoln had "needlessly
put the country on the road to bank
ruptcy"in 1864, with an expenditure
of more than $4,000, 900 per annum,
exclusive of the enormous sums lavish
ed on the army and navy, il must be
admitted that the Radicals are driving
{, Q country along the same road with .
tr PIE Lincoln power, when they intiict
upUn Us, three years after the last rebel
had laid down his arms, yearly outlay
nearly three times as great. But the
people are putting on the brakes, and
with the election Of Seymour and Blair
in November next, we shall see the
country put upon the safe old track once
more.-WOrld.,
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An election for city officers was held

IN POrtIanu, oregon, on Tue IolH
June, which resulted as follows:
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Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars.
on HHDs. PRIME qUALfTY JDs1 kE
~ seiyed and for sale by
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MICHAEL ?: RoHAH

MI KEr STREET, . few door above ths
second ward Market H0ase- hcnugenfa
work g Al kinds nadotss,.s.; % 10y S,sy ana e'1h
1pl2iy
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Baltimore & Ohio r. z. Co.
OyI1cE BaLTrsOkE 4 Quo kAIiIzoAD Co,
wnEELnd, May Is, Iscs. !

DAssRNGE TRAINS WILL Run
i by the foRO~ins sahSiuls oo and after the
nth day Of May, lsSs-Wbseiiag uias
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At SIS OoO oco DER annum. "a 81 eas, 100000
Interest (n currency).. -. -. 3,g20 600 900
gold. ..................s..........2 w $50, ,OOO 600
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Deduct 5,a0s, payable in green
backs. ....-..--.---- ,foo,oOo,ooo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-23

VIRGINIA PosroTFIcEs - PosrMAsTERs'
ApPoi.TMENTs.-- James M. Straddling,
Martiraville, Henry county, vice G. A..
Stockton, failed to bond; Charles F. Bel
cher, postmaster in Dickinson's, Franklin
county, vice g. W. Brown, resigned Mrs.
Bfary Johnson, postmistress at Bloomfield,
Londoun county vice Jesse Porter, resigned !;
Ralph s. Morgan, postmaster at MUSES.
Bottom, Jackson county, vice s. s. Bigley,
resigned Thomas J. Willing, postmaster at
Kilmarnock, Lancaster county, vice Il. P.
stoneham, resigned Mrs. A. Saul, post
mistress at Boone's Mill, Franklin county,
vice r. B. Greer, resigned.
= Discontinued Office at Brucetown, Fred.
erick county, Virginia. Papers now go to
Vaudeville, e p
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Border State Fair-Third Day.
special telegram to the Dispatch. -

The Border State Fair-Third Day.
Special telegram to the Dispatch. 20
DANvILLE, October %, 1868.
: The attendance at the Fair to-day was
very large. The judges made preparation
for their award of premiums, which kept
them very busy. -.Hf,HIt.Etl
There were two trials to-day1of quick
draft horses. First race, in single harness,
$50 for first horse; s25 for the second, and
$40 for the third. The following is the
result (mile heats, best three in fve) Vir-
ginia Girl, owned by Bradshaw, Lynch
burg, l ! l; Benecia Boy, owned by Crump-
ton (entered by s. skinner), 2 2 q; Bay
Pet, named by Williams, of Lynchburg,
8 3 3. Time: First heat, 3:2O; second,
3:13; third, $40. The race was not well
contested. Virginia Girl won easily. Sec
ond race, double team, or principal with
running mate, for $3.50, mile heats, best
three in five. Flyaway, by D. L. Harvey,
l l American Star, by L. Paxson, 2 2.
Time: First heat, 2:5O1a; second, 1869;
third, $50. This race was more animated
than the first, but the winner bore off the
victory easily.
Premiums will be announced tomorrow.
To-day some excitement was occasioned
by the operations of q pickpocket. DR..
Hay was robbed on the Fair Grounds to-day
of his pocket-book, containing one hundred
and fifty dollars. The Doctor ayowed his
determination to follow up the rogue, but
the pocket-book and money was afterwards
found upon the Tunstall House steps. =.
At q meeting of the Society tonight Ma
jor Sutherlin was reelected president, J. L.
Watson secretary and treasurer, and DR..
Atkinson corresponding secretary. C..
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Washington News.

WAsH1NGToS, October 22.-The following
revenue supervisors have been appointed {:
John Legro for Maine, New Hampshire,
and Vermont, and A. Fullerton for Penn
sylvania. Secretary McCulloch formally
rejected the following nominations John
7. Creamer for North and South Carolina,
and R. n. Patterson for Tennessee.
The question whether double distilled
whiskey must pay q double tax will be sub
mitted to Attorney General Evarts, the
Secretary and Commissioner Rollins failing
to agree upon it. ~.
General Hancock started for his head
quarters in New York to-day. ~
The revenue receipts to-day were $685.
900.
The customs receipts from the 18th to the
18th instants inclusive were 81 ,922,00O.
Commodore C. H. Poor, United States
navy, has been promoted to rear admiral,
vice Hof, retired.
Policeman Ellis, of this city, was badly
stabbed last night by negro who ne
caught stealing potatoes.
1t is blowing heavily here. go
There is no news yet from West Virginia.
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, October 22.-Noon.-M Money
active at per cent. Sterling, 1898. Gold,
1867. 5-2O's, 2,t113. North Carolina
.6's, 81 new, 665a. Virginia 6,s, es-cou-
pons, $50; new, 573l. Tennessee 6's, ex-
coupons, 69b; new, 6914.
Flour 5@10c. lower. Wheat dull and
1@2c. lower. Corn rather more active and
q shade frmer. Mess pork lower at s2S. 35.
Lard heavy; steam, 17%G1Sc. Cotton
dull and declining. Turpentine firm at 44c.
Resin steady; strained and common $3.50
@s2.6O. Freights dull.
Euening. heavy ;-sales Of 1890
bales at 25c. Flour heavy; superfne,
s6.2O@s6.sO; common to fair extra south
ern, $s.25@sS. Wheat dull amber State.
S2.i00$2.l3. Corn closed dropping. Pork
closed irregular at s2s.25@S2s.5 Lard
lower at l8@1sLc.@ Whiskey quiet and
lower at sl.l5@Sl.17. Groceries quiet.
Turpentine, 431a@44c. Rosin, $3.50
$3.50. Tallow quiet at 13@l314c. Freights
quiet; cotton, per steam, &c. -
Governments closed firm. 5-20's, '62,
1131l. Tennessee 6's, new, 69A. North
Carolina SIS, 6715. Virginia 6's, old, 5711s.
Money rather less stringent; call loans. Z
per cent. currency. Sterling frmer OF
109M. Gold heavy at 1861. Southern
bonds generally higher, and in better de-
mand. -.
BALTIMORE, October 20. Cotton dull at
Csc. Flour-No demand; HoWard-street
superfne, s7.25@s7 80; city mills, same
western, S7@$7.75. Clover seed firm at
1915. Wheat firm for high grades prime
to choice, S2.45@$2.65; medium to good,
s2.20@S2.35.y Corn-White and yellow,
S1.25@$l.2S. Oats weaker at 7Sc. Provi-
sions quiet. Mess pork, s3O.5OGs3O.75'
Shoulders, lac. =.
Virginia 6's, coupons, old, 55a; new, So
bid. - .....,., a..-r. ?, -orf o.,pa-
CINCINNATI, October 22.-Flour dull.
Corn steady at 95@96c. Whiskey steady.
Mess pork held at s3l. Bacon firm T;
shoulders, 1916; clear sides, l7114c. Lard
dull at 1870. '..@ = j.
LOUISVILLE, October 22.-Super6ne
flour, $6@$6.50. ., Mess pork, S31. Shout
ders, 133l@l4c.; clear sides, 1714@l7%c.
Raw whiskey, sl.2o. ..5
WILMINGTON, N. G., October 22.-Spirits
turpentine weak at 4Oc.; crude, $3.50.
Rosin in demand for low grades !; strained
and No. 2, s1.70; pale, $3.50. Tar adj
vanced &c., and quoted at S2.3O@S2.S5.
CHARLESTON, October 22.-Cotton in fair
demand at 1919. lower middlings, &c.;
sales 600 bales; receipts, 1882 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise, 1918 bales.
AUGUSTA, Ga, October 22.-Cotton dull
and lower; middlings, 221a@22Ac.; sales,
$50 bales receipte, $50 bales:
SAvANNAH, October 22.-Cotton dull and
nominal; middlings, $780,; sales, 252
bales receipts, 1872 bales exports, 1920
bales. Weather cold and clear; wind
north.
MOBILE, October 22.-Cotton quiet; mid
dlings, 2215@22Ac.; sales, 1000 bales
receipts, $50 bales; exports, 1000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, October .22.-Cotton in
fair demand and declined; middlings,
223lc. sales, 1000 bales; receipts, 62l
bales. Sugar-Stock very light; new Louisi-
siana gray centrifugal, l4c. white clari-
fed, 1896. : Louisiana molasses-Prime
to choice, 9Oc .@S1.l5, with small lots being
received. Cuba sugar and molasses steady
and unchanged. Gold, 1861. New York
aipht mar
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rNr1RHrAnY.
6toLLEaE INFIRMART,

4 t0LLEGE INFIRMART,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLE6N
ra.,.r STREETS, RIHEoED, YA. $50. =.
All cases requiring medical or surgical asd ad-
miteo, except the insane and those ia60rzng under
j, k lss s'sS S,,sgseas gse Iasta 81 Tucker
=. q; GSismanz Nd; Q; = stsnson, II. IL; Hum.
81 W Msads T. b. aiisr aIsa
Consnltfa1 ysfcfans--John A. Cnanfprham.
~. D.; Robert g. Caten IL D.; John d. sfeifon.
BID. 81 - II; & = 80
3, Consulting Sstrcsons-James Bolton, III. D, 20.
a. CreDshaM, ID. d.; j. s. 10. Cullen NJ , ID. -
The building fs situated In quiet yet central past
of the city, and convenient of TO all the Sss-
ness centres, depots, &c. Il contains large and
wards and neatly furnished private
special accommodation provtded for tho treat
eit OF inebrtatea and cases or dsIfrfmns sYsseg,s
Suitable provisions INSIDE fcr women during con-
Membses Of the profession In good standing win
be privilege Of attending such patients
HHxEaRs TNcLuprga BOARD, MEDICAL Az
~ 90 - yKyDANCE AND MEDICINE
Large wards, per week, anTaEiably ~.
private IL a sss.ss Ser 1s:I iinv;sli:
small alS sd sSsssss & 3
For farther information, or admission, apply It
'ne 'nA'''S . ISAIAH b. WHITE II. d.,
an a dw&sano &w1yn = - >. z
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, October 22.-Noon.-Consols,
9415. United States bonds, 10. Sugar, on
the spot, 36s. ahoat, nominally, 25s. cd.
FRANKFORT, October 22.-United States
bonds heavy at 1874.
PARIS, October 22.-The bourse closed
irmer; rentes, 72f. SOC.
HAvRE, October 22.-Cotton, on the spot,
137f.; afoat, 1857.
LIVERPOOL, October 22.-Noon.-Cotton
quiet; estimated sales, $1,000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, October 22.-Attesnoon.-
Cotton quiet and steady; quotations un-
changed. Breadstuffs dull.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,
ncr0pFp 1Q-F0R THE WEEK

Offered, eas beeYes, ia COWS and cslves, 1 All
yeals, a. BIS sheep and lambs, and 20, l55 swine.
to medium sold at lo@iec.; medium to fair. laQ
14c.; good steers and Tat oxen, 1sQi5c.; prime TO
extra, l53@le1 Mich cows are trife more
active. Good are quoted at $a0@$so; extra. SSoG
$40 common to medium, Sio0$et. Calves are ia
fair demand for the better qualities. but inferior
are dull prime, ll@lsc.; good. ss9ioac.; COM
sheep but inferior are dull and lower !; common TO
fair, as@5c.: good to prime, sG9sc; extra, egssc
heavy corn-fed, Ss6975 a. cwt.. live weight me-
dlum, $9@Sa. so; common, $s.so@So.
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Outrage by Negroes near Mobile.

Outrage by Negroes near Mobile.
MOBILE, ALA, October pa white
woman sixty years Of age was assaulted
and ravished by three negroes in the out
skirts of the city yesterday in broad day
light. Her life is in serious danger from
her injuries. Citizens are in pursuit OF
the negroes. a. :,
A marketman was shot and mortally
wounded by negroes short distance from
the city yesterday, and then robbed and
stripped of even his shoes.
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soRGHUM.-B. Smith, Cuba, Mo-, makes
use Of sorghum seed as partial substitute
for wheat. He had some of the yellow. va-
riety ground and bolted last fall, and found
it (for pancakes) equal if not superior to
buckwheat. Usually this seed is thrown
away as useless, but according to this state
ment it may become an important item in
domestic economy. a-!
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SINGULAR CoiScIDENcE.-That excellent
paper the Lynchburg Virginian, in its is-
sue Of the 18th, in its local column pub
fishes without credit an extract from let
ter written by a lady of Buffalo describing
o visit to GeneralJ. A. EARLY. i The Rich
mond Dispatch copies the paragraph, and
very naturally credits it to the Virginion.
The letter in question was published in the
Times of the 14th, and if there is any
merit in having especial correspondents
we should not be denied it by our esteemed
cotemporary.- Winchester Times.
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The ANswER.--The article in: question
was communicated to us in the form of a
communication from an occasional corre-
spondent, and was made up by us into
local " editorial" We had never seen any
thing of the kind in print before.-Lynch-
burg RepubIcGn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-23

Rev. DR.. A. N Littlejohn, Of New York,
moved to make the report and its aceompa-
nying resolutions the order Of the day for
Wednesday. as.ta
This motion was adopted, and the House
took q recess Of one hour; during which
the delegates employed their leisure in
signing the credentials Of the new mission
airy bishop. 49,
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The house and lot of the late DR.. Paine,
located on Main street, was sold on Thurs
day last to the Baptist church Of this place
for the sum Of SIS 900. &C.,
II We learn that the church design tearing
down the old buildings and erecting on the
site of the present mansion handsome
house of worship.-Lerington Gazette.
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FORGED DRAFTs.-W dtertoaon, October
2l.-Extensise frauds are being perpetra-
ted throughout the country, and especially
in the West, by the negotiation Of forged
drafts purportings to be drawn by the
banking house of Howard g. Baker, Water
town, N. y. and signed by E. 3. Helmer,
cashier. These drafts are neatly engraved.
They have been sent herefer collection to
the amount Of several thousand dollars.
There has never been sny such banking,
house in this village.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

80 s.. ~ THURSDAY, October 20,
Cattle. sheep, and hogs are coming in,more free
maand. Prime stock is scarce, and would COM
mand somewhat higher rates than our quotations.
The receipts for The week were 325 cattle go
sheep, and $40 hogs Sales were made as follows
BeeE-Common, 43c ~ b., gross good to fair,
5fGtic. a. ID.
ty AIot OF fifty prime muttons sold at etc. 81 d.,
gross. ..sats.
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srr1Ra q CHRrsrrAH.
OoMMTssTONER,s NOTIoE.-TO THE

n
NJ CREDITORS OF ROBERT Y. GoOCH.
DECEASED.-Take notice, that by virtue OF de-
cree OF the Circuit Court OF Louisa county rem
dered on the 2ist day OF September, lsaa In the
chancery cause therein depending In which Ro-
bert n Kent. administrator OF Robert Z. Gooch,
deceased, is plaintiff, and MarthA 3, Gooch and
others are defendants Twill, ss my Office, st Lou-
lisa Courthouse on tho ieth OF December noxt,
proceed to take an account OF al tho debts and
liabilities now outstanding against the estate OF
Robert 7. Gooch, deceased and Of their prorttiess
showing the character OF eaeh eebt, how eyi.
drnced. and whether It Is dine from aaid Robert 7.
Gooch az principal debtor or as surrey fer Others
hereby give notice 20 ali persons claiming TO DO
creditors OF the said Robert g.ieioosh, deceased:
that unless they come forward atStho time and
place above Indicated, and prove their debts and
of the estate ofthe said Robert Gooch deceased,
viii be distributed by che oourt References
thereto; and this notice win be ale9 in bar Of any
attempt thereafter made 20 bold tbs said estats RS
sporsible Tor any debt OF naaItity not proved hes
Given under my hand as commissioner Of tho
Circuit Court os Lontsa county tab 18Th day of
oe CO afa.W ss; HESRY NJ. MURRAY.