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The Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference RBgistBr.

THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE
1sUHI0S, Organized to promote and
sSsest PeTs 70 ~ SftaiS aeiiitg sSaR and md ; ssssFy
In the granting OF credits, and the re-
coYeTy Of claims At all points, have 10 an
publish in one large quRrto volume:
THE MERCHAHTB' PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE RKRERENCE REGISTER, con-
NATuREoF BusIl[Ess, ANoUNToF or CAPITAL,
FnSANoLAL SrANnING AND RATING As 10
CREDIT, Of over 4QO, 900 Of the principal meF-
chants, traders, bankers, manufactures,
and puhLccomp2n1esT In more than 5000 Of
me cues. towns, Xllliages. aud settlemenis
tories, and the British Provinces OF North
Amertcai and embracing the most impor-
tant Information attainable and necessary
70 enable the merchant 70 ascertain at 4
glance the CAPITAL, CHARACTER, and De-
GREE OF CREDIT OF such Of his customers as
credit, comprising, also Ne1rspdpe- Diree-
toFD, containing the uEe, character, price,
and place Of publication, with fun Pafticu-
JaTH relative 10 each journal, being COM
plete guide to the press OF every county In
The reports and information VIII be con-
nned 70 those deemed worthy Of some line
OF credit; and as the same VIII be based, SO
lar As practicable, uron the written state
corrected by WeIl-Bnown and reliable legal
corresponding. whose character will prove
nation furnished by Them, 1t is believed
that Jhe reports VIII provo more trrthful
ana complete, and, therefore, superior 10,
and OF much greater valueS than any pre-
Viously Issued.
By aid of the MERCANTILE REFERENCE
REGHTER. business men Win be enabled TO
ascertain, at q glance. the capital and grada-
ton OF credit, as compared with financial
worth, OF nearly every merchant, manuEac-
turer, trader, and banker, within the above
named territorial limits.
On or about the drst OF each month. sub
scT1bers VIII also receive the A0HEaly C7fnOEl-
fele, containing. among other things. q re-
cord OF such important changes In the name
and condition OF 6rms. throughout the
country, as may occur subsequent 70 the
publication Of each half-yeaRly volume of
tne MERCAHTTIE REF1sfElEsScE REGISTER
Price OF Tn0 Merchants Union Mercantile
Reference ReeiEter. nifty dollars, $50, Tor
which 1t will be forwarded to any address In
the United States, transportation paid.
Holders Of i've SO shares OF the Capital
Stock, in addition To participating In the
profits, VIII Teceiv6- one copy Of the MIR
CAMILLE REEEREHCE REGISTEH free Of
charge; holders OF ten shares will be entitled
10 TWO copies, and no moro than ten SHARES
ofthe Capital stock VIII be allotted TO any
one applicant. ss..s=--5-
All remittRnceS, orders, or communiea-
tons relative TO the book, should beaddress-
ed 70 the Merchants Protective Union, in
the American Exchange Bank BuiAdtng,
No. l2S broadway, (BOx 2556, New York.
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SOUTH oARonINA.


--aa.. {, ~ - NEW YORK Eoy.. 10.
Governor Scott, accompanied by Gem
eraI Sawyer and deputation of prom,
inent citizens, started for New York
this forenoon, with the view Of advauc-
inglthe financial interests of the State,
and TO enlist Northern capital to secure
the speedy completion ofthe Blue Ridge.
Railroad, which is the missing link of
q continuous railroad line between
Charleston and Cincinnati.
The Governor IS much gtatffied at the
quiet and order that marked the cleo
ton throughout the State AMER the
announeement OF the result, q number
of prominent Democrats, including
General Hampton, called in, a body on
Governor Scott and declared their de-
terminatiou TO accept cheeffulIy, and
abide blythe decision Of the people, TO
stand By the State Government, and
to nse all their influence In inducing
the people throughout the State to do
likewise. They expressed their con-
Eiction that the future prosperity of
the State depended upon unanimous
and hearty support of the esg0Vernment,a
and reliance upon the ballot box alone
In the future as the remeiy for the
evils OF unWtse sleEislation. In reply
the Goyernor-expressed the great plea
sure their visit had given him, and zhis.
belief IfIat this action on their part
would do more 20 restore unanir1ity
among our people and place the credit
of the State where Il deserves 70 be, than
any political expression could possibly
effect. Ex-Governor Orr has accepted
and qualified Tor u q Judge geship uld er
the State goEernmentt TO which he WAS
elected by theSreeoustruetion legisla-
tTire. E.-ads5l.sa = 5s1s.f. -s.5-ss =
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Grant and the omce seekers.

Gen. Grant is back at army head
quarters and quietly at work. The
ofice.seekers are after him already in
great numbers, but his staff officers
stand between and protect him from
the " whelmiag tide" Acorrespondent
thus describes the deluge that came
pouring in on the General at his office
Monday: -tsA st s-sSa ~
Letters and kilograms from all parts
of the country are pouring in on the
lines. Most of the writers claim to have
been original Grant men, and want an
office. 1t may be interesting to such
personsJ az we'll as to the country at
large, to know that letters are opened
by one of the staff officers, and that
those asking for offices or money are
destroyed as soon as their purport Is
ascertained. This morning about two
hundred letters were on hand. The
staff officer charged with the duty OF
opening them got along with the work
at the rate Of about one per minute OF
the first hundred opened, Gen. Grant
did not look at a single one. About
twenty relating to army officers or pri-
vate soldieES' matters were reserved for
future examination, while the seventy
five or eighty from office seekers were
at once torn into pieces and thrown
into the waste basket. Those persons
therefore, sthat intend writing about
THAT little Postoftice," or "that Asses.
sorship," might as well save their time,
ink, paper, envelopes and postage, for
their letter, whether marked "priyate," !"
Etpersonal'' or 'Econfidential," will in
yariably be destroyed by the staff OIL
Ger whose duty 1t is to examine them
and General Grant will not even know
that they have been received. He has
nothing to do with Office giving until
next spring, and does not intend to be
bored with the matter dlldt Is necessa-
ry that he should be. -e
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Adjournment orConrress,
-WAau1NaroN. Nov. ID

- WAsHISaToN, Nov. 10.
The SENATE was called to order at
noon by President Wade. Senators
Corheu, Harlan. Morgan and White
were present. After prayer by the
Ohaplatns the journal Of the last meet
ing and the concurrent resolutions OF
July 2lst were read, and no objection
being made, the President pro. tenn:
declared the Senate adjourned Till De-
cember. are8 sQf
HoUsE-spesker Colfax, Kelly and
o,Neill, OF hennsylvania, Kellogg of
Alabama, Dawes, of North Carolina,
Lincoln and Stewart, of New York, and
lngersoll, of Illinois, were the only
members present. Dickey, successor
of Thaddeus Stevens, was present,
but did not qualify. After similar pro:
ceedlngs to those in the Senate, the
House adjourned TIL December.
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AMERICAN v4srHAs WATCHES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~

THE BESTltf THE uA1k6AEEsE14E " 4
nHE EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
u Watches By Railway Gon6netoIs, St s,-sci,5G 6gi-
'cIasu IN f5ygafchsIyearers, has thoroughlyi de-
nionsiTated the strength steadiness, dnranI-
10 satisfy that class In all these respects Is %
decide the question as to the real Yalne OF
thsse Nere tPaan $1,000 are speaking for them
selves IN the pockets OF hePeople.
imported Watches are made on an expen-
siye system, in small numbers, but by nu-
merofIs makers, and are placed in the market
here by Rn.-1mpoIter VINO nrst secnLsss
MONOPOLY OF sale of some one MANI ~ LII.
: To the Manufacturer pront must DO aoo-
: ACustoms house duty eflS per cent pay
ape anlos ~ o of ut least Is per cent to the Inn
hearty DOUBLING the cost OF the imported
: Al Walfhann, watches are manufacttfed
nm n lHrRe scale, under one roof and system
OF supervision and management LInleFe1y
CURED In small establ bltshmentsi hence tneif
0reat efeapneSS. .E7l's s9ii = - - :,
All respeotable dealer5now sen HaitnamI1
Watehes, and competition, as all tho world
Knows, Is favorable 10 small pronts. I1e
trade Is satisfied, because, though the Pront
on each watch is small, the demand Is hnge
UnscTupulous importers occasionally place
n Wortfifess Swiss Imitation In the market.
To avoid imposition, the purchaser should
Invariably demand ceftlncate OF genuine
ness, signed by the treasurer Of the AnraeFteaan
SVaicih Company-R- K ROBBlNA
There are different grades OF hntshs IN the
dIfferent varieties of Watches made oy the
,WTalthaua Company, as there are different
siTes and shapes 10 suit all tastes and means
bTit5 every Watch that bears the genuine
trade mark OF oEsWABTHAM" is gualanleed
to be a good one, and nobody need be AFRAID
fobuy IL 5--ss -.-5.ss.
Every watch Fully Warranted.
For sale ty all first-elass dealers In the
United states and British PnoYtnees
ROBBINS - APPLETON
Mo. Is2 broadway, n. \.
: ns-Aslz for the walfham Watch. and take
no other. It is the best. It's the cheaPesI
arr4 !. - -L-l-.-E- q
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NOVA SCOTIA.
HA11rAx Nov II

HALIFAX, Nov. 10.
Hon. Joseph Home publishes another
letter in which he announces that he
has reached the conclusion that 1t Is
useless to continue the struggle for the
repeal. He also says that he is in cor
with the Dominion gov
but omits to state the char
acter ofthe correspondence. Tue letter
creates great excitement here. The
Unionists predict a collapse in the re-
peal movement. The Anti Unionis Is
denounce Home in severe terms. no .
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WHEELING.
0he4nteIliQ9all.tles ED T..
WEST YIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
R31RA sEss1oN.
STn ftEsATE } g q n

lts a Z BENATE. = 70 q "a
- sTuKspAX. November 10, 1865,
The Senate of West Virginia convened
in extra session this day at 10 o,eIoelsl
ana was called to order bY Mr. 'Sfavan,
son, President. and Governor elect.
frayer was offered by Rev, j. t. Mo
Siure, of the United Presbyterian
lShnrch.l The roll was called by E. w.
.. moore, assistant clerk, when IN was
found that asquorum was tSfeSent -'9
The President announced in annro.
pirate terms the death of Ellery r,
daliI Esq, who had filled the office of
Slerk OF The Senate since the organiza-
ton OF the State, and closed by remark
Ing that the duty OF filling the vacancy
now devolyed on the Senate.
Mr. Burley nominated Mr.. Z. W;S.
Moore for the position, which was sec.
onded by Mr.. FarnsWorth.
Ihere being no other nomination. on
motion OF Mr.. Chapline, the election OF
Mr. Moore was made Unanimous,
Mr.. Burley nominated Mr.. Jones, of
Fairmont, for Assistant Clerk, to fill the
vacancy occastoned by the promotion
OF Mr. Moore. z!,slirrsfr7 r., lsr-y
Mr.. Earnsworth nominated Col. r..
Frey OF Buckhannon, but. before q
gote was taken, the further tonsidera-
lion OF the matter was postponed.
Ine president appointed Mr.. Car
skadon 10 inform the House of Dele
gates that the Senate had completed Its
organization and was ready for the
transactlon OF business. - 7ssf n
Mr.. Chaplinei offered the foIlowIn0
resolutions OF respect to the memory Of
=. r. Hall, late Clerk, which under a
suspension of the rules were taken nm
and unanimously. adopted ~
Resolved that the Senate has heard
with deep emotion the announcement
ofthe death of Ellery r. Hall, ESQ.
late clerk ofthis Senate.
Resolged that we feel by the death of
Ellery X, Hall we have lost a patriotic.
useful and upright citizen. and an able,
Jealous and competent officer.
ReSotued that the Senate tenders to
the family and relatives of the deceased
the expression of its sympathy in this
their great atniction, and as a testimony
OF respect fOr.the memory of the deceas-
ed the members and officers of the SEN
ate will go into morning by wearing
Grape on the left arm for the residue OF
the Session,
Resolved that the clerk of the Senate
communicate copy of the foregoing
resolutions to the widow of the deceas.
ed and further that he communicate
these proceedings 10 the House of Dele
gates.
Resolved that as a further mark of
respect TO the memory of the deceased
the Senate do now adjourn, until to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
Adjourned.
The House of Delegates was called TO
order at 10 o'clock by. the Clerk, w. P.
Hubbard, Esq, and upon a call of the
roll, there was not quorum present.
On motion, adjourned until 10. NOR
row morning at 10 o'clock.
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NURoPE.

LONDON, November 10.
The Times has an editorial article
giving the basis of the settlement and
present status questions of at issue be-
tween the United States and Great Bril-
tain. A mixed commission, consisting
oftwo members from each nation, will
be appointed to adjudge all questions
arising since 1853, the date of the last
commission. England's responsibility
in the matter of the Alabama claims
will be referred to Prussia for arbitra-
ton. II the decision is in favor of
America, the commission will then in
vestigate the claims. America has with
ofthe Southern States by Great Britain
during the war. The San Juan busi-
ness Will be referred to the President of
Switzerland for arbitration.
LoSDoS, November 10.
The Lord Mayor of London gave a
banquet at Guild Hail last night.
Among the guests were Rt. Hon. BEN
jamin D'Israeli and Hon. Reverdy
Johnson. In the course of his reply to
"a toast, Mr.. Johnson said; have been
greatly criticised for the manner in
which I have received and offered ciyili-
ties while in this country, but snch
structures on my conduct have not af-
fected the negotiations which are in
progress. However dissatisfied the
people here or at home may be they will
ind there is no ground for such a feeling
The questions at issue between my gov-
ernment and that OF her Majesty are
now settled without touching the honor
of either nation. If diplomatic nego-
tiations In the future are carried on in
the same spirit, waf between England
and the United States Will be impossi-
BILE. 80 is.z
Mr.. DIsIaeIi made an able speech.
Abiding to the subject introduced by
Mr.. Johnson, he said the removal OF
our difficulties with the United States
gives good ground for the hope that no
future misconceptions may occur. BE
reviewed the stats of affairs In Europe.
and admitted that the superficial aspect
was threatening, but declared that the
ministry could see no apparent pretexl
| for an outbreak of war,
The Marquis of Hastings died to-day
aged 20. .5-.ls-i ss55s-. qs.s sssll-'.se sqt ( =
5irzszi s5 a,ssa5i MADRID, Nov. z.
The correspondents says there is rea-
son to expect that the Spanish govern
ment will at an early day conclude
treaties of peace with Chill and Peru,
1t attributes that the happy result e
the meditation OF the United States, and
to the sympathy aroused in Spain In
consequence of the desolatiOu of Peru
! and Chill by recent earthquakes,
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Kew BrunswIck.

ST. JOHNS, n. b., Nov. 10.
Quite panic was occasioned here
to-day by the reported failure of the
Commercial Bank. The stock was sold
yesterday at SI6 for 800 shares, and
this morning its paper was generally.
refused. About noon the Bank closed
its doors, and others banks are delib-
Grating whether they will come to its
assistance.
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BuRIa.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and un-
changed. 2l
GRAIN-wheat-Spring nominal at
81 80 for No. Chicago. Corn-Quiet,
at 9Ic; car lots CSC. Oats-Dull, at 60c.
Rye-Unchanged. BarIey-Nomiaal.
HIGH WIEEs-S1 O5a6 90.
FREIeHTs-1Sc wheat; 14I<c corn;
101zc oats.
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TRUSTEES Sale.

DYfVIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
ID dated the fourteenth day of June, ISt0,
exeented by Robert IbbltSOn and Wtfel to /
myself as Tfustee, and OF record In the clerks
once OF Ohio county volume o, page 454s
Will sell at the Court Hopse IN the city Of
Wheeitng, on Saturday, the MN day Of De-
cember, 1858, the following deecTibed propsr + /
ty mentioned In said Deed OF Trust 10 WI: =
A piece or parcel OF ground Situated on the |
bank of Wheeling Creek, In the city OF
a poinI one hunrired and ninety ieet east on
the east line OF Eoh street, on the line of a
street called Crescent street, laid out from
Eotf street, eaStwardly 70 the Sreseept non
Crescent street being continuation Of
Webster street, though running nearer the
street, thence northwartIy along the east
side OF an alley twenty feet wide 10 wheel
ing creek, thence eastwaIdly up said cree
parallel with said alley to said Crescent
street, thence NestwaTdIy along the north
line or Crescent street sixty feet to the place
or beginning, together with the machinery,
fixtures and improvements thereon or ap-
pertaining thereto. beng the same properly
zlmmer and by the latter 10 Robert 1bbit-
son.
rnainder In equal payments Of SIX twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from
day Of sale, secured by Deed of Trust on the
The title to the above property is believed
to be good. Selling rs Trustees VIII only
convey such title as Is vested In me by said
ecsO!imeod E.H.F1TzHUGH. trustee.
DHALoNs "PAPHIAN LOTION" for
i Beautifying the SKIN and COMPLEX
IONS Removes ali Eruptions, FreckleS
Pimples, aloth Hotehes, Tan. etc, and rem
ders The Skin Soft, Fair and Blooming.
For Ladies' In the Nursery it . Invaluable
For Gentlemen alter Shaving II has no
sPAPHIAN, LoTIoNr Is the only reliable
remedy for diseases and bleutsnes OF the
PHALoN,s aPAPHIAS soAPn for the
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GEN. GRAST very sansfbly declined
the "ovation27 that was proposed for
him when he came TO washington; and
his unexpected arrival there on satur-
day night was doubtless great disaP-
,pointmenti to the opdtionistS. General
Grant has given it to be understood
that he is not popularity'hunter, and
does not wish to be bothered by brass
bands and seeking politicians.
Itis evident thataR understands his
.position as well as himself. -.
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ALBANY.

ALBAsSz, N. Y, Nov: 10.
The arrival of Hon. John T. Hotf77
man and wife at Congress Hall was
made the occasion of q Complimentary
serenade 20 him last evening by the
Jackson Guards.
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.mAssAnHnaEnN.

la=-Is 49, sl-at -
sas BosroE. Noymbers1O.
The. town OF -Rockfort, Mass. has
been nnuleled in L. coo dollars for per
sonal damages, sustained bysJ: T.
HartswelL and Adelia Isiabrons Ry q
defect in the highway.
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Tr,oI=S.fs fso5I I O., n! cole.

b .EEas rex uNlA1BANx, Nov. 10. :
5 The second trial of General Geo. W.
Cole, f0rIThe killing OF i. Harris HIS
cock, the alleged seducer Of Coles VIE
will commence tomorrow.
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u. -stoppea Paymenl.

zos ST, goHHs, y. b. Nov. 10.
The Commercial Bank OF New Brurs-
wick stopped payment this morning.
Much excitement prevails.
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TEE Masistrom of our childhood's
Biographies is myth. A late report
on the Norwegian fisheries says that tt
sis 50 little thought Of by the tnhahi-
tants that they pass and repassz u IN
their sail vessels at all states of;the tide
except at certain times in he@tnter
and other things that come within Its
range, il appears 10 be favorite resort
ofithe fish of the country, and the tsh.
ermen reap rich piscaLortal harvest
from its bosom. The greAtest rate OF
the tide in winter does not exceed six
miles an hour" 5z .vs;E fas.i
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MR:DAwrs, of Massach setts. seems
toibe the most prominent candidate tor
Speaker iniCongresz toa aauceeed Mr.
Colfax.
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TIE most sensible election betye re-
corded was that between 9 gentleman
and lady in New Albany, Indiana. In
case of Grants election he agreed to
marry her, and in case Of f-Seymourss
sucSess she was TO marry him-that Is
TO say, the gentleman with whom she
made the wager and not Governor
Ssyrnorir.1l : At last. accounts the PaEttes.
were very well satisfied with The imam an :
nsrs in ITilich the wager had been dect-
det{Ss sla a1g ,n,1li 80 ~ s.la -
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THF La crosse QsHoereE. Comment
ING On the fesnltz of the Presidentia
election remarks: ave acqulesce Win n
: fEiand al our elbow, who says, Hell
canjs be far off. ''s'e'ss
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Arrived,

s. BOSTON, November 10.
= The stsamer Diberia; nom LIyefPooL
. N9w York November 10.
The steamer WestphaliA, from Haln-
burg, arrived to-day
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RsiIroai Accident.

3 NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
a locomotive was reported exploded
on the Harlem Railroad last night,
blowing five cars to pieces and injuring
several persons.
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Zingari Bitters.

THE GREAT TONIC. UNEeUALLED
j. for s itzr1577F =
yDyspeps1a, Bilious Complaint
and All deranEement OF the Bowels, They.
have an unprecedented sale all over the
McOABE, BUSHFIELD 4 KRAFT.
ty4-1aW6m General Agents
GNEA HOOD ,'-AHOTHER NEW
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saws Of this work: This valuable treatise on
the cause and cure OF premature decline,
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secret abuses of youth and manhood, and
how easily TeEained. It gives n clear EynQ0-
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eause and effects Of nervous debility, and the
FeTI1ed{e.s fherefoFE - A pocket edition OF The
above viii be forwarded ON receipt 0t 70
cents. by adtFessiHig Doctor CURTIB, No.
IS, North Charles StTeet, Baltimore. Md
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RIrerand Weather.

Weather cloudy and wet. River 5
feets inches and rising. TheEmometeE
a6 CIHcINNATI, Nov. 10.
The River has fallen 10 inches; 10 feet
9 inches in the channel. Weather
cloudy, some rain fell last night. Yher-
mometer 5so. W. -
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NO. 70:'
aasurtaI.
N TIONAE BANK
or NHEELrEe.
Designated Depository Us.

S2oo0Oa
5000
Money Tsceiyed ON depozt; Exchange
bought and sold.
Coleetions made and proceeds promptly
IlitsreSt ON Special Deposits at the nate of
FoUR per cent per 8nnum where the de-
post remains SIX months, and 1--WE per
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufactures,
Bankers and otheB solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale m sums 70 suit.
a constant supply OF New Fractional Cur
reney. and !, 2 S& 80 coin, kept for the ac-
commodation OF deposiiun and the public.
*. WHEAT; ;Is55 Issst; n NAN, 1s,,, o..a,,
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ROANE. 2

Roane county gives Grant 43S, Sey.
mour 179. The election passed OF
quietly: q p 9
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HoLLIDAYsBURG, Pa, Nov.

{. Yesterday locomotive exploded at
Duncansvil1e, killing the engineer,
Robert Patterson, AID fireman, Philip
AauIa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-11

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ryier is all right. Three townships
rive l25 maiority for Grant and Colfax,
a gain of -56 over the State election.
Look. ont for 800 majority in this conn:
ty. Hurrah for Grant and Colfa1l
'fLet us have peaceI'' 5ssa 80. H.