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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-22
The Great NatIonaI HandIcap.
TReport from a Racing mani
IhbpOEI IFOm a hacInB mhnI
To the Editors of tho Evening Post u

To the EDITORS Of tho Evening Post :.jrf
The Republican and democratic
stables each had two in, and 1t was un-
derstood that one stable companion was
to help the other. The betting was even
when the nags came on the course, al
though there were some doubts about
the democratic colt Blair, who was said
to be bolter. After one or two false
starts the democratic colts got OF with
the lead, but the democratic colt Blair
soon came In collision with his stable
companion, Seymour, and cut him
severely in the hoof, discovering the
fact that 1t was slightly cloven, and he
seemed at this to go little lame and
fell several lengths to the rear but the,
Republican colt, Grant, was pulled
double, while the democratic colts,
running now pretty nearly together,
closed up the gap. e..- q. =,
Bnt at the Maine turn the son of Jesse
made brush, closely followed by his
stable companion, Colfax, and opened
9. gap of about twenty lengths between
himself and the horses of the Demo-
cratic stable. Ulysses was soon pulled
hard again and Horatlo began to close
the gap. but it was evident from his dis
tress that he wasa poor weight, carrier,
while the Republican nRgltook mp his
weight-which was heavy, too-very
easily, and seemed certain of the result.
Five to one was now freely offered and
nottaken. -
AT the PenpsyIyania turn Horatio
made rush for Ulysses, but the cut on
his hoof by his stable companion, which
had always been considered sus picious,
now began tojelI and he showed signs
of lameness. At the Ohio turn Ulysses
let out q link, and catching sight of a
rebel flag on the grand stand he increas-
ed his stride still more, while the au-
dtenoe shut their glasses and declared
the race ever for Ulysses was-now rum
ming easy and increasing his lead at
every stride, while Horatio, his chances
being over, was being pulled up. II
was evident, too, that the Republican
colt, being long strider, would do
better in the straight work of the home
while the democratio colt had
been beaten'in what was considered fa-
vorable ground for bim-namely, the
tortuou6 mart of the track
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REMEMBER thaG vote for the Repub-
lican ticket to-day, is vote for Grant
and Colfax, and vote for the other is
a vote for Seymour and Blair. Remem-
ber that Blair has ayowed himself in IA
vor of demonstrating the next President
ifhe should happen to be Gas hewlll hap
pen to be) q. s. Grant. Here are his
exact words spoken at st. Louis a few
nights ago, as can be- proven by hum
dreds of persons who heard him:
saThe point TO which / desire to bring
you is this, that in this struggle we have
everything at stake; that it ia the final
and last struggle for the preservation of
free constitutional government In
America ;a that If we fail in iE the
Republic falls with, US it becomes q
mere appendage of the military. chief
of the PTeside ent, butswho never Will
leave the Presidential mansion saHve.''
Remember, loo, that about one week
before, the New York Democrat, now
the recognized organ of the Seymour
and Blair Democracy in New York
(since the World,S mutiny) contained
the following, referring to Grant: g
d" IF he is elected by unfair means, or
use of illegal power-if be does notre.
ceiYea majority of the 317 votes of the
Electoral college, fairly oast-if he
seeks to override majority in America,
he dies bsfore his term of oD7ee shat one
f01tTth eIpiFei and the party that would
thus ubjpstly elevate him TO power shall
be strangled in the blood it cries for'
Has assassination become a planlSof
the Democratic p1atform9 If SO, can
good citizens muster under that nag
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Rlnir,s. Insnit ID. Irlsnmen.

/ The question whether General Blair
did or did not insult the Fsnians by
the slang term of"Finnegans," in a
speech 10 them in 1865, is settled by q
letter from Philip Coyne, who states
that he was the person who corrected
the General :or using that phrase.
Many others heard it, who stand ready
to.testiGy to the fact, but as Mr.. Coyne
holds high position in the Feniau
organization, and his statement is given
to a Democratic paper. 1t will not be
dIsputedsby any one. Mr.. Coyne'sf let
tercoatains the following very signifi-
cant and truthful sentence: "Yyhat
General Blair's politics were In the past
is well known; tgltat they may be n The
future, TIAtE ONLY CAN TILL y
#n
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COMMERCIAL AND FINkBEIBI.
wheeling wholesale Marlket. ,r
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, I
OctObaF- 2T 1879

X So October q, 1858.
APPnKs-supply good, prices range
from 50 90 to SS 90 per Dbl.
BUrrRR-Plenty, at SOC Tor choice.
ooFFRE-Rto, fair to good, 22a26c;
Hummel,s essence 50 e5; Felix's ex-
tract g 25.
eAsDnEs-City mould ta1low 100;
Star 22a25c.
eoTToN YARNS STANDARD 421<c; Cot
ton Batting 2sss5c; Candle Wick 45c.
CARBoN oIL-2sc, and charge for
packages.
CHERsE-Sales of Western Reserve at
attic p b.; Factory 100. 1
EGes-In good demand at zoe.
FLouR-MarkeeduIl. superfne So so;
white wheat family 50 OOa9 25; fancy
81 O0a1I so.
GRAIN-we quote choice white wheat
at g l5a2 25: choice red at 81 90. Corn,
new 75e; old 81 90. Oats, 55a6Oc. Rye,
81 25a1 40. Barley, 81 sOa2 O5.
HAT-Loose; timothy sells at s2Oa25
per ton for good quality.
LARD-Leaf, in tierces 2Os.
LARD ou-Extra 81 IS.
MoLAssEs-Choice New Orleans at
soc; Porto Rico s5ci Baltimore Syrup
75as0cs New York do 65a70c.
PRov1sIoNs-we quote shoulders at
14c; clear rib tides IKE; clear sides
1s3zc; sugar cured canvassed hams 2lc;
mess pork 5000.
PoTAToEs-Sales at 81 goal so per
BUSH: sweet at 50 5OaS 90 per bush.
RIcE-Rangoon 1O1<c; Carolina lie.
SUeAR-Porto Rico at 1Sa241<c; Cuba
121<ci refined crushed lie; A coffee
1e1<ci B do. 1sl<c; @ extra do. 16c; edo.
l5c, c do. yellow 141zc.
SoDA-BI-carbonate soda Sc; sal -soda7
SC; soda in papers 10c.
sTAKoH-Foxe,ss Sc; Glenn Cove lskc;
Maizena, 1S1<c.
sAtE-Dairy s. 75; Ohio River 81 s5.
soAP-Family 61<ci German s1<c
Eastern Family 1oaIsc.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead 12Hc;
Shot So 25 per bag.
TEA-Gunpowder Tea, 81 40a1 10,
Young Hyson Tea, 81 4On1 60, Blsck
Tea, 9OcsS1 10.
ToRAcCo-Navy tobacco, 70a72c; dark
los and rs, 70a72c; bright xs and los.
soc; fig lump, 81 10; Garrett's snuff 7sc;
CARROTS snuff in boxes, So so.
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ARKANsAs.
Sr. LOUIS. October .

ST. LOUIS, October q.
"A Little Rock, Arkansas, dispatch to
the Republicans, says: After seeing the
telegaphic report of the dispatch of
Gov. Clayton to the President of the
United States, In reference to the al
legged anticipated trou bles at the elec-
tiOn In Arkansas. Robert A.. Howard,
chairman Of the Demgcratic State Gem
ing:
The Conservative people OF Arkansas
expeet % have o quiet election in No
vember, II permitted, and 70 insure
that result would be glad to. haVesuf-
fcient United States troops SEM 10 Ar.
kansas under the heccommand OF disin-
tetested. Ofncersl AN ourinterests side
with order and peace There are no
fears here Whatever of trouble origin
ating with the Democrats. Gov. Clay
ton had determined 10 make trouble If
possible, and had no authority of law
TO purehase the Hesper arms. > =
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srARKErs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRk, october 2

NBW YORK; October q.
CoTToS-Heavy and a shade lower;
sales OF l 400 bales at 25R251<c for mid
ding uplands. 7is 80.
FLoUR-Closed dull, declining for
medium and common grades
GRAIN-Wheat-Dnl and strongly
in buyers favor. Rye-Quiet at 81 50a
15l for western. ORts-Gluiet at 75c for
western adoRt. Corn-Dull and heavy
at 81 10a1 13S for unsound; and 81 141<
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-S at SIS SIX
AIS so tor mess, cash and regular. Beef
Dull and dropping. Cut Meats-Un-
changed. Bacon-Steady with moder-
ate demand. Bard-Heavy at 1SaISI<
for fair to prime steam.
. Eaaa-Firm at 26ASO.
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AhILLY RnnRRACn.

s The Democratic runners yesterday
started rumor that three companies
ofU.S. troops were on Wheeling Island,
and that they. had been sent here to
prevent the Democrats voting to-mor-
row. Lies like this show great barren
ness of invention. We suppose they
will get off something better to-day.
They ought to start something that
would be more probable and not so
easily refuted.
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Tar, Rosin and Roofing Gshisntss
On BBLS NORTH CARoLINA rAR.
GUN - low No. 1sRoaih. s15T5-i1s - -s7
30 = Roodng Cement, = r-a i-ta ~
Eure E1ne Tar put up La one 1alfou cana
anti 9llied 70 be 6 reptesented. On hRnd
3 UHA8. H aBERHY
arr2s 3 ssi5ia el S6t rs ERstsr 11i-r iirsss
EzERLLEGENcER IOB OFKTC1s,I.ss -
L. 3s,s7 o. Is Quincy HtIeet slT7
CAKpszEDBMnHE HEADS. .nssay printed
ifASUF FloTuRERsiL5stEsLlso oissi7rtsEs
INsURA 4 POLICIES AND RI.AbFcs
DRAY TIckETs AND BmLs or I.ADrre
PROGRAMMES AND PosrKRa
oHECKs, NOTES, RECEIPI.
SHOW HnLsSF Country Merchants.
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THE RETURNS.

We beg that some good friend at each
Soting place in the county will bring or
send the returns to this office at the
earliest moment possible after the vote
Is counted. Ifyou cannot get the whole
vote in time, get that for Governor,
Congress. Senate and House of Dele.
gates. Bring them any time before
four O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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ExtensIHe Rrnu,Is.

WAEERIOWNI N. I,I OCT. Ii
Extensive frauds are being perpetra-
ted throughout the country, and es-
pecially in the west, by negotiating
forged drafts purporting to be drawn
by the banking house of Howard d Ba.
ker, of WATERFOWL, and signed by O..
E. Helmer, Cashier. The drafts are
neatly engraved and executed. These
drafts to the amount of several hun
dren thousand dollars have been sent
been any such a banking house in this
village: fsei ssa az E,ss -. Iz5noa
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CALIFoRNIA.
lar1hquake.ats az san FEancIseo.


- 81 s. SAN FRANCISCO, October 81.
There was heavy shock of earth
quake at 7:50 this morning. The mo
ton was east and west. Several build
ings were thrown down and consid-
erable number; badly damaged. On
Ptnei Battery and SAMSON streets, near
California, the ground sunk, throwing
buildings out OF line. at the, present
writing. A. NJ; no estimate of the
damage can be made, though it is con-
sidered comparatively small. Several
severe shoeks have followed at intervals
SINCE creating general alarm among
the people. The shock was felt with
great severity ut st. Jose, where a num-
per Of buildings were considerably in
jured.
rs SECOND DIsPATCH.
A survey of the city shows the prin-
cipal damage by the earthquake con-
fined to the lower portion, below Mont
gomery street, and among old buildings
on made ground. Numerous houses
in that portion of the city are abandon
ed and have been pulled down. The
Custom House, a brick building, on a
pile OF ground which was badly shat
tered by an earthquake in October,
1856, is considered unsafe and the of.
hcials have removed to the revenue
building. Business in the lower part
of the city is suspended. The streets
are thrOnged with people, Great ex-
excitement prevails. Parapet walls,
chimneys and a number of buildings
were thrown down, resulting in loss Of
life. The damage will not exceed one
million. Ifa eilTr5g
AT Oakland the shook was severe,
throwing down chimneys and greatly
damaging numerous buildings. The
ground opened in several places. A
strong suIphurOus smell was noticed
Immediately after the shock. - sar
The Court House at San Leaudre, was
demolished, and one life lost.
From .varions portions OF the coun-
try in the vicinity of San Francisco
Bay the shock Is reported severe, and
considerable damage was sustained.
In many places the earth opened and
water gushed forth.
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MICHIGAN.
DRrRo1r. Mlchiran. oct. 2I.

,l-Ei -OETRoITS mlchigan1 oct. Il.
1.-THE weather is favorable the great
est demonstration of the campaign, on
the Republican side, will take place in
this city on Friday, the 2srd instant.
Speeches will be made by Hon. Schuy-
Ter Colfax, Hon. BENZ. Wade, Senators
Chandler and Howard, Gov. Crapo, ex-
Gov. BLAIR and others. The tanners
from throughout the State will be on
hand in force and give grand torch
light procession in the evening. All
railroads leading into the city will run
excursion trains to arrive here at 1.30
n. m.
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"This much I wish, and declare
this to be my policy: that such de-
gree.of peace and tranquility shall ex-
ist in this country, that a man may
speak his mindin any part OF our great
land, and that without molestation or
hindrance."-U. s. GRANT.
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seymonr on lad T.rnYeIa.

II a1t7 7Efrfc cS1RACUsEt M 4 % OCT. Il.
Governor Seymour, on his way west,
stopped here for dinner, and made a
short speech to a large. crowd, at the
Syracuse House. he thanked his
friends for their attention, and ex$
pressed q fervent hope that however the
conflict in which we are engaged NAV
end, the result shall be such as to pre-
serve our Union, and elevate and re-
store the honor of our Government SO
1t shall prove TO be blessing to all the
citizens of the'land. s'7~ -
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s8aasIeess Gafas..3 9 l'7'TI

DREW, lHAGANs d HALI..-=7- = ! =
~ laaaapg - 10 :. Steam Job Printerz
- Is Quincy street.
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Tho -Rnmaer ToWnshIp

Union Township authorizes us to say
that she will give . larger gain on her
Republican vote of 1866 than any town
ship in the county, and she challenges
competition.
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The rain storm prevailing to. day has
added to the dulIness previously exist
ing in this department OF trade, yet
prices for most part are steady. *
-eE So MONEY AND sTocKs-
qoLD-Loweri opening at 1861, and
closing at 1355Sa136.
GovERNMENT SHOCKS Active and
ductuating; closing rates coupons of
'sI, l15zS allie; do '62, 1lS9Sa1lS5S; do '64,
1l1Ea1l2; do '65, 111Aall2; do new,
1101<a1101<; do '67, 1IO1<aI109S; do '6s,
HOS; 10-4Os 1057<a1o6.
STOCKs-5:S0 prices: Pacific Mail
1269Sal261f; Western Union Telegraph
361Sa367< New York Central 126<a
I267S; Ohio 81 Mississippi 305<aS05<; Wa
bash 639<; do preferred 78a7s; Michigan
Central 11SH;5 Michigan Southern s6ESa
81; Toledo 1O27<al03; Fort Wayne 1I3%
R113zS; TeFre Haute Al.
Express SHAREs-WelIs, Fargo q
Co. so; American 451<a459<; Adams 501S
e5li United States 471<R4Si Merchants
Union 22%a23.
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ocroBER R2I.-FLoUR-D Dropping.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Wh sc, red and
amber SO and spring 20 lower; sales
white Michigan At 81 90: amber 81 so
for no. 2; No. red 81 so; No. 2 2Sl625<jI
No. i spring s. 43; No. do 81 80. Corn
-2c lower; sales No. Lat 90. Oats-1<c|
lower; No. nt Seei no; at 65e. Rye
5c,loWer; No. j and Michigan 81 so; No.
Eat 81 q. Barley-5e loWeri state $2o5.
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eaThis much / wish, and declare
this to be my policy: that such de-
gree OF peace and tranquility shall ez-
ist in this country, that a man may
speak his mind in any part of onr great
land, and that without molestation or
hindrance."-U. 8. GRANT as -
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GOV. seymoursa says ne fsInoI 10 blame.

The Utica Herald is Informed that
Mr.. Seymour, who oftentin1es rides
through Genesee street 10 his head
quarters in the Butterheld House In
that city, on "Wednesday morning went
on foot, through the more retired streets
of the city, and quietly entered his
hotel. He carried carpet-bag in his
hand. In response to . remark from a
brother Democrat, to the effect that the
Radicals had probably achieved q
sweeping victory, Mr.. Seymour said:
tWell, sir, the Democracy cannot
hold me Responsible. 1 persistently
and repeatedly declined the nomina-
don.D.,S q .srsSse - ~ -
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MAssAoHusHpTs.
BOSTON. October

~ BOSTON, October 2O,r
The bonds and money recently stolen
from Captain Sargent, of Yarmouth,
amounting to $40. coo, have been recOV-
cred. The thief was traced to New
York and arrested as he was about sail
ing for California with his plunder.
Three children of Byron Toodell, re-
siding in Peabody, Mass, all under six
years OF age, were burned TO death. yes
tsrday.- They were playing In small
outbuilding stored with hay, and prob
ably fired it with matches.
George Siddons, victor in the late
prize fight at the Isle of Shoals, has been
arrested and Will be tried for violation
of the law against such exhibitions.
The punishment is a dne of i've thou.
sand dollars and State prison i've years.
Samuel NJ. Andrews, charged with
the murder of Cornelius Holmes, was
arraigned yesterday before the Supreme
Judicial Court mt Plymouth and plead-
ed not guilty. Counsel was assigned
him by the Court, and the trial will
take place in December. Andrews looks
pale, but Is self possessed.
In the gale Saturday six men who
were fishing in dories belonging 10 a
fishing vessel in. the hRtbor, were
drowned and a seventh knocked, over
bDaFCl --s O. $3.50
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oproBER q. FLoUR - Duh and
dropping; sales of spring extras at co
GRA1N-wheat-No. quiet, and 30
4c loweTi No: inactivei sales. No. I at
81 36aI 36I<; No. 2 opened at 81 %. but
became 6rmer, and ad
YAnced TO 81 80: closing nc 81 12e1<al so;
sales for No, 2 this afternoon at 81 2SI<.
Corn-opened easier; sales OF No. / at
6Tci advanced to Gle, and closed at Soc:
No 2 moderately active and firmer;
sales at s6aS7c; sales of new at zoe:
sales of No. since 'Change at s9I<c
0ats-Steady,w with . fair demand for No.
4 at 49a50c, rejected at 49, 5<a47e; closing
At 49%c for No. IL l3ye-iu moderate
demand and higher; sales No. At 81 10
al %; No. 2 az 81 l6al l9I<; closing
firm at az Sl2zH for No. 1. Barley.
Opened dull and lower, and closed
firm; NO. Eat 81 7sir 81. and rejected
81 50s1 55; closing ar outside. = ..ia1s'
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t0CToRER 2l.-ELoUE-Qulet and un-
lchanRed at IS 50a6 25 for supeEfine.
IH-Wheat-Steady and un-
changed at 81 0Oaz so for choice TO fancy
faH.4ll Corn-Firm; 95eas1 90. OATS
Easier: 40a63c. Rye Unchanged :
81 2isI %. Bariey-Steady; 81 90A2 %
Tor prime to fancy spring.
+ PRoyIsIoHs-P -POtk-UBcBspEed. SSI-
25asI 90. Baeou-U UgchauRsdJ as 1874
l3jzc. Shoulders at l75<a175<c Tor
clear sides. LaEd-l9c.
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ize ,1.7ssz PfTTsBuRaH. Oct. q.
Weather cloudy and damp. River
about IL inches; taliopary; thermom-
.eier 81 degrees.
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ooro1ER 21.-FLoUR-Unsettled a

OCLoHER FboOR-o nsettled at
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; No. win
for old and 5SAG0o for new. oats-Dull
at 66ol for No. ]. 1.71Rys-Dnl at 81 55a
SO. Barley-Held firmly at 81 40a2 so
for Canada and 81 30a2 IS for spring.
WH1sKY-$1 1S.
CoTToH-SIeady, but quiet at 231<c
for middlipg uplands. nos sl
PRovIsIoNs-Inactive Mess Pork
S3076. Bulk Meats-HeId at 113<caI4c.
Bacon-Inactive, shoulders 13c; sides
159<c, 1910 and ITO for rib, clear rib and
clear; hams dnll, sugar cured 16a175<c.
GRocERIRs-UnchHng
OILs-Linseed very dull at 81 02a1 OS;
petroleum. dull at 29A32c for refined.
BuTrER-Bettsr supply. fresh 35a4Oc.
EeeS-ScaTce at 27c. --..+
IARD-1SHc.
E30In-ItFi[ hT1yiOO aa ct rEs' 80 n
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rq frn CEoTNEATI, Oct.2Ig
River risen seven iaches; seven feet
nine inches in channel. Weather clou-
dy; Thermometer 56 degrees.
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OcroRER 2I.-FLoUE-Dull-
2 GRAIN-Wheaf-Du and dropping;
sales a 600 buslf5 No. 2 MiIWaukee.
SI Is, and 81 425< bid for Nos2 dChicaeo.
Corn-EntIrely nominal. Oats-NeR.
Iected; asking 63c. Rye-Weaker &C
ag9s AIsSsl a e Firm. ,,;,s..
oCToRER 2l.-FLoUR-No NomInaIly
lower; city Xxx S7a7 %.
WHEAT-FHmiat 81 30 for no. In
store.
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SPRINaPrFLD. October q

To-day the st. Johns crew beat the
Ward foar-oared crew in a six mile
race forty lengths. Time 80 minutes and
2S& seconds. "A wherry race Of two
miles was won by John gMcKeil, oil
Cold Spring, in 16 minutes and -sec-
onds, beating John O'Neil OF this; city.
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= /. -. 6 g NEw YoRK Oct: 2t
Z at the Republican meeting hell last
evening" Hon. VIM. Brewster of Penn.
sylvania said that Grant recently ad :
dressed friend in these words 1'this,
much I wish, and I declare this 10 be my
tranquility shall exist in this country.
that . man may speak his mind in any
part of our great land, and that with
out molestation or hindrance."
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.HORrH uARoIINA.
GnAn.r.r.a.r.nn.nnL. !. q

A letter from Wade Hampton. in re.
ply TO one from q WISCONSIN lawyer lis
published.1 He considers secession
dead foreversa and hass done since the
close of the war, and Is in favor Of gfY-.
ing the negro equal civil rights with
qualification, In which he has no doubt
he lsisustained by q vAst matoffty of
the lghite .citfzens of the State. He
also says in regard to the reconstrnc-
tioni acts thatsthey are unconstitu-
ttonalI but looks for the overthrow OF
them by constItutionaEa agencies and
supreme Court OF the United States, by
whose decision they are prepared 10
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Do THE Board of Supervisors want
the extra 1000 to build the sherifps
office, for which bids were received last
summerR ar=ss ssi.---
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Died.

PHm.ADKLPHIA, OCT. 81.
Casper Euesrone one of the proprie-
tors Of the BuIletin, died this morning
after long illness, aged so years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-22

THE Republican Band win visit All
parta of the city to-day, and wake up
our friends with the music o the Uaion.
All that stand nlGrant,s platform VIII
keep step. .e.s.se. = !. -. q .z-......
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-22
mnTnR.

Ta d s77 BAEH, Me-, October 20. .
], a large outdoor meeting was held
here last evening by the Young Mensi
State Christian Convention. The Com
Yenhon Was fully attended.
5sE1 S; AFrayet.E -c4E % r51s
yss-pi s-s NEW ToRK5 October 81.
The steamships Persia, from Liver
pool, -AIlemanla, from Bremen.
have arrived. .as - - -fI-f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-22

AaariM.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
pesIrnated Depoaliorru.a

s1EFI1s.:........... 800
Money geeslysd On dspoatz Exchange
6ollectiOns made and proceOds promptly
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate of
-FOUR per cent per annum whore the de-
post remains six months and 1--WE Per
cent, HGor one year.
Bankers and Others solicited.
ReVenne Stamps for sale In sums to Eult.
con slant supply OF New Fractional Cur
rency, and I. 2. 80 So colin, kept for the &C.
c0mmodation of fdepositoTsa and the public.
GEo. ADAMS. oaah4.